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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-08-09
SOLID WEALTHI
SRnA .nnn IN GTErS

S6O0,O00 IN GIFTS
drandest scheme over Presented 70 IL
hNa fi" l-l'i publict rah usp a -
4 AFoRTuSE Fog ONLY Si2. -
TNHE Kentucky Cash Distribution Con-
pany, authorized 10y a special act o
the Kentucky Legislature, fui. tho beneG
of the Public Schools of Frankfort, vi
havoc the first OF tlleir series of, Gran
Drawings at NInior Hall, il tho. City q
Frankfort, Ly., ON ln i..iu. oaialssali
's' THURSDAY, A UGUsT3I, isSe,l ~
on which occasion thoy will distribute
the ticket holders l!ie inmenso sum of
R- g Os0I,OeO O. -
'phos.' Porter, I1x Governor Ny., Gen
~ lh1ll 20 er;ll ManaeCry 'aiatEs
Positively NO POSTPONENIENT
as we viii have a series or Grand Drawing!
and can not establish the precedent 3
postponing.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-08-09
Letter Of Aooeptance---A Good Bur.
iI 10 ,mid g lesque, oIiiil idcuodi T

- - I
Letter Of Aooeptance---A Good Bur
Z To aid 900 lesqGe. o1iil idguodi
|rrm rsi frF f-7af5em ebiv
The Indianapolis Journal, wearieC
with long waiting for the letters o
acceptance of Tilden and Hendricks
has written one for each, setting fortI
at considerable length the inducing
causes of becoming the Democratic
nominees, The .weighty reasons spu
into Mr.. Tildens' mouth are these 81
have concluded TO accept the nomina
ton. ! do this for several reasons, &
few of which l may be permitted tc
name;uod 1uasaalg saf bun .baafIl
First, 1 am reformer. iascs bed
Second, 1 have had large exper
lenee as reformer. 81 + ofnf b1ra
Third, the country needs a B reform
President. ,p i61ilrr9d odt ooi b6
adfFourth, | am the man.si11am bad
|i fFifth, the people are demanding
my election, and, .8hild s.a sa birov
do Sixth, they ought not to be disap-
Seventh, / am independently rich
and could give my whole time to re-
form. Lle tt.1ayH 7lE 20 bui1r
gt"Eighth, have no wife nor chill
dren TO distract my mind fromreform
"Ninth, there is no other, party but
the Democracy, and noe other Demo-
atfbut myself capable of furnishMl
pure article of reform, and bbssj;oye9
unless !! lam elected | Resident, that q
bloody bloc reyaaItion is imminent MIR.
5eddricks sums up as follows: "Per-
nit me. inIclosing, to say that 1 re-
gard the choice of that distinguished
'eformer, Governor Tilden of New
York, as the most fortunate that could
nave been made, next to myself. On
he question of currency we are total
y at variance, but it is probable that
his will be settled by q repeal of the
act as to Indiana and one
Or tWo other States, allowing it to
stand as to the remainder of the States.
[ proposed this to Governor Tilden
during our recent Interview at Sarato-
ga, and he said he would lay the mat.
Ter before Mr.. Morrissey and Mr.. Kel-
y, and see if it could be done.p r.ug
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12
bare 8leibuns bewirfte. uno bod mar l'e
ia aud uur clues Banern So&ter.

hnre 0feiNuno bemirffe. un6 bod mar ne
- orM uur ,;;,,s wou,rn so6ter.
n;y Ss;.s S.;a,;,x., sa, @ w,rs. "a Amen boo,o,u
rs; eothoriu, !, sHutbe sic init ihrem
,..;sssn,s. r.. "' ,,,r,,n e. MAJ aen bunt,u
o.,;sslas;;nss.n' ,",sS s,' .n,u o,nuAten apisoer
nns ibr,m einfaden 9ornblumeutran3
n, aoor h.r ~ o,m bIoucn woub paf,te,
ann, mi. hie aornblume otaen Die a,soos.
rose obffad ober bod, aud pieoer in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12

guf tem ieilid aeidmidten Sansbo'
ben oing ss gar Iuitia su, benn Gin fol-
des Ntuitcorps pie beute mar nod nidt
i'm Srte se,ueisn, 10 lanae Oreibers
itanb. Sas fdmetterte burd ben Saal,
bab Die 5ansluit fd aGIer Sdite benldd
tiete. Die erfen brei uNeiben," mic
man es bort nennt. gsb0rten aber ipie.
berum ben Ylaspaaren. Die oan,it seiuii-
fermab,naie 8irmeb er0fncten; ater ole
bic erft eetanst parcn, bate Seoer freien
8utritt, ,. b sr mubte Ed uorber bel
ben Ylubburiden I'm fanf Sroiden elm
8anb loicn, bas er oann, tuie cine Gin
trittsmarte. i'm &nopTo& trna. Sas
berehtiate ibn su fSeiem San3 uno frsiem
Bier bis gum Mbenobroo.
ylad ben brei eritcn .Ste,ben" OSer
3ansen batten Die Ylabiaasfern, fir Die
sanse 8irmeb,sit, oas 8cdt, fA ibre
Sduier fsIber aussufuden, iuenn iie eben
Ggtratouren tansen wolten. stur Der
Ylabburide. Der iid bic NtaiS tgcmdblt.
tonnte cinfprinsen. toann ct ppute unb
einen Sang uerlanaen = unb bas usritano
| iid aud bon iclbt unb mar gan; in Der
Srbnuns. -
Sans tan3.e aber Dor Der Sano nur
bic erFeu Steiben nit 9iesdsn, oenn ale
erIter Ylabburide betam CT su piel gu
tbun, uni nen Siniutommenbs, bic fd
benz Sang anidIieben woIIten. nit Ban.
brn gu beriebcn, uno 9iesden bate fd
nod ibm Serrn BON Ssdlanb. Der fd
aud ein 8ano selobt, ausaeiudt, uni
swar fir siuei San;e bintereinanber
Damn foroerte fie Die beiben anoerer
PIabburiden auf, uno barauf wiete,
Serrn bon Sedlau5. @bsr aud aus De,
Staot waren elm paar Betannte beraus
setommen. benen lie oieie Sunit selpdbrt
unb fe peridumte teinen ein,ioen San
Bis gum slbenobroo'
i Satbarine belt fd ,nebr s,rad, ob
sIeid ie es aud nidt gut bermciber
tonnte, Sen uno Semen aufsufortern
Mitl ben anoeren Ylabburiden mubte Il,
natiirlid aud einnul tansen, unt Sans
a Der beute sanS wilb unS ausselaiIen mar
| idwana fd nit ibr Iuftia i'm &reiie. e
i UMad' fcin 10 trauris @efdt, aatb
:frin!" iaste er babel su isiner San,erin
.oie, 9tute sIuuben Oir's ia ionR aa,
nidt,i Sab 0u fioel biit. unb warun, iolI.
d ten mir bcute midt aaei fbeI iein co II
ia 8irmeb |"
sd bin ia Iaifio, Sans" iaate Il,
; Ieiie, gang sIiidlid iebt; rbab' i'd benz
. ipirflid 70 srnit ansseiebsn ?" 80
u@ie Der Serr - Yfarrsr auf Der Rau
4 sel!" Iedte Der iunas guride, ,,aber ii.I
nur, tpie Der Wosie ba, briiben, Der mi
BON 8eblau sefommen III, Die Iana.,
geine berumiuirft. Gr wia unS bier ou,
penn Sorfe Selgen, iule man taSen mui
aber plr'wollsn einmal feben, Oh er aus,
u baIt, ipenn's erif einmaI in bic britt,
Nabt Bineinoebt. Oa ipirS er pobl an,
Sem @iden !iesen uno alle a,iere lfr.den
. Sas weib Der liebe Sott, Die staotleut,
babsn sar tein Mart in ben 8noden !"
! nBie bibfd 2iesaen tanSt" iaat,
&atbarine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12
MObel! Sdrgr! 2nmbr
Casper @bnbert.

~ Gasper Stbmberts
Tdnfte Strabe, siu. Marft unb Wrjart
,est Rem ssebrtsn yutlifum BON Stattunb eanb
bisrmit ersstsnlf an, bae er lfets M Sbel aasr
Wrt sprratbis bat. DessleidsH g dr9t Spa
allen @rDbsn ppn oolj unb Metaa ans ix itbtm
Styl. MGss swt unb billis.
gu1 babe i& ffsts sutss trSdenls Rut.
bols unb anberes . aumateriaI, has ID
,u ben niebrisnen Ct. gsuis Yreiitn, ausi9lisB.
lid ber 8raGt, Serfaufe.
@u& bin i'd Mstnt fir bic Ct. 2oats
Stpneware 6 Umpans unb Strfauft be,eR
4abrifate (@laNrte irbtnt 0aftn v. YlamsntDpts
yon Ierre Gutta ,c.), eini&lisblib Der 8ra&t, ia
ct. Qcuis vreiiea. 29 9. 9 S6ubtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-12
:. e. Otto Meinhardt
Mbrma0er& Jutpelier
q. u. e. !,
Sdiaer Strabe, swifdea Waiu xxl 3
HERMANN, MO.

Gint src6s gusuabl BON 9af&en- sxb Banh.
ubren S@mndiaHeH, SrirtA u. y. fets an
3anb. &eparataren wsrhen prompt uab biats
teIorat.
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17Z6.
1876.

aom II (which nOppoIio nouef
10 10 these be- interest
spi them ofu Tres
nde rpouea
bsob
dPreIde
GantsM ASPIRATIONS f docd c and
10 4
VI v IN
tn In cond hn
full henof and wetrt Interesting mi instr
sou i'm o mi TuE ~ n he a
gN u &C lg
INNS d o r IL v
barely Of
r my
Ou,potas t
eiayen ouyeung arnt Admt Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-04
A Woman. suit Against Another Woman for
the Loss Of "a Husband Love.

Mrs. Adea NJ Blake, Of Brooklyn, has sued
Mrs Jane Van winKe. alias Mrs Jane Coles Blake. Of
the citv, for $1,000. Mrs. Adca NJ Blake IL the
wife Of Dr. Charles Blake, physician Of $40 Clinton
avenue Mrs. Jane Van winkle, or az she prefers to
be styled. Mrs Jane Coles Blake pretends to be spir.
iuaistic medium Mrs. Adela Blake urges that Mrs.
Van Wrinkle has UNLAWFUL possession Of Dr. Blake's
love, ard has 80 completely cnthraed him that during
tc past nvc jcars he has been only husband ~ name:
Zen thousand dollars. Mrs Hake NJ the close OF
her petition, insignificant for the loss OF her
husbands love ana sOciety. Mrs. Van WinGle wa
divorced from her husband few ago account
of her relations to Dr. Hiakc. EI Judge Erastus ID
culver, Mis-. aKrs counsel. says that. although her
suit IA the nrst test that has Oecn applied to Law
passed IN 1862, giving married woman the ability ia
sees legal roller Tor Injuries that possessed by an un
marrled woman. be IL sure VI victory
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WIrE VINO rs NOT WINrED.
Coming Back Aner Forty Years Absence.


A case has recently TRANSFERRED in New
port which has given rise to no httlo gossip IN
circles wnere II has become known, being the
return Of The lawfully welded wife OF II man,
after an absence OF forty years, To assert her
marital rights. In story as related Is IN SUI
st inOe IA follows; some forty Years ago report
says forty two young man and u maiden IN
that city we're united 10 eacn other In the bonds
OF wedlock.
However smoothly the course Of true lovo
may have beon before matTimonY II appears to
1Avs becuin6 strangely runied quite soon after.
10 bTlef nerOd report says two or three days,
the blooming bride, the echo OF her marriage
vows having scarce died away, IN "A clandestine
manner ana for no known cause, left him whom
ebe had vowed TO love and cherish, ana fed TO
paris Unknown. For two wears nothing was
heard Il ON or OF her, when all at once she pre-
sentod herself to the astOnlshed gaze OF her de-
serted husband. Tue latter, II may readily be
supposed was not oyerJoyed to see her after
such unaccountaole behavior on her part. lie
gave her 10 understand that he was not IN roadi-
ness To resume relations with her, when she re-
torted that he need givc himself no further I'M
easlness on that score, as she had obtained "a
divorce. The husband replied that he was re-
iOioed to learn that, as ii had saved him tbs
trouble and expense Of taking measures to pro-
cure a divorce on his own account an he had
The pair then drifted apart, she disappearing
again from this region while he resumed the
freed from the bonds Of lnatrimony, aud not
favorlnR "A life OF "singl0 bless ednoss," he
sought out fair towuswoman OF his, wooed
ana won her, and for the second time became a
married man. The second matrimonial alliance
was attended with better results than the nrst.
Children were born "a them As the years rolled
on, and, being Industrious and frugal, the fair
couple accumulated a snug little property. and
Anew Years ago, being In inhrm health, the hus-
band gave up active employment, and has since
been deriving as much comfort ms usually fails
10 the lot Of man under such circumstances.
He had never heard from the woman he for.
erly called his wife since their last interview,
aud, believing hlmself entirely free from ner.
Eayo himself no further uneesness concerning
her Forty years had elapsed since that time.
What was his astonlshment when one day, u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-04
APPROXIMATION PRIzR..

The nv thousand tickets ending with ngure 0 the
same "a the ending ngure of the number drawing The
capital prize are each entitled to $50
The subscribers, sworn Commissioners appointed to
superintcnd the drawing Of the KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY Glass ~ hereby certify that the above arc
the numbers which were this day drawn from The 90 900
placed IN the wheel
Witness our hands. at Coylnston. Ky. this day. Fri
day. Dee. n, 1875.
/. i. GcAhooSSfiSdER Commissioners
Prizes payable In full without deduction
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short time since, woman rang At his door bell,
and. on being admitted, introduced herself to
the household as the wife Of its head. Here
was scene. Wife No. was aware OF this pre-
vious marriage. hut believed 1t to have been alb
togated by decree Of divorce. The husband,
too, withstoOd her claim adducing, in support,
hsr own story OF = divorce, related forty years
ago. She admitted having thus informed him,
but cl lined that It was all a sham that she
was still his lawful wife, and was here to claim
her rights and privileges. Where she has kept
herself all these years does not appear.
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wILKEsBARpE, Pa, Jan. San the works Of
the Lehish and wkesbsrre Cosi Company except two
stopped to-day The miners mud no fault AMI are upon
the best 81 terms with their emp Oycrs They Know
that the suspension will be Tor short time only,
AMI they also know that repairs mus be made.
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SulpplnI.
National tJNEo;;6s6 5Sq b fIs[; 4 and''

CANADA, Tuesday. Jan. 4. . A, NJ;
GREECE Ncdne sday, Jan. ~. i. NJ.
FOR QuEENSTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
HFLVEIlA, jams, 1901. NJ. SPAIN, Jsu. 20. f. N.
THE on ZEN Jan 10. = AM
Cabin passage, $50 ana $40 currency. stcerags -
greatly reduced prices Return tickets roduc rates
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool at tho lowest
rates. Apply At the conpany's once, 0g BIoalwaY.
II, W. j. HURST. ManaRer
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&uslntss z blntc.

pUSlNtsS Ngiitts.
INHE DIREC TORS or TIIE GIONA sui
rnuE COMPANY dimlteD arc prepared to receive
sicily. The property comprises about 800 acres on
which are the wcr.known mines Of Giona. Glonateils
rcnua. Tenutclla. &c. few miles from Girgenu An
tender, mast contain the Of two reference and
Of 5000 az fecurY for the due performance Of the
covenant Of the lease Draf, enso and all furtrr
particulars may be seen At the offccs OF the com.
pany, Il Wool EXchsnge. Coleman st. city. London
Cvherc all tenders are to be sent in New YORK. at
Me''rs 3. NJ. PEI1ENGII.L's co. 81 PARK row.
The directors do not bind themselves to accept the
highest OF any ten Ter.
Tenders to be IN not later than the 18TH Of Janu
arv, ana to he opened the I'm o: January. 1870
A FEW stanls IN Central Marset G lrner Of Broad.
~ way IN ay aud - IT, to lrt for market purpose.
AnpD ~ the "hcr, 1000 B.O'dWty, near igth It.
AlINCH STAND IA. Dccn occupied as sucn Tor
PHILIP CASSIDY, al D3anst. DrooSlyn
('ANDY and toy store, very cheap. next to public
y school cheAp rent. 6tn IT,. liua'eri- Point
(uG.R STORE FOR sale. Apply at $50 Graham av..
y frUokyn, ID.
NOR SAIL Al Old Established cigar store. VITA
y STOCK ahd fixtures, now doug good ~ iness a
300 wh lrsa'e anu retal stand Apply al ,os MOnta
sue It. Brookhn.
lIOH SALE New. stand and IN y roa,ei west
+, Il ,'' 4'''' bargain 'A'NAf SN''H7 Cen
IlOR SaLE Chear the old. established cigar store,
\ ls3 MJr1lo sv" brooklyn; stock. fixtures, ami
II cxncss' f,nt low. Apply for two days al ls7i
Wooster ST.
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Niok ,i8l,.I.ESSSI3AM.SS.A LIVERPOOL. oAR
STEAMBOATS, aI> auIruI)l
Df>NsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses COrtAndl
Streets Ferries. as follows:
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pttsburgh,thO West and South
with Pullman Palace cars Attached, $50 A. M. o and
$50 I. NJ SUNDAY and $3.50 Z. NJ.
For MllilamspOrt and L)c< Haven At $50 A. n. ana
$3.50 7. NJ. For Cory and Erie $3.50 r. NJ. connecting
a. Cory for Iitusvllle. Petroleum Centre. and the
on ltcgf ms.
For Baltimore. Washington, and the South. Limited
Washington Express " OF Pullman l'arOr Cars daily,
except sunday, p;30 A. NJ; arrive Washington i:i6
nj
Exprees for Philadelphia T. 1850 $40 $50 A. NJ Ie 30
3 T. 40 0, q, $50 L. VI. an 12 nj .ht sun Jay g.
O. Z, $50 ano9 L. NJ. Emlgrant and second class.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth. Railway, Princeton,
Trenton, Pertn Ambiy, Pennington, BelNldor, aud
other points, see local scnedues at al tGket Ocos
rrninp arriyr From Pittsblrgh. d5b and 1880 n
ndy@o =. VI daily 1915 A. 81 and 7;4O 4. NJ daily.
except Molday. From Washington aud Blitin1ra,
$50 A VI, 4;o5. 5:l5. and ln;s7 4. NJ. SUNDAY 90
A. ". From Philadelphia. $40 SEQ. o;55. lOlh II 20
1921 NJ, 2lj, i;ph, 3l5, 6lO 7i0 s;ii p;sO lU.sf
= VI sunday $40. ego, 655, 1854 A. NJ. 7'i6. 30
Ticket otnces. 500 and ga Broadway. Astor House
AMI loot OF sbrusres aud C0rtlandt streets COuH
street Brou~ljn ~ llG. and IFS Hudson street, 10
eoken. EmisrAnt ticket Office. Battery place:
ID. NJ BOYD. JR,
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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gtrsonIl Aotltts.

A MEDICAL ESSAY.
N Comprising series OF lectures AS delivered AZ
kAHNh MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, NEW YORK,
on the cause and cure OF diseases clear sTnopsis
showing how lost health may be restored also, upon
MARRIAGES anu nervous aud phvslcal debility Being
me reaul OF twenty years medical experience. Price
70 cent?, Address the author, Or l., j. KAHN, o1lco
and Residence, 81 East lot st.. New York.
nISEASES or MEN, Nsrvou. DsbIhty, and
kindred Affections sDeodily And perm nentIT
cured by HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D., III LexTngton
ty, near "ltl st. Hours, 4 to g.
L EFT my bed and boarl without cause my vile
Annie T. sippe All persons are torDi1den TO trust
her on my account. H. SIPPEL
MORRIS y. DOMLEY, Councillor at Law,
~ Oom Tor fonn ~ Macs "a ~. Advice free Sat.
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tNRgst,p@Efc,r ssAAOyJSGSS ,RANK,

Interest dividend at the rate OF SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM calculated to Jan. /, 1870 IL declared
payable to depOsltors entitled thereto, and after
Jan. II. $3.50
The securities Of this Bank consist entirely Of nrs
caas bonds Of cities In New York State
on improved New YORK city properly taken since the
reduced valuations Of the pas, two years.
Deposits received up 10 jan 10 allowed interest from
Jan. l,
Bank open from o A. n. till O'Clock every evening
NJ FRaEsE, Sec. A. N. LEsLkY Pres
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VNEUTONIA SAYINGS BANK,

90 Av A, corner OF 81 st. New York.
Interest TO Jan. 1870 at the rate Of six per cent
per annum. will be paid deposors on and after Mon
day, Ian. II.
Interest not withdrawn will be added to principal
and draw Interest from Jan. /.
Deposits made before Jan 10 will draw interest
from Jan. |.
Bans open daily from 10 A. N. to s r. NJ, and on Mon
Day, wednesday. and Saturday evenings. from to 8
o'clocs' J.sChEUERMANN, President.
LOUIS GRoROK, Treasurer.
MInnA Ii
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9Or salt ano TO &M

-.- - ---
OEFlCES TO LET In second story sun building,
~ front anu rear, well llg I'd and sean hel ed 40.
Ply a. Sun Publication Ohce hassa anu fran .fOrt STA
FINO LET-For couple OF months, store 323 Grand
l. 81" nrst corner be ow HGleY's, well adapted for
We auctlsn trade, SAFES by assgnees any business.
For terms apply T.
q. IT. DoUuHERTY. 90 Orchard st. rear.
Two LET. with Immediate POSSESSION Tho I'd moor,
Il rooms, win nre places. anu lTunt room ami
hllc zen on 80 moor OF % euwok st. rent low to good
tenants Apply on lat moor.
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From SAN ERANc5sCo 70 JAPAN AND CHINA.
FROM san FRiNIisCo 70 Al sTRiLiA AND
NEW ZEALAND, via HONOLULU, 3. L.
ana every four weeks thereafter.
TOWNSEND, TACOMA, PORTLAND. &C, &C.
. On the 10Th. GOTH and 3Oth OF every month.
For freight or passage spRy At foot Of Canal st. N
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seal GsllIr,

A CHEAP HOUSE AND STORE-Sl7OO-
"A SINAI s-storI Orck building, candy ana toy store
near ,cho9i 300 cash 10 or 100 quarterly MI Uald
Inquire Of MIR. DAY, bB5 80 av BroOklYn.
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Ga BROADWAY.
FIFTIhTH sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND
NRW YogK. Dec. 2S, 1875.
The Trustees OF this institution have declared the Of
tieh semiaDnual dividend oil deposits by the rules
entitled thereto) a. the OF sK per cent per snnum
on sums of 81 600 ana un Ter and NE per
sums 5000, yable and after Jan. IL In
tcrest not withdrawn will remain prIncpn aud re-
ceNe interest the same "a deposit OF ian. Will
be entered on the pass books whenever presented
T.. j. BROWN, Preaidenf
EDWARD st HELL, Treasurer.
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SURPLUS

Isaac T SMITH fbsslfsnL
A. r ODKRRaHAU sKN. -. t.....,..,
tLAAKspA IRoLtUs, ! '"f''es'''''N
+. W. LiLLiK. Secretary.
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&N WRITING monthly bookkeeping, arithme.
,DtDs TIC, all English bran Chcs Pine College 90
bv"crf' Ladies Quaiined ~ OOoGkespers.
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dllan!to- ftnmts.

At TuE HOME Gannent Comranv's Gii and $50
"a sih ay. they will sell YOU anv Kind Of now sowing
machine. and give awrttcn guarantee to give oil the
work YOU do for i've years ana send II home by
press free OF charge. Go aud see their priccs.
, 1876-06-25

east u Of Block 10. Codwiee Subdivision Of the
west 4 southeast Il Sec. l8, 80, II, corner Of
Lincoln and West Taylor streets.
2. Subdivision Of Lots IL to 10, Block II, west
u Of west Il Of northeast 4 Sec. II, 80, Il. This
Is subdivision OF It's feet fronting north on Ad-
AIMS street, opposite Jefferson Park.
3. Hill j. Latllam's Subdivision Of Lots 20 to 81,
Daxter's Subdivision ouilmette Reservation. Sec.
81, II, 13.
I. Subdivision Of Lots S to 10, Block 8, and Lots
II to L. Block j. Of blocks and Il, Morris ct al.
Subdivision, Sec. IL, 39, IA.
5. Hoard & Potwin's Subdivision Of part Lots
and 5, Block 8, Rockwelrs Addition, fronting 121
feet north on Madison street, 1o6 feet west front
on Oakley street, and 12l feet south front on
Monroe street, making II lots, with two 16-feet
alleys.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
Affairs at the Exchange Salcsroom we're not
without interest during the past week, in SO far
rs they pointed out in unmistakable terms the
tendency of the times and the inclination Of in
vestors. The entire Lexington aud Fourth
avenue block between One Hundred and Sixth
and One Hundred and Seventh streets offered
no Inducements to outsiders to outbid the par
tics in their interests, who secured it for the
sum of Sc, ,000. Even the boosted Boulevard
property, seven lots Of which adjoining the
Park, were offered on Thursday, but had to be
withdrawn from sale, the highest bid received
for the lot nearest Sixty-tlird street being $13,
0oo. There were few buyers present at the
mood to pay more th3p the very hardest Of
sale Of "Jauncey Court,'' with 4 frontage of
81 feet TN Wall street, commanded price cx
trenlely satisfactory for these times, active bid
ding being kept up by several parties until it
was knocked down to an English Insurance conn
psny for S3334a ,500.-Nem York Ieul Estate Record.
, 1876-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
NIYTInING PERMITS.


The Building Department issued seventeen
permits last week for the erection Of thirty one
new buildings, as follows:
John alcGillen, one-story dwelling, 22x2e at
3G5 Centre avenue
J. 3. Griffin. two dwellings, each two-story, 2l
x38, on Park street.
{. Anderson, four-story stone, 24x75, on Chica-
60 avenue.
Andrew Landgrcn, three-story dwelling 2318o,
at 81 Townsend street
John koppmcir, two-story dwelling, 20x50, at
u Hastings street.
G. 7. rnlsfer. three-story dwelling 14114, ut
50 and 81 South Park avenue.
John A. Yale, Elk dwellings, each two-story, 20
xi0, on Pearce street.
Same, eight dwellings, each three STORY, c0x5B,
same street.
Thomas Dwyes, two-story addition to dwelling
at l4s Liberty street.
Mary Price, two.story dwelling, 2ox3o, at "a
McAulcy street
'. 5: Bush, thrce-story dwelling, 2517o on
PEalrie avenue. near r. tic i street.
F. Temple, two-story dwelling, 2o150, On Supe-
rior street.
L. Walter. fonr-story dwelling, 22152, on North
Dearborn street.
Potwin q Corby, two stores, each one story.
16.fxt5, southeast corner of Madison and Oakley
STREETS
Peter scdes, t.o-story dwelling, 20x3o, at 1872
Neigleson & Shields, at 191 Dearborn etrcet,
J. u. Sullivan, two-story store, 21x72, at 253
Clark street.
NEW SUBDIVISIONS.
The following plats we're filed for record the
past week:
l. Turner l. Bonds Subdivision OF part Of the