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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-21
Found i'm the Snow.

"Hillol This won't do. Move
on"
The speaker was a gigantic po-
liceman. The object of his wrath
was boy, who sat on a low stoop,
with his face buried in his hands
as if crying.
1t was night, and showing fast.
A bitter, bitter night, in which one
would not wish even ones enemy
to be homeless and shelterless.
The boy did not stir.
"Hillo, say" cried the police
man, angrily advancing nearer.
"No shaming, youg'un. Get up
and move on"
But as the lad, even yet, did not
rise, the policeman stopped down.
and shook him. AS he did this,
the boy fell over, senseless, in the
snow.
"Great God ~ cried the police
man. "He's dead. Frozen to death,
too; perhaps starved. Poor little
fellow! An orphan, no doubt
Well, must take him to the sta
ton, suppose"
But as he lifted the body, which
he did tenderly, for he had chill
dren of his own at home, the seem
ingly inanimated form stirred.
Tainted" said the officer, "bu'
not dead yet. If the station-hous'
only wasn't 20 far off. Ah maybe
they'll take him in here"
AS he spoke, close carriag'
had dashed up to the next house
a footman sprang from the box, tn
coach-door was flung open, and al
old man, wrapped in fur cloak
stepped out, and took the servant
arm, to be helped up the high stoor
Seeing the policeman, however
with the boy in his arms, he stop
ped abruptly.
!. "What! What |" he cried. g.
young tramp. A beggar. Nc
= dead"
e mo, not dead yet, Mr.. Ascot
i said the policeman, respectfully, q
= he recognized the speaker, we
known as the wcalthiest and NO.
influential householder on his bea
"but Pm afraid will be, before
reach the station, And he doesr
r. seem to be a common sort OF be-
:, gar boy" +,
7; a "Not the common sort, ell
n n. Neither is he," said Mr.. Ascot,
he looked at the boys clotht
"Have him in here. Have him
here. John, ring the beli--w
e the deuce do you stand the
ps gaping; don't you see the DO.
"a "a diving from cold and hungeri
- can walk up the steps well enout
ats alone"
A moment more and Mr.. AsC
himself led the way into a war
= spacious drawing-room.
60, stc "There's roaring fire read,
ss ss he said. 81 always have one watt
40 foe me, when / come home FRI
a. dining out. Where's the hou
: keeperi Didn't | tell John
bring her at oncei All /! here NJ
!. Somers comes. Something To
10 " vive him, quickl Gracious he
of Of ems IL he should die after all"
ice ice "poor little dear !" said N
'"' Somers, as she poured q resto
,ss ,ss tive down his throat. "Ths
: Jane, give me the blankets, whit
wrap him up. Ah' he's com
1. to-"
10 The boy opened his eyes, lool
ss.. sss in far-of way at Mrs. Som
"a; IA, and then glanced. dreamily. ab
and the room. Evidently his ser
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ApYERIIsINo RATES.

line.
Local Notices ton cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three InOnths or
longer, discount Of % per cent
Advertisements unaccompanied bv written or
verbal directions will be published three months
Advertisements, under contract, ordered out bs.
fore expiration Of time, will be charged full rates.
No paper discontinued until all arrcarages are
paid. except AZ the option OF the publisher
Transient advertisements must be- paid in ad-
vance.
81 Terms. CASH, payable quarterly.
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VICK'S
illustrated Priced Catalogue

v,,,,, ,,o,ss-aoo Illustrations, with descriptions
., ,hoyy sands of the best Flowers and Vegetables
IN the world, and the way ~ grow th,n,-all ior
two cent postage stamp. Printed In German ana
English. o-...,,. % oon,s N ve.r
yicL,s Flower and Vegetable Gnrden, oo cents
m noner in elegant cloth vovers, tl.W ~
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, NJ l.
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VIM. P. MAIDEN, M. d.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, 0vNEcoLoGIsT
&c, Late Asst. Surgeon U. S. Army; Examining
surgeon for Q, r. Pensioners, and all the princi-
pal Life Insurance Co.'S. Residence on Washing
ton avenue, near Third street. Office In Alpine
block, on Second street.
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Select and Original.

The Port Huron Journal man is
q real modest young man and he
ought to receive a missionary ap-
pointment. This is the way he
speaks of cockroach:
How doth the little rooster roach
Around the sanctum roam;
He eats cur paste and drinks our ink,
And makes himself at home.
But editors should not resent
The pretty creatures vhim;
Their able pens were never meant
To put head on him.
Will blue glass give a man the
blues, or will it, on the homeopathic
system of like cure like, disperse
them.
The Hornellsville Times winds
up legal as follows: "Bated
January l. 1872" Who has it try
ed to catch during the last Ave
years
A Sugar Conference has been
held in Paris. If you don't like it
you can lump it.-Boston Glot Q.
1t must have been a sweet gather
ing and attracted many flies.
Don't neglect your penmanship.
A man in New York got $4,000
from banker for being a good
writer. 1t is not yet known how
many years he will get.-Danbury
News.
One of our contemporaries heads
an article, "Who Shall Lead9" A
very brief examination of Hoyle
will show that the man next the
dealer should do so.-Bridgeport
, Standard.
Jackson" yelled q brakeman
. on the Jackson train as it came to
5 stop at that place. "Fifteen years
for refreshments said a gentle
e man who had pair of steel brace
e let's on his wrists.
The Free Press thinks ga mans
dearest object should be his wife,
but, alas sometimes it is bis wife's
. wardrobe" We move as an amend
+; meut that always be substituted
c for sometimes. Carried
"Will you be out longl" asked
lady of her husband as he was
preparing to so out. "About the
same as usual, my dear, five feet
nine," said the husband, and then
!, he stepped to one side to let cur
= !, full of hot tea pass through tn,
window.
Iv Springfield, Ill, has a femal,
:, dentist. She is said to be a LADY
= of gentle extrcction.-New Yorl
=, Commercial Advertiser. Such |,
woman is bound to pull through
life-peacefully If she can, forcep
"A ly if she must.--Norristown Hearld
N Is she given to pull-backsl
In A book agent, who has retire
from active labor upon the hare
he earned accumulations of life
he industrious cheek, says that u
Ice great secret of his success was tn
Vill when he went to house where u
nl" female head of the family presen
ing ed herself, he always opened
her saying: "I beg your pardon, mil
of but it was your mother wish
su- to see. That always used to 8
not 'em. They not only subscribed
18th my books themselves, but told
cts. where ! could find more custo
. - crs."- Free Press.
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Young Men.

p..,,o. o,reat Mercantile College, Keokuk,
Iowa. on the Mississippi. Nineteenth year
About sixty dollars pay al expenses, for Mem
bership, board and stationary. Book-keepers,
Penmen, Reporters opefAtyrs ATe''eG,s, & ,rand nun
t.ye reduced. Good situations. NO vacation
Don,t fail to address Prof. Miller, ke2Auk; Iowa
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Come Near So We.

SGEspC Near go we.
The wa .s ,ong! Come E:a. {. me;
caG not live a.aT iTom Thee.
Hor journey TO my home above,
Unless Thou AID me with Thy love.
So many errors clog my soul
So many evils round me roll;
faint with all the weary strife
Come near me, Lord, for Thou art life.
The thorns seem thicker than the bloom
Ending the pathway to the tomb;
They pierce-and whittier shall flee,
Except, dear Lord, flee TO Thee!
Come near at morning, noon, and nightj
Be Thy sweet presence my delight;
Thy gracious comfort freely give,
That may look to I hee and live
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VICK'S
Flower And. Vegetable Seeds

A. A. ..o.t beautiful work Of the kind IN INC
.,o,,5 n contains nearly $50 pages HUNDREDS o.
ene Sipssratons, and six chrome plates OF noweIs,
besuy drawn and colcred az ,rH ;n sIsvant cloth
p.s,s.5 ?. .es5 Z, sserman and English.
V,rsss Frai Guide, Quarterly, 70 cents year
vssl,s cstaloQue-30 illustrations, only cents
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, ~ Il
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Vick's Floral Guide

beautiful Quarterly Journal, unely illustre,ea,
ana "a containing an elegant colcred hower lia,e
With the first number. Price only ssyents ps ,ne
wear. The first No for 1877 just issued IN oc'fn"n
snu w,lls Eiower A. Vegetable Garden, In paper 90
..nts with elegant cloth covers tl.oO.
V;ck,s Catalogue illustrations, oniy sc,n's'
Address, JAMES VlCk, hoches.eb N' IL
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VICK'S
Flower and Vegetable Seeds

.,s ,l,u,od by million Pcorie IN AmeTses; Sc see
vel's Catalogue 500 Iln.trs.o"s s ,. ons ,nss
,vcss,. vcs r,o,ssr and Vegetable Garden, 80 centsi
w,,b elegant cloth covers ~ w.. v..,,,.h .na
",I All my publications arc printed IN hnsn'n ana
German ,.x,rs yICK- -Na.aa.iaI-AL
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A. A. A. A. GARD.

Large or small sums carefully invested and man
ayed for customers at u distance in legitimate
active stocks that often weld enormous returns n
every so days Selected stock rnregeS p'l
and reliable Information Low 80 alt'a,e sae'y
in STOCKS. sent flve on application aeoress'
~ H.A tIst - 90.
Bankers and gtosS DroLc.a, j. Wa. ol4. ~ = 4
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CRAND PROMENADE coNcrnT

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
AT TwENTYsEcoND REGIMENT ARMoRY,
1iTH ST.,
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. o. AT O'CLOCK
TwELfTH NlGnD,
~ AID OF
ST. IGNATfUs GUILD.
COMBINED CHOlRS OF TRINITY PARISH
(by kind permission OF the Rev Morgan DIX, $. I. D..
IN conjunction with
G1LMORE'S CELEBRATED BAND,
assisted by
Nine. EUGENE PAPPENHEIM.
MIR. Nj. ARB CHILE and
signor DE CARLO.
The following Choifs will take part
TRINITY CHAPEL CHOIR. director. W. II. Gilbert
ST. JOHNS CHAPEL CHOIR. Director, q. + lie Jeuue
ST. IGNATlUs CHURCH CHOIR
Director. W. H. Walter
TRINITY CHURCH CHOIR Director. A. II. Messitcr
Forming Chorus OF 1so Voices
coNDucroHs.........."."."""}h i. M HlIsMI2PEEkR
PROGRAMME.
PARri.
l. OVERTURE. "Stabat Mater ............... Rossni
GILMORE's BAND.
CAROL Comb ned Chors) .... ..............M Monk
g. FINALE, Flttn symphony .............. Beethoven
GILMORE's BAND.
4 CoRNEr SOLO, "Faniasie Original" Hartmann
Mr. ARBUCKLE.
8. CANTATA Grinity Church Choir 90. Niels W. Jade
A sung at Trinity Church on Christmas bay.
Solos by Master JAMES WARD and Mr.. II PRICE.
Accomplishments by uilmore's Fun Orchestra.
PART II.
1. OVERTURE. "Consccrition Of the House"
Beethoven.
GfLMORE's BAND.
GRAND ARIA from Robert lie Diible". Meycrbcer
Nine. EuGkNfE PAPPENHEtM.
3. PlCCOLO SOLO. " The Little Warbler. DE (aro
sgnor DE CARLO.
4 CHRISTMAS CHORUS Combined ChorO b. Calkn
Accompanied by Gilmore's Full Orchestra.
6. GRAND MARCH. from Tannhauscr ......... Wagner
GILMOREs BAND.
Tickets. 81 For sale at the WINDSOR Fifth Avenue,
Gilsey 81. Nicholas. New YORK. Gran aud Grand ten
trail Hotels at the principal music stores;
TYsON'S TICKET OFFICE 80 Union square.
ID A BOODY q co. Bankers So Broadway.
HOrCHKlSs 4 BURNHAM. Bunker, SO Broad st.
A. ID. JUlLLIARD & Co, 90 Worth st.
At the doot this evening
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"whats this hoy charged with?" asked Judge
Dury, IN the Tombs Police Court on Thursday. when
Willie Cronn appeared before him. Toe answer, from
one of two other little boys as follow; Please,
sir. my name Is johnnie Joicr. aud my brother was
KILLED by hit on the head with stone. anu this boy
did 1t. didn't see him aferwsri til yesterday.
when me and him tpoin'ing TO his companion) was
waiting for Nccses and colared him." The
Justice tran-fcrred the case to the Coroner. ana
Willie CrOnin was remandei. The boy Joice died
the day after Christmas from the effect u blow with
asone received when playing IN CITY Hall Park about
week previous. lie was only seven years Old. Whefh
err Wilie tronin l. the boy VINO threw the stone 10
not yet manifest. When his juvenile captors took him
into the Cty Hall police station theY told different
story from that gwen TO Justice Duny.
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PLNNsfLvNAfNHiAN d EiihklhhiMI2i .hdt.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Oclphla : IN New York
Tracks, the most Improved Equipment. and the Fast
esl Time consistent with absolute safety.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses ana Cortlandt
sts. ferries. as follows
Express for Philadelphia, 100, 800 $40 (plO mited
1880 A. NJ, A. g. O. 7, 500 . +. NJ and IL midnight
SUNDAY. $50 4, NJ, 40 $50. anaeP.M.
Trains arrive IRON I'hi adephia 5O5 sea. $3.50 $50,
io;o. iiso 4. NJ. 2io 40 $40, $50 $40 1910, and
Iu;<J T. NJ. Sunday sos d.2O, $50 $50, ll5D A. NJ,
600 1910, and lO2n L. VI.
Ticket Offices, 500 and ga broadway. No. Aston
House, and foot Of Des1rosses and Cortland sts
Court It,. BroOKlyn, IA 1l0. and IFS Hudson It.. Ho.
Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. D. Vi. BOYD JR
General Manager. GEM Passenger Agent
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4ublit 9utnrs.
ECEIvER'S NOTICE.

ECEIVEN'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that nv virtue OF an order OF
the court OF thahcery OF New Jersey. made the day
OF the lite hereof In q wherein JAMES WAT
TURING COMPANY are defendants a persons having
claims against tue said Watson Manufacturing Company
who have not Med the same, duly yerned. with the Re
ceNer appointed IN SAID cau'c are required TO
the same lnirr oath or affirmation u the undersigncd
the Receiver appointed IN the abo cause the office
OF snd company, m Paterson New Jersey within three
months from tn date of said Ordct forever barred
from all the dement's arising from any dlyidlnds that
may he made iy said Receiver.
Dated o. tuper IL. 1879. WATTS COOKE,
Receiver Watson Manufacturing Coinpiny.
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MatgIn,rg.

WA>TED-A steam en- yine not less than 2Ox3J nor
more than 2ixi0 IN perfect order aud cheap also
3inch and 2<-lnch Ri tfting anu myers for saLe
large quantity Address Is. KRkIsCuER 4 son. ID
Goarlg e.. citG
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,
NO. oil CHAMBERS ST.,
NEW YORK, Dec 80, 1879.
DIVIDENDS.

THE TRUSTEES OF THIS BANK
Have ordered that he paid to Depositors
titled thereto, Tor the SIX months ending ths dlte as
follows.
First sums Of " and under per cent. per
annum.
annum ON $1,000. ana Five per cent per annun On the
excess.
PAYABLE on and after MONDAY. Jan. 10 1877.
The Interest will be placed the credit OF ucp)stors
under date OF Jan ana will be entitled TO interest for
the next six months N not withdrawn -
DAVID IEDWlTH, HENRY l.. HOGUEr,
COMPTROLLER President.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS, ano Gallroloa
ENNsNLvA>lA RAILRDtD.

II
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK. via DesDrosses aud Cortlanit
sts. ferries, as follows:
Express for Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. the West and
q AMI $3.50 l.. NJ dIiy.
For Wilamsport Lock Haven. CORY, and Erie at 800
i. NJ, connecting at CORY for Itusyil-, Petroleum
Lock Haven. $50 A. NJ.
For Ba ltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
Nashii gion Expire $ " Of Pullman plrlOr cars d lily.
except sunday. $50 \. Nj arrive at Washington Al
SUNDAY. q and . l.. NJ.
Lxprcss for Pnade phin $50. $50 $40 a:30 imted)
go \. NJ. |, 4, D.. a. Z. $3.50. y l.. NJ ana IL night.
sundsy. $50 a. NJ 5 q, o:JO AID r. 81. EmigrAut
nnd ~ clni class. L. VI.
Accommodation for Trenton. A. NJ. and 40 p W..
For trains 10 Newark, Elizabeth, halfway. Princeton
Trenton Perth Amb"y, Pennington. Belydere aud
Trains arriye r.m pitsourgh, $50 and 1890 4. NJ.
ani lO.! T. VI. dalt 1910 A. VI. AMI 600 r. VI. daily,
ccxccg, Monisy From wasnnst.n and Baltimore,
el9 959 A. ~ From pasdelp1ia. S;o5, e:2o, $50
1850 A. NJ uiJ 1910, and 1000 T.. N.
Ticket Offices 5e1 ami pii BrOadway, No. 1 Aston
Hou.e and foot Of DrsbrOsses and COrtl indt st-.;
Court st.. Brookyn III, no, and IFS Hudson g., 10.
tOscn; DEPOT, jersey Iity. Emisrant ticket Office
No, battery place.
FRANK THOMSON D. NJ BOYDJR
Genera Manager. Genl passen yer Agent.
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STATE LINE -TEaMER-

STATE LINE or STE AMER- ...
- TO GLASGOW, BELFAST, aud LONDONDERRY,
From Per a., foot Of Canal Il y. x.
STATE or Virginia, rhursdaj Jan. IL
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursday, Jan. is.
Saloon and cauln passage at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & co, Agents. az Broaiwav.
Stecrage tickets ct IS broadway aud at COmpanys
plcr. foot Ca al It, y,
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1871

The different editions OF THE SIN during t,c n'd
year VIII be tAe SAM during the year that hl. |ld
passed. The daily EDITION win on week day bee -h el
Of four pages and on sundays sheet of eight pir,
90 br, ad columns; while the weekly edition vii go
sheet Of eight pages OF the dimension. auI c.v
acier that are Already familiar to our Trends.
THE SUN viii continue TO he the strcnuou adv ~
OF reform aud rctrenchnent. and Of thu SUBSTITUTE 10
statcsm ln.hip. wisdom, and integrity for hollow pp
tence, imbeclty aud fraud IN the adminlsirat lI Il
public affairs. Il VIII contend Tor the goycruurn. i
the people by the people mi for the people upp 81
To government by frauds IN the ballot hlx ana 4. 10
counting OF votes, enforced by military vlI.Oict
VIII cndcavor 10 supply It's readers a boly uIa u''f
from mi lion Of supls-with the most cu. f4. clr
pete, ana ru.tw YrtD account. OF culrcut ,Nr.t l
VII employ FIR tins purpose numetou. e.l ,ar'il
selected stan reporters ami clrrss,Dui .l, ,'''
ports from Washington, especially. WEI h' o. ID ,
rate, and ienlc--, ana 1t wl duuDtrs, clatuI Pm f
serve and ENJOY the hatred ot those WnpfII,r tfI
drrng the Treasury cor hy u-urmus waa, tlr l.'. no
not give them NhH n viii eudelylr q MIR 'i.
ndcncc of the puzzle hy defending the rit. of D
people against 'he crplchments Il unjuf'' in
The price Of tue datD stN val nr - c,.s "
or Sb. 10aycar, posi- p'iL VI VITA lac SAL 10
$40 year
Tie SUNDAY edition aone Gig t patc, ~i.iDi
year, post plii.
The NtEkLN Sun eight page ~ 30 nrItl "a
VIII be urAsHed during 1871 At tne rae oi . il-''
post paid.
The bench Of mi. large reduction from n' '-'f =
rate Tor the WEEKLY en- Dr. cuj'yei ni li1 .'"'
subscribers without the ncccs nv Il mlkus 49, .,"
At the sane time, II amy OF our tuenls ohl1-' i'
extending our circulation We shall be- Frifrfl l''A
aud every such person who senis ~ ten or iH ''''
eCrbcrs from one place VIII be entitled 70 oar c'"
the paper tor himself without charge. 80 one a I'
year postage PAID, the expenses OF paper ant prn.s
are barely repaid; and considering the sl1e OF u 'n'
and the quality Of it, contents we are conn ifl 10
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

% WARREN ST. NEW YORK.
Money deposited before January 10 draws inter
est from January l.
Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ. to ar. NJ
WALTER ". CONCBLiN, President
C.. ID.
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G,h9lous ,luntss.
DKOOkl.YN TAHER
;flusitaI Instruments.

;flusita Instruments.
A GREAT. OFFER !-Durng holidays We will dis
~ pose of 100 new anu srcDnd-han pianos ana
gans Of nrsciass makers including Waters. at lower
prices than ever before offered ilcl pianos tl6D. ~
oct, tl1O cash, not used year, III perfect order.
Organs from 100 p 800 cash not used SIN months.
HORACE WATERS a so rs, 40 East I'm 81. y.
REAITlFtL rosewood pianofore. flOO; Chick
- trng panolorte every lmprON sacrifice Tor
cash d. blDpLE' Is NaYcriey Place, near Broadway.
/ E-S THAN slpD-ioctaye pianofOrte, rosewood
l. case, fun iron iraule, stool ana cover.
2S East 81 ST., near "a ay.
NOS.-Ful iron frame Barmore. good tone, $40
i rents low insiallmcnts taken Slp0 Mason liam.
lin organ new, tllO GORDON son, 10 East 14th II.
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Asrs,rh qotlt,,.

psrs,rI gutt.,.
ADVICE FRLE!- DISEASES OF MES promptly
~ cured DR.. JAMES, I'd Fulton 4. Charges very
moderate,
hI~EA~fS or NEN. Nervous Deh ity. AID KIN
ured All, ctlons speedily AMI permanently Curtu nv
HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ D., ia Lexington aY, near
Iwe4ty ninth It. Hours StO3
I AhORERS. working women. &c can have their
i dues Collected 10y ~ cImpeten lawyer no Coier.
tim no charge Address ADNOD ATE box 49, sun
Mi->IN'-s Tuesday evening. between II and
w IL o'cluck, u. j. CONNECT Cumpl Niln light;
.hi feet inches mad rarN coat and vest pnld
plti"lns, gold Wa.cl ana cnalu, seal rius on night
maud ANY Information CuuCerul. * HIN THANKFULLY
received M SO u tshrosses street.
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IRVING sAxI \ GS,l,

i 81 wARREN sfREEf
NKw YonK Dec 20. 1870
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Interest at the rate Of six Der cent per annun has
been dec AIRED. and will be paid aud after the IL
day Of January on ali sums which nave remained ON
deposit for thee or BIZ months previous to the lt day
Of January, 1877.
Interest not called for will be credited and draw In
tercst as an original depost.
Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ, to 3 =. VI
WALTER W. CONCkLlN, President
e. u. HEAToN Secretary.
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CUISINES q gant,s.

CUISINES Ggantss
A Young MAN, thoroughly acquainted with the
~ grocery business. and having tn" best IT city refer
ence. viii invest 500 or $500 In H. we'll paying
liquor store, Address BUSINESS, boX LOO sun Oii'e.
RITCHERs' fixtures Tor sale, nearly new. $40
ID spring st.
tNOR SALt chrlp-StocG aud fixtures Of o eroc nv (;
rrnt tl2 Apply iOf three days AT $3.50 last san g.,
restaurant.
IWk SAIL NJ once-Cr1ckery and house-furnish.
i ing store, IN ION avs 500. bifgiln
IOK "a II.-StOck ami tons II a tiusinlth shop
Il down town. Apply a. % Stone st.
Gtn WILL Uuy oyster and chop saloon, Ses IIui
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/ is inc W'fN ending s,tu'.Iiy. Jan q. ~, Mi
CLOSE rt tal. oncc 90 ia rany al 4 " i1r Iu
: pr. nv flNurnp DNon, VIA queenstown. on
Wednesday. az \. w.. foi bur pe. hy ,iea n.nn
hus'lh VIA pu"cn.toWn ON Ihur-dN. nj II 800 \ " ,
i.r Europe, ~ steamship sucya, VIA fNmouth
Ch"thlurE ana llimhurgi on saturday, 40 4. NJ,
for Ellunr hN sirin.hl AlrlNlc. VIA queenstown
correspondence Tor rmany or scotland. to he Tor
varied nv TINS steamer must BE- specially ad lrt,std.
and AL 4 NJ tor scotland iirert by steamship A.
sAtA VIA Glasgow ana al 1870 \. NJ. for Europe
~ sieAlnsnlp oder, via iuthnmptun and Bremen
Tue s'calushlps Dakoti, Russia ANA Alritic WIN
TAXI mails Tor DrnWlfk Sweden ANA NORWAY The
mails for Nassau \; =. wlll Leave Sew iora Jan. g.
Inc mail, flr the West lndle- wa bermuda and ST.
Thomas, WI leave New YORK Jan. Is.
The mans Tor emma and Japan Will leave san Fran
CISCO Jan. Is
The .malls Tor Australia Sc VIII leave san Fran.
clscVJAn 81, i, l.. LANES. Postmaster
SPECIAL NOTICE. The foreign mails for Flu
- rope by steamship Orr. VIA SOU hampton and Bre-
men on saturday Jan a. ls'H viii close at 10 A. NJ
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, 1877. I. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
u test
~ DIS West 27th a.
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NLuTONIA SANIING- BANk.

% Az A. corner "a st.
Six cent Interest Jan. L. 1871 vii be niid
poHitOrs and after jan. Is. Interest Withdrawn
VIII ue alaed ~ the principal anu draw interest from
Jan. l.
Deposits made before Jan. II will draw interest
from Jan. I. j. SCHEU ElsMAN, President
MICHAEL n AIN, Secretary.
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tohphiihlllli, &c residence uunrfH.-lrt. Fee
slrr decree J.. y ears exp 'reacc. \. GpODRlCu,
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