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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-01-04
Physicians.

PhvsiciaMS.
AR II. BARBER, LANCASTER, WIS,
nR.C.F, FALLEY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
u AID Pension Examining Surgeon, Lancaster VII
fghiceover Baldwiu's Hardware store. oV-F-
" KINNEY. NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geon. Ian. aster. Wis. Office at his rescF nee.
orner Washington and Maple streets tlti
nR.P 4 CLARKE. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Lancaster Grant county, Wis May be found at
u is residence, zoo yards of Jones drug
s2-2e
II Il. sALA. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
u Beetown, Wis. 1914
VIM, E. sLoAT.M. D. MOUNT HOPE, GRANT
~ County, Wisconsin. SI-4sf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-01-04

,DR. 4 It. BARBER, LANCASTER, WIS, /.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-01-04

.yNALLEY HOUSE. JOHN S sNALLEY. PRoPRIE-
, tor Muscoda. Wis. Near the Depot. Express Of
dee aad Livery ,hle attached. Meals At ellbours.
q ooms waIlfurni.hed 1875
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-01-04

YATES HOUSE, Oak.st. between MsE and Pine.
Z PlAttviile, Wisconsin. Il. 5 Vaughan, Proprie-
cor Free Bus te aud from the Cars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
-1-tJoTIoS HOUSE or VAN rAssELL KEARSEy.
"A iIo AND liz EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 9Th Az.
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rFGuLAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY And FRIDAY.
On warranted sound or kind ana true
harness TO three days Is given TO test var
rzntees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-20

ADJUSTMENTS.
TTHI0V SQUARE TnE1TKE
fToprsssr .....................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
1Ansgvr... A. NJ PALMER.
EVERY NIGHT.
HoysE TnE DASIcnErFs. I
Arrsl hSHHi s q I5s:T i;'
STATS ssF GOOD PLAY.
PROCURED produced at the
wffEEks rS qafA4 SSEEAsnE
AD'N''A SATURDAY; 4 * 70 d TWELFTH
The DANlcHErFs.
SECOND WEEK
olLxoRE's' GARDEN
oREAr ssh az SLOW isS nc 81 s'ii EARTH
.m IT,. a ssss@a. sfs snS AMUSED Sas
Confined and rap.orou. ov~sion. TO
rEkF6safSS ssT SHks e.
MISS Hs assaas s SfiFB s THs2 rAsDEA
CHARLES y. FISH lss;n,,,.
Bareback Rider
the En.r. superior. circu. Star
Troupe
A NEW PROGRAMME OF SIGNAL
ACHIEVEMENTS.
STILL SHARPER sno1s AT FLYING FOLLY.
by the entire the largest finest aress
md best Menagerie Museum and Circus In the World
To which al additional Half Million has been added
n Famous FOREIGN Features.
Tho afternoon are preesy mo same
and being less crowded. tney arc more COM
Portable Tor ladies and children
SPECIAL KoTIcE.-As Mr. BARNUM's entire Colossal
Exhibition through the United States
And the Cxnadas railroad Of his going
his this city must
sarily be limited TO u very short nc. - ...
PRICES TO SUIT ALL CLASSES
Orch..tr. ,hairs announcement. 75c,
ran,,lx C,rcis 5Oc.
Children under 9, Family Circle, 23c to Orcncstra
Chairs, 5Uc.
Doors open NJ and r. ~ grand Animal and speetacu-
lar Entrre one hour later
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTs.
I :SsSsss
created BY the
+.
+ F ~ ! Al /. .
::'
ss b IL: Court and e The ssm
which the follows With eager desire 10
The Herald says nj, Is uaauss,ionasly succes."
THIRD PRINCESS ROYAL MATINEE TOMORROW
RESERVED cHAiks. 81. 81 50 AND 7se
1HENRY Z ABBEY. Lessee and Manager
LAST NIGHTS
S Sys so4HDFSs H HSSsE
EVENING Ara SATURDAY MATINEE AT 4
NO FREE LIST.
Reserved seats &C., 81 and 81 Admission so and 81
NIBLo's GARDEN.
Manager .BENsEs SHERWOOD
THE MAN FROM AMERICA.
now running to crowded housss
THE GREATEST POPULAR HIT or THE ORA
MATIC SEASON.
RoAEs OF LAUGHTER PLUMBERS OF APPLAUSE.
AUDIENCES WILD WITH DELIGHT.
DOOTH,S THEATRE THE GLADIATOR
a y " - and Mana
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PICKiRD AND HiYEsIsM.
What he Thinks About Ohio Amor Inter-
view with Deacon Richard Smith.


What do you think is going to be the re-
suit in Ohio ~
I,contsay. I was in Cincinnati only very
w Iy @pn 2gy s2w ycry ley ,b o,
and somo others. mostly newspaper men. The
Democrats are certain q carving the State"
Mr.. Packard paused. H. had been walking
the room. thouThifuy smoking cigar He
talks with grcat elaboration, carefully, weigh
ing each word before i is uttered. and appar-
emily considering with great care. after each
question. whether 1t is advisable for him to say
anything upon the subject.
Well said he. with n meaning look, they
nrcnot so confident, but they attribute the doubt
TO financial questions"
II is impossible TO convey an idea Of the sig
nificant manner that accompanied the remark.
II meant TIE Republicans think so. too" It
meant the Republicans have given up hope"
II meant the state will go Democratic by
What do you think Of the political outlook ?"
asked the reporter.
MIR. Packard again paused.
cannot express my views upon the politl-
cal situation at this time What I might say
would bear tho aspect. perhaps. Of the com
plants OF disappointed mana thing which
wb 1 Acr y nm pe2pn 40 not liz to hear Snd
done
do you hn i, ,, among Republicans generally
-, MIR. Packard responded. very slowly and de-
liberately; In Illinois and Iowa. and ns far Ms
| have sccn here. find among Republicans
general reRrct-regret. mind you-at the course
that has been pursued with reference to the
South"
How general Take the Iowa State Repub-
lcan Convention ns an example. Suppose q
fair expression OF the delegates could be had
unbiased by any consideration as to the effect
OF expressing their views. How many of the
delegates do you suppose would vote for the
South,rn policy OF the Administration
Mr.. Packard spoke more slowly than ever:
Perhaps dozen out OF the $50 delegates.
guess"
How about the Ohio Republicans?"
lherc are NOR" policy men there than any
, Wlat IS going to be the effect OF continuing
the 49licy2'
There are two opinions rs to the effcct Of the
policy. One il that IL will augment the party's
strength Ivy dividing the white mon between the
two parties more evenly than II was before the
last Presidential ell elton. The other is that it
will not"
What Is your own opinion ?"
j tlink II has lost US nineteen electoral votes.
! thnk II viii lose us every Congressional seat
from n" Sonth-wth possibly the exception of
0he-Ihornhurg in Tennessee. They elect
hrpuhllran there sometimes"
Mhat has been the effect in louisiana"
We have lost many Of the white men we had
with us
And the blacks ?"
=. They retire from politics altogether. II il
inc n isSissippi plan over again"
W nat IL the effect Of the VI ississippi plan ?"
To turn state with 10000 Republican ma
lority into state with 10000 Democratic ma
Jorty. There. lot H. stop. | haze said moro to
you than y any othsr reporter in the United
states. ana won't say word more"
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A Lady Killed by Lightning while Drawing
baby Carriage.


During the recent severe thunder storm
which pissed over this section Il young lady
named Carpenter a daughter Of David Carpcn
Ter, Of Hollry was struck by lightning and in
sthntly killed Miss Carpenter, in company
VIII hhoth"r Young lady, her sister In law was
NJ village when tn" storm came up. The la
dies were drawing u baby carriage. each OF
them having hand upon til" handle Of the
carriage. They were hurrying forward rs
iast rs possible 10 reach tho nearest
ihrmhousr u escape n" rain, when "A bolt Of
Killed Miss CARPENTER. The fluid struck her
upon me SIDE 81 the face, ana pass ng down
ward cut her clothing entirely from her body
ana tore the shoes and stockings upon her feet
10 shreds. Her companion WIS stunned but
received no serious injury, The baby was
into the centre Of the road without receiving
even scratch. The body Of the uniortunat,,
was about nlnetecn yenrs VI MOO
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Misery In ~. John.

\ visit to the Barrack square will show
thul IN" occupants OF the tents are in bad con-
utipn. ana VIII surprise all who knew the for
lncf position OF some Of the occupants. The
people have little or none 81 the accommodation
have decent suit OF clothing. Women can be-
seen wearing men = hats and coats. and old men
may be pointed out whose only top coverings
consist Of women : shawls. or what seem TO have
once been ironing blankets. The tent
occupants are made up. largely Of
as much troublc to husband wealth as they
might. though many there are who. 10y their IN
dusiy. were in comfortable circumstances be-
ior'tho lire, and several families are known IN
nave been wealthy up to the time of the great
disaster. The latter Were reduced to their pres
"nt position owing To- their having had no in
,urancc ON thcr properly. and prefer TO live in
the tents on the worlds charity than to appeal
u their friends for aid. Altogether the scene
on III" jarrark square j. ON" calculated to
arousn Inc pity OF any one possessing the slight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-07
TEiE SUM
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud.

Afresdent who was not elected by the people HAVING
been insusurated at Washington through procc-se.
fraud we call upon honest all parties To rally 10
s''er IN determined and persistent effort Tor or
recuon Of this great AMI Tor the punish en Of ne
guilty to be enforced through the ballot box
For this outrage upon the right of selfsovrrnmcnt mo
Republican party and its chosen MANAGERS are prs
"'puhNhe hni the men who have taken once tnfu..h
such means, and who actually exercising tile power
o. the Government upon such authority scarcely
guilty than they VINO conceived and executed tins unpar
slcled political swinilr
The Fraudulent President and his advisers having m
derAken to orsake the sncrnt ways OF the Repuhncn
party and HAVING invited Democrat and former tcel
I" occupy one of the important ofioes IN tho cl
net propose to dehauch the honest public sentiment N
the South by the bestowa of Once, and by n.nr,
sy'"m Government subsidies 10 railroads and canals,
hoping thus to complete corruption the " 1rk bcsii
fraud Al the same tune with hypncrucAl pr,tcuee. =
reforming the civil service they natter the VANITY II
h"fihrrn theorists n the end that the great ca r 10
winch tins Administration founded may be- overlooked
and oondoucd
Against this complex scheme a. against the conspra
tors ~'1h whomit or.in,te call upon ne people 70
commence immediately campaign alike mercedes. nii
perunacious Mo lfom,N them that IRON hcainnns to
meeni rit SN shah nrycrbc found laggard or timor,
In TN, l0S crusade, and tn,ite new rscgusff0iu
every quarter fuInu the movement
Iouur odd iro mis- and readers body of about m I'm
OF tile same number ts the mAlonB of wutr cd
gems who an November last voted tor samuel j fl den
ior FreNdrnt-wt need only say that we III all conti
hrrhhr as M the past 10 contend tnr honesty r,n &C.,
form, economy, ami justice IA public affairs ana that so
sh1i. 'tll rnd,aNur Ia supply AL whu may consult 0ur
columns with careful, complete. aud Trustworthy &C
''nnsw current events ami news RON every part
world. ~lnle from Wa,hiuston especially our r,p,fi
Will continue to be- iuli. accurate and fearless
Tile price NJ the daily StN 3, 81 cent. a month ~
$500 a year. post pad or, Will the SUNDAY cili.n
$40 year
Ih' sunday edition. ssht pages. alone Is 81 go
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Lynch Law In MI.si.sippI.


At the last torn of the Circuit Court Of
lazoo. VI i-s.s-lIpi. which closed It's labor. last
W rin"s lay. two negroes were tried suspected
81 turning u" stable of \. " Smith, who lives
lew miles up the river from lazoo City causing
MN 10 lose eight or ten horses and mules and
corn ana other property. amounting TO five or
SIX thousand dollars. There not being sum
cent evidence against them. the ease was dis
missed before reaching the Jury. The result is
tlrs' TWO wrrtchcs were found ON the Clark
place this morning dend. ON" was hung and
the other shot 10y unknown parties.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Sttamboats ano GailroaNs.
PENNsYLvA>IA


AND UNITED STATES MALI. ROUTE
on and Hiier jun - 1871 trAlu. leave New York
D,shro.-e- and ,'rtaudt SAcets fcrrI.s a. follows.
ENrr,ss Tor Harrisburg. flttsburg tL,'Wcst and south
Win KAUFMAN Palace Cars attached. A NJ, AMI 20
tally
For Nilhamsport Lock Haven, CORY. and Erie at 70
VI. connecting AT Cory nius,ille. Petroleum
Centre, and We o Regions For Mihamsport and Loci
Haven. - A VI.
Fer BALTIMORE, Washington. and the South Limited
WASHINGTON ENgnss' ., Pullman Paror Cars daily.
except SUNDAY, - A. arrive Washing ton 10 T. ~
hc9glgr a. = 20 A NJ. g. anu $50 =. NJ. sunday, o
Express tor Philadelphia. 7so 10 % 30 Limited
10 80 NJ l. !, 3. u. :, and : "a 4 NJ Sunday. . 4 NJ .
IN $500 ~ '''
For trains 70 Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY Princeton
Trenton Perth Amhov. Pennington. Bclvdore and
other points see local schedules all Ticket Ofhces
Tram arye From pittsburgh 80 and - 30 NJ. and
70 ~ VI daily 1910 A NJ $50 l. " dails. rxccpt
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, 4 80 10 Is
a. 10 -, and l"luP Sunday, Is 90. 10 10
NJ From fhilad lphiA. ni. % 10 $40, ~ 10 10 90
u 800 NJ 40. I.ld 10 $50. a. 10 no. and 10 rs
10 COP VI ~
Ticket Offices. go and 90 Broadway, Aston House
AMI Tot OF p.,,rosscs and corandt st. Court t.
Brooklyn, 1T lld and il~ Hudson It Hnhokrn: De-
FRANK THOMSON, /. l. FARMER '
General tlagur. General Passenger Au.nt
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HOSTON, July Oil Is stated thul ihn lo.a h.
vie valuation Of the real estate Of Boston May l. 1877
compared with May ls7d VIII he Stou0uD Iii. cs
u Sk me ne l9', on g.ona estate about saoO
81, 'nhhs lulfl loss Of fappypl Aud icduciuG IN,
Ixoe 'a'H"loA 10 about so7DODJOJj exclusive iIank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-07
Ten Innings without "a Score.

INDTANAPoLIs. Ind. July G.-The indianapolis
and Hartford clubs played here to-day, without result
on the tenth inning, neither OF rem having scored any
THUS. the game wis called To enable the llartiurIs 10
lakr the irhIm Tor LnmI.Nile.
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fnsurantt.
VNpuldlllt.
To,TME PoLICY HOLDERS q The ROY

= ANAplAN INSURANCE co. MONTREAL Noiice
j. hrirnN gwen 60 the policy holders the cnnunnv
and To- the public that the asset. Of the cnmpnu, NJ, lie
h'd Sthe, are larger in proportion a. IT. hah tiles
unM ~ any previous time since It's foundation exceed.
ing SSnnSl '' wv"
These assets are held solely for the protection Of the
pnry holders IN thu United states and under ma cir
cum,ancrs, can dollar femnt ed 10 pny losses At
- John, or Tor other purpos until every Iulr nt
American liability Is hqmdatcd - ~ "
JOHN OSrEiI. President
,,,,, ,,,,..... . 'hAS SlNf. Manager, L. &
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EIFTY-EIeHTH sEMLANNUAL DIvI-

EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
CHAMBERS ST
NV YoRK June 80 1877.
Interest At the rate OF SIX PER CENT per annum on
all nccouns Of o and under and ut the rate OF FIVE
PER CENT per annum all accounts over s2cp1. has
been declared out Of the earnings OF the last six months
unon all sums which by the rule entitled thereto and
will be payable and amer the 10th day OF July 1871
BY order VI the Board Of Trustees
WILLIAM H. sLOCUM, President
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UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent. Loan

UNDER AUTHORITY M a contract with the
sECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
THE UNDERslGNED hereby give notice that
from this date and until July 10. at3 W. they will 70.
ceive subscriptions for the PER CENT. FUNDED
LOAN OF THE UNITED STATES. in dcnomi.
nations as stated below. TPARAN ACCRUED
INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
THE BONDS are redecmsble amer thirty Years
from July 1877 and carry interest from that date nay
able quarterly, aud are exempt from the payment II
taxes duties u the United States. well from taxa
ton in any form by under state, municipal or local
authority.
THE INTEREST on the REGIsTERED
STOCK win be paid by check, ISSUED by the
TREAsURER OF THE UNITED STATES.
to the order Of the holder and mailed to his address Tho
check is payable entaton proper endorsed al
the offices Of the Treasurer and Assistant Treasurerso
the United States
THE sUBSCRIPTuONs will he for COUPON
BONDS OF $50 and 500. and REGISTERED
STOCK In denominations Of $50, 500, $500.
81 900, $4,000. and $4,000.
THE bonds. both COUPON and REGIS
TERED will be ready for delivery July >. 1877
FORMS OF APPLICATION will he furnished
by the Treasurer at Washington the Assistant Treasurer
at Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia. ST Louis. and san Francisco
and by the National Banks and bankers generally Tho
applications must specify the and denominations
required and for registered stock the full and
post Office address Of the person whom the bonds shall
be made payable.
TWO PER CENT. Of thu purchase money mus
accompany the subscription The remainder may paid
at the pleasure of the purchaser either time sub
scripuon or at any time prior to Oct 10. 1871 with
interest added at four per cent date Of payment
THE PAYMENTS may be made In gold conts
the Treasurer Of the United States at Washington
sissnt Treasurers at Baltimore. Boston. Chicago Gin
cnna New Orleans. and St Louis and to the Assistant
Treasurer at San Francisco with exchange on New YORK
to either Of the under signed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-07
Excursions.


-A.-DAILY ROCKAwAY BEACH
EVERY DAY EXCURSIONS. AND SUNDAY.
FIVE OCEAN EXCURSIONS DAILY
BY the steamers COLUMBIA entirely newl the largest
and most elegant excursion boat ever built
AMERICAS, ant NENERSINK.
WITH CONTERNO'S 2iD REGIMENT BAND,
AND COLUMBIA Gf.EE CLUB.
SIXTY MILES SAIL FOR FIFTY CENTS
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WILLIAMsnUReM SAYINGS BANK,
NATHANIEL BRIGGS. VI. p..,
JONATHAN BURR. ''''''''S''eh's'
VIrEsT suDrsAyI>cs u1>x

" lot hih aN.. between I'm aud l2th Sta
inc usnhl sem annual interest Of Der cent ne
mum IN al sums from ~ Ia son has been declared and
VIII he naid on and after MONDAY July TO- 1871 On ali
sums entitled thereto - " "
post 800 80 Wv
Money deposited before 10th July 1877 will draw
interest from the lst july. 1871
By order Oi the trustees.
ions II IlupsoN. secretary
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SnstIuttion.

81 WHITING. monthly hookkcc ping. nrithmeti.
W. Efhnntr .l.i.iug vacation pupils, nli hours
nesc, 81 Bo"efy' uptown College sO7 Broad.
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Gtal q stiit.
.tor SALE ana 90 Get.

4 FEW new and pretty cottages 20 rent AZ $40
"A oN Nklt l~H asa It. south Brouklyn
ARGE STORE 2io South 9th nv near anal II !,
- lar-e wlni 'N. So new store IS Grand It back
rooms and upper part of house. $40
OFFICES To IEr-In second story sun huillinf
~ front ma rear. well lighted ant steam heated Ap'
pay al Nun Fabrication once Nassau ami FRANKFORT Il,
THE STORE los Nassau st. sun buiint L. let
i suitable ir banking insurance. general business,
steam heated Apply at tie sun Publication ONCE III
Nassau ' 49,
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trnantrl,

$50, si"o' $780, $500 $1,000
AIkN FROllllNGilAM co.
Bankers. - Wall St Sew YORK
make desirable iuNrsncn-l in stocks, which frequently
pay from nNe Ia twenty times the amount "A, .trf
StHk' bought and earned a. long desired ON ri
lhr' per cent Explanatory circulars and weekly re
ports sent nee. S -
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Suaro anN auoms.

SoarN ano aooms.
A DvERTIsEMENT sREcEIvEDf Tor rHA sus
r 80 HUDSON ST. corner Harrison -LoicIne
4 a. \ ana housekeeping rooms slJo to g. per week,
he, ping " ~
A NICE furnished to let With all convenience 5.
"a 2ol West 10Th It corner Of 18th Ring 81 bell
"A family, from $50 to - 30 rs norfolk Il,
Boa KDiNG;-singls o, double rooms g and 81 so
No lis Hudson st "'''' '''H''s' ~ ''' "''A'
CHEAP furnished rooms 10 small respectable fami.
Sr lie, or gentlemen u upward i35 Elizabeth st, near
FURNISHED ROOMS and bedroom. Ia ,e, IN
-, gentlemen and Tor housekeeping g. aud 40 No
F Wiz .I l FSG. PaIgr WIZ without board,
GENTLEMEN can have board and bath at - 50
ni - amt adic, At $3.50 and 81 per week, al 1876
GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with good
li- Canal It w ' ""'
n EATiY furnished room and bedroom. rent mod.
Spring ~ '"''N ST. near
II EsPECTABLEm men can hayo good board. pleas
t vn, Nh io9n, pam single or double beds, scntL
To LET-runi,hed room. with cooking stowe for
housekeeping 500 IN private house sii Broome st.
TWO respectable men can have good board at % pcr
week a'p YIN u, between lst ami ID
IW LET-Large furnished front han room 423 East
l<'h 81 VI" Tor onr, o. - Tor two
4 FRONT furnished room, for hou-ekccring- a. IN
nfI ~ per week private house. - spring 81, near
20 EAST HOUSTON ST. "a aoor-com,orali.
rnno II required. w. ~
I46 MADI>oN ST., near Market Furnished
'''''' -" "-'' houses 'elnns, AMI paror room
4 4
so9d sS"Id At = per wecA table board IS ,o
BAT iTM Az. Nicely furnished rooms with Or
- 800 per week ''''' ''''u'
19i5 BRoOME ST. west Of Broadway-NiceE
,, turAshed small room Tor housekeeping tole s.
e 4 TO s5.-Board with pleasant rooms also accom-
50 a,a W"si KIN 10, married couples terms very low
S. GOOD board. pleasant rooms. use OF parlor
'ru nay n.aIiihs room Tor man ana wuc 33Grnnd
sltuatOns cClaasO.
A FIRsT,CLAss second hand wants situation ON
a. bread, cake, and pies Address ili West a,th st,
corner ''l aN MIR llABERER
A wIDOw WIN url ten years OF are wi.hc. a
80 rikc st "''" WIZ" """'''' w. "
SITUATION wanted by Hr,tcla.s foreman on all
cream, Lcnd @ r a Vi tl W,, uniof snl, lakn. of
TO BOSS BAKERS a sober young Gcrmnn
"l'hrsa stead, situation MS ar,i or second hnni OF,
p'e"'' e"Ne'' and Pies cit or eoqpuy Gan or address
II II, so "a Hv, saloon.
TO boss BAKERS Wanted. n situation Ia tax.
.,l'lA. on 'llh'r broad ~ cuke, cts reference iur
lumhia brooklyn ' "'"' W.
" NNIIb ~ young lady, u .iunt.on "a, ln,i,'.
" t.uNn"n' would prefer travelling. no ul iocini To-
t.l- ihiNaN nest nl references u rruuir ai.,
Mich. ~ WV NN""se"'
WANTED, young man 10 wear, old. who has
"A lu t,ll
sp "hics not So much an object as Ia finish hi. trn,
h"""shH Inquire III NJ ROCK ~ Brckman II
" ANIID-A situation rs second hand ON brend and
bAhER, box ~ Sun oilito ' NN''"
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Sabings ganhs
nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.
34i and sts Bowery.
The Board Of Trustees have declared dividend for the
cent per annum on all sums Of two housan nd dollars and
under and upon the amount in excess Of two thousand
dollars at the rate Of Ave per per annum Deposits
made before July - will draw interest from July
ANDREW MILLS. President
W v WEBSTER Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-07

ELEvENTH WARD SAVINGS BANK,
- i.H and eS ~ av, corner o 18th It,
Has declared Its sixteenth semiannua divide nd at the
rate OF cent annnm all entitled thcr
TO- PAYABLE and after Monday. July IB 1877 Interest
not drawn will be added 10 the principal inter
est from July Al deposits made on or before July 10
will draw interest from July Deposits received from
10 cents 70 son Bank open daily from 10 to and
Monday. Wodnc sday, and saturday evenings from to
o'clock CHAS. T. LOEW, Prest
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