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New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

Arend Blanke deposited n his Own name, but as
s-.tae for his nephev Araud H. Kuper the sea-
men. Savings Bank the Irving SAVINGS Bank mounting
now with interest $4,000. He kept he pass n
his own possession n;mauon beyond tine form oi
lie a,t tat the moneys a. bank for ls acw. By
nis viii he arroiated william Paatie bis executor. His
rcptg applied banks for The money, hui they refused
O. pas without "a. pro uc ION oi the ua'~Oooh I'
au ~ then guardian. brought suit Oh c'np- - sur
F.iier oi the ua.-ruuSs Juage Van Bruni do rrche ic
holds thc form of tie pass DOCKS . nor SUE
proof Of the caiatfs intent 10 maze 10
AN. retained the evidence OF tit deposit
C.rD. si- c be must hcd retained the deposit
i..ef We Plaintiffs complaint dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
hrINIATrnE ALMANAC.

a:ll sets. fS5 Clock tast -+c,
Moon r1scs SOL -oufhs 2Ds Moons age, days 10
WATER IU-DAY-A M
Sandy Hook Sfs Gov. Island. g.2i Hen Gate..ll;lS
II wArEs r0-DAT-P N
Sandy Hook. 9OS Island 9i2 Hell Gate---AIiSl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK K....................JUSE

CLEARED.
Steamship Percire Fr) Danre Plymouth Louis
sicimsnp. Famborough lBrl. Fraser st. John N B. via
steamship Wyanose Concn achmond city Point and Nor
Steamship lille knishi. Mecreey. Philadelphia, Bogert
steamship geveriy wallace philadelphia, Jas Hand.
steamship Neps'ne e 1 'prsee CO. 5a sutton Co.
Ship Ez Everett tBrl. Dunkert0n Bremen, Ger BOYD
Ship Empire Of Peace CBr) Williamson. Liverpool. Eng,
Bafs IL - JACK son. Bacon Cadiz spain J. T. Winchester
Bark Coiasa, Howcs san Francisco calr simenson &
HP%rs P Victoria fGerl Caries Bremen Ger Theo Rugr
BARK staubo jNor. Gundersen. Wilmington " c. ioas
B4E Bonny Doom Cole Cork, ireland for orders Miller &
BarE Gosala uta) Perez Valencia, Span, Lauro storey
Brs os.pee Haake, Palma Malorca, spain for orders
lcir Fasnco and lillian smith, brunswick, Warren
scnr Palladium Ryder Dcnnisport, Mass. Ferguson &
sc6r Z lie FalkenDurg, Philadelphia Penn
chr Car eion CBr AID ury. Nassau, y. p T. Nontei
scGr snbad Perry Bootlibav. NJ Fcrgu on & Wool.
.cnr Equator tBrh Ranger Nassau " - JAS D'"sl9'
scr Annie b. secord. s. John, b, P l. Neyias q , son
Schr y A. FaIwel smith. Halifax, \. - Parsons q I"l
storey ''"7-''' >.
ARRIVED. .
Havre l6l with misr AMI oiss. 90 Nu.a y ,I ~, w. with
suisr q, ordel, vessel g Bus \ Jevon3 .., ,, a
V.essngen -tn with mise AMI pdss 10 fHh'h Auye
steamship Atlas CBr Low. Aux Cages June = Jaeme
II q. T. tlu nee l5tl. ld Ainst u -ot"I'h muse ann
steamship Citr Of Atlanta woodhu1 Charleston June 30
sie1iasip Nes.lork. Qgcs, NcHorcaas June 10 with
1,i. Of Dallas IInc. frrnaldina Brunswick Ga
and Port Royal. Win ndse ANA pass. 10 c. IL. AaloiY
-gamsl p oit DOMINION. a!sc- E.chmona cry raa an-
Ni''A' ei , I .u, a. f- p l..Ha 70 Aa5ils 10 MASTER
The A. Is e 81 1ratea Baltimore DaI steamship propelled
Ear. Gsorl -p1 orlmn Havana days. in ballast to
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAWAR ENDEEV GRELLON

Universally prescribed by The FacutyA laxative, refresh
INK mecaei iruii p1e for the immediate rehef ana
eneotual Of constipation. headache bile hemorihods
Tauar unlkn pills the purgaYea, AgItraue
10 take and never produces Irritation lIeQarai " = 9iI
LON "a EanDuieau, PARIS Depot CASME ELL, HAZARD =
Co, corner F1thsT ARD TsepIg 'oarth- a. NeW-Nork
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
A cLERK's ALLEGED ENBEzzLENENT

Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday, George H.
v, a CLERK who had been ested by Detective Hasan
va, reae on a charge OF el4Dezzlng s72z to hn oy
emil yers lrobe & Day. OF Beaver 81, on Aug -. SO
a. . du Custom house. Ii j. alleged tAt liAey
L.. converted 10 us $4,000 iu this manner
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

1orAL REcalfta ~ PaoDI.E
GENERAL MARKEr RErnEl

TuEspAI. I;tHt 1f ISL
ASHES-The demands small. sgt press lt "a 4
A1Hiitr. f0r Pots ana HSic lof Pearls.
BEErNAN Nas sold better 81 fhr E.urts. .uf.fu >
Western ~ southern al SuG3lU.
BROOM CORN c1ntpkos gaici aud uH,lacsfa. a-sgt
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoaK. Tuesday. June 26. 1877.
The following sales were made at the Ex
change salesroom to-day:
Re- L0sis NeVsr
500 It q istaye lot s5z65 Marv Hoimes. s9.975
~ JInes Z. Wells
three-st0ry and basement brown house. with
lot = OF Lexing Onave 56.7 II II Oi 5lstst lot ls4
xG7; Amanda Bussng J25
= htercrt IA J.ias acres, the Peter Bussng
IA tie line ~ y Y aud Harlem Il r. runnlag.
70 il Brook Tordham peter V Bassing g, 10000
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
A woMAN WHOM SING sISG DID NOr REFORM

Mary Mangan. alias Mary Brown, was arralgned at
the Tons Police Court yesterday morning James spencer
t of rural county ia this STATE being complainant
lie SAID that sunday night De had been in Brooyn listen
ia 30 r Beechers discourse end his return to The CITY
fIa1-lt DE would enjoy the moonlight iu 1ly Hti
lars before retiring % his room az Ltsse $
Iloicl. tne PARK Do was accoat D l,a pI'
-ucr yI0 tried To persuade him 20 take q walk. He
refused ht Size succesfcd while talking win him i siesns
Us tnl He applied o. tlr police, anl ou so'oa even
M ef rgay DISGUISED and accom- 1anei by 'nctr rae ~
I. stcg several lauus Of thieves tn io"tft an OBJ Sc
So Is without succrss About 1872 O'Clock ht lt the
~f.lr ana went Go ms uc previous 'li
F fl,f soon came O him InusNccngv ana was SprrN
arrested, bIi missing watch nos l'uao tlt Jt-e
r0ui.I.d te prisoner, Who lad recently me from slug
sig where she had served Eve years sentence.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
Counlrr propcr!n 90 Get.
1ilIsreliGneons

4 UFRICAN SOFT CAPSULE Co'sPure Cap
= -u'aieI Medicines pat uD lE uet-4Ac boAc All nl-5's
UNFINISHED DESk-ROOM, also Counters,
D -.ryinr 0c. Il d.,irui rent low 30 On'9'hu''''
second no0l, 'front.' ihiniripnil
CTEELE'- DURABLE fEAIliEk p - ~ w. - .
= ms r.-r, at .o-.4e prices at factor 3 FlIA row.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
&itn aedl EsIGle for 5dle.

TOR SALE. EXCHANGE, or TO LET-A
small b!ick dwelling; al modern Improvement N0. Ji4
Ed,t o2L Apply az n East 1Julsi jJ2 Fast s2ist
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

In State bonds District of Columbia 3.6js de-
cliued TO 773s Missouri plain 6s continuing sseady
10 100.
Sales Of city bank stocks were confined to Conti-
mental llOl 40 20.
Railroad bonds were quiet There was further
Welding I'm North-Westegu gold bonds 90 : i.a 7i's
and in IL Paul sinking fund 20 - - the Irst, 4. ami
VI. Division, rising 30 1902 Norm Missouri hr-tS
were steady ~ IOB. Michigan Central y higher 10
IOl ID, ard Missouri Pacific seconds 40 ~ - no
IaeIic. Central tirsts were firm az llOtt, lnloh
frsts at lOsli. and sinking funds 10 o. We erns
Welding to tU27s n the Wabash mort Cages, nr,t',
common were 81 ditto -. Loul, Diyis0u al a. and
Great Western seconds 63. Albany and Nu~qle-
hanna seconds sold at 9fs, North Western con.1ls
al IO7 and seconds of M0rr and Es-'X 10 lOl's.
There was an advance IN HdnnlOal ana =. Joseph
convertible - "a S4ls ~.
TIE gold speculation continues tame ard lower
a natural sequence Of the Iy Interest plrpil menus
begun TO-DAY. Opening sales were tt lOJ'1 aud cnn-
tiuu-d down 10 lois. Daily loans opened 40 )
Der cent BORROWING and new business was done at
> - and per cent. time loans being quoted &c
3o tor 80 days use and y fpr al the ycar The en-
g.grments for shipment lu ta-norrow 8 steamer IN
clilde 100000 gold coln The Assistant treasurer
paid Out r2,l6j 900 IN coin interest On the pupuo
debt and $4,000 iu redemption oil called nuun,.
The DAYS business OF the Cold Clearing department.
Of the BANK Of the state of New-lork c0fered
Dold cleared, @l6.273,OOO; gold balances ~ i"2,
700; currency balances, 1l,J1O,G5J. lie gold
quotations were a. follows:
t I0 - ~i05aI u .........IO1 O1it 2..........-lollt
N 30 ....I Jls i25D...-....luJi D 3.-.---. .lN)'f
Foreign exchange. while stlOnr. was 0uirt aht
selling rates on tue basis OF 81 o1GH4 51i for %
days bills and - SJl2G1I 90 Tor sight To thc -
Tie official closing rates were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
Total sales for the day .........
CLOSING PRICES or runADrLrnn STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES or FuuAnELPniA STOCKS.
Bio. Asked. 1871. Assei
C1fv - new lG9, ~ schuylkIlN y. Pref Z
A. Il X of \. J...l26 l26t2 NorthenC Cen. llH l3 -
Penn h R... 29. Zsas Lshgh ....... lsis 80
Rea'i,ne r. r.. Ilat ia Pitts IiL * Bur. 90
iehICh Valley r.. 30 3plB htHionYlho k---- ~ = "
CafaWisHa Pref. 81 - CenitM lIans..---- 81 y
Plil. A Fue H. r.. IA
Government bonds were only moderately active,
but Transactions were larccr than Yesterday. and
prices generally steady. Registered SKIES Of i~Sl
fetched l1O3t coupons, 1l4Ji registered new l,u5-.
1O612; coupon, 1O0l2; coupon ls01s, ll2'si reels-
tered 1921, and new hyes, III. The market cio-'d
duh and featureless. The latest street quotations
are fDlloWg.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
GIN Dr0rcrIn 90 Eel.

Drocklnn propcrtr 90 Get
TO LET. very low. the desirable 3-story
= ana Hl..u,nt rick dwelling 80 - tIlfp'i si u at
.-r lark 80 rsIr De tenant the rem WIZ "' I'D rir ly
.,,ale Auuv d. r.. CJftN Eth - tourlsi tiJhlf l.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-27

Foreign exchange. while stlouc, was puirt and
selling rates on tue basis OF 81 o1Gr4 51i for %
days bills and - sJl2G@i 90 for sight TO thc :.
I.n niIeial cO.ing rates were rs follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tbr Eastern War.

From The 6laring head lines Of the war dis
patches IN the large dailies during the pass
xce,, one would suppose that really bloody
and almost decisive battle was lately fought
on the LON, IN Bulgaria in which the Rus
slams met vih second Plcvna defeat, 4
scrutiny Of the dispatches however fail to JUS
tiry the ~thuadlr in the indies III there j,
of it WAS that en- Thursday Of lest week the
Turks. from Ave to ten thousand strong, under
Mehemet Ali. made dash from Rasgrd ana
vicinity on the Russian position on tn" oa''
side of the Ion near Pclisat and drove them
across that stream. There may have been four
or five thousand cf the Russians, ard their
loss is admitted 20 have been 800 to 1000, Il
was doubtless "A brilliant dash, and the result
very disheartenng to the Russians, who cannot
afford TO encounter any more defeats in BuI-
craria on account of the moral effect if no other.
But otherwise, the loss TO Russia is trii'e
whether she has garrison east Of the LON or
not.
To revive the spirit Of the Russians, il Is
claimed that by IL sudden dash on Tuesday
they wrcstcd Loftcha from Osman pasha, and
about the same time drove the Turks back
with heavy slaughter from Lovatz. Then Su-
lehman pasha is known to aveyirually aban-
doned his operations in Schipka pass after a
loss of 1000, and after recognizing his shat
tered forces will attempt to pass north OF the
Balkans by other passes, The Turks are also
claimed to have met with defeat in sorticI
from Rutschuk and Rasgrad on Tuesday to-
capture Radikoi But all these late victories
over the Turks look very much like Russian.
straWs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
{lfm ADVERTISEMENTS,
BUSNNELL, GILMAN c COOK,

-TT- 7 : n :
GUARDIANS SALE-si1te n lriH0H, In safe Co.'s.
RS rir of drcrrta or Ter If the Circuit Dart of said
,nuy entered at the June term Of sad Court ISL on
tnr nnpirltiuu of benjamin Pickett Guardian Cf Robert Il.
lickd minor to sell the following described real estate.
br ny Ia said minor situate In the County of LaSae and
Stale of illinois, wit: All that part OF section number six
i in township number thirty three GS) north, range
b.r Ny ~ rSt Of the third principal meridian the COun-
IL of IA sale and state OF Illinois, known Lot number
eight Is and described as follows TO W.T. beginning at a
ih center G said section six @ and running thence
hundred and ten ,jlO links; thence west three
hundred and 3, Inks; thence south twenty
i've hundred and ten t2ilu links, thence east three hundred
and lD links to the place of beginning con.
tginiug nine and fDy->iN % ln one hundrcdths acres
snail on the sixth 10 day of October y D. ISL at the hour
o'clock = w. sell all the interest Of said minor in ana 70
c said real estate the south door of she Court House in
the Clty of OtirJii, in said la sale County.
Terms # sale follows Cash. - be paid upon the APP.
prOful by said Court Of the report Of Saia; ,,..-,
BENJAMIN PICKETT
Guado1. f,r Eo'@t y. PICKETT, Mhoy.
pr.UyF,r GILMAN ~ Cook NylrjidtN. Srpt.S-iw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
GE0HGE n. LELAND,


lyASTI.R'S SSA LIl.-NOtict is hereby given that
VI by virtue Of decree made and entered of record by
the Circuit Court Of Ia Sale county, state of Illinois, at the
June term said court, A. y. l' IN certain cause then
pending in said court the cmuccy side thereof wherein
was defendant shall Tuesday, the second day of OCo-
Der D. lN at the hour Of i"o 1Cock IN the afternoon OF
House in ottawa in said county, az public auction and will
then sell the highest Bidder the following described pro-
perry being the same ordered by said decree bc sold that
!, osHy: TN" north hafo tie epG hs quarter the south
the north clstlu'rtrr and tn" south fUf the south
hlfof the uUrt.Hc, quarter and he north half of the
north hlf of the quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section thry-o in township rtythrce north
range five OF the hird principal meridian, IN the county
II Ia Sale and state of Illinois. .....
TERMS ,oF SALE.-tash. GEp!NE VI. Leland
Dated Sept $ lsii. Master in ChauCery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

Tho trusts OF the recent consolidation or th,
Western Union and Atlantic & Pacific Tc'c
graph Companies are already visible in an in
crease OF rates. The new tariff on ailme-sagc.
Of Ten words % AMI from points within 1OC
'aile5 Of each other will be p cents. Former
BY what was known q the 2j-ccn, class had
only appncu % distances OF twenty-five miles
" under The maximum rate from points
"a Of the Mississippi and Missouri will be 81.
ana between New York and Washington. Al
bany and Boston, p cents. The tarifTbclwrcn
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. and The
ntermediate points. and Cincinnati and Chi
clgo, will be 40 cents, while TO Louisville. ST
Louis. and Milwaukee, 80 cents will be
charged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

IN regard 60 ;Lc reduction OF so the report
says:
When, hy request Of the coHtrarto-, Alr Geo.
Jckyll, your committee met un the 9th Of August.
for the purpose Of accepting 81 the building and
settling with the contractor, he presented his
performed, amounting Ia ihc sam Of S1l5 a,
which the committee allowed. hui refused 10 al
low the full amount 81 the contract pric Tor the
reason that some Of the work and material was
inferior 20 what the specifications and contrac;
required They therefore decided Ia dcduc; the
sun Of ffiy dollars from the contrast price.
lMr. JeLyll. by the way, has moi accepted the
amount offered by The committee in settlement,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
Seneca Oottings.
SENECA, Sept. 6, 1871.

CLNLIN, NIWI. U, wv
WI. Ncn Of the firm Of Ncl' and Taylor
has sold out his interest il Che Hardware Store
To }. Z. Turner.
p. Il. Graves of thi, place hitched Up a
Young horse last sunday 10 take a ride, and,
upon starting w., the horse hccnme fri -hteaod.
ran away and threw MI Graves out of The
buggy end broke h,s arm.
The Donation pasy 'h't was go have been
held IN Unaerhilr, HALL 'l,s evening h'-ha,a
nosmu.ol until ny>J Wednesday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

EDWARD EuTlEH
Supervisor Of Strrc,-.
Although there are but irw cases of scarlet few.
cr in the city, the city health officer has deemed
il best 10 call the attention OF the council TO The
necessity of totally Graduating the disease if pos
>hlc before the coming OF colder weather, when
II is 50 much more likely to spread For that
purpose he recommended that the cases be- quar-.
antincdi T. e. that each case be carefully watched,
no admission Of outsiders allowed to the house
where each patient is kept, and physicians he or.
dcrcd to change their clothing when leaving a
patient; and that small siSnhoards mari, the TO-
cation Of ihc cn,c. The citt ordinances cover
the subject, and the board of health will proha
bly, order The health officer to enforce the orli
nance.
Ald. Logan, chairman Of "a, city hall huildmg
committee, made detailed report of lhe rebuild
Ing of ,Ac Loll M,A. r''.y %, tAg report 3. hg
following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
England.

The English journals are largely occupied
with the crop question, the heavy rains, since
the cutting Of the wheat, iustifying the gloom
lest forcbodings. The reports are still more
discouraging from Scotland. Wheat has nd
yanccd shilling during the week and the
market show. symptoms Of becoming icycrsh
Nine Fitcns, the great singer is sud TO be
dying in London.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

into. On Thursday team ran up oa's
street and ran straight ON beyond Clay ST. ana
over the hill at the foot Of Benton st. near Hr.
HcArthug'a house smashing the buggy complete
ir Another, team Of mules, ran up La H"ue
So, taking the sidewalk, resulting in demoIiSI-
ed buggy IN all these ease, We nave hear" O..
~ ono nninm ininrch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

The confusion attendant upon excited discus,
SON scarcely equals that caused by tine conuh"''
cying ofthe Baby which may be suffering from
GSeycrc attack Of Collie, Damhwa or other G'SG'-
d'rs Of the Stomach and Bowels. DR.. Bull ha-
b. Syrup IS used and highly recommended IN
hose painful and distressing diseases O.! Gerry
childhood, in place ofdangcrous Opium aHd MOI
Dlia preparations. - cents per bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

California held her state election ON Tues
day, the principal officers 70 elect being
members Of the state Legislature. The return.
show that tie democrats have secured hand
some majority. and win therefore elect L
S. Senator in place Of Sargent republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

Few accidents have occurred dutir.s The w,,'.
notwithstanding The liyr,inc.. Of the time. On
"Wednesday, however, uac runaway occurred hy
but no one hurt On the same day another took
place on the wcsi Side smashing the buggy and
Geo. Eoutcline's conveyance which was nm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

Our friend Barlow, Of the Morris R.f,JlDc,
thinks the FREE TRADER must be Joking in
its advocacy Of war with Mexico Perhaps
so, if tie FREE TRADER was advocating such
q war, which ], not exactly the case. Ii is of
opinion that the t. $. should take no insults
from Mexico that it would not take from Eng
land, France or Spain, and suggested that, if
Haye, were really disposed to avail himself Of
The occurrences on the Rio Grandc rs u pre-
text, they would be as available as those that
were deemed sufficient to justify the war with
Mexico In 1916. And we added that the war
%! 1916, though costing two or three hundred
millions was r.a''ya great pcruniary adyn.
&c to this country, and rave reasons for be-
ieying lau similar war now would equally
.9agncg1.aw .i Us'nc, point Of view, Dr.
u ADVANTAGE |hi- at least, w. A.'iay. {.
.u.cudh.nu' .. demonstration, although
Oh. CONF. ura 4. Hy Wr.a.o that such r..
SOM a'oa.wu.3 Justify var with '.a.i.,
ou moral u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08

Hon. Edward Noycs, our new minister to
France has arrived in Paris and paid his re
spacts to tine minister OF foreign affairs,
October nth is fixed as the date Of the
French election for n new chamber Of deputies.
The most notable and important event in
France for many weeks is the dcath Of VI.
Thers, which occurred on the 4th inst Thicr,
was the hope Of the republicans in France, on
account Of his moderation and integrity cou.
pied with the commences Of his republican.
ism Their only remaining prominent leader
is Gambeltl, whose tendencies towards com
comparatively unsafe TO trust in the important
crisis into which France is being driven by
the bold measures Cf McMahon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
I'VE SEMInlAl AIRY =.

select school Tor Young Ladies and s,,-Ss I,yCs
r.Ur ufr-arf. yp lraltltIl. and tNhNtitas ~ NY. -.
rtry me- res, pdynr-I rs Afforded IN al We >ol atl
ora sr.arfal branches 81 rcUra'io' 4Ee lli' "'' N
mg.-t ,..l' H. lo' MIS- .. =. LIFE, Eye, :. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-09-08
JOSEPH WATTS,
AUCTIONEER,

~ cal, the attention " the public the fact that he Is
t,i Ian M, am, business Thankful for past fNur,, hv
Wond solicit the business of farmers. soeN men anu All
,trs n ia sale aud adjoining counties n hfri OF h scr
r, Terms reasonable. Orvrs i'ii ~ is "tc Nr " u
residence one mile west uf Mr. sarah siraNn- if SUN
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1 TTR RxSsa; WAR ! !!
AGENTS WANTED

u M Cor~, ,n,r Surcrhy Illustrated History 81 me
present monir;uis STRUGGLE ~ thr uast, IL n"turt
NIlp-. Plans ana many "i"-shnf i,n5t.'N IL.
are special feature. II gives GRAZ u -
TORN at each Country, W!ih Historic ana I'>,l
sketches o' rN' primitive mWUrr~, nc'urNiur ''at'''
ard domestic life Of the cont -tnIt Describes l'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-18
The Suspended Reading Banks-Card
from RuShinE & Bro.

READING. Pa. Nov 1.-THE all prevailing
topic of conversation on the streets to-day is the
closing OF the three banking houses yesterday:
the Reading Savings Bank. Bushing Brothers
and the Dime Savings Bank. The, first men
toned made an assignment to D. G. Stizel and
H. A., Muellering. Bushing Brothers retire
from the banking business altogether Antici-
pating a run to-day, they. concluded to close
doors. They will publish the following card in
the afternoon paper:
To the public: Since our suspension four
years ago. we have struggled hard to manage
our property SO as to pay our creditors. and
thereby do our duty to them and to ourselves.
The continued depression of business and
shrinking of values has compelled us again to
SuS pend
During the past year our property and busi-
ness have yielded considerably more than in
terest Bon ourlindebtedness. SO we have conf
dence in theirantrinsic value, and believe that
If our creditors are forbearing, we can in time
pay every cent
TO this end we pledge our property and labor
and will sacredly and cOnscientiously apply
every dollar of our earnings to their payment.
BUSHING & BRO.
Their entire deposits amount to about $780,
900. When they suspended in 1873. their depos-
it's were 81 O0O, 900.
George F, Born. president of the corporation
ofjSeyfert McManus & Co, states that that firm
is indebted to the Reading Savings Bank Sl16,-
600. This. and other large advances made tc
various manufacturing establishments of the
city. is supposed to be the cause of their sus
DenSiOn.