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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-01-16
NOTICE.

THIS is TO WARN AND PUB
i licly give notice to all parties,
that l will prosecute to the full extent
of the law, all persons tlespassing
on, cutting down timber or cutting up
timber, on my tract of land, on the
North side of Red River, known as the
old Cummings tract.
Jany. 90 t. JOHN MILHAS.
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AT MY OLD STANDI

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE-
l. moved his FAMILY GROCERY
STORE and BAKERY to his former
OLD STAND on Jackson Street, i'm
,nediately opposite the Elcelsior
Stable. V. GIRARD.
Jan. 16. IS7S-2t.
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Lost,

DY THE UNDERSIGNED A PRO.
d missory note of R. H. Carual for
$sl 90; it was lost on the night of the
4th inst, and all parties are hereby
warned from trading for it.
L. R. MILTON.
Jan. 9-2t.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-01-16

we direct special attention tt
the removal card of V. Girard.
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NOTICE

r HAVE APPOINTED AND AU-
l. thorized MOSES MAYER, since the
First of January, 1873, my Agent to
purchase COTTON, HIDES, WOOL,
etc. for my account.
DANIEL GEHR,
Jan. is, 1873.
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In THE MATTER OF THE MINORS JONES.
No. AZ. - Probate Docket. - Parish
Court, Parish of Rapides, Louisi-
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FXPELLED FROM THEIR LODGE.
Probably m Investigntion by the Brethren OF
Zion Church TO Follow.

Celestial Lodge No. 2, f. and A. NJ.
tcoloredl. has formally expelled G. u. Robinson
and Hannibal Ritter on the charge Of "un-
masonic conduct in Withholding moneys belong
ing to the lodge" The advertised notice Of ex-
pulsion was signed samuel Broadard. Master.
and r. NJ Eato. Secretary Mr.. Broadard was
found engaged in his daily occupation attend.
ing the private door Of the Hoffman House. Ho
had no objection to stating the iacts. Mr.. c. u.
Robinson he said. had been for n number Of
years treasurer OF the lodge. He was we'll
known as an active member of Zion Church.
and been local preacher or missionary in
Newark and On Long Island. and no one even
thought OF nsking from him bond. and he de-
posted the money Of the lodge in "a bank in his
own name. About four years ago. Mr.. Robin
son drew from the bank all the money belong
ing TO the lodge amounting to $3.50. and has
not since accounted for it. Robinson suhse,
Of his arrears. Mr. Broadari says say; that Ritter
admitted owing tho lodge something. and
promised TO make it good. but denied having
received the t25. As. however. neither Ritter
nor Robinson would appear before the lodge.
had ceased 10 be virtue, and hence the two
erriing brethren were expelled.
Mr. Robinson was sought. but N was ascer-
tanned that he Is preaching IN Paterson y. J.
ipson is still one Of the Missionary Board Of that
church. and has been for many years "a fore
most member Of the denomination.
Mr.. Hannibal Ritter, who is a porter In a
hardware store. says that he never owed tho
lodge any money. never admitted that he owed
money. and has not been near the lodge since
about two years ago. when he went 10 the lodge
room aud waited the whole evening To confront
Mr.. Robinson and deny that he had over re-
c,siSed money from him TO be given 10 the lodge,
Robinson did not appear. Why the lodge
should have expelled himself Mr.. Ritter could
not conjecture.
Brother Davis. the first colored man ever ad-
mitted 10 white lodge in this country. -sd
that he came from Canada in 1916, represent ing
mixed lodge 81 white and colored men ia
Canada. He war cordially received in Fish
XII lodge. He has known Robinson number
81 Yeas in Zion Church. and never heard my
charge against him. but thought that the publ
cation of the expulsion would load ~ an in-
W.T. iInl ion LII I'M nhnrch
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POTTs,s MIDNIGHT VISITORS.
shot Holes and Marks OF blood Ne Evidence
In u Trial for nurgIary.

MOUNT Holly, n. j.. Jan. Tho Court
OF Oyer and Terminer has been crowded for
three days past Mt the trial Of Oliver J. Coogan
and Oscar Keen, nlias Austin King. for burg
larry in the residence of Joseph Potts near
Ashby's Mills. In Burlington county. on the
morning Of Oct. 10. Mr.. Potts was the first wit
ness He said that he was awakened at about
o'clock in the morning by tho crash of panel
in his bedroom door. There was $500 in cash
and 800 in bank checks in his pantaloons
pocket near the head Of the bed He jumped up
and seized his gun. which was loaded with an
ounce and n half Of No. 4 shot. Through tho
broken panel he saw something shining like q
pistol barrel He levelled his gun and fired
After the smoke had cleared away he opened
the door There was blood on the, floor, the
shot. pistol. and two chisels lay ON the floor.
but the burglars had escaped
On cross examin ation Mr.. Potts said that ho
could not identify the prisoners.
Thomas Clifford, q constable who was called
by Mr.. Potts at . o'clock the next morning. tcs-
II bloody, hands had rested against IT, There
was blood on the porch. on small gate leading
70 AShbks Mil: and On large gate in the wheat
found in Potts's field Coogans shoes fitted the
largest and kecns the. smallest Of the tracks.
found outside Of Potts's door and after II was
put inside of the lining. the hat fitted Cooeans
by Philadelphia physician were found to cor.
respond in weight with the battered shot found
In the wal opposite Potts's bedroom door
DIR. Buck of Philadelphia testified that on Oct.
~ he WIS called to dress a shot wound upon the
wrist of Oscar Keen. He extracted spintcrs OF
wood and shot resembling in size those shown
rs having been taken from Coognn'- wound.
Tho wound had been inflicted within twelve
hours. Keen told him that IT was caused by the
accidental discharge OF his gun while hunting
on the neck
DR.. Robert VI. Smith Of tho Episcopal Hospi-
tai said that Coogan came there at about 10
O'Clock In the morning. on Oct. ~. to be treated
for "A bad gunshot wound in the fnce, neck and
shoulder The ehot holes In the face would
nearly correspond with those in the hat found
outside Of Potts's bedroom door. He Ind n good
deal OF blood upon his clothes. and dirt which
he snid got there by reason of his lying out all
night He, too. professed to have been arci-
dentnlly shot while cunning: but he said first
that it occurred at Mnnayunk. and ufterward that
II was At Spring Mills
Daniel Smith. who resides about two miles
from Potts's. saw Keen and Coogan. with three
other men. near Florence station on Oct. lG
going toward Columbus. and Keen asked him
where Potts lived. and II th.re was any way of
reaching the place except 10y way Of Ashby's
Mills.
Al 10 O'Clock the jury came in with verdict
Of guilty.
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A Royal Entertainment In Bavaria.


BERLIN. December 1s77.-King Louis. OF
Bavaria, who. no doubt. will BE- known in his.
tory under the name Of the Solitary. has lntely
given an original festival in honor Of the Crown
time that the royal lover OF the moon chose 10
give. In his winter garden. I'm entertainment 10
his guest. A method OF lighting OF the most In
genious character produced all the appearance
OF tropical sky. Luminous balloons OF all
colors. gave soft light to the entire garden,
while on Immense star shown in tho midst of
them like sun. In a kiosk. richly decorated
Il table was spread with exquisite viands around
which were seated tho King the Crown Prince
OF Austria and the Princess Gscle and her hus
band. From this spot the outlook over n mass
OF lilies embraced the whole extent 81 the gar
drn, at the. extremity of which was "A column
surmountcd by u laurel. and standing in tho
midst 81 fountain of sparkling water. Cpon
the sides, on the right and left. were paths or
nhmentcd with statues. inviting the guests into
groves illled with musicians.
\ feast given by Louis Of Bavaria without
music would have been absolutely iInposs ihle
ih'r" was. Therefore, scattered among the trees
the quartet Of Walter. the double quartet and
"a" chorus of the theatre. and the bind of the
Second Regiment Of Infantry. All these nusi-
cal parties performed vigorously, while now
and then flood of electric hight added Ia tn,
chchahinients the fantastic character which
comes from that kind Of illumination.
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JOHN BONNER G co.'s issETs.
More Of the Hypothecnted stocks and bonds
sold on By Auction.

Albert H. Nicolay sold by auction ycster.
day the following securities. most OF them for
the account Of John Bonner a Co.:
due 1877. Interest coupons PAYABLE June
and December Decenibor, 1877. coupon
$500 81 Buffalo New York and Ere Railroad
Company nrs. mortgage per cent bonds,
Que 1871 Interest coupons PAYABLE June
and December December. 1871. coupon
,, on aiypo,neeaSd. sl,2co each ,'.' ioai.
company nrst mortsaae 7 per cent bond,
due 1871 Interest coupons payable June
and december December, 1877. coupon
80 shares Chicago and Northwestern Railway
company Preferred stock. diypctle-
80 ShHrrs Lake ShOr. and Michigan Southern
Riii"HJ Company. liypoth,catedl sirD
40 shares Bankers ana Brokers Associauon
lIyp.,heeatsdl 'io,each ..... ...,,. 49, lo'
;nklns igni bond. dated 1919. due 1854.
Interest March and september llypoth.
aas shares chicago amt Alton Railroad cou.pa. ''''
ny dypoihecsteil slDDcnch ....' ~
- share, Panama Railroad Company DIV.
pothecsicdI sloosaeh ..,...',",.''... ''' Ne.
llN poihccatedI 500 each ....... '.... 90
s2o'p lniln Pacific Railroad Company first mort
s,se per zen, bonds, Interest COUPONS
PAYABLE January and July January.
lH'- coupon on diypohecatcdJ slOoO
~ share, BANKERS and Brokers ASSOCIATION
... dlyg,thecAted 900 each .iI lot
iI,' mprsSsS e. Gte, coupon bond"
SLIGO 81 ostph and Pacific Rallrnat COMPANY
hr-i ui'rt.Hlc per cent bond mier,st
,ongog, able lamar and July. run.
-" Kansas and Nchraska Railway Company 20
ni,l moiisrse per cent bond, Interest
luprns aAahle JanuaN hni July Prin.
cipal due Jan |, 1919. 500 each
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Whipping In sehooi. In Germany.


BERLIN December, 1877 cannot Quit
IN" su'h.'t Of education without pointing ont a
curious fact characteristic of German n,,nn',l
! mean the agitation which exists in "A Errnt
nnnllrr of school circles relative to the re-
drrn. III" new laws having prrseriimd nuns
inr h"lh IN" Institutions and Me professors Who
huNr recourse To- such means Of repression. the
rights mud authority. They contend that il is
lmpo.s iblr for mem to ONT -. obedience with
~ rprnor1 punishment. ann petitions to his
cllecl nave been sent to the kcchsrath
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Hard Time. for Railways,


some facts arc gathered by tho Chicago
HaNrdg lgr regarding the foreclosure of m 1T.
cages ON American railways during tho Nrnl
Just ended. ltappcars that the actual .nle, nm.
der FORECLOSURES cover 800 miles of rond with
bonds nnd debt Of lo93S 200. and capital stock
of f79Oij.7OO The capital stock is prnrtionllS
rendered valuoles- by foreclosure aud mort
cages later than the first generally ~ the
Same way, 50 That il Is probable that thr
proceeding, teoiicd above Involve net
loss, of not less than hundred millions
81 dollars. In addition To- this. thorr hay,
been ordered sold, but not yet brought Ia
ne hammer, 2.3SS miles Of road. with SIPS.
s3jiOu If bonds and Heating debt and si2G-
NJ 800 Of capital stock and in these cases the
safes lnvolNea loss of not less than $50 900 900
In the preceding yrnr sales were made of 3 sl6
miles Of road. with 2lS.OOO,O0 OF debt ana
capital, so HAT il is not unre AsOnahle to sci
down the shrlnkagc Of railroad property in
yolvei in the case- Of these two Years al
t3onOQO 900 The end Is not yet. but il is gen
orally believed 70 be near. and the 10000 miles
or moro OF road involved in the above statistics
may a. a rule, he regarded as rcdueedto " hard
pan, and ready 10 do fair work at reasonable
pruit Tor THOR present owners.
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THE SENSATION or DROWNING.
The Experience OF u Man who wns Rescued
by North River Boatmcn.

81 am the man." Mr. Henry Il Kendall
said. ~ he rrstei in his ca IN Dr. Millcr's
water cure YESTERDAY am the man who. IA
reported. took the laudanum on saturday last.
hoped 10 sink 10y it, means into an endless
sleep. hui. unfortunately Il failed me-. produ'-
INK no eiiect save that OF deaihly nausea. That
effort having mls'nrried. made my way to the
river. boarded u tcrry boat and when midway
IN the river made my way 10 the rear OF the boat.
~ WINS dark. ana no one near except one old
man. who sat on the opposit" side. quickly.
and without ado. laid on my coat and hat look
81 up ana down thr river, and over To- the New
York side. where the lights were glimmcring in
u, hislt.'hen mounting ine rall. Jumped down.
Mr.. Kendall paused. turned on his side and
Resumed. in a thoughtful manner. "le-.
jumped AMI can remember that went down,
again, though still conscious. went down into
the cold watcr-ugh, how cold II was and then
came up and third time again sinking. and
rs went down SAID Ia myself. Now. this is
the third time. this Is the last. and 1t Will loo
over very soon; 1t IL all right now But -till |
lay HAT on my back upon the surface. and.
opening my eyes. l took nn observation
Of III. new moon and thought. how
not sink. deliberately turned over on my face
ana clawed my way again down into the water;
cannot lie here and suffer my misery and. call
ing out began swimming toward the Jersey
shore, Two bnatmen, whose attention was at
uhcted. rowed alongside mo and pulled ma IN
with their hauds. But daring the whole time
and must have been in the water over an hour
ulu not entirely lose Consciousness. They
pulled me In and brought mo hore--" And"
the lady attendant Interrupted. he is never go
ing 10 try II again.
Ah-h. was he reply. Il nm not sure. don't
say that, Questioned as t. the cause Of his
course. Mr.. kendell said. -" ! am sick. | have
suffered misery enough. For live years have
been unAb" L. think or read. To work IL i'm
possible, and have come To the conclusion that
for me the other side l. the best. and tried
hard 10 get there. but have boon fOcd What
II the name oi my ailmcntt We'll the physi-
elclhn- call II passive cerebral congestion,
and. rs say have had nursing enough. No
no, sir don't care 10 say anything of my wife
love her too dearly 10 bring such unenviahlc
notice upon her; suffice this my course n in no
way owing to domestic difficulties. neither to
peculiarly embarrassment. although | am not
Wohlihy No cause exists except "a wish to DO
rid Oi this miserable life That's all"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-08
Arr..ins Newark Halter for wo.,ery.

George /. Brown. n batter. WIS arrested yes
~riny al N""1rN "n t indictment Tor breaking into and
robhins llr hat factory Of Caspci Z,.grr At n,nhnry
,,'Nll VI H',I W ll - Ilu property WAS tr,olrr,,l
NoNh !. NV u aNAlt Tie ArrlN n 81 nAnhnrA ai.al,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-08
Cold Weather In New England

bosr"N Jan. 7.-Accounis from various point.
o. Ne" ENGLAND Indicate an intensely cold morniig Al
Manchester, H., 27o below; at Milyrd \ ii 40 bs
10Y a. 81 iohnsbury, w. So below while al Fort Fair
hel Ne. Il u ~ below. N'''" ="
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PouGHKFIIhIR Jan. 7-Intcnse cold nrovnlls
n me rn ,ne 10 a isI vale, daS the mercy reus
hsrs ana the ice yacht cIbs arsn.in. teir sunusi
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Etal q stat,.

U'oR stIE-A PHEASANT country r,.il,,,,. un.n,
PASSED l'r hraih 80 h,tts uistcia., hi!li.n-, l.
miles west Ol Richmond Apld, Ia 'T -
a. 4 BROW " Lrln Nhad,, Post Ohl,r
Iitnrrn county Va
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ptrsonnI aoiu,s.

FtIsoMI N0lltc5
A CERTAIN CURE for hcalt,hc. con-np,t.on.
- ~ stomach, liver ur kinney diseases. V,aknrs.
a. ht,nsil'hS lNi-urhtus SAtup Poe I,r hottie
h'riHf It-'s -og itcd Auu cured. money returned
HAHr pour, circular AMI HdNl,r irrr 49, Bruuinc st
A TRENTON, PAIIE>Ts.-al Bri, C,u-
- suit u ihpllN nom lArs All llsasn~ rnot if ,
or ,hin disorders aud nervous debility speedily and
Dn.KICoxDs ESSENCE OF LIFE restore,
- NAM col u the d'ptifstci IN fuItrc
impossible - per case prugsist. ,upriri te cent
nisEASi;S OF MEN speciality. cure from . u
- "dANN Ok YER. a. West ltth Il. near Az
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

1878. NEW YORK. 1879.
As tlc time has come Tor the renewal ~ subs rp
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ten years relies Tor continuance Of the hearty y M
pHtiy and generous cooperation which have hitherto
been extended % II from ever, quarter OF the Union
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STEAMBOATS, ano aallroao,.
DENNsYLvANIN RAILROAD.

ANDINlThD - AIE> All RDrTR
On nni after Nos ~. lsI7
1rtns leave New York ID sbrOssVs and c,uln Il
SIS ! .rrirs follows
hAress Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West aud south
l., dMl,.
For Miilnmsrcrt Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at q.
J. VI, connecting AZ CORY tor Htusyillr Irtrn. n
,rnfH and the on Regions For Mihamspor. nd
i".k Haven, ~
for nAiumorrt Washington. and the South iIDi 4
Nishmeton LNprrs,' ui Pullman Parlni Cars dAil, {.
cent sunday, 80 \ VI arrive Washington luP ".
IL selAf At = 20 A NJ l" 80, ami Or. NJ. Sunisy 4
tNrre-s tor rhiai,lphin. 7;n = ~ . % tlm.rl 4
VI, l. !. 3 =, 6.fi, 7. -ifl, aud nr. VI ~Dudlt. q l.
" o. .. go Z $50. and H. Emgrant ans B. I'D
Buat' OF "RrooAlvn Amos connect w.iN all hfn..1
iransMlor~N ny nnorius speed. ant tire,tt'nir
Ter Tor BrouNlNn travel
Fer tram, to Newark. Ehlilrth RAILWAY. Pnnt0 n
rMon fcfh AmnoN. J., Winston. kfly.i.lr 1
oih, points. sec local seize !u'c- lll w. p't
Trans ArllNt From Fitt.hursh Is 80 ADO. % g. -
ln'2lf iliN, ~ lu \ ami Is 90 T. luy ~
rrpt Monday. From Nt-hln.fon ami Baltimore D
ant A" ~ VI. ~, % -. inl ln.lp SUNDAY
n.s'and = ~ frUml'nu1d0 iphia. % 80, ~ e 3D.
l" - IN ~. sou VI % 10 40 ,l,.t 80 : - ID.
and Ia go u suniN o. 49, ~ - a. 81 y
Is ,l amt ~ go f. VI
Ticket ono. '.u nul "a broadway N-lar &c. -,
hul tnut o u .-hi ,.-.- tnl tuif,nlf sic Court
B.r hAu, lli NO. .ill as II i,o 81 iionus Oh lrr :
lEANK IluMSpN T. = fARN'FH
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arp GOODS

II EEP's SHIRTS,
h Patent PnrtlS Made, only plain seams 10 finish
Mems u Tor 81 or ~ zach
BoN>. Is tor - ~ or An each
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS
10 measure The very best guaranteed perfect ntune
Tor 81
KEEPS UNDERWEAR
Afu Rheumatic Rcd Flannel Vests ami Drawers
FL 5Deach
Canton Flannel Vest. ami Drawers extra heavy,
each.
kLRP MANUFACrr RING COMPANN's
No tST FULTON ST a.g SIXTH Az
BROOKLYN o23 BROADWAY, Ne" York
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
Haief9s s esEs9 a. SAFE .Sss
opposite city Hall
II EATING's COUGH IOZENGEs are daily
~ recommenled Tor Coughs, Colds, Asthma ac by the
isculiy Tesllnoiials from the eminent may be
Price 20 cent. per box Sold by all druggists.
l. foUGEA co. New York.
Special AGENTS
AMOUKoUx,s PEt'rORAi. sNRUP-
ton OF the Throat and all affections Of the lungs O,ur
MT year'of increasing popularity attest is
Pamphlets Tree. Sold by all druggists
4. PorGERA co. New York Agcnt.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical essay
Museum Of Anatany New York on The canc ami cure Of
p,sm Nv asehne ,homns nisnuap, how ;o'' heah
ments to marriage. and the treatment oi nervous AMI
Ri l'se,N ps,ns the result 81 ~ years eNl"rencs
Once and re''iriH, u ta', int' i N,w York
POST officE NoTIcEmTl,s ioogisn man. IoI
s e ws's en S. ss'ST' JSp ~ M, WI SS at
snip Montana VIA Qncenst.wn.on Wednesday, Al : VI
ccrrc,oniiuce 'r fr,ntc T., be- i n' ,,
steamer mu' be- specially addressed amt M luA .
Tu -i"y ~ a i' ,is, M. ,9S, ; on @1
s99t,rs Ne YnsGn,igwn .o9d,nse lor Hica,
erWu-t be- yiaY addressed ann Atl2 NJ inr turnpr
lnmnnrE On sniuriay At Do tor fUr, "il
Steamship Buiaunic via Queenstown correspondence
warlr b, I'M, steamer mu. be- ,tc,ail, aiiic.,l ami
A. for uilauh aui South oi lslaui Pos steam.
mr fwop,s d, Steamship NeckAr WA soul amr,an and
NJ, NJ, .e ,.'i,lli, Moam iarla AVA Rrmn
ihe mails tor krani direct. lrH,e Sew York Jan H.
lie m mSi co. N..S S ca s,e N Ns% Sor G Ien -
The man, iur CHINA amt Japan leave san Framr,.,' Tan
iglr III MAILS or Au''iiii1 49, ,a,e S.n Francisco
NV yoRs ian . 1877 0'''''" ''''
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iOTm srMI.ANNuAI DIyIDrND

= cnAAnKhs NV YONK Dec - 1877
INT r nc .N months ending Dec 1877 At H.,
fht, ni Five FER CENT per annun sums Of =, Oh
hnN uhirr ANA al the rHie Oi ROT FER GENE on the
,NH- mas been declared, aud VIII hr abe Hflf Jan
J., i-7~ W n SI.O,.ilN rrr.,l.nt
NmAnlls A MmIrNnh s. DrriArA
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her ltth It The semi annual dividend at the rate
w rive per cent per annum. was declared Jan J. Isis
on all suns from - ~ 500 Interest CONNIE ncng the
d "i tAoh month Money deposited on before Jan 10
VIII draw interest from Jan /
Assets i,~-. 49, II, surplus sJfrs S3a 10
, a., RICHARD II BULL. FreAient
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dalattbts anO ssU,lrn.

Y LNNtM's Diamond store. $50 Brn.dws, near
- Isl It sreat bar. IN diamond, watches twelr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-08
NIETKOPOLITAN sAyINas RANK.

A'A rnl 81 aN., New York
ATTN skMl ANNUAL INTEREST DlyIDESp
-, Dic ~, 1877.
The trustees o tins bank have ordered that int n Il Tor
the Ih-t three AMI six months the rate VI nVu pcr
Jan IL '
DEPOSITS made on or before the 10th of January will
Ora" interest irvm Jan I
IsAAOT SMITH. President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-08

s5 WARREN ST
NKw yoRk Dec ~ iayY
Inc trustees OF this institution have ordered interest
~ the rate ~ nve cent annun to he paid all
sums remaining dcpoat tor the thrr and months
ending Dec 81 iSII Payable aud after Jan 81 1879
Interest not Withdrawn will be added 10 TIC PRINCIPAL
and draw interest from an
Money deposited on or befnre Ian 10 will draw inter.
estirom Jan l. BANK 0len daily from 10 4. to 3P u
. . . WALTER W CONCkLlN, President
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