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H REvaTlEs.

Mr.. VIM. Wihs tho inventor OF thu fire. es-
cape will give an exhibition tomorrow after
noon at 2. m. at tho Custom House.
The youth who. scimitnr In hand. made such
n briilant display at the reception of L X yes
ter lay will be. it 1, said preserved In alcohol.
The New Orleans gur club game dinner was
given last evening ut Osterodrs. No. 500 Maya
zine street. Our limited space this morning
prevents further mention.
His Majestys chambero ut Exposition Build
ing Is ono Of tho most magni 0cent TINT WIS over
touched By royal feet. It IS decorated with tags
Of oil nations and armor OF heroes 1t wi be
In this apartment that he will welcome his loyal
suhJsc s to-day.
Rsx and his court uaid visits to the theatres
last night The Academy Of Music, and Varia-
ties Theatre were appropriately and gracefully,
d cked for the occasion with banners, etc. and
more than crow lei. hundred, Of ners 'ns find
Ing only standing room. AT III Hinges amp 'nr~
ance the orchestra w-leomed him With the
royal anthem, IF Ever Cease to Love" while
the audienca received his Majesty with warm
APPLAUSE. The Kings first visit vas to The
Varieties whore he spent an hour or so. Afer
leaving The yarities he went to the Academy
Of Music, where be remained until the per-
formancs was over. when, mounting his
chariot. he disappeared mysteriously.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, MARCH S, 1878.

pathway Of the "bewera of wood at,d dfa ~efs
III weser. y ard go with one accord, year pei
pie shout, Long live the kinRI'
Will but add. most honured sire that II ss our
wish that your reign may be most glorious and
lint you will delgn ID. approve The humble
aud the . ere hf your re I'm, aud the good pso-
bic Of your eltr. To make YOUR stay with us one
round Of magnificent pleasure
Bathurst. Iinrd High Chamberlain, then re-
srpndad for His Majesty na follows:
My Lord Duke. md volt ladies' aud geeilemen.
our loving suh,"e's:
Wathank you for TIL generous gree ing. md
have marked, not alone With apptohatl ~, but
with 4 heart full Of prlds and sratiilca lon, he
magnificent preparations you have made I II
ruRl feta with nnmp and graudenr, Knps are
only human beings. aud though around our
head cllsters he light Of athnu9ani years. our
knoWe lee the Y ci STUDIES Of EN- Tres aud our
experience with The lights aud shadows Of lie,
do but make us the ,nore apprepia'ive OF be
smile that comes to the willing lip The shout Of
iov from hapnr hearts. the glad arela'm fro IN u
free aud intel igent people, which every where
In this magnificent tty greet our approach, are
more precious than untold wealth or the power
gained with cpnuHe'ln9 armies.
We congratulate you that peace reigns within
your horiars that strife and turmoil having
ceased, you are once tnors a contented ana
happy raople.
10 the strangers In our chosen capital we bid
have come tp witness the Joy Of our ehildren ut
the return If their chosen sovereign and join
In the festivities Of this nt,snieluus occasion
stay thalr visit he full Of pleasure and their
journey hnmewarJ safe aud pleasant.
Again we thank you, lords aud Ia les OF our
rea In md tbrDuoh you oil OF our liaga sub
lees for this over Il wing welcome.
The King hath said
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Saturday number Of grain merchants, who
have been for number Of months past inter
ested IN the grain business. met In the Mayors
pailor FOR the purpose of discus sing the propo-
sition Of erecting grain elevator Mt the head Of
Erato street.
The proposed elevator will accommodate
1opnop bushels. This capacity some Of the mat-
chants consider too small. and EXPIRE. seh hem
aelypa q This effect. They argue TINT the elern-
tor would IA under the contro Of the or two
1rms. and would thus prove virtually n mono
poly
On tho other hand, II was epntenhet that the
aytnn ion ~ lis grain trade reunrni the ereo-
ZION Of mere elevators, aud that his en- erprfs",
though On u comparatively small spuln, would
uinya benefit to trade.
The Mayor said that In granting any rrivi
lnaea to ground on the lavee the Council would
H. va IN view the comforting pf extended bnne
ns and not the besowiuk II advantages on a
Arm.
The matter Is eiill I'm allegiance.
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Yesterday afternoon q reporter of the DEM
oCRAT called upon 7. Upper, ESQ., who has
Of late Interested himself so warmly In the
Brazilian trade. In response to inquiries he
aald
The bin providing for the mal service 'hy
American owned aud built shirs" between
New Orleans AMI Rio Janeiru has received
The favorable consideration Of the House Com
mittee Oh Posh,fiiees and PpStluads. They
will make their report signed by ut least
eight OF The eleven members mud no minority
report is likely b., be made The prospects Of
It's passage Is very on outaging,
III is understood That the senate Committee,
Or at least II majority Of them, will make
favorable report. III the Senate the bill will
doubtless pass by u large vote.
My object In returning at this time is to
complete the organization of the New, Or
leans and South America Steamship Com
pany, and 10 lay before the eorpura'ors Ger
tain proposed contracts Zoo furnishing the
steamships necessary Tor performing the
mail service In the event 1t can be secured
under the bill Now before Congress-.
Messra, Rpach y Son have obligated them
selves TO bull ut lh,tst two iron steamships
of 1000 tons, aud with speed of 10 niles pet
hour, and furnisl, thre '-f,t.rths Of the capital
ayery respect. MrW Z T'i-del, who secured
the Brazilian subsidy Of 100000 for The New
York and Rio ltne will return TO Brazil for
The purpose Of procuring u like amount fnt
tine New IFlhAilS Mne, III bllb event oI our Dlli
becoming a law
Mr.. IisdsI is very confident that his efforts
In that direction will be successful, rs the
government was anxious when he was last In
Rio to effect an arrangement for n mail line
to New Orleans. Then he was not author
lied to make such Il contract
OF course tile Brazilian subsidy will be for
the benefit Of the New Orleans company II
they seeute the contract with the United
States, and. adtlei +, the compensation pro-
posed by the House committees Of Sl5a,D0p pet
annun,. wonl guarantee the profitable opera
tlpn Of iis'- lass line Of steam hips from
New Orleans, aud be able successfully to com
pete with tho English ships now doing three
lonrths Of the brazilian carrying trade
/ will only remain here long enough to
complete the org IMITATION agreed upon IN
january last and then return to Washington
10 do what can be done IN securing the PASS
age Of the bill
senator Eustis and MI our Representatives
are alive To The importance of this measure,
and will do all III their power to make 1t a
success.
On Wednesday next expect 10 meet my co
directors Of the New Orleans and Rio Steam
ship Company, and will tten he prepared TO
give to the public the result of their confer
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REAL ESTATE AND rAxrAyE Hs' UNl0N

This association MT last evening. OWN
TO u number Of its members being In the fr =
mems parade during the day, thpr were tnrdy
In coming together. and 1t whs late before any
bHainesa p1ud BE d ,ne.
The roll b ing called tho members present
answered TO the names. The reading Of the
minutes having been dispensed with, aud there
being no reports. the following resolutions
were read aud adopted. after which The meeting
adjourned. M..
Whereas, n bill has been introduced Ia The
House al Repre- sahtntivna by Nj, Hahn en tiled
An act to ptuvltia for the speedy rnlleeti N ot
Htate taxes aud ltcanses city tnSes and licenses
In the parish Of Orleans" aud
Whereas. section prov1 that Immediately
after the ptl- aage OF tile at the Attorney TIT n
etal is authorized to institute suit for the ra-
covery vt Oh unpaid State ttses NJ to pe,em-
Whereas, section pro ihes that The City Ate
tcrhey Hhall commence eni. on nj about this
18th 81 April fer 81 ufrent city tax,s; anu Az. ,n
district attorneys In the state shhll NJ onTn
jnsttnte proceedings to force The collection ~
atate taxes outside Of the parish Of Orleans !;
Whereas, the act allows the Attorney General
and district attornays = commission ct per
cent. aud each Tux collector 81, anu the State
Auditor ~ for tnh and every bill aud
Whereas, nthet expenses aud coats are allowed ,n
e the sheriff. aud yl.ta eunal TO- sl2 40 on
the CHI rg uuler pres n laws nndo
Whereas, under tits hill the City Alton ner "a
allowed Z rer ee t. and ,thor charges t. the
amount of ~ 40 on eanA bill and
Whereas unler this bill tue Attorney Ganer
ais feea would ~ equal IT, s6n.nln. the city
attorneys to so ofa aud the district attorneys
to $50, D1n m king n total OF sttRen1 siia.Nh of
which would fall principally upon the poor tax
nnA license payers, AMI
Wherena. thia Tremendous expense, in this
mous,rnua manner deducted frem the rev.
enuee Of the sine AMI city, u es into the, % 'ck-
eta of the already ovetpaii OH 'tnts ut Tho eS-
pense of other employees and honest creditors
and
Whereas such Legislation only tends TO make
She rich richer aud tue poor poorer. Ihetciore
be it
Respined That we denounce this mcnatrous
scheme aud ita nr doctors. because II seeks 10
enrich tho few ut the expense OF the many BE
1t further
Resolred, That the peonlc ahould be on their
gu ard against Il g legislators and officials who
wp uld ael them out for n n,aHa Of pnttaGe
BE IL further resblrei. That we request the
people 10 summon aud exercise the moral
courage that Ia within tnem by coming to-
rathpr In public ass ,nhlr TO condemn this
grand acheme to confaoate their homes. that
OH 70 holtera may grow rich
Re IL further tosoeea That we apnal tn all fair
minded men Ia the General Assembly,, aud who
vet have some regard for tho people who npntlded
to them their present trusts. to rally and deteat
thts unjust aud monstrnus coniiecatton law,
aud thua Darn the gratitude and confidence Of
the people Of Louisiana,
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DEPARTMENT. LORD HIGH CHAMBERLAIN
by ORDER or THE
KING r 9; CARNIVAL.

New ORLEANS. March T. 1878.
TO Nil whom IL may COMMUNICATING:
Tho following Dukes Of the Ken m will form
Tia RECEPTION COMMIT LEE ut thr Ball. and
they will r.nart to the Chairman Of tln Com
intee OF Exposition Palace. on the evening
of TUESDAY. 1T 9 o'clock:
THUR GRACE5
Phelps. Duke Of Oarnndelet.
Howard Duke Ut BlloSi
Moore Duke # Discount
Hart. Duke Of Custom,
Nlphe. Dnks Of Bullock.
Morris luke II Westminster.
Mumford. Duke Of Valencia.
Hortet. Duke Of Haldenield.
Page. uuke II Boston,
Kennedy, Duke Of Dunhnyne,
Walmsley, Duke # Nat hitoebes.
Wharton Duke Of Texas.
? m. Duke Of gharte Oak.
Grnyerman Duke If Maanola
Mele Duke Of Faehion
Drunewnlh Duke Of WnlhalIa. 0
hvpndano. Duke n' Mexico.
MeCAnn. Duke II Gonsanca,
Handy Duke Of Somerset
Falfrey. Dute Of Insurance.
Whinev Duke of Rensselaer,,
Thatfp. Duke of Devnnshire.
Tobin, Duke Of Grnenvlle.
Gay, Duke Of the West,
U,nrey Duke If VnkshurR Line.
Hemnt, Duke Of Munich.
Rouse. Duke NJ Ohio
Richardson Duke Of Lindsey.
lHtpHHtfH. Hnks Vi tftbih H.
MtRlillnn, Duke Of East rrol|.
Wing. Duke Of Phi tlaae phia.
French Duka OF my View,
Uhiere Duke NJ Charleston
Oar, iages will approach the Palace from the
direction O. Canal street. discharge pnsaengets
aud depart III the reetlon # !n'a, street, No
eArriagps or other vehicles WI be allowed 10 re-
main In front or u position Pal zoe.
The attention Of the or1cars of the 81 Charles
Street Railroad Companies is specially directed
to this provision.
The renuitementpf
COSTUME DE HIGEUEH"
will hn strictly enforced
Members of the Royal Host" nre requested
to wear their decorations, md Members OF the
Court win present iheir personal cards.
III Majesty The King and suite will appear at
Il o'clock After the browning of the Queen
dancing will commence.
by order Of
BATHURST,
Lord High Chamberlain.
nEMAUrRAT Secretary In At enhance,
Inhh II
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ne Arrives and IL Received In state by Ills
People.

People.
multltudinous throng was awaiting the ar
rival OF Rex, enthusiastic and expectant.
Round the bend the tall chimneys Of the steamer
Robert Il. Lee appeared and tho noble boat
with streamers flying, hove In sight, picture
of life and beauty. The long line of sailing yes
sels In port was streaming with Haunting flags
whilst below the steam craft had all their
streamers aloft to do honor to the coming Of tho
King Sable clouds OF smoke.darkcned tho sky
from the Lees chimney's as she sped along her
course toward the landing with tho precious
freight.
ON THE LEvEE
The throng was one Of the most dense that a
The stately craft. rounding to. headed Tor tho
wharf where tho multitude awaited the land
ing OF the King of the Carnival.
shriekiug OF whistles and the ding a.long OF
bells added not a little to the scene and alto
shs5 the pspre WAS %ne ay Steady e oa
ranks, detachment from the Washinston
Artillery and the Continental Guards. Oompa,
ana a. the Rnht L. Lee landed the roar q
artillery awakened the immense throng gath
cred on the levee rs soon as The King descended
THE LINE or MARCH
was then taken up and after parading for i
while through the principal streets OF the city
the pageant stopped at the Hotel San Carlos,
where all the dukes Of the realm and many 10y,
ing subjects hal assembled There 2 grand
reception was given to the Great King Of
Carnival and His GRACE the Duke OF Massasolt
having been selected by the Peers OF the Realm
to welcome his NJ ,iesty. SPOKE rs follows:
Most Gracious Snvereign-Tn me has been
assigned the pleasing duty OF greeting you
with the assurance OF the loving reverence OF
the people of this your chosen capital. and their
Joy at your return. But their acts speak for
them in more glowing sentences than any that
could frame. were gifted with the .elnauence
,t~s,Asr Fla OF MN ~ II
Byron.
The crowds awaiting your august person on
our Ievee the booming of cannon. the flags
waving in the golden sunlight. the Shouts q
joy from thousands OF happy subjects which
have greeted you at every step sinca your tri-
umphans entry, into tn. Crescent City: these Sc
speak the glad oatno ,h OF the hearts o.
thrice weleo6e to this ,1ar Iighfal domain sasn
thousand battles might wish for in vain. [
the triumphs of th- sword are seldom followed
By true love and reverence.
Yours the mission that cnres tho aching
heart. cheers the weary and illumines the dui
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TMe Five Hunhrea Mile walking Match
At HE GsrMnewniM AnlI

AT The ErMneWRiM Hal.
The money having been deposited $500 side.
the walking match between The long distance
champion. Henry srhmehl. and the ped strian-
as. Mias Helen Wickers, Of Chicago, will begin
this evening at the Hrunewad Hall. hmehl 10
walk 400 miles to NJ ga Wcknts $50. The pre-
limnnres have been arranged, referees select
ell ct - aud the two pol sfrians will appear to-
night during the ball which l. t. he aiYan al The
hail named by the Nichslls Rifles. Capt, Ed.
IT ,pU1'a
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LOgT-FOUND.

LsOUND-h WHITE GOAT, WHICH THE
u owner en- N favs by calling at NO los Orleans
street and paying costs Of advertising.
mis- ~
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Silks, DRESS Goods, Do
a. -mestics, Linens, House.
keeping Goods, White
-Goods, FIanncls, Cloths,
-Shawls, Skirts, Under
wear, Rlnbroideries,
-Laccs, Hosiery, Hand
-kcrchiefs, yeilings,
-Gloyes, ParasoIs, Neck
- wear, Fans, Corsets,
-paniers, Fancy Goods,
trimmings Notions,
- Etc, ETC. -
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wAsTED-FKmAaRs


Govesne~ses, Companions, etc.
NTANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE
w m old resident Of this city, and who can
give good references, n position gUvernsse
or teacher in u school Is fully competent tt
teach English and music. Salary no object
Address l., NJ, nara ri fhmnernf nffne. nn94 II
CDoks, Nurses. Ehamhernaids. Etc.
NTANTED-A SITUATION ny A WHITE
w Uonnan to cook. wash and iron for n small
family; Wpnl be willing TO go to Texas. In
uure Mt t2t Richard street. rnh5
WANTED by A RgsPFGTABl e WOMAN
W n situation to cook wash and iron IN u
small iamiIy. Willing to go away. Add ess IA
II I'll street vnhs at
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FOR SALE.

L'Og sALE-yERY LOW, Owe GOOD DOU-
IL bio cottage, with lease, for one half tho
value. payment half cash, balance in one to
three years. on account Of departure. Address
II. b Co, ?. o. Box 1876. mhb 6tHss
EOR SALE CHI EAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
complse and in good running order, ready
for Immediate use. For particulars apply to
M. SCH WARTX 4 BRO,
fe1atf 149 to 1859 Magazine street.
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DIR. F. FORMENTO.

DR.. T. FORMENTO.
OfYice and Residence 81 f. planade street.
Office hours--s to Q a. M and to .. m.
Consultations at the Circus Street Inirmary
137 South Rampant street, from / to o'clock
.. m. mia I'm
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anok.. Nmrsr.. N..anherma.a.. kte.
WANTED PUPILS.

yHTANTED-A SITUATION As TEACHER
w of French English Spanish and Music
Has nbieo ion to 90 In oonntrv and tHke care
Of nm invalid. Address Miss HOWARD. 1884
Tehpupits,alas street ynh3
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yNTANTTD-TO PURCHASE A RETURN
w Marai GrHs excursion ticket over any Of
the routes East Address A.. Democrat office.
Inh5 st
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EACH DEPARTMENT. Observation-Disclosures.
49,. Is supplied with the LATEST NOV
-. ELITES as soon ~ they appear, and
rs certain articles become POPU-
49,. LAR and PLENTIFUL, the prices
are reduced In proportion to In
49,. creased sales.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A NO. MIfLfNEE FOR A
diately to H. Il, Bonnet, 50 Royal street, New
Orleans IDh5 II
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WANTED TAILORS AND TAIbOREssEs ,
w coat, pans and vest hands, at lls Canal
~. ,,EE
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shrreby notify the Public that will nat
from and after this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife, Pauline Rose, as she has lett my
house without my consent. q. w. ROSE.
Dpualtlsnnyilp Feb a. 1878 fa1g
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Lord High Chamberlain.
nRMAUrRAT. Secretary In At enhance.
Inhf II
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
GENERAL NEWS,

A large Dumher OF delegates to the
New York National Greenback and
Labor State Convention have arrived
ut Syracuse, and the prospects are good
for a large convention. Eyeiy assembly
district Ia the State except two will be
represented. The John j. Juno facfion
of the party will control the convention
They have a solid delegation from over
fifty counties.
At a mass meeting held at Grange
Court House, Va. Yesterday, to appoint
delegates TO The congressional conven-
tion, a resolution to appolnG del gates
vote of 100 to 129, where upon HuDton's
friends seeded, and the meeting ap-
pointed deleg ates solid for Neale.
A fire desolated the town of Catletts-
burg KY, yesterday, destroying business
houses, hotels snd private dwellings,
aggregaung 100000 in value. Nearlyall
the entire business portion of the town IL
destroyed.
The New Jersey Court of Errors and
Appeals have decided that the title to
the Stevens battery was vested in the
rssiduary legatees; that the title did not
pass to the United States by reason OF
advancements made during its construc-
ton.
At Chicago, Sunday night, the planning
mill of w. E. Frost & Co. was Durned
also AN empty elevator adjacent owned
by Howe & Mem ullen of Boston, besi 6
some freight cars and telegraph poles
Loss $4,000.
The boiler of threshing machine on
the farm of Ben Wassett, near Belleville,
Ill exploded yesterday, killing WIN.
Dexter, Mr.. Jon's y, a neighbor, and the
englnet r, IL ortally wounding Mr.. Lang,
and seriously injuring Mr.. Wassett aud
his brother and another man.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23

WoMEN's RIGHTS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times thinks that women
will G. t their rights when they ask for
them. "Th- right vote and sitin Parlia-
ment will be obtained when il is wanted
just as new bonnets and pony carriages
and other little luxuries are obtained now.
Brothers and islands will be- leased In
to granting what their fema 9 relatives
are wishing for, and they will be just as
able to refuse one kind of petition as an
other The woman will have her own
way, whatever it may be. If they have
not got votes it is because they do not
care for them"
The daily gazette., 1878-07-23
r,ImIugton Markets.

surlssroN, Del, July 20, 1873.
I'm, Al the Brandywine Mills fol
[IGruin- Corrected Daily.
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1yHE HON E INsTIrUTE,

Home Institute opens its SPRING
com petent and wlde-awake teachers. III
only home day and boarding school in the
city. Object system. special advantages
for French and music. Eight instructors.
school in Wilmington. MODERATE
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary,
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-
ports sent 10 parents TO be signed and re-
terned. Select number OF boarding pupils
Address lfor circular MRS. d MISS
HOUSTON. Home Institute, No. 800 Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
marll-d&w
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lELPHIA CATTLE MARK EFT,
MnNnAY IulY ". 3 d. m.

1 MuNbai oa'y -
|CArrLE we're dull this week, and
Iere rather over. aOOO head arrived
al The West Philadelphia Drove
|ia5,c and llOO head at the North
phla Drove Yard at 81 a &c. pei
lhe latter rate for a few choice
we're unchanged. 10000 head ar
sold at the West Philadelphia
ari at Sa4Sc,; and 20 o head al
b Philadelphia Drove Yard at 81 q
ID. as to condition.
We're in fair demand. $500 head sold
Cet Philadelphia Drove Yard al
andg6he d at the North Philad-
Foye Yard at Ga a6kc. per pound,
ality,
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK
IL OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS
pAND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE TN ,
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, 100000.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange FUR
ntshed to regular DepositOrs without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
at 10 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Clemehs B. Smyth, George W. Bush.
Israel Pusey, Eli Garrett
Henry 9. McComb, Sam u Bancroft, Jr
Daniel James, William Tatnali,
Edward Belts mar
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fGVHE ARTIzANS SAVINGS BANK.
500 MARK EFT STREET.,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
M. until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings from tn 8 o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October
When dividends are not withdra wn they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement umyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. Fl own o, George 8, CapeI1e,
Nathan'l K. Benson, NJ. L. Lichenstein, 7
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, Job II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8, CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l v 4. n. TAYLOR. Treasurer
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.,d Commercial

| s',.,sis:!:. s:!:.I':.; D:I; {slyn {sEyslsn.s .s'' sy
II sICcE 70 caIsyton House = BUILDING
! CO.. m Al 10 M. today
,Ipgton, " pei,3, i,3,iIOTATIONs.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE CoLLEGE,

w WILhINGTOs, DELAWARE.
At the opening of the Fall term, Mon
day, Sept. 0. 1873, there will be a N E w
President, NEW furniture, NEW repairs
through out the building, NEW pianos,
duced to add to the comfort of the young
ladies both in the public and privale
rooms, and all this at the OLD prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. j. NJ. WILLIAMS, A. M.