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ST. NICHOLAS,
Scribner's Illustrated Magazine
For Girls and Boys.
An Ideal ChiIdren's Magazine.

Messrs SCRIBNBR & Co., in 1873. began the
publication of ST. NICHOLAS. an Illustrated
Mapes Dodge as editor. Five years have pass
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OVER $4,000 COPIES.
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Nicholas has reached d higher platform. and
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Good Things for $3.50.
The arrangements tor literary and art con-
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sources, as well as from promising new ones.
Mr. Frank K Stockton's new serial for boys
ga JOLLY FELLOWSHIP"
VIII RUIZ through twelve monthly parts,-be-
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ted by James E Kelly. The story is one of
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"Half a Dozen HOusekeepers,"
By Katharine d Smith, with illustration by
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Der; and a fresh serial by Susan Coolidge, ell
titled 'Eyebright.' with plenty of pictures. will
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"Rumpty budgets Tower"
Written by Julian Hawthorne, and illustrated
by Alfred Fredericks. About the other fasnil-
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prophesy concerning the sixth. in respect TO
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to the heroes of the Solid South
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publication of ST. NICHOLAS. an Illustrated
Magazine for Girls and Boys, with Mrs Mary
Mapes Dodge as editor. Five years have pass
ed since the first number was issued and the
magazine has won the highest position. 1t
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The New York Tribune has said Of ii: st.
Nicholas has reached higher platform, and
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TORGERIEs DISCOVERED.
New york Bankers Deceived. md Probnbi,
Bsnkcrs Ei.ewhc Defrnuded.

~ -. A, ~ -. n.,. y - = ),
Pine .trcrt. were cautioned recently To look out
,,,,,',, I.o,i ,,,,,, ,,,,.. ,,.,,,, 90. -,
circular notes OF clio cach on the Union Bank of
London. Mr.. Patton had already bought sev.
,,oI ,,,,,s In ,b, b,rk ana a,,,,, ,,,,,. ,lr,,.t
81" h"''s III ''' u"HN huu eoHiN NcIo "ltr"uS
on their way to London.
ON "Wednesday last "A tail. we'll dressed man
,, A.. ,'-,..s ~. ~
WIN inc pv'rlns o. "h EhE"7h,hah on 'our'
presented to M'rsrs. Jc-up. Patton Co.'s
cnshlcr n roll of notes which he said am unted
:, =, onn orI tho ooehf,. ,.t.I -. :, -
"n" '"' 0"7"''' 'N"'u nun W w
seHi'd. II was u package oi 80 circular notes
OF the Union Bank Of London They were taken
into Mr. Pnton'- Office. ana he pronounced them
forEerics.
In the Police Central Onlca Mcssrs Jasup
Patton Il CO.'S customer was r,eogniScd ~
Durt,u E-mond. alias Flu--well aims Dittfnnr.
of u.s. seventh avenue who only a fnw months
detectives remembered that they had socn him
in al So conversation with some fprgers who
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Mr.. Cre..iey 20 be Elected.

A new proceeding to Dust Mrs. Anna l.. Cross
ley FROM the possession Of the Grand Boulevard Hotel
at Finy eighth street and Eighth avenue. instituted
sgains, her by owen OConnor the proprietor, wa,
called up yesterday before Judge McAdam The hotel Is
represented to be worth tiero and the rent paid Il.
fsOp week
Mrs Crossiey's defence was that oConnor had agreed
TO let hcr remain until May next. unless meantime
slOGn worth OF furniture that she had put into the
building should be sold at reasonable price This has
not been done and her removal nov according to her
testimony, would involve great sacrifice.
The landlord denied any such agreement aud avcrrei
that .hc has been tenant from week 10 week since May
last
jury VI Six solid property holders was impancllcd.
among them Mr Holie nicr the importer Of foreign LAGER
i-'yr and the testimony WAS submitted to them They
gave verdict ~ the OWn'r
OWN. 60 tho large amount " furniture in the hotel be
l1nsng e. Mr.. trot~ley. Judge McAdtn 60 shield her
the loss involved ~ hhstv removal ~.
irrN that the warrant for her ctncnt should not be
executed unu "Wednesday next AZ noon
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MONTiGUE's ESTATE.
An Ensii.h lord Seeking 20 Acquire n frcn
tho Dead Actors Mother.

Mr.. Arthur Sewall and Mr.. Louis Simon OF
this city were lately served with noticc by j.
Mortimer Maddox Of London. the solicitor OF
Viscount Newry and Morne. that his client OH
timed a judgment in tho Court Of Queens
Bench. July 81. 1875. against the late Henry j.
Mann. known rs Montague for cS67 a.. 1Od.
sterling balance OF rent duo by him as lessee
OF the Globe Theatre. London. This. with in
tcrcst. amounts to nearly 80 900
Mr.. Scwall says that no has in hand about
$1,000 from Mr.. Montaguos estate. including
81 .iG7 received from his partner. Mr.. French.
as his share OF tho San Francisco profits. and
about 81 500. proceeds Of tho latc auction sale
Of his effects. This is deposited with the Union
Trust Company. Against II there nre claims to
the extent OF about 81 $50 in small debts.
Montague Ind no real estate in Long Branch
mud MIR. Scwal knows Of no further nsscts in
this country. beyond the copyrights Of IA few
plays Of undetermined value
policy in favor o. Mrs. Mann, his mother. IN tho
Commercial Union Assurance Company Of Lon
don for 81 900. or ubOut $4,000, ANA MIR. Mad
dox has cnloncd the company from paying the
money until the mnttcr becomes settled In
court Thc policy ia thought to DO II the rnc name
upon 1t in that ease would bc very slight. and
he therefore seeks TO obtain tho residue OF the
estate hcrc He requests the executors to place
him in communication with thoir attorney,
Lord Nowry is SO years Of age. unmarried. a
member OF Purllament and boon companion
panying Lord Alfred Pagct upon his recently
contemplated trip to this country. but gave u
up when that nobicman concluded to remain at
home. His father the Earl Of kilmnrey. is by
no means rich for peer. and Lord Newry has
Isnsons probably for desiring all the money
that may bo due him Ho IL said also to com
plain that Montague might have paid him had
he hot been unnecessarily extravaganza
Lord Newry WINS in no way connected with
the Globe ns IL Lord Londcsborough with tire
Olympic He simply loaned Montague money
for the production OF pieces and for two years
Ia laa tfrh ia a
False Shame ~ and Idle Tears" was sue
cessful. Tho third year brought disaster. Pre-
connected with 1horne and Jnmes In the man
agrmcnt Of the Vaudeville. These gentlemen
still manage that thcntrc. and have made q
which has enjoyed a run OF over l. 200 nights.
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Sinanttll.
OrrIcrNrw YORK rLrvATIDnAII-

OROAD co 7 Broadway New YORK nct - 1874 =
Sailed proposals IN envelope, endorsed Proposals TO-
STOCK an Bonds, arr invited and sil Ice received At
ono untii u O'Clock of Monday. the 18th day u1ft
fr l-lN for y To- share, of the Capital stock M, Nrs
FIRST horistse u nis u the sud Company 81 any p.1
thrrrW Each bad must lee made tor equal amount 4
Stock and Bond, NJ hld. Tor the stek viii Ii, ,nnsI.
cred which are Tor loSs than the par value thereof n.
~, Fltl Itr share The Bonds ler t,.nt her ~
mum Coupon BON Of thr denomination of ~ a. each
uo plncila me Jan lhb Coupon. pH) able i-i Jan
unr' and Isl July IN each year fhr innd, vii n, 10
tIcst from The lst dhY OF JAnuar, 1870
interest viii Ice allowed Ht the rate per cent lsi
anuuiu ON alI payment. made h,lurp that date.
Adfrnit OF peri cent Will lee required from nl N i~rA
winch must sec. upauy the ii. and whloh l-r Nnt
WI b endorsed on an sgch iii, rs arr accepted "a
snh iHS ~ 1ie not accepted the dcpoNiA will b'
tliN rfo'u 900 tli accepted bids viii a r,elwrri 80
vrhhrf 10 lNf0 ON a." payment NJ Wh,h on AlIl .e
St~ ana l''uis sal. be- irhNrrd, the unlmus q itt
cent VIII i' Required HVVmHcr ~ tS7H ben fH, -
m1nler vi the stock AMI Bonds win hc ru4liy ior 10.
he Company rc~'ryc the right to reject ANY AMI ~
htl' which atv MT ic,m-d satisfactory
JAMES 4 cow ING Tn,a.-l-tr
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Two Young follows. whose business ia boer
hotrns elected their duty on THURSDAY afternoon TO
iurk consdor 'bl, quantity of tho beer they Ill id
have bottled and on their up town thr) hrukc car
windows aud brought di-,fcdt upOn the beer hoting
profession
IN ,iow ~ whi Circumstance Justice MORGAN In the
Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday muriint save
them the following advice II were YOU IL 'eavC that
lu mes.
Ihr advice W.. accepted with r,-ervauon, ~ of
thr ho,~. who {. rh.d I'm lave ihc i,,r yer Honor
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Situations djlautco

1 YOt NG nsn lalrN l'tIci from ireland Nl,le, "A
"a -iiuNIun trrNttrN strfn. htA htou m TINT hu.
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4 STU ATIOf wnnicd ~ coon IN small rr-ihur
- Nn' u i,iiud,r II rear inst i~i
4 IiN~i 81. tsS order e,'nh Wishes situation ll.
y tulr "' g. Slrn. 81 hl lu't
- SlH y .iEN Nl"twnr.d toi" mhu pr 4np, ruirut
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[tb~iit NHs.L 'ouus Wpn.hu wishes hab, tu
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( OIL de ln white SuiY lo' ,r'.1N c'-' ar -l'Al
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o. Indigo ,on Sour stomach and Dyspcpaa Are oo..
brought on by the u~c Of alum baking powders WHY IA
people usc hcni Because they cheaper aud a,r ,bs
dealer an opportunity 20 make better profit can r.
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Royal Baking Powder Is made from Grape Cream r.rs
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NN AND AFTER July B. 1874
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