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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Old farmers say that when the
seven stars set at dusk, the winter is
broke and vegetation safe. This is
we'll ring on the twilight the sew
en- starS must go.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

A smart little newspaper says the
new pension bill should have pro-
vided that a man shot in the back,
should not receive his back pension
money.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Rev. j. G. Jamison, q so>called
prophet and evangelist, has predict
ed that Mr.. w. r Hanleiter, of the
Griffin Sun, is to die within ninety
days.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

II. Baldwin, of Monroe City, Ind,
writes under date of Dec. Sd, 1877,
that his wife used DR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription with wonderful
results. 1t effected her entire cure,
after several physicians had failed.
Tho many similar letters positively
affirming that the Favorite Prescrip-
ton had cured the diseases and
weak nesses peculiar to women, in
duced DR.. Pierce to sell it under
guarantee. Ladies need no longer
submit to useless and painful local
treatment, as the Favorite Prescrip-
ton is a safe, sure, and speedy cure.
Hundreds who had been bed~ridden
for years have been restored to per-
feet health by its use.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Through dreadful characterization
South Norwslk doctor invented a
machine for making pills, instead of
one for swallowing them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

PLowING UP GOLD CoINs.-A
farmer named James Hector, resid-
ing near Deep Creek, Norforlk
county, Va. while blowing OH Wed>
nesday last 10 an old field that had
not been under cultivation for sew
eral years, unearthed an iron chest,
containing several thousand dollars
in American gold coin of dates as far
back as 1880 The treasure is be-
ieved to have been buried during
the last war. Mr. Hector is poor
man, and the treasure is very ac>
ceptable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

If you want your job printing
done neater and cheaper than it can
be done else1bere, bring it to the
Journal Office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

INTELLIGENT Doc. The Sanders
vile Courier says: CLEARING man
speak of the conduct of very in>
telligent horse recently, reminds us
of very Intelligent pointer that was
once owned by gentleman in this
county. He was so we'll trained
that his master could send him home
with note for anything, and he al
ways attended to bis mission with
the utmost promptness. Ono day
his master, while walking around his
premises, found loose plank on his
fence and sent the dog to the house
with a note for hammer and some
nails. His mistress put the hammer
and nails in basket and gave them
to the p inter, On returning to his
master be had to cross narrow
stream Of water. Reaching the
stream he gave one bound and was
over. His owner, who was in sight,
saw him set the basket down and
commence to jump from bank into
the stream. He continued this per-
formance so long that his master has
tened to the spot to see what it all
meant. Ho discovered that in
iamping the stream the dog dropped
the hammer from the basket into the
water and was diving after it,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

General Toombs has Informed
Col Styles that he will not be a can
didate for Governor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Wade Hampton was sworn in last
week and took his seat as q Senator
from South Carolina.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The reason why tramps are not
more numerous is because so many
self>sacri6cing woman marry and
support so many worthless men.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The recent attempted assassina>
ton of the Car, of Russia, is the
third time.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Why don't you pay for your pa
per I We are talking to the man
that hasn't paid.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Watch and Clock Repairing.

A D. RUEDE desires to inform the pubic
that he is still engaged in Clock. Watch end
Jrwelry repairing and all Other WORT il his
line All work entrusted to him shall he done
promptly, faithfully and warraptSd TO give sat
isfaction. Shop in the store house formerly
occupied by Mrs. Castle on the north side OF
public square adjoining Mrs. Anderson's Mil
linery store.
A. d. RUEDE.
Mariatfa Ca Jan. Lat. lS79.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

1t is singular thing that no rail-
road mau has ever applied for
patent 90 the day break.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

40 Atlanta grand jury has iudict-
ed two women for carrying conceal
ed weapons.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The death of New York man
from pyenia, or blood poisoning,
occ4sioned, as the attending physi-
clan decides, by poisonous matter
received from the outside of silver
coin or nickles which he had tested
by biting. is another illustration of
the ease with which poisonous virus
ia transmitted One Of the New
York Health Board says similar in
stances of infection are alsrmingly
coinmo
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Marietta. Ca, Jan, LIST, 1879.
GEORGIA-Cobb County :

Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern that application will be made 10 the
Honorable Ordinary of said County on the first
Monday in April next for Leave to sell tie real
property belong to the estate Of DR.. Mat
thews deceased, for purposes Of distribution.
This Feb, 18th 1879.
W.T.. AKERS, Administrator.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

The mother of troublesome little
darkey calls him the "black plague"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

Better not be than be nothing.
True gold does not fear the FIRE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24

10 spring the thoughts of the
young lightly turn to love, and OF
the old to setting hens.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
JOHN Y. EDGE,
ATTOkNE- AT Law.
DOUGLASVILLE, GA.
-, On, .xrc ~ roT-D1n IN r-D Z,

Collection Of claims promptly attended to-
Nv motto PAY OR RUNAWAY Criminal law q
speciality. Will practice throughout the cOun-
ties comprising the Coweis Circuit aud also
Paulding aud Cobb counties. CrediDrs prompt
" Sdyfssd junei3ly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Business Cards.
q. Reynolds, Jr.,
DENTIST.

DEN I1S1-
khFFICE at old stand tor merl yoccupied by
~ Greer Il Reynolds, in Archaeology
building south west corner public square Ma
rietia ia respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he continues the Prac
tice of Dentistry aud solicils all that have any
work in the Dental line to call and give him q
trial assuring them that they will be well
pleased with both work and prices.
Marietta, Jan 9th, lo79.-ly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Nj A. II lie TT A
(Opposite the Keunesaw HOuse.)
j. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.

HENHE BEST OF VEHICLES, THE
safest of drivprs and the fastest of horses
are always ready, night and day. for hire. No
man or woman or child ever has given me
call in the past, who has been, nor shall any
ever in the future, be dissatisfied with my teams
OF the men in nv employ. Everything and
everybody about me are No. ONE
have cheapened my chagres propartonate
to the ringency Of the times. For references
as to he truth of what say, as to the turn outs
and charges, go to my friends, which means
the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible tor the
safety of themselves, vehicles and horses.
J. A. G. ANDERSON.
Dee. 18th, 1874.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Jhe Marietta Sourual.

Marietta. Ga. Thursday, April, "a 1879.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Look AT This
w. j. KISER,

Has just opened out at his old stand
at Powder Springs, bran spsng
new stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery, Drugs, Cloth.
ing, Boots and Shoes and Hats. in
fact regular farmers store to suit
the farmer. These goods have all
been bought low for cash. There is
not an old piece of goods in the
house, ard they will be sold low for
cash and on time to good prompt
paying customers.
M. S. Kiser will be ready to wait on
all that will give them a call No
trouble to show goods. Give them
9 trial. w. J. KlSER
Powder Springs, Mar. 20, 1879.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-24
Western & Atlantic R. R.
La ~ - -
'KENNESAW ROUTE"
Train No. 1-NorthUard.

'KENNEsAW ROUTE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

Flour through Ss Sd Bristol steam. 500 bbls FloGr pri
sa .' o Do 10 & a' e. fT9S'q9 & IaSn SRrosS
bush, Grain. 61sd, % d 400 boxes ~ Bacon;
tons Flour in sacks p Cd: 300 do. through. Ss
m % @ & I S B'Gn 5a pqsa an Sa4R Ro9s osy a
and neral cargo -7s 81 Ilah ship Loss tons ald on
Srs rs tons to ssitn al for general earees at
rent rates Th-re Nrre no charters OF mlort%nGe az
pms to Bari 1000 Refined Petroleum -sc 70 two
Sernan AIAs IRON Ba NOR to Bremen 1900 and o'oO
PET oLEU M-Quits trn owing % reduced offerings and
Greg saSi We Se9tr n Sn.pP o',
EaIh,aap 10; ~ lne' in D'l, hst,, - rt
Eoude6ush oris alr- of United CT noae, u~e PstIo
81 o3i owesr ysssc opsuing j closing Ola bid
yIsIoHs--Po oRK-Marlet eighty IN buyers favor
yery me trade reported G25 obls. Ae-s. on spot
G = y 5 ss7 ~ 20 5 FerHs HS% = i9as7 fS Msfch
g. !sqS7 - January Sew - 20 40 tQj te2ra y - 30
hkhF L anu BEEF HANS quiet unclaimed - - L =
cha6ee' sales. 600 4, picked Bellies 54. &c: 500
i1cAled iiama 5ll. 1000 frtsh .tams 59c - DoXes
C@c; smosed %. 6e,q7 y, rigSied ,honIaers der,
sc omoLri Do S's@ie Nod's hrn far inquiry Tesi
aud short Crr hall ami haf 4 a Ioc .ale. 80 boxes
.g.'. l.t ieC-- ci'rf ,l'sr. D. - ,o- rET1SFb H0Gs
w.t9ou DECIDED o.an-e nod 5ai, basin,ss 1ty ltayyy
.--.-. LAIb - Marfct sh.hty myers, ia'o. i"iiy ~
scsf. Og3s'' .a - m ' pn. very te,uI m .5o F % IN
5.gc: 900 tcs 10 ar -y- . 5e, "a nary quoted 5'5%
..c ~ January 5.75.4 -oc. f,uuarv 5'9a' = &c
''' steam % "n.. n,' 'a ' ~ i's. D. ,'l' ''l m
e'. Par -',e u t-sc -tat- p ire Ia,f,s- M air 10
-s- h arn s.. lag. 10 Choice :. -.g -a,e trs.ns
l-F o.. ~ stern .t.a riJ = r 81 'h'i,. a..c E,sI &
r..r- 3 ..- 5-s Fl-ia Dar- o-d 10 Cro.rr -a- -ic
Ions l,l4aa >esIcr-y. -9qa'. ~.ar, leaa yvala q
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

Trausferabie ORDERS zoe
FLOUR AND u "A l.-FLJl market htayY, little more
doing IN Low Extra for export 10 al tradr D sutss
CHIEFLY small parcels for Immediate Use sdes l. uO
city MIL EKirL - b.dto 3-W' dds !" Hi,I
Wheat k11ri. mainly - b1ds' 90 ana 2'tU bb.-. y ID
ncsota Extra hrtty WI nm iH- faiGt y, :" t"lTs
Quotations M = - -'4s- 90 9HpetHhe' s'GsS ~;
do 80 - 20 Common 20 good Extra western >" 1of
a. Choice EanCy do. - uj0s %. Common L" GOOD
Extra Round Hoop cha - tOGs' 20 To0o I" ho're 40
e. g54SE common - 6oGS3 70. Rye Mixture.
s5 IS. Tatrnt. zSs LOu's Common 10 Fair Extra
GH15 90 Fair Good q 81 al - Good 10 hove.
F.mifv - 3OdS5 70. Patent WINTER Wheat Extra
PiGCR NOR. aciiya mainly Cor export sales 500 5bis.
"a 20 Sc as" 2 900 6hI, tor export. mainly > -
EyF X auV l1O bus Sugeffut. - F'3 II.
..-.. BUCkN IA FLOUR fui heavy - 5udSl tJ--..
CORN MLAL active sae-, bbl-. elbow csteru,
- 2ur<2 81 500 bbi- Braud,w NJ - 1j0 p ~.
GRAIN-WHEAl- Market du and slightly IN bnysrs Ia
var City Mil ug inquiry light and shippers hold Of
Vrrv moderate Tecula'ive trading siirs 20 0pp BUSH
cluilug 100000 bush. options. l"LnOp bush sp"t, IN
Guiding ngraiied -priug. l6 Uo bu-h, -90"lc: No .
~princ 900 bush. ~Jc. No Chicago ON bush thll
Ole rngrad-d Winter ICED H6 bush II ~ ~ o. No .
Rcd. - bush 81 uS1t t52i 80 Red l." tn hu'h'
No Aroer .ooo bush. - O5L Tnrraded Amber 500
busI Il ul4$I u-lg TuGrdrd WHITE 1U0 bus = 90 =
. so - NJ hir -n bush - r' "a - -. No ~ NhHt'
IA % bush, = b544l-l % While ~lde. 100 Du-h
- Iu. Fvtta Wiitr $40 hush. - d 1000 u-h No
I4uuar, J4Haary closing - ~ =
III ~ 90 -.A.t. 900 rn.4 NJ Arat,- Frgruary.
II nsia closing bid - onc asked 300 bush No .
., Iautfsr- - aJS II ~. 4 Os!.. - bid q o. :.
askri 3- bush do. February ~ lo cirr,g - r"-4
I u asked March closing S l nd - Il = asked
car lois AMI bat -Ioais BAELEN quet. si"Ady.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
nnMEsTIC MARKEIs.

prfrrr Ian 2Fiour quiet and unchanged. sacs 81 400
bH.- VIsat u ght r-gUe-t 30 SAFE, reported. Com dnI
r r,Iry other articles unchanged aud quiet dspO-
-i-u o. operate ErrriIts rpurirc 7hipm, nts-
Wi,l $50 5ush. Corn, $50 BUSH Oais oiUO uush.
l,lrI. O.. l.OOU bush.
CWr,Io Jaa. --Yonr dul ana nominal Wheat dnl.
~. AM. so bed Winter nominal No : tl-cagO
-irg - casn Size January S-' 80" ar February
~, Hto syc ted bic. corn ~ ihr d-mann but AZ
24ft 42H &C. February Rejected,
a-r oats uu-t weak ls-e. cash ls'r February
- Nav I.yt dul . shade lower al - &c Barley IN
fr demand lower al - 1900 taA seed unchanged fufk
.r-r.v hanged but come sars rather hEhcr = 81
= 4, cash 81 4SHS- A. February ~ 30 9S1 81 =,
narrh srd fairly acIive and shade higher i0c cash
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

rr,y,S, yaD spanish gold, 200! !0e0i. Exchanges
IN IN t- gitf states - dAys gOc -sZ~-f premium
sEarf .,sbt do qa9-. Urrmlnni ON L"n"' l'f @lJ ,
i.r, mum Oh Paris . - = premium sugar alI
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
COTTON Markets

Low NiGGIa2. ~1ta.. Gapd ordinary S.' gross REG prs
-. rruurf- - bales. sales. -j' Odlt'
Inna i1J bal, K. JOS bal s..
~. . - trtuL Vet rrCeptS. 30 bats gross
lG-u bale -fnrN -.IHu bales.
CH ,.IFsros. jan COTTON firm: MLIlinC 9tcs Lew
NIH.. .r. DU'd duarr -ac.. net CIR t' 5t laeS
,vol- Tie Continent J%2 hl coast" -, leo baies
sales. l-uJ bales. STOCK t>.b4i Ja.r~.
-. .ra-roy Jan. Cotton no liual Mdt'ng &C.. Low
N#44'u Sizes tiu.c ORDINARY. ~irc. net receipts 2tuo
na-- exports cr.s.ySe ac9 bales sales lJO bales stock
Il1ul- f.--. r
Nf.nr ~l, D5.I OriIudIr receipts - 20 bales
gross -o 1ales exports l-93 bales sales 1000
Iat.-. stock OH Il uaFs
NEY uULFAN-. .au -lotton steatr Nltilne. "itc Low
FiratIuv -J,s. Good ~i-r. net rr'e p~. =
bales. gross J.-y bales sales, 1OoU bales stocA ooo4 10
bales.
Nt.-ug -Lr. Good ordinary. -' net receipts. $3.50
bale. -..rs. !. 200 bale. sto,N ~O6i6 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

~ acfTVr bUsInoss wa. dome IN TlIf0II h0n0s,
The largest deali-- being DO Denver and Il" Gra0de
first, az - l. a. rs. jersey Central con-ols n 1-I
a 72Le. couycrGhes at Il L, -. Paul l. and u. eX-
tension al plI eX interest. and Canada southern
guaranteed ufsts al 1G3i a. 7Ol2 Az immense bUSi-
ness was r.po. -d ia fr.rs ot Elevated Railroad al
IOl4 o. lOJ4lO4 ex interest. We annex current
ulorafIDf.~.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

easter s4SuasT' 25sc Csar ES s51' - 80 ce1s sias
as s e viI RIfsisa r de%snd Sss n At e si os ''a
GIs51sSiT Jan. s-Fioaf steady Wheat scarce and hTn
TAR as@sTS aud @ n a. 42ge E Eye 9 sD DT' ia
s.. Lard dull and nominal steam, 542 pa545c Bulk
Meats qgirt shoulders 25Oc %ar k,9 3'9S;' ar 49,,
Rb, s4d4sc Gear sides. 4ss4zc; Whisky quiet "a a;
Unchanged Live Hog active aud higher Common.
Butchers. - 95as3. Receipts lo3lo head shipments
s In asE5 9n G qps 1s ,a ES ra fair so SP1Pa VT
wankee Hard. 92Hc; do sofi, s5'c. NJ do 20, - "
d. SIC No 50 &c; Eeje ted 4sc Corn dull and over
No. 9isc oats firm. 10 > lgsc Rive duil ~ ~ -
Sc Provisions qu;et and easer Ms PORK aqa s. HS
du nornna - ~ ~. Dressed Hog hrm az - c5
@Froar ] o 0 bush w6eli I9,GObush
rHll4pElLsrA Jan 2peiroeEm 1 hqEn9 Refped' S,,e.
Acabo. Ibc.. eantos l!29 liA Java -od%6S sugar
Retired fair de and and unohaBgei tieur inact We
frs,. 81 s5a Mianesota E4tTa FANNY Medium
%. Good - %, do, Choice - 90, 40 Fancy - W
= .O % UNlo no no IP' f - 80 20 10 ~ Iisos co Me
v lt.r WLet: Patents s5a56 % Minnesota DO, s6qs7j
e fsr %5a ca 81 waa a1a 9 mamma
er = nc 3 81 os On p1Gs17s6a Rra in csTotar 81 ~
+, ul,y wanna Amber IA LEY gtn, - '. lie Ne5 Ha
~ We..,ru. aud 5dc. fer southern Corn extremely
qrr, .e.cot. ON track and al ~ depot ist ~ Sc,
- elevator 43c oats ul. and prices In buyEs favor
ir r'ffrtf. DARK tii -li ul.N't
~f1n '1c Era.d Good Miitr' H#. Choice 2nd lancy
oa. - a--c. t, Latter cylrrWe price. cover 7e'-
Good demand ~ tlt4t"cs Common grades ua
uutIy u"uuus.. aN seed wmtet nt = t.'& teeo p
u.r. demand aud prices deccrdiy better: spring Bran.
50 JU qSI4 T. t. Mhshev steady western q US
v .ut ION 4~ lbs l.C half bo-. q AMcr'3 6r4n +
slfa af SrsG so 30 IcECia Oranges AZ - -1r
4-a ~ Oranges Lemons 20 - o'det % I th-
forurr and z. - tor the LITTER 10 cases spanish
Mplnus at q ~ and hb- italian Cn'sinut- nc.
81 OUI~ Jan. 9-FOur QIft and hanged o. " ofrrT
trade lauud ot- can only be Wheat u
ara lower: 40 Red iaL 9O.d3',c. cash 81 Ld9l %,
February 40 . zoe SIC No . spring, no OneI mes oIh
and lower. SO. Mixed. p 10 pc cash aud 'a1
uryG1-c. February; 3u3t73.c, VI rob f@c Airii
33r5 &c.,. May. oats unsettled NJ. ? -O'sa-U se cash
2Htt bid January 2n+t. hh February l.ye uir =, 81
+14-atc. Barley lu Prime 20 Choice spring b'1 tJc
Faurt -UrgHr Whisky steady &c - a. Prh quiet loO-
0hc 4ua = Lard NOM. alv UNCHANGED 35' 'A"c
Bur Era- I"' and unchanged ar iut 10 lSr ~lolef
24uuL. .uc.. lear Ribs 3.4rd5 Juc, Long Gear '''"
lIc short t,a!. 3 U4r.-c. Bacon easier, aoudeT-,
o. Clear Ribs f-Oci.-5r. Cirar sides, ijnc Green
Meats du amt unchanged. sales RrcC.tt4 for fAe
past two tats-four 1000 bbl,. Wheat. 40iDo bush
Corn .tuu bush. oats 1000 bush; Pve 1000 husI.
Barley lOU bush shipments 1000 DDls; Wheat
5000 BUSH rye. 5000 bush; Barley, j. 90 Olsh
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

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Nh" l'lS.diH --l'' l.' - .r, 'ni SINCE Monday ~
car ot ltH . '"'- 80 "' r. 'hi ~ r.F a' j ti~N
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SHEEP AID itNI- .''crl'f- since No''t' '' cars oi
t..- a.i r..-t t ftF g.; ami - -'ii~ 90 JrI-' NY.
II-H .-ri''l -i -- "aT- ~ .,'i- N '.'- cars a.. ,'--
t.H a. s-t-'F it.- l'it SINCE ~ it'' l"'''' ',a
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
NERMAN SANINns RANK. In the CITY of

~ NcW.fDrA, corner OF 4tlatr ana Avn st
NV fOgN Nee. "a 1878.
The OF Trustees have declared 3sth SEMI
NJ Al DIV DIS 90 deppso iird thereto uDder the
bylaw the rate u cent aunum on sums NJ 500
under and a the rate u cent on sums or
over $500. avsble and after January p 1873
DIVIDEN D~ Withdrawn vihe added 20 principal and
draw interest r m January ?. Deposits made on OF before
January 10 Will draw mtrro 70 from January !.
PHILLIP Bf--lNGER, President.
q Tres.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
6aulnqs DanG5.
CXCELSTOR SAVINGS BANK.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK. 6th-ave.,
IL 2ja-st.
TWFNTTTTH DIVIDFND-On and aftar MONDAY. Jan
ulTy 20 1879. there viii be paid 10 depos"r remLAn.
Interest iuydend the ~ cent per snnnn.
AL sans upward which shall have been deposited
prior January 1879 Deposits made
than January 10 sI draw interest irnl JAnl'
AIRY /.
r. =. HAZARD. President.
Il X TIKI RBER First Wee President
-.BARRON, second Wee President.
.- 4 fftf,A
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
svcoxn CALL O'CLOCK p. ".
RD CAIL-2:30 p. VI.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2-P. VI.


Below Is printed the public debt statement in the
usual form. compared with the statement Of De-
oember l. Al The beginning Of a new year COM
r.rison Of the principal items Of the state
,reut with the statement of year ago may
rroye To DO Of interest. such q comparison
shows that the cOin-bcaunR interest debt Las been
increased So .979. 600 during the year. OF this
srrn $40 900 900 Is represented by an increase m
the amount of the outstanding AZ per
cent bonds which were sold for rcsump-
.tian purposes. The q per cent bonds arc
reduced 500 s2i 900. and the + per cents are
increased SI23.oO0 O0O-ditl,reucc, S52,979OO0.
Bv; au ,zqlalatory note accompanying tie last
statement shows that II includes 81 100000 un-
,raturrd called 5-20 per cents, against which
llAe amount Of / per cent bonds has been issued.
the sum realized ior them beng inc uded
IN the co,n balance. The outstanding unfuuded
d-bt-Icra -teudcrs-uOW Is S546, t43 -OJl, against
500. 3OS a year ago. Inc total oebt, less
cash TOD tl- Treasury. was reduced during the year
Sl73O7 .33l. The following are the comparative
total, OF tuc TWO statements:
Bonds at per Jan. /. 1878. Jan ,, I--'. Changes.
kceut.... S14o6e7.10O sj7s3O, 100 Dec. $50 $4,000
ccni.'.. 7O9 26o65O 7oa26n65O ...- ............
pr ccH, 2oo.Ooo.ooo 2SooOoOoO Inc. 5ooOo.ooo
oelt....'..- 74,aooooo 1oo7Ocooo Inc. l2a,scoooo
ia ~ c6 II 7-Cs33 so sl5O9sl2 Inc. ss2,97scOo
et..od.' 51a''' ''-' 2l.5l22io 2244G46o1nc 9a122o
Total debt sI7lo5l6.O9o lo522yssIo Ine. sssea,z2O
Total G'ut
10 Tie
III 7ss2 046o27.o65 saOe7414325 .......--....
IoiaI n. Irss
tsa ~ 10, saots ok 40 80 nos g4sIl Dsc 32l