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PATRICK r1NNnLLr's $4,000.


The suit OF Michael Finnelly against
Susan Finney in the Surrosute's Court. that
has been lingering for two years. was tcrmi-
mated yesterday in an abrupt manner little
more than two years ngo Patrick Finnelly of
this city died. bcqucathng TO his wife. Sarah
Finnoy and to their four children. rcnl estate
in East Twenty eighth street. consisting OF n
distillery and some tenement houses. together
worth j0O0 This property tho will gavo to
Susan Finncly and his children. His brother
Michael n hack driver. contested tho will. on
the ground that Patrick was delrous. and
hence not capable OF executing his will when IT
was signed. But Michael knew Of something
more that would take the property entirely
away from Susan and her children. Pntrick
ran away from ireland. abandoning in Kill
kenny. n wife. whose maiden name was Gath
crime Gilfoyle. and n little daughter. Ellen
Finney. That was moro than forty years ago.
When Patrick arrived in this city he took IN the
business OF barkcepinR. and by and by he came
to own barroom. bouttwenty yearS after MS
starting in business he married New York
girl. Susan Brady. who now with her four chill
drcn remain to- bear his name.
Michael also knew that the deserted wife and
her child had como to New York from Ireland
many years after Patrick Finnelly was doing n
sSan Brady PareE hSnrd of hSr SrrYa
and exclaimed. In Mchacl's prcsencc: They've
come to New York what shall do?" They did
had married. but went to Philadelphia.
About ten years ago tho daughter. Ellen Fin
nelly. was married in Philadelphia to John
Bright. n wcll-to-do mechanic. She subse-
quently moved Westward, but where Michael
did not know,
To make Michael tho heir-at-law provided
the will contest WIS decided aguinst Mrs Susan
Finnelly. IL dcvOlvcd on him to- show that Cath
crime Gilfoylc aud Patrick Finnelly were mar
ricd in Kilkenny. and either that Catherine and
Ellen were dead. or that they could be legally
presumed 10 be dead since they had not per-
sonally been heard from In thirty years As to
the mnrrnge II was proved 10y testimony taken
in Ireland that the Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Kilkenny performed the sacrament To cstab-
lish the fact whether or not the Whereabouts Of
Mrs Catherine Finnelly and Mrs. Ellen Bright
could be Hsccrtaned. Michuers lawyers inquired
in the larger cities OF the West The discovery
Of their whereabouts was accidental. An agent
of the law firm came across man named Gill
foylc and nsccrtained that he was "a near rcla-
tive Of Mrs. Catherine Finnclly. and that he
knew her and Mrs. Bright. They were in JEFF
ferson City. Mo.
Michael. who had counted on the property as
almost in his hands. was thus thrown out
through the efforts that brought the real heirs
10 light. HIS lawyers appeared before Surrogate
Calvin yesterday. and said that the discoy-
cry put an end TO their clients claims. Al
though poor man. he was too honest 10 claim
the property of another person. They moved
the discontinuance ofthe suit. andth Surrogate
granted the motion. II WIS snid that Mrs.
Bright had instructed her lawyers 10 sue for
dsposscssion OF the property.
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Per.ona,inu the Rev. Father Dunn.

Henry Smith Of 202 Eldridge street has visited
most Of thea Of the cast side brown house,
Of late soliciting from chamhcrmais and cooks gifts o
Rclcemer In East Third street lie represented himse
the Rev Father Dunn OF that church Upon iho.,
who literally he bestowed his blessing and pie
turc Of saint ~ back OF which printed prayer
Thosc who rccited that prayer erycnuy. he said IN
mood " cuniruon Tor past sins would secure indul
eence from the penalty for the sins that had been com
mittcd within one hundred days k1undsman Dsl,
arrested smith in East Fourteenth street the gIti
ut The District Attorneys on was tirongrd next da,
with women servants that he had vctmllcd. Two IN
dctments were found against him ami he pleaded guilt,
yesterday, ~ the Gcnera sessions 10 one of them
smith," Judge Cowing SAID You have been guilty o
most contemplate Kind Of stealing shall not onl,
give you as severe punishment ircl that upoi
this iudc ctment but shall hold self ready seuenc,
you upon the other indictment II you make missteI
amer YOU get out oi prison. and arrRgucd before me
Nou may expect TO have this reserved sentence pro
nounccd l sentence you 10 the fenitenuary Tor tire,
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snORr SESSIONS ~ CONGRESS.
Both senate aud House AdiourninE Hecause
of Representative unrtrIdge's Death.

WASHINGTON. Jan s.-Mr. Booth rep,
Call introduced a bin in the senate which pro-
ydes that all public lands within railroad lin
It's which have heretofore been subject to pre-
emption entry at $3.50 an acre. are hereby re-
duced 10 sl2j an acre. and all bona lldc settlers
under the Homestead laws on said lands shall
Dee allowed TO enter 100 acres thereof.
Mr.. Window Rep. Mimi submitted rnso-
luton asking the Commissioners Of tho Dis
trict Of Columbia for Information ms to what
churches and educational institutions have
been assessed and taxed since 1870. how much
money has been received from them. and how
much ~ 1t has been rcmtted.
Mr. Edmunds tkcp.. VI offered the following
resolutions. which wero referrci
Roloi That no h that shall have passed one House
shan De- sent 10 the other concurrence alter ~ uroc
midnight ct the hrst day March m tho present
hsfot further. that nu htl resolution that shn n
have passed the Suae and House shall be- prc .onei 10
TIE President OF the United States ms approval ator
" o'clock midnight OF the second day Of March OF the
present session
Mr.. Grover Dem. Oregon read n telegram
published in the New York Hrdd in regard tu
$4,000 Of tho money of Oregon having been
expended and not accounted for in his admin .
istration ns Governor. He denied the charges
one and all.
The bill to amend tho Patent laws was taken
M but before Mr.. Madleigh had fairly begun
hls remarks thereon, a mess go from tho
House announcing Congressman Julian Hart
ridges death was received and tho Senate ad-
lourned in respect to his memory.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE HOUSE.
Tho death Of Mr.. IIartridgo was announced
on the assembling Of tho House. and Mcssr-
Cook. Frye. Cox. Cnhell. Stone. Davidson and
Hanna were appointed : committee to escort the
remains 10 the deceased gcntlcman's home In
Georgia The House then adjourned.
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MS WEDDING FELSr WISTED.
Surrendered TO the Police ON his Mnrriag
Dny-Tried and Acquitted.


Dny-Tried and Acquitted.
Mrs. Augusta Garanowskys rooms at 20
Hcstcr street were robbed OF clothing jewclry
and many pieces Of womcn's false hair on the
10th Of September last. Charles H. Sparenbcrg
an advertising sign painter. OF 1873 Hudson
street Hoboken. was arrested two days later
His mother. property holder. gave bail for him
and he was released. Recently. il is avcrrcd.
she learned that he was about 10 marry young
woman who appeared TO her to bo Objectionable.
The marriage day WAS named and the wedding
feast was spread. The guests assembled. and
the bride In expectancy uncasilv awaited her
lovcr. He did not appear. Inquiry was made.
and IL was asccrtaincd that SInrcnborg' >
mother had surrendered him to the police oil!-
Gers Of this city, and that he had been commit
ted 10 the City Prison.
Sparenberg was on trial yesterday. In the
General Sessions. His bride that might have
been sat In the enclosure for women witnesses.
She was closely velcd. but 1t was seen that she
was comely. Sparenberg's mother and sister
were among the witnesses who testified in his
behalf 1t was shown that. at the hour when
Mrs. Garanowsky's rooms were robbed. he was
at work in Hoboken. painting sign on fence.
In his own testimony. he characterized tho
Prosecution ~ trick to prevent his marriage.
The jury acquitted him He and tho young
woman 10 whom he was to have bcen married
exchanged pleased clances. but he went away
with his mother and sister.
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Pictures by Children.

Tho children Of st. Bernards Church. in West
Fourteenth street appear every evening" sundays and
the HOLIDAYS excepted in series OF representations OF
the events preceding and attending the birth Of the
saviour The representations are made roomy
stage IN the basement Of the church The children are
well trained To- their parts nnd the costumes and
were prepared under the supervision o Fathers lleav
k"riau. AMI Hoy The meaning ut each representation
l. tod IN song There ARE many very pleasing solusts
ana .gowl chorus among tie actors, aud they are
srcncihcncd by choir Ot girls under the direction oi
oTlust White. The attendance i large. the r..
cct.a small entrance fee Is chHrgedto he put into the
treasury OF the church, have been very satisfactory
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MIRKIED AT THIRTEEN
And Divorced when Almost FIneen-LInnIe
Bucklee's Eager Lover.

Charles j. Lawson, young, rich in hope
and ineNperience. and in nothing else. called
upon Miss Linnie Bucklee at her parents
house at 2.3iG Third avenue. on the Goth Of No.
vembor, 1877. and persuaded her 10 marry him.
He WIS n clerk. living in Newark she a school
girl not yet II years of age. Her fourteenth
birthday was on tho "a OF January. 1873.
Charles found excuse FOR eagerness in his fear
that some ono else would take her unless he
married her They quit her house together
nj about o'clock In the afternoon Of that day
on which he persuaded her 10 become Mrs Law
son. processing 10 her mother that they wore
going Ia tho American Institute Exhibition.
lhey went there but soon uiterWard went TO a
minister, whose name Iinnio fOrgpts and be-
sought him To- marry them. He declined 10 do
Then they went to the Fifty-seyenth Street
Court. and magistrate. supposed by the girl 20
be Justice smith. tlod the knot. To induce him
70 do 3d., Lawson represented TINT she was
lH yenrs OF age, ana as she WINS unusually large
and timely developed for her age, her appear
anee Afforded no ground for suspicion oi her
youth. After the ceremony she returned 10 her
home and he went 10 Newark
Ever since She has lived with and bcen main
tanned 10y her parents, and has never lived with
her husband. oven for a day. Not until several
months alter the marriage did her parents dis
cover thnt their schoolgirl daughter was
wife; but when they did learn tho fact from her
admissions. thcro was trouble in the family
very foolish thing she had done, and
she willingly cOOperated with her parents
IN seek lng to have her marriage an
nulled. Legal proceedings to that end were
husband. Referee Pclshaw's report was ia
vurnhe 70 decree nnnullng the marriage
ana the decree was issued on Tuesday last by
Judge Van lloesen OF tho Court Of Common
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Preparing for a Poultry show.

Fifteen poultry breeders and dealers met yes
Nriay in the Merchants Hotel in Cortandt street and
formed an organization to give a poultry show In this
city In February The Rev C W bolton Of Armonk. n
was President Those present came from within hny
nt' OF ul' cllN bul IT II their intention draw eX.
NM from "u pnrt' ol us State, from Nov England.
be asked tor obrcuon was raised that the time /,
snort ln which a good exhibition can be arranged AS
nrtt lR pens arc generally made up In February but
tutl. from many poultry iancicrs were read encnur.
hklns the IWecl and speeches were made In similar
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The ENperts nj Work.

The eight billiard experts who will enter into
the contest Tor the Brunswick Bake money prlcs on
the 2Oh inst IN the Cooper Umon are nov hard at work
Albert GARNER Is making heavy runs at his own place
every day 30 Dion astonishing himself as
wen IS his visitors at his rooms William sexton
me slim but skliul champion, rolls up, morning
ana evening, tremendous scores ct his Buwery
headquarters lio Hudolphe IS improving daily
al hls rooms Jacob schAcior makes 2OO aud 800 ia "A
single nuing in practice games at OConuors Gallagher
takes his exercise AT Murphys IN Boston slosson sets
90 lhun on the rtlged edge SIX days In the week
Mnutire Day practices NJ John Wilson'S slf Broadway
WHERE night or Two ago, after having made number
OF splendid scattering runs he accomplished the unure
ccdrntd eat OF scoring 800 31j aud J6l IN three sue
cas- gp
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Alleged Conspiracy 10 Derrnud.

Boston. Jan. 6-Chares Il, Stotson, connden.
u"l Opokkeeper o Frank Paige, the dealer in boot,
aud shoes IN Sumner street who disappeared carly in
November has returned. Paige suspended on Nov O.
WIN about solO0 liabilities Nllcging as reason for
hs suspension ihe hight Of Slctson and the confusion oi
~, accounts hetson VISITED Baltimore New York and
Liverpool ana while In Liverpool was induced BY a BOs
ton neecuNe hd one Of PHigos creditors return vol
uhlAfy II ls sad he viii make clean breast of I'M
creditors w "'eN
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Death Of Congressman mar,rldre.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Rcprescntatlve Julian
arriige OF the First Congre District Of Georgia
who has been lying III Tor several days past died In th,
city thus morning OF pneumonia Mr. artridge was born
In savannah and was graduated from the Harvard Law
school lie has been solicitor General for the Eastern
Judicial Circuit ol Georgia and member OF the STATE
Legislature lie served In the Confederate army and
was member Of the Confederate Congress lie was
Delegate At Largo 10 the Dcmocrduc National Convcn
uOm VI lol2 and was ITeslemua eectnr m lhAt AeAr
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Probable Los. Of "a Fl.hln9 Party.

NEWPORT. Jan, s-Grave fears are entertained
for the safety OF the fishing smack Pho, OF this port which
left here last Tuesday for the purpose catching Goldfish
expecting return the night or early the following
morning. Since that time nothing has heon heard from
her She was probably carried To by the late gale.
The occupants were Andrew Tew Charles Allen and
Edward OK an Of this
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SinGntlai.
al CALIFORNIA Ann OTHER MIN.

LII CALIFORNIA AND OTHER MIN
"A lNG sTOckS-wc buy and s'll Mining stocks at the
SAN Francisco and New YORK Miniut stock Exchanges
elsewhcrc dalr. ON commission. and dividends paid
By Us In New York. our custom - wears.
ALBERT ~ NltULAN a co,
Bankers, Brokers AMI Aurunuecr-, ~ Pine st. n Y.
NEW I0KK.Jan :, iS7a-Arizona Chief Gold and
~ silver Mining Company ui New York. The stock
holders o tn. company hereby notified that there
will be called tockhuders etinr held At the Office OF
the company Monday Jan -. 1879 At II NJ, tor
cral business purposes Ry order OF
JAS l. WISE. J. SMITH. JAS. ". MILLS. Trustees.
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STEAMBOATS, ano NlilrulOs.
NIrrNoroLIrAN ELEVATED RAIL.

NI WAN-Opcn IRON 81 A. N. % " T. VI. Rector
ST. nearest point Tor Wall Il crry CortAndt st. near
for Jersey CitN ami ComuniuaN crrics Park
place nearest point for Post once City Hall and
barclay st ferry to llohoken; Chambers st.. nearest
point ior ravonia ami Erie Railroad ierrs Fraukhn
Grand st. nearest points Tor Dr,hro-scs Il Terry to
Jersey ciiy; Blocker st, 18th It.. nearest points
Tor Christopher u ferry o. liohuken. ifth St
Nearest point 70 umon Square aui L,ccum Thea.
tres Academy nj Music. Irving ami ra'nmauy Halls
2h st-Nearest point 10 Booths 81 James. AMI Park
Theatres Grand opera House, Gmorcs Garden. Ma.
Temple aud Jersey city ferries 3ll st-Sclrcs i
point to standard Broadway. AMI fh Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. anu san Francisco Min-rcls. 49d st-'on.
meets with New York Transfer Cos cabs Grand Cen.
trail Depot 5Sih st-Ncatcst point Tor Central PARK.
For uptown trans. take side stations For
downtown trains. take west sidc stations Fare ~
cents except between the hours a, and - A. " ami
AMI r. NJ when the tarc 6ccnts Connect with the fol.
lowing lines At Rector st. with ear. ior south
ferry at Grand Il. with cars for Dcshrosses and East
Grand T. crres at Beccker 4, Will cars for an
west, at N it. with Tor Christopher and East lnth
= crries AZ ltth It. with cars Tor West 23i ani Ea.t
2d and san IT. tcrres at 3jl u, with cars tor Wee.
haWkcn Jerry, at jyth -. with Bct Line Rail.
road WM X GARRISON. PfesIcnL
NJ Van RRocgtfV Superintoni,ut
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PULvERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS

FOR SELF APPLICATION TO ANY PART or THE
BODY,
Speedily and encctually cure Nervous Chronic, and
special Diseases without medicine
The most learned scilus AMI scientific men OF Eu
rouc and this country endorse them.
These noted Curative appliances have now stood tht
test for upward thirty years aud protected by ~
patent In all the principal countries ot the warl
Tbrf were dec reed the only Award Of Merit for Ece tie
Appliances the great Worlds ENhibitons-raris FhI
adCphiu and else wlc ant have teen found the uuld
valuable safe SIMPLE and efficient known treatment ta
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nllsttllanruus.
RoOKs wANTED,-ca.n paid ror i

ROOkS WANTED.-Cash paid for Libraries and
Osmhl parcels Of books can r,i In
j. klERNAN ol Court ST. Brooklyn.
RHOtGnTON'Slnyigo syrup cures stomach
- Nef hidncA SKIN diseases, weakness sc also re-
s"I's manhood Zoe per bottle Advice froc So 4h st.
I)OsT OFfICE NOTICE.. The lorcisn mails Tor
ue week cndine saturday, Jan II 1870 Will close At
tns once on wednesday, AZ o'clock A NJ Tor France
ultcI bN steamship Labrador via HaNre and at " 30
! \, Tor Europe by steamship AbyssiniA Via Queens
Town, on lhuf 'day at NJ ur Europe by steamship
ty of New YORK, NiH Queenstown GORE snnndcuce or
Germany and France TO be forwarded hy this steamer
must be- specially Addressed ana at ~ Tor Eurnpe
~ ~ steamship sneyia via flymouth, Chcrbourg. ami
uAmbuV' ON saturday ht 4 NJ, tor Europe by steam
snlp "rimail va Queenstown cspondence Tor der
many ana scotland 90 be forwarded hV tins steamer
must be specially addressed, ana at4 NJ nor Scotland
uIr,t hN steamship buhNA, via glasgow and nj ii ~
NJ Tor Europe, hystoamshp nluau, via southanrton
ana btemen. The steamships Ahyssma CITY ot New
snIhi Ahl Hrtn1nld DO not take mails for Denmark
Sweden, Sweden, and Norway The mails Tor Nassau NV
Tor iiayana leave New York Jan and H. The mails
Tor llhyu, SaNnnllli, Ac leave NcW YORK Jan Thr
mmls inr AspnMRll Ani South Pacific port, leave New
hotk Jan 10 The mails tor Mexico leave New York Jan
u ihe mails for China and Japan leave san Francisco
Jan 20 mos l. LANES pnsrnas,.r "
Posi- OFrcs' NKw YoGS Jan. 4, 1879
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DAILY EDITION.
Ordinary Advertisements. DOR ALatr ltrc Z "
Largo r, lr or e. Its .A-itr url.urnutnf .tr u.
business Nuuccs. before Marriages .ui % .uUI. l.f
line
Special Nouc, after MauHgc,aHi Deaths prt lu. -
lime. .........
Reading Notices. with "Auv." Ji page. pen .nr >
Reading Nouccs, with 'AaN," lst or 2l p,-.. l.t
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vy,xos,yIXus usINsrITIrI0N.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, -,
i Hi WAVrtS NV WORN. Dec. 81 lNfN
Tho trustees oi tis institution have ordered interest To
be paid on all sums that have remained on deposit ior
the three and months ending Dec 81. lSto, 81 INC
rate ~ Ave percent per annum, payable on and acr
Jan ~ .--,-,
Interest not withdrawn will be allied u the principal
and draw interest from Jan / Money deposited on or
before Jan. 10 will draw Interest from w. l.
Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ. To . P.M. . ,.r,,.,.
G.. ID. Hk.rON, JOlN tASIhEt..
ffe@itut
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VO PIIILADEII,nIN

IiNNNl l4N ANA RAILROAD.
TIE oLDEsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN IllRulill TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE nkPOrS rs rllit. ADELPilIA;
TWO IL NEW NORk
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MLAl, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER DIG l6 1879
Express Trains leave NrW YORK Via Dr,bros,os AMI
tultandt streets Ferries As follow. w
$50. $50, x "a, a. lu ldnltpdl, II A NJ l. 3.3l s q
I3l $50 ami m T. VI SUNDAY 1 3lani d A NJ =. s Al
: tl. $50 and lO \. NJ 80
Boats OF BruuklNu Annex" connect with All t,rnnsh
trains at dorsey CITY ahorius a speedy and direct
transfer FOR BrooANn travel
Returning trans iealc Philadelphia y ~. g. ST, T.
H, x, $50 and II A. NJ. .iiuitcd ENurc.. so r.
l2 T. 80 Z, and % T. NJ On sunday ~ ol
- aao, X, $50 A NJ 4. 7Il T. VI
Ticket offices a2d Nud utt RruldwtV. Astor House
a,l M ioG' OF prhroS,es amt ooranit ,. Court IT. ami
hlpnkl Annex Depot foot oi futun ~ RruaAlyn. M
iln ana us Hudson ST., loboNcn, Depot Jersey City
FRANK THOMSON. ]. T. FARMER
Hcncrnl Manager Genl PASSENGER Agent
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sVNI.,NNV,L DIyIDrND.

VI EAST KlNEN NANINUN IN0TIII IION.
3CHtgnFus - NEw NoWK. Dec. ~ 1879.
Interest for the -iN months ending Dec 81 1878 ~ tho
rate of FIVE PER CENT per nnnum On SUN. ot s3,uo
and under and ut the rate Of POUR PER CENT on the
excess has been declared ami will be payable after Jan
~ l~7N
Bauk omen daily from lOA NJ to3PM
Cn,nlESA A WnirNFT Sec " u sIUCUM Pres
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A KION BALL. GILMORE's GARDEN.
"A FEB 81 1879
Proposals for the letting at the restaurant bar &C. &c
ON the occasion OF the Aou Bail viii he received until
Jan ~ ~ the undersigned committee NJ 10 and n st.
Marks place.
Proposals. Tor The letting Of the hat AMI cloak room ON
The occasion oi the Aruu Rail wall be- received until Jan
place
Details relating 10 the said letting will be given by Mr.
G. Nomhaur, ~ Mercer 81, and Mr II. Co.cll, M
Chatham square.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
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Z. BALsTON SPA. Jan. ga number of women
formed temperanee society and are crusade
dsy aud ioday religious exercises being held al each
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Union DIME SAVINGS nANK, ,n .,n 9,

Interest on deposits from g. to sl0ll the rate o %
i've per cent per anuun. AMI ou all sums exceeding
5000 At the nf "a cent ucr annum On Tie
excess. payable on nF after Jan 20, 1873
Deposit. before Jan 10 VIII draw interest rom
Jan T. BANK open daily from ~ % 8. and on Monday
iNO " BRITrON. President
GARDNER < CHAPiN Treasurer
CliAS. H. SPRAGUE. Sccrctnrv
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fur Salr mo 10 Get.

OFFICES TO IEI-In second story sun building.
=, lIol ana rear, wen lighted and steam heated Az.
liN at sun fubHcat ~ uArc Nassau ana FramNort SIS
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dclnntto --ftmaIes.
-UP.TOwN ADVERTIsEKs

A ,uP.TOwN ADVERTISERS
Msy Tsfe e ayGrs tor ISs Ems sun at the only
BIoad%ny cornct sIs ss m P NJ
3oe West 23d st, corner Of 18th ay, IN sP NJ
aa9 81 az corner OF 47t9 st, ull sr,
VS East IAN St, corner Union square, I'LL sP NJ
Noextra charge.
A Young girl as. cook and laundrcs,, good refer.
N ence required Call from 10 to ~ slO Lexington av
"a. JACKMAN \ o1lARA, 200 Church ST.
R..STERs. buitonhoe makers. operators. W Gw
Dcarels on White vests work given out l4dh Deyoe
RASTEKS-On hne white vests. highest prices to
hlsteass hanls 69l broadway COZ An st. room 81.
RONNAZ operators wanted steady work and good
- pay' learners huRhtlor $40, at ~ Wooster st
RASrERS and operators on flannel and alpaca coats.
- call Tor three days 4l3 idth st near OH ay
RuTTON sewer ON ladies' shoes; steady work "a
~ Warren St, top floor
ENrfFIENCED rmmcrs on chldren's lace caps
- ""h"u' hpphcahls must be 9hlS 20 make samples
HERMAN, a3I Canal st
EIRST-CLASs hands wanted to crochet and Knit
u - worslcd good. steady work only those need apply
HERMAN aai Canal st
FLOW I'm nHANCmEKs wanted
kAhNWEllEkd LEWIS, 0l Wooster st.
ANDS wanted on whine yc,ts to take work out
II soth st williamsbugh'
DAPEK nOX ESQ girls wanted on paste ana
glue, steady work ~ West 26tl ST. basement
SEMViilN.Gs, l.s,.,i, M,iASINEs ta rcntea privilege buying
dreenwicD av i0th, 'iS7 L Bway meaa Gansl. 4'
WANTED-A German girl. speaking English who
thoroughly understands washing ironing. aud
pam cooking only those having the very best o refer
enee eng VINE are thoroughly competent, need apply at
w ANTED-Am middle aged woman, In want of good
w nome TO do general house work In geneel family
mAges, % month with reference, Address j. X. ,
Homestead station, n j., for two days
WANTED-5o ironers on new shirts good prices
WANTED Small girls to work on bows Inquire at
w 1858 Centre o. ' y"
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li6lStnOs.

OFFICE CITIZENS INSURANCE COM
~ rANY. 100 Broadway. New York, Jan. = lSIn-bNi.
dend A dividend NJ ten Per cent uu the capital stock,
also an interest dividend o three ana halt per cent
A WALTON Secretary.