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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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NGs LOAN ATP R BTlhp1NMg III pMA vii b. held az
Me s61erer9s Han Han Ne No SO ii onFebruary
ls,s sabia3t E O'Clock GEO. e W o1ssELL. President
- oeRATIG AfIG csotMM1TTEE viii be held Ct W
ars t? ga ws5nso1 ist s Z ooeR NO. on for Spa the
pose Sf fixing the time and place for holding the
$ SseeEss95Fy sasREHsS !: 5: 8: oon%!tfss;; tanS@!tb
Boston, January 23. 1850 fe0l2-ilt
G-s RICK!-The members of the Commandery
will At aS 6a il f pfosm fT FeS
Tuary h 1880 NJ sFRf HaafS # SOE%nnasS
NJ. B. GORMAN, Recorder. febll-t
y6rR fat6or of M1Ss MSssP6s 95 Nex os
EARTH," and other Medical Essays on Diseases Of
indiscretion and taxed powers, begs to inform
made ha nsas sRs tRs fd
every for or fGr f weeks eek and that "a s hs
se bose d. desrous m Of ane eoRsnn AZ him
should avail themselves Of this opPortqnsitty as ne
he four Weeks specified. commencing Wednesday,
febII-lm Cos 18th STREET NV.
r@s THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR FOR, DI- u
L-& rectors of the NORTHERN LIBERfI
said Company MARCH 8, 1880. Polls open from L
to pm. Transfer book closed February 2Ith,
open March 9th. -
feb5-4w GEO. w. KING, Secy.
49, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
VO5 STOCKHOLDERS of the NORTHERN
LIBERTY MARKET COMPANY will be held at
the office Of said Company MARCH 8, 1850, II m.
At which meeting the agreement of January %,
1880, entered into between the Bondholders and
the Company viii lie submitted for ratification.
feb5-4w GEO. W. KING, Sec'y.
- BOVINE VACCINE VIRUS
NEW ENGLAND VACCINE COMPANY.
For sale at NILBURN'S PHARMACY,
jan26 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
e~ BOLLINGER CHAMPAGNE
0G EXTRA QUALITY DRY.
BOIL NIGER CHAMPAGNE.
Extra QUALITY DRY.
THE MOST DELICIOUS DRY WINE IN sE
MARKET.
THOMAS RUSSELL,
jaI5 1913 PENNA. AvENUE.
~e SPECIAL NOTICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-12

CONSUL MosBY's CHARGEs.-The committee on
expenditures in the State department to whom
the Mosby correspondence covering alleged cor
at the has and Hong 1 ng
any action looking to an investigation OF
the charges. The general sentiment of
the members Of the committee is that
Mosby's charges, and that it will hence be
needless expenditure of thousands of dollars to
summon witnesses here from China to testify in
relation thereto.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

rtvrrrorr Jan. Q.-rofE-PTre M,-s Ftstorn. duil
AZ 81. Is rstrgn. dull 90. Bacon = HmDcf land Cut.
Iru Ar .4. -hrft HNp dull ai 81 bi. LONG ti"ar.
teadv 81 s, 6d short steady at 81 sd Ham~Long tut
steady 81 90 Nlu.iIiI d a. -. lf liliA d--, anl
A. s5, ISira Nr.s tul 90 iO2 Prime Mc.~ rli ni
~ Tuu, sf' aay u sbi lhuO" Prime iV
,lru M b. Trrrtrfnr -prt-. nrncr 81 3. od k'-ih
common finer tlur G1I al I9- 'hcesf-
,n.c-0an t.r.. fr4rr 90 G-. Iiri on steady no -.
riour- fxtrs -t.te tuu 90 2'td Whca'-~ntrr No 3,
Wr.isrn Vlutrt sie,g II a.: NcW southern inttr,
-istat a. Gl Com Mixed. du - 1d ior 'df NIAtl
Ncs fun '-A. louonseci ui-Ne.ow Aueiiean none
r usr.ei. Io,a on.nnn. q London steady 90 O.. Itr
roniiur- -pr'.- 20 undon. steady 81, -. . , -
A.U4fnt Iat g.. Petroleum. 1872 uarca io. iue pa.c
hm.1cau. Wr.oN- Lard closed ~ lui irancs peg '
IrEEtoIl. Jan. H-lt.3O 3. m-Aaid 3"'d per cWt Iof
American. l:a,ou i Co. per cHt for Long clear hllbes
and 81 ,d for short clear MidneS 49,
,lytHrnll Jaf 9-l.3O b. mlhc receipts Of " heat foI
tic Os,tOD cenials including +huuO
American. .,, ,...-. l..
Prrsdsufs lower piic Wheat lOSLo cd per GENITAL
for average California Wfit". lO2t Tor Eed western
~tainp. aud loSdG n 6d for Rcd Winter Corn b'd O
All GENITAL fot Sew Mixed W. storm.
ioyf-oN Jan a g. u.-iins"ei CAKE, 50 loFR9 j..
per ton. Oh R270 as fer ton Eehned fetr,
icun Ga6isl. per gallon. spirits OF Iup,ntine 81 @34 od
per cWL ...,.-- -, ,r.......,... o,.ct
per Cwt - . 40, -. ... IN 10
liANHUHa al. Lard cused ut ~ marks per ~ 10
HAyEE. Jan 0-Gard clo-ol a. - francs per % Aio%
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
lrrr srncK MARKErs-nY TELEaRApH.

prrPaIo Jan. p-CATuE-Reeeipts today. ,5l3 head;
ota Tor ihe week 1881 head for the time
last week $3.50 head recepis consigned through $40 cars
Misunderstanding better.
siIETr AND LABs-Recelpts TO-DAY. 1900 head total for
IN. week thus far 200 head for the same time last week
through. 20 carH market generally
sales rather higher offerings generally
a. So 80 Pine Wool Michigans l22 NJ average
Ertr Lambs SO So 02lzt NO CAnadas on nsle-
oGs-heceips day. 652o hoad total for the week thus
far Gas the time last week "a 42O head
e.1s,.,,~d tbrough IS earss MARKET demand active
nree. ha sales OF Good 10 Exra York
r. ii 81 - 30 Heavy ami Medium. 81 10ds4 80 Pha
oephas IS Pgs 81 soast 80 best SJsdss disposed o
fnts 700 head houses idle on account Of warm
Xratter market active and generally lOo higher
%lIsd Packng 81 40sS4 65 Choice Heavy u U09s4 80
Leht ~ 401S4 65. - ,, o.o -,
Exports strong l5e20c higher AZ $685. 10 shipping
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pcl' Worth Rtrer. TeSStls and Railroads.
FRIDAY, Jan. 9, J 30.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Jan. 9, ! $50.

FRIDAY. Jan. y, lS~O.
AsHTS-Ouict. unchange Pots, &C.; Pedr., ~ &C.
REE~WAX still steady though On.y sua sale west
en and southern. - D. Q2,lec.
BROOM COEN-lncincd TO weakness and very quiet'
CANDLES-Iu iobbug salc. only az late prices.
COAIAuthTaCr r. quiet stocks aCCumulatng NJ an loIls
The refuse ONc pftce lists; 1itn0n
Giet but fln Anthracite by The cargo - 2ud% So Liver
POOL ouee Camel 81 Liverpool Gas DO - New castle CO.
taaine, 50 1l0Si ScOich steam. ~ %; tl.AeH ltal
s. 1884 Provincial 50 11aS4. currency: Pehns{N~..h
Wesmoreand Gu. 81 - 81 15 West Virginia no. 20 :
Cumberland. BroGdtop 1ud CeaI1!eld - % - 20
COOPERAGE sTOcK-More active throughout the Whole
list aud very fir
COBDAGE- In iobhing sale unchanged. -
COCOA-Duli nominal: 81. Domingo. l4dl@c CaIaCeaa
28oz1c.; Gusyaquii, leHl9- Mafacabo. = a5Oc.
CHICCORE-Guclnneci. 49,
COFFET- Rio quiet, unchanged Fair Careoes i19
stock 19S.Jl3 hsgs Mid Grades tirln ana iuN
active: les 100 bags LaCu2yia including H3 bags
tx Felicia private 2pOO ba- Ma!1chDo inca
Felicia" at 1eLC, and al bags eA 90,
private terms; MaracaOo quoted Il i9c, and Lagayra
140lGLc .,- -.
COrTON-Spot Cotton quiet finn Official ouoiai01s IN
chan ge, hOreh some holders claiming Gn aN ahc .s
G23 bales 23O last evening including $50 for eS n ana
GOfol spinning and lSS for speculation GeLyeT on con
1Ou bales receipts IL the pOrs OCay ~ u'b bales
agmnsi this lay ast week and 2l222 bales ihs
since september ], 335l1Np Ddles against
2,S2jlO7 bales for the same period last season.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
rrRoPEA, FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON jan 3-12.3D %. m-U. =. bonds four ana nan
cents HOB Atlantic and Great Western hrst
trnstets certificates ca secOnd 32 Enc hallway
shares. a. DO. second eonso.5, SOSg.
LONDON Jan 8i23O mThe rate OF discount i0f tree
bills open is sldl7 per cent which Is
1hdiis per cent below tho Bank Of England rate A..
LONDON 81 m.-Atlau.lc ana Great western nfrt
mortgage trustees ertfcaes. 6694 do second oz% fde
Railway shares. 81 Pans quote three per cent
reBies az 81 francs 65 confines Tor the account .
LONDON Jan. 9-1.3O m-Atlaaiic anu Great western
INST trustees certificates 662 dO second 81
LONDON, Jsn $3.50 D. m-Atianiic and Great western
hrs, trustees certificates G6 DO second o5i
LoAioS Jan. "a o. m -Coneois 91isia for both money
and the q. s. bonds four cents 1862 Ausl-
tc aud first trustees certBcates 6
do 33 Railway shares s4is do second con
s0ls 36 Paris advces ouOe three rcntes ht 81
nnncs 20 eontmesfof the account
fAks jar 9.-Excnange London, 20 ranes y cen
trces Ion check
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

In State bonds Louisiana cOnSoS lihpoNtu 10 Siics
ut 40. Georgia Is new. sold al 100, and Alabama,
class c. at G12.
OF city bank stocks. America sold t25D at 145.
The dealings in railroad bonds included 10 less
than sixty-eieht different varieties. Prices were
firm all around, but the principal features were IN
the speculative classes The business done in MIS-
Eouri. Kansas and Texas seconds was smaller than
that Of Yesterday, but the price was fur
ther advanced from 55l2 to 5Gi2, with
final sales at 56. The first consols
rose b per cent 10 9j3s Erie second consols were
steady at s77sdS7sl. and the funded 5s at s2l4a
So c. c. and J. c. first assented supplementary
bonds advanced from $40 to SOC Out IaleI aeALn
sold at Sil2 Rome. NateTtown and OgdcnSburc
hrsts sold al G0l2a61 60ss, Boston, Hartford ana
Enc frsts st .l5340 56li &C. and Chesapeake ana
Ohio frsts. b. at 63S4d64 =, currency interest,"
bonds selling AZ IS against $50 yesterday. New
Jersey Ccntr; COnsOls were 4 higher al 100 - PM
Morris and Essex cOnsOlS were s low er ct 1Oos no
nile and ONO deben lures continued 70 be active the
rsS rising 17 per cent TO 63a8 seconds declining
10 ISL and Is being l. lower al 3JI2. -. LCuls
aud Iron Mountain second incomes were stea0y at
71l4a71l2. second mortgages rising 10 %. VIeoSou
Railroad and Nayi CATION 6s advanced from gOA 70
d. S. Paul sinking funds at 1gci4' and Ioleoo ara
Wabash seconds and Great western secohus al
1O0I, cgch were 4 higher than Yesterday. Denver
and Rio Graude frsts sold at 97ls a97 Texas ana
Pacific incomes rose frOm 13l2 10 -. -,
The transactions of the Subj reasurY f0r the
week ending tonight include receipts OF %0OlZ,SO'
and payments of S11 500. 627, resulting III loss 10
its general balance OF S6,OOe IOV ana ltaYlns IL a.
9l04.O491G5 against $11O,O0S.SZ0 January :.
The particular changes of the week were losses OF
So. .975, 500 coin and $4,000 currency The
Treasury disbursements viii Affect to-lnorTOWs
hank statement by increasing the reported reserves
to the exent Of aGout one-ha Of the amount of pay
ments The common rate for money on call to-day
was per cent, with exceptions at 6, and at late
hour at per cent. Newly oTk exchange al Cmcagols
quoted strong at 20 cents premium bid aud sellers.
Exchanges at other points are as last quoted e ne
Treasurer AZ Washington today received SlZO,OoO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts we're SG15000, and the internal revenue
receipts were $45O,O0O. 1he following Is the
davis Clearing House statement: Exchanges
S10944O S57; f; balances $6.3Gs,OGS: The busi-
ness az the Sub Treasury covered: Receipts
$3.50. .351: payments. $4.369, ,O10; currency OaI-
ance, $J, "a 600 com balance, $eS.4O30O0,
The foreign exchanges are no more active thah OF
late but the rates to-day were advanced because OF
the scarcity of commercial bills. The revised quota
tlons arcs follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

strong and higher At ~ 7Oasi 90 Butchers active and
steady C0w1 so Caves s. 6OGS5 20 stOckeis ana
Feeders ass 60 market active all round Win goou
clearance -.
sFEr-Receips l2o0 head: shipments 500 head market
active and strong NJ S4dfi -. ., no..
81. LOUIS Jan 9.iOG>-IIigher; Light shipping - xUg
Packing. 81 3JoSi 20; ButcherE 10 ancJ - Qua
81 go receipts. $500 head shipments s. 5oO, hran
CATTIR- Firm with good demand hut IN hght supply
Choice Fancy Fat steers l6uO u average, soo-9 20
Prime 81 f00ti 90. Light welhe-hrd Stetrn -
~ 20 Cows ard Uefrrs go aOGS3 30; Feedf IS, -"
AZ T5 sackes sdR3 90 Corn led Texans. - iJGS] i0i
receipts 300 head shipments l,3uO head N -
errrp-Ftfrn bnt scarce: 10 n average ~ 5O@
81 ~ ll50II3 average, 81 2j0si 15i L1tIa heavy
81 7JdSJ %
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

A moderate amount of business was done in
Government bonds. at advancing prices. the per
cents rising as much as ss per cent st the Boards
the transactions amounted'to S591 600 distributed
As follows $4,000 coupon Gs of 1881 at 1O4as'
and 500 900 registered at 104lla 1913 $4,000
sonpon 5s at 103l2 and $40 900 registered at 1929
a102le; $4,000 coupon and $4,000 registered
dos af 10Y and 1894, 600 cOupon Is at 1O3l2G
IO33., and $50 600 registered at 1884. Ihe
market closed strong at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Texas and Pacific Railway Company. We are
suthorzed TO receive subscriptions to 81, 600
hrst mortgage bonds of the Texas and Pacific Rail-
way Company. Circulars containing particulars
can be obtained at office. Subscription list viii
oe oe open from Monday January ~. until Thursday,
she 10Th inst, at noon. WOERISHOFFER e. CO.,
No. 81 Exchange place,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
HENlOcK.
UNION TANNFIl
,1e,vx. 24hao5c.; Damaged 22lao23o.

Heavy. ~ leG 25c.; DAMAGED. 22i2o2@c. .
METALS-AmeIicaD lg ion very sII1ng III bVd "a deque'
In good receipt from abroad and sil very hI sse oo9
TONS Summtree arrive quoted S15aSV; amt ~"
c1infed $S3aS}5 Forge, SS3nFo StotCh
D.; cngatnnch noted $50 EgintOn. s2o JOHs2 COhoess
$40 Rails ighcr md strong saies -uVu I5
Ste, part udeWator at $'l OuO TONS iioi pIi,atc
terms 40 900 on lfGn nj $3.50 Sl some hoIers ho
sin w, quote SO steel S5j 0f6p Tor Iron ana
s3SassO scrap Iron nrm sales 1OO IONS ~
az s35 Pig active, and hriner SlidtN Sn -
more active Charcoal Iln PlaJe S9ds9 20 Ierhe - 2o
AZ 25 Coke Tin ~ 5OGS7 02a do Ierne - 20 Lead hT
NJ 75c Domestic and quiet HaIes lUO bOhs
Sueer quiet az Sc Common Domestic lnHot copper
steady; Lake 2l sd2l &c. cash safes IuOUou L -, d,
MOLASo Grocery Foreign IN raihet Oet
firm Refining dun and nominal New orleans III isii ueu
"NAVAL SrOREs-splrits Turpentine dull, much lower
and wholly nominal for Prime southern b6s
srs steav though dun az 81 6Ods G5 for strained TO
csoor Straiued Tar and Pitch quite -
oil CAKE-Steady. in fair demand AT $50 ior western
OCEAN FREIGH TsAn rates essentially as last noted
with business very moderate Liverpool steam Gram quoed
Safd so 4O0D ools Apples 2s Idi so 100 Dos Dis &
Ss a. coo bales Cotton, through, led; 5000 pkgs fgNs
IONS through from Chicago 6Oc per 100 NJ zoOO SACKS fOu
Is through freight. London. steam, 10 900 bush Gfnn
d .tsuSerd 100 Measurement Goods. us oa a2,n
So1 mis- Flour - 3d 200 bbs sugar 25s 700 bDls Ap
~ ~ "a sail 100 Measurement Goods lA 1 9l3s
Gissgow steam. 5000 SACKS fo1 local & lis q" ~ 20
New Castle ,s sse tor the ce1unensa ports Norwe
tarL 70 Valencia bbls Ren 1cd Petroleum as Od oOO
ssses do is-,c 400 bush Beans loo; Norwegian DARK 10
Car hsgrns go Db ke1ne9 o, 10 na bsck ton
Cr general cargoat about 81 OO another lsO IONS
md Iiaytsn schooner lc7 tons 70 Por a Prnc general
cargo quoted Gcc. bD; Amenoan ny oSoos %
srssn sa e. PROM" PROM phadephia1 BRUSH PARK to hseS.
GraP y iaRs sa to 9ssS aSssear sO 81.
s Cd ans Is.pscvey sooS qrs TO limerick S' Cd
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

The imports Of dry goods at the port OF New, ork
for the week ending to-day were ~. llo,9lZ, aho
the amount ma rketed was 81, ,S17 ,167.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Iorr sfe,fv nonhlo rrfrs. g b q
rr1yr CIOTu NlARKrr
rrnnrKAN MARKrT1

/ rul Pi,Ir Mass. Jan 9.Tro mar~ct for Printing
gof.- las ftvc'uprl little business or dtuaau, Dui
! rollrr- are ,cry n .in ~ prey. quotations
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
financial.

THE MAmPosA LAND AND MISING co or CAllIohAIA'(
Executive Once, Nos. q aud II Nassau -. :
NEW YORK. Dec. 81, 1879.
AN ASSESSMENT of 80 CENTS -
~ on each share IL The PKEtEkRID ana COMMON
STOCK is now due and payable or before January TO-
lhsO, when u Will he Delinquent o - . - - a,
present -sinent upon me stSeS upon
shall have been pad IA cash or shall
not be delinquent the lOth day of January, $50
ROBERT CRAWFORD,
ARSist
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
5aunss Banks.
NTETROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
vi NOS. AND THIRD.ANENUE.
FIFIYTHIRD DIVIDEND -,

Seg.NorS Dec. %. 1879.
INTEREST At TIE RATE OF FIVE PER CEst pef
ODJ unGer and az The rate OF snnr
Per Cent 1000. which have remsned on
deposit during tho three siX months endng Januat l.
lSst VII be paid according 10 the bylaws On "Wednesday,
Jan. 2l.
and draT interest from ian. /.
DEPOSITS iie before the 10th OF January VIII
draw interest from Jan. I. CUAS. l.. TIFFANY.
e.. y. COSkfIN, Secretary. President
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

In London British consols were strong and high
ct. being quoted at 97lSle for both money and ac-
count United States IS were unchanged at
lO6lo 4lss 4 higher at 110l2. and Is ls higher at
1O6lo. RE common declined from 449l TO ALL
and preferred stock from 1Zl2 30 12: second
consols declined a TO 9O%l, later recover
ing 10 o. and funded Js fell Il TO 90,
Illinois Central is steady at 1912, but Reading IS
L lower ST 3G3.. The rate for discount OF bankers
9O-day bills in the open market IS quoted at I@4G
rs per cent. In Paris French per cents declined
from 81 70 10 81 Goa 81 10; sight exchange on Lon
don being 25.22 francs the & 4 Brussels dispatch
states that the Belgian Government Is abont to
bring out i per cent loan for 1iO,0OOOoO francs
The Deadw0Od Mining Company has declared
dividend of - cents per share for the month oi
December payable at the Office of Wells, Fargo q
Co. January 20. This company, which IS under the
same management as the HOmestake Mining Com
paDy. reports a surplus Of over T3OO,OOO Its
average monthly product for eight months has
amounted 10 }7 S17 and its average expenses have
been $1O23G per month. An additional sixty
stamp mill Is to he put mp.
The Seaman's Savings Bank has declared interest,"
dividends TO depostors OH sums Of sou ana under
at the rate of per cent per annun, ana on SUMS
exceeding 800 at the rate of per centper annuIn
payable after January 10.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
1873 1879
Month slS9slS slSsSSsss Inc Inc $500 S9G
Oct ~ Dec. 81. 464,1s2 0lb,91S INC o-'EO
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Ian ! 70 Ian 7.. s3l,G56 s52.1l6 Jnc. S20.l6O
.ntffX afrtr
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
DIVIDEND.
IIANOVEf

HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
A aauua dividend Ol FIVE l3D PER CENT - pay.
able demand the Oce Of the Company, 40 20 Broad
way.
Wee President and secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
6auinq5 Banks.

CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK OF the CITY Of
Y NI.N.NDI.k. SO. i~ BOWER ClhNEE OF tANALSi
THIRTY NJ NTH DINIDENp 81 l. NlEktN .-Ihe irus
tees have ordered interest at the lie OF FIVE PER
aurtuul he dep1utors and after January
20 ON an aims uDWnp which have been on oepc.
Dr tle tlree aud mouths cuGlls December 81 i7'
interest will DE credited an original deposit am II not
Withdrawn viii be entitled 90 interest from January 1850
MONEY deposited before n'd The INh 81 JahGA'y
Will interest nom tt st ol Jahuaiy Io7'
RsnE uuen daily g. aud Monta!s ana ~ntuf
from 10 to :. Bank b3ks ~ EHgSn' n "frs1 ana
French r a. ~ - NM ios'''Ai'
JXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, Sixth-ave.,
sfer MON DAY January 1880 there Will b. pad depos
tors ented thereto asen aunna Interest dded A the ate
of FIVE PER CENT pei accounts o - on and not
etceeing S5OO- -FOUR PER CENT pr dnnnm on all
conn deposited before January
lOwlldraw interest IRON January r. " HAZARD Pres
L. a. !" 40 q. {. WALDO, Secretary.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
l No. 90 WaIr,n-st. New.Iors. January ], 1850
THE BOARD Of Directors have ordered INTEREST
TO bo PAID on all which have remained on deposit
for six months ending January l. 1880 NJ the rate
Of FIVE PER CENT p II ANNl NJ on All amounts OF
81 900 payable on and attsr January ~ ssO
Interest withdrawn will be created as principal ana
draw from January l. lseo Deposits maze on or
before January TO- will draw interest from January SeO
JOHN CASfREE, President.
C. D. HEAToS Secretary. "
CFAMFN'S BANK FOR SAYINGS, Nos "a
- and 56 WalSt-rhe Trustees have ordered that IN
TERESr paid depOsors entitled thereto oI TIE Il!
mater at the rate FIVE PER GEM pel anhuu aud on
sns rVceeinR $500 the rate OF FOLh PER CENT per
snnn,, nav hle nd after MONDAY, lYth inst.
The Interest credited 10 dePositOrs rs PRINCIPAL
VIM. III. MACY. President
HyxgY p MARSHALL Cashier.
New.YOrk. IAN y le7V
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
GERMAN sAyHes BANK, Il TtE clII OF NE"-YoRS'

dgRMAN SAYNGs BANk- II TIE CITY OF NkN-lORG,l
COZ. Arm AVE. AND ltTH sr
NRw.I oRK. Dec. l6. 1879.
THE Board of Trustees OF the GERMAN
i SAVINGS BANK have declared the FORTY
nj RsT sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND Deposit0rs
titled Thereto under the bylaws at the rate OF
FIVE f5) CENT Rnnnm sums q - and rot eN
ceei nr 5000 and the -FOUR a. PER CENT per
annum larger not exceeding S1OO0payable on aud
after 20, 1880.
"niienSs moi wifhdrawn viii be added 10 principal and
A. :. ntarnx from Jannary Deposits before
January 10. win draw interest from anaary l. -
'"' ~ PHILIP BISSINGER. President.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

The Louisville and Nsihvue Railroad Company ceeiaet
on the "a instant q sEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
OBJ PER upOn The stock Of the Company. payable on
and after the February next Dydents ON stock res
tered 90 YORK viii be pHd at the oe OF the CompanV
80. 81 wall ST., Rooms 9 and TO- 1900 .
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

LOUISVILLE AID NASHVILLE RAlLEoAD CoHPASi. )
NEW YORK OFFICE No. o. W MALLs ST. AOoN, AID 10
- 80 Tgf
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-22
Gen. Taylor's Mustard Coffee.

1t is related that Gen. SCOTS famous
letter to Zachary Taylor, announcing
the withdrawal Of most of the regular
troops from Taylor's command to be
placed under his own in a projected
movement from Vera Cruz toward the
capital of Mexico, was received while
Gen. Taylor was at supper with his staff
near Monterey. The General asked
Col. Bliss to read it to him. He had
just ~replenished his coffee cup, and was
engaged in cooling it with n spoon while
the reading went on. This appeared TO
make no further impression upon him
than that indicated by a contemptuous
"sniff," but as the real import of the
letter began to appear, his whole man
ner changed, and he abstractedly dipped
his spoon in a bowl of mustard which
sat on the table, and stirred it in the cof-
fee.
This he continued until by the time
the letter was finished the contents Of
the mustard bowl were exhausted.
Without saying a word, and To Bliss's
astonishment and horror. he raised the
cup to his lips and gulped down the abomi-
nable compound. He then broke into an
excited and profane ~harangue, consign-
ing to everlasting damnation every one
concerned in the depletion of his forces,
and only ceasing when his speech was
overtaken with 3 paroxysm of suffering,
which with him usually followed m out
break of temper. Gen. PleasontOn, who
the Generals escort in Mex
leo. saw that when once aroused he was
the maddest man he ever saw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-22

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