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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07

There appears to be no end to the litigation in the
city of New York growing out of the usurpations of
their backrepublican rulers at Albany. The New
York Mirror of Wednesday evening has the follow
ing:
Judge Ingraham, in the common pleas chambers, gave
long opinion this in the street commissioner case
He decides that the street commissioners is purely To-
cal Office, created by the council twenty years
ago, and on several occasions since recognised and
strengthened by the legislature that the appointment
therefore, belonged to the mayor and common council,
and that Mr. Conover has right title to the depart
ment he claims. Under these circumstances he holds
that Judge Peabody had not sufficient jurisdiction to COM
init Mr. Devn for contempt, and therefore Judge nga-
ham ordered his discharge from custody As to the title
of the Office he however remarked that could only be
settled by quo rovao, and that in the mean time the
sheriff should be put in possession of the books and pa
pers.
His honor intimated that search warrant would be
issued for the books and papers.
.Mr Conovers counsel moved for a oatiorari to re,
view the proceedings New litigation was in judgment
when reporter left the court
Mr. Devln intended TO take legal measures to be re.
stored to possession, and Mr. Conover was in his Office,
with guard Of police and citizens apparently deny
the authority of Judge ngraham to interfere with judge
Peabodys order" @
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07

The oswego IN " Times says Shipments of flour
TO Montreal continue be made from this port in consd
cradle quantities Canadian steamers in our harbor
every day carrying away the -four manufactured at our
mills for which Montreal dealers offer better inducements
than are now offered at New York 0swego is fortunate
in her location and is able to make choice OF markets.,
that little extra pducement on one side or the other
ends her produce in that direeti9p,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07

The Memphis Appeal of the I'd instant says 'sYester-
day afternoon Knox the second son of our friend j.
Knox Walker esq, thrown from his horse and his
foot catching in the stiup he dragged for some dis
lance, his head the ground, until he was 40 much
bruised and mangled to his immediate death
He about ten twelve years of age, and lad Of
amable disposition and great promise, The
produced general gloom in the locality where it hap
pened We deeply sympathize with the gref-strcken
parents :"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07
THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA.

We are indebted to an attentive and reliable
correspondent in Montgomery for the suboined des-
patch
MONTGOMERY Aug 5.lThe indications are that Ala
bama will send entire democratic delegation to the
next Congress Dowdell is elected in the Sd district by
100 majority. Gen. Moore, democrat, beat w T. Smith,
know nothing in the 4th district Moores majority, it
is said, is about 500.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07

The Corpus Christi exas) Valley of the 18th nit says
Capt Low, of this city, with posse of boys left town
yesterday morning with about the determination TO
kill an alligator that old Put did, upon time to
Stay certain she wolf The alligator who WINS an old
offender had made his home in a small lake some five
miles up the river and had long famarized himself
with the calves which there for water He refused
to yield until after he shot tmesthee of the
shots taking effect in one of his eyes, He measured l4A
feet in length r.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07

BY the union of the Democrat and Journal we have
daily democratic paper from Bangor 1t is the largest
democratic sheet printed in that city-is published by
John Clark and edited by Marceus Emery and is likely
to be just the thing the party needs in that portion of
Maine The new paper is called the Daily Union, and
we understand there is doubt of its being well sup
ported Boston Post
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07
CITY.
FRIDAY MoRNING. AUGUST 4, 1857.

nsNr iIsSRY LEwE Montgomery Alabama, Is generaras
cling agent Tennessee, assisted
JAMES o.. IKwls and II. NJ LkwIs, jr.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07
THE ELECTION OF JAMES B. CLAY.

The Cincinnati Enquirer OF last wednesday says
I" The Young Mems National Democratic Association
of this city fired hundred guns last evening in cele
braon of the great victory in the Fayete district in the
election of James b. Clay II glorious victory and
It behooved the young democracy thus to celebrate IT.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07
oLosING or THE EXECUTIVE pEPARTMENTs.

We are authorized to announce that the several
executive departments of the government will be
closed to-day testimonial of respect to the mem
DRY of Hon. James G. Dobbn, late Secretary Of the
Navy
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-07
TRANSPORTS FOR INDIA.
THE INDIA NEWS.

The Vectis with the mails would probably reach Malta
from Alexandria yesterday The distance from Malta to
Caglari is $40 miles. A steamer despatched mme-
datey would reach the latter place this afternoon and
the government may be in possession of elegaphic
in the course of the evening Should the steamer from
Calcutta have made early arrival at Suez Geographic
despatch may be hourly looked for ma Trieste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

Chicago the southern division Of the road pu. q
operaiion last sUmmerl 20 the junction Of the "a
Crosse ard Milwaukee Railroad from wis point the
northern division Is IN = in operation for thirty miles,
TO Fond du Lac on Lake Winnehago. The CON-
lciion Of this link viii open a direc; route 70 Chi
eago for the trade and travel Of the Rock River
Valley, the garden Of Wisconsin, hitherto almost
destitute of railroad facilities. But Il will be- rtl
more important a. afcrling railroad eo.nmanica-
ton direct and independent OF divers, inter-
esti, with Fond du Lac, oshkosh, Menasha, Apple
ton and the extensive waterpowers OF Northern Wis
consn The whole Rock Rivei valley even in Illinois
will ultimately be supplied with lumber transpor,sd
over ,hs road from the Winnebago and Wolf River
pineries, while the coal and produce Of Illinois viii
thus find market at the North. The construction Of
the road norhward from Fond du Lac Is progressing
rapidly. and before another Winter the cars will run
direct from Chicago 10 Oshkosh, distance Of 1876
miles. passing through GAINESVILLE, WATERFOWL and
Fond du Lac the most important cities of the interior
of Wisconsin. the three possessing unitedy, popu-
laton exceeding 10000 The extension OF the road
rorthwsrd to Lake Superior, on the means provided
by the recent land grant TO this Company, deter
mined upon, and its speedy completion Is certain TO
give Increased strength andprosperty TO the Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
TUESDAY, May 5-P. n.


With a fair amouss OF business to-day, the STOCK
market was almost entirely in the possession Of the
bears especially at the Second Board, whenthe move
uent took almost the character Of panic After the
Second Board prices assumed more hrmness' pu' the
transactions were limited The business OF the Second
Board was much larger than usua embracing nearly
IOO GOO shares of stock The bears, with their usu-
al obliviouspess of values continue to sell short as
freely A, when stocks were 10 y cent higher.
Erie opened at AZ, and fel of to Il, al which
il closed. The sales were over 3,OOO shaEes, OF
which only 200 shares were taken on buyers
options longer than three days, which, with the
amount of stock sold regular, 37Oo shares, would m
dictate that holders are selling out cash stock without
taking it back again on buyers options. AT the
Second Boerd, Michigan Southern, which mad been
fairly sustained at the Morning Board fell Oh to OH
but recovered and closed ct o. with sales not regis
tered a. 6el. BUYER thirty. The Company Report
will probably be given TO the public on thursday
with the programme for the future. Toledo
sympa,h,ed with the market and fell of to 66i--a
decline Of Il p cent Reading broke down from u
to So at which there we're considerable TRANSACTIONS
aud finally closed at s0i. y. T. Central was ai'o
heavy, and sold at s6i. The Western Shares generally
wers heavy. The movement in Nicaragua appears TO
have subsidized and the stock was offered at o.
purchase of 600 shares Harlem was made at l53.
An uttemp, was made 10 influence the market az the
Fin, Board by an offer to se oo, zoo Enes, 1871 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

vI,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of Re1s,ry las discovered I. one q Gu,
TUMOR from NE 1.,'t Ssr.Jas l.v. to . sO-mon P'ms'.
he he. hd in ever slsv'a hundred ss'es and never G
ro,seon hundred certificates Of lite value 81 wHn
TMs bot,ie, ar. warranted TO cur. nursing mouth
One three bs,es will cure the wsr" Kind oil pnpe' on
TIVE to three bottles will s'.,r VI. 'y't.. Of boiis
Two bottles wssatet to cure Me worst csnher ID inc
Three 10 ave bst., the worst Of
syhpels' .rA.u.,,, ,,s
Tw. b.,tc. ar. running Of the ears and
T.ur to ak So,se, ss warranted ssp and running
Ou. bottle will cure sssly eruption Of fhe shin
I've three bottle warranted to cure toe "st ease Of
Nv. or tire. S..s ar. warranted to cure the .s' desp
rsr.. I. f.sr s.t,s, are warranted to eur. sarhsu.
Fi,. Eight bo,,ls viii .e -:r, ss.. Of :e,0fal.
e. s
to eight years tesp.sn A. srssss' can - applicable
:s:y kEssssi r;'' P..s'.i .'eaa::. "a
kFssss & IS s',:l' SALT aH,un OINTMENT.
no BB USED IN CONNECTION WITH
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Fss kFLAnnITIsS ANs huMss OF TIE EyIs, tAssrves
in..aste relief; yss viii apply or linen rag when s0ss
70. seal, HrA, you viii the hair ID tn. Affected part
apply the Ointment freely and yes wiz see The improvement
Zen sILT Rn,rp, RI, II veil i. .. .n.n ss s.,vs..s.
s... e....' It ~. .r. ss. .,I re-. ...f. th.s
you cannot hsly wishing we'll 10 the inventor
Fen ecAs Tbsse esH.ssss BY thia ssril fui& sesng
thr.usi IL. ,hin seen hsr1,,i.s th. surface. in .Ao
full Of yelsw n1sned saass,
net Ysu viii sppy the Ointment. freely bat Dc not
rub II in
Fen ssRE LHss Thi. eonnc, d,ssss mere 50 ths,
gey ssyDssss the shin purple covered with scales
and ehss stsesby Ss NAG snAs Sores b. APP
plysg the Own the itching and scales win dssppsAl
lev isy, IA, yea keep rnA The Ointment sat The
shis gets its nsturs cslsr
Foi Pins AID Isisn4sess yea wiz use freely
4. vii give Immediate relief
This o.s agrees with every as.s and gives insedsts
relief in every skiH disease 1sss il heir
Price - cssts box.
M.suf,etsred ty DONALD KHNsIDY, Ne. 100 wsnen-st,
RsXbsry, Mas
BY every Druggist /, II. United and Bnrsh
hevinces
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GALE by ORDER OF the SURROGATE.-

-
- rosatss Court County y N.w YoLkln the MATTER Of
ID. APPLICATION to MORTGAGE. LEASE or SELL III.
REAL ESTATE OF THOMAS W. KELLY, d.ces-sd-By
the nth day Of Msy 1851 the subscriber JOHN AcMENO
MY diinteresd Teehodr sppnied BY the snrroszte Of
the County Of SewioTs pursusu to statute make the sale
hereinafter mentioned, will SELL pubi auction. the
Merehsnt.' Exchsnse in the City Of Nrwygrk THURS
DAY the eighteenth day Of June 1857 twelve ok at
Of ,ba; day the following described LAND aud PREM
ceased viz The equal undivided fifth part Of al that
rain lot piece parcel Of Land situated fronting the
ry IN the Seventeenth Ward Of the
CIV OF New York and known BY the number 67 sixty
seven said Secondsyenue aud which bounded and de-
.crbed follows viz Commencing at point the south
thence westerly and parallel with Fourth street aforesaid sixty
Get. thence southerly and parallel with Second twenty
four fee. and half inch thence esstery and parallel with
feet 10 Secondayenue thence nOrh-ry
and parallel with Secondsyenue twenty feet and half
inch the place Of begnniugsd lot being twenty eet
and half inch front and and in depth each side
being brick Dwelling House with basement" And
sl.o al the equal undivided NTH part Of all that certain
Lot Of Land and Premises situated fronting the westerly
side the known the BOwey III the Fourteenth ttor
mry Eighth Ward Of the City Of NewYork between Grand
and Broome and known and Distinguished Of
What called Bayard- Fast Farm BY the number t2 two
hundred bounded eaeTly nf-Ont by the Bow
Aforesaid Bohey BY premises or late OF Robert ler
distinguished the map aforesaid by the number
Of James Barclay known and DISTINGUISHED
the map said by the number 6 two hundred ana
thirty Xix and souhey by premises now or lsts oil MIS- Da
PLANE and the Aforesaid by the
number 22i) hundred aud twenty tOur, containing N
breadth and twenty five feet sud 10 length on each
side hundred feet be the iess-b.ing the
Rensselaer, in and by last will and testament OF Mrs JUDITH
Brr. aud now known by the number t35 hundred
deem extension in the dated NewYork Mey 1851.
JOHN hcMESoNY, DsinteIe.ted Ereshod'r
For further PARTICULAR inquire OF JAMEs w Wnll,s NO
Liberty New York JoiaWWIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

CUPRENE COURT-City and County Of New
OY-UrNRY SHELDON, WILLIAM J, H0Yf and
EDWIN VAN GAAsBnEk ssainst WILLIAM A. jim
KINgTo the abevensnsd Defendant: You hereby sum,
nsn.d required to hs essIaint In th seaen
which will be Sled IN the once Of IL Clerk Of the ChI ana
seyy OF your 10 the said eenrent on
within twenty DAYS asr the service hereof sfeuhvs Of the
day Of such and yos fall 70 snsvst the 40 rnt
Is.sn .ssinst yea Of fosr hundred aAd tJ sI
dsrs Any eight ssn,s with interest fon ~ tAssnth
fNarsh thousand eight hundred snd kny ssvsn be-
s.ds the costs Of this setios.-Dstsd April H. 1857
W. WELLS, PIstsaf4 Attorney.
Tie plant this scsa dee In The sAss 81 tee
Csrh sfAs City Esd Csusty Of NswYsrh at the Cy Nal
sss cry. Ne 18th day Of April, 1857. sPas isws~W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
Water Cure.

DsR. o. w. MAY will again open HIGHLAND
~ HOME WATER-CuRE st Pees,kll, y y on the 7th
ofMAY when he will be happy his old friends
and relieVe the sick and effected.
nR. Z. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE,
~ Bergen Hrhs Hudson County NewJerseJ, IS ninutes
from either the Hoboken OF Jersey CITY Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

CUPREHE COURT-County Of Westcbsstsr.--
- Jsme, pissrev htn.i.:y'sI H. Il s.Hhsr u.i n
and Ann j. his wife, Henry Austin, and WnhsId HE VIZ
ss-uel r. Rsynods and Rachel Aus his vile Wllss s.Id
win, Joshua Smith and William Wilson, psyid L. ssynosr
George r. Seymour Samuel Saith, and Caleb saith -san
acne a. .m.nd.a-Eer n.sf Ca net rl-fe tss Dc
mcred ana rssuhet to .nsvertss compliant Is a
seteb fled the occ Of the CLERK Of the County
efwsstAes Dec lass White Plains In SAID county sad
srvs 9 copy Of answer to the ssl ce1pia.at -
,nendei the subscriber his sGce Ne Nswst In the
City NswYork within days after the service Of this
you, exclusive Of the day Of sueh Service And
ysu fell the said complaint, amended ~fshin the
zs sferessid the plaintiff in his action Will sppy to the
Ceur for the relief in the complaint amended
Dated February 2 1887. ALJkED H. CORNING.
~ lawl2wWt PlaRtifs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

SUPREME COCRT.-EDWARD BEMENT
~ and WILLIAM r. hAILE, Trustees. be-, and 0HN
ACOsTA. Plaintiff. against TIL PLATTsBCRGH AND
MONTREAL RAILROAD COMPANY, and others 10 psr
sUapee Of decTts order Of judgment IN the
seton, J. the undsssnsd Referee appointed for TIL. among
other hereby ls aud require al holding
owning hrst seeond bonds Of abovenAmed
P-.sursh and Montreal R.aOsd Company, produce ans
exhibit sueh bonds 70 Office Ne % waist In
the City of Sevfok by THURSDAY the 18Th day Of May 1857
and upon 'Hch production prove the and The amount
due thereon or secured thereby.
Asd notice hereby further given that BY the terms u he
said order or adsnsnt the said Referee wiz be at liberty
the completion Of The publication of this notice thai IT, after
the said sh day Ct May TO tAs, such bonds o,hsr
than kose BY that date produced him proven and the
Psedne;ion thereof accounted for been issued
bonds NUT IN 81 csses be accomplished BY the sdsyto
the s~nr or his agent showing what payments have
been made thereon TO k within bis knowledge belief
and the sDoan sf principal dns thereon
HENRY j. SCUDpER, Referee.
sy2s ssws~wsdkFn We q Wals New York
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feeal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yorh notice hereby vea to ell
psrsoss having cls1s Against RALPH HALL late Of he Cay
Of New Yof deceased to present the WITH vouchers
shsreof 20 the subsees ct the oGss Of Hsl W. stnsn,
sss Ne - Bfestvay In the City Of New Yst esfsse
the DAY Of Asssxi Hsw Yesk tia
twenty bird day o. February, lv7. DAVID ,. HALL,
rs lsweaWsds ASuiriseylsSr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

VAsHTs-The uake, heavy and rather essisr slts u
at = Is for Pots aud 81 AS 4 SIS for Pearls.
COTTON Under the disappointing pr Earopsan
esmsr market be. declined t. and closed ns salariy he
sales are bAlss We revise quotations 20 show 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

N w. VAUGHAN a. Co., Providence, K. l.,
~. BANKERS and BROKERS, are prepared 20 negotis.e
Commercial Pepper make Collections In all Of the
try buy cell STOCKS COMMISSION, and TO &C. ss
AGENTS for parties abroad the transaction Of any business
RIFERENcEs-Mr. r. d. Bowen President Blae kstoIe Canal
Bsnt. Providence L. M d. C. Baker President Howard
Banking Company Boston Mesrs O. = Robbins Son New
York; Mes,rs John Farnun Co. lPliladelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
OTyIeE OF FIIrsBURGH FoRr WAIVE AND CHIcAeo}
r. K Co, PfTIssvRSh, March ~, 1881 :
NOTICE ia hereby given that this Company are

IN prepared to ISSUE THEIR NEW STOCK IN exchange
Tor that Of the Ohio and Pennsylyans Ohio aud Indiana
and Fort and Chica Railroad Compsnios TIE
and in the manner prescribed in the articles OF consoles"
bon, viz:
Ohio and yvsnis July 1856 and 80 per cent
premium.
Ohio and Indiana. Int. TO July !, 1856, and par.
Fort Wayne and Chicago int TO July 1856 and per cent
prenaum
Stockholders In either Of the old Conpans who may have
assigned portion Of their stock or Subsequent 70
ne consolidation (ug l. 1885, without having had such stoek
tysnsrd the Books Of the old Companies and parties
holding the certificates for such stock bottled that this
Company VIII not recognize the transfer such stock
the fun shares Of the interest July 1856 and premium,
have been credited 10 the original holders
scnp certificates will be Issued such original holders In
where fractional premium In the
old stocks exist T. D. MESSLER Secretary.
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-LOUIS Il. INENGER, having asso.
IN cisted with him EDWARD NJ FISHER. will continue
the LoOKING-GLASS aud PICTURE.FRAME msnufactur.
ing business with increased facilities The rm will be under
the name and style Of LOUIS Il. INENGER 4 Go No Il
Deyst. LOUIS X lNENUEh
New.Yak, May !, 1857. EDWARD NJ. FISHER.
VTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the finn IL w T. JENNINGS Co.. 10 this day die.
solved by mutual The business will be ted by either
Of the late firm. w I. JENNINGS,
b.. ROBINSON
New.York, May l, 1857 X b. VALENTINE.
The undersigned will continue the business at the old location,
under the finn Of w. 7. JENNINGS. PETTUS Co. Whole
and Retail Cothe No 81 Broadway third door above
the AuoT House. W. T. JENNINGS,
JAS. T. PETTUS
BIZ. ROBINSON.
VWE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers under the finn Of SANDS
WILLS this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
will the Of the late firm in Jig adaton Of its sa.I
(Sign-d) SAMUEL s SANDS,
Nsw-Yort, May /, 1857. Al. WILLS.
COPARTNKRsHIP.The underssned have this day formed
Copartnershp under the of SAMUEL S. SANDS Co.
for the transaction Of General Stock Commission Business
No s. Walst (Siened) SAMUEL 6 SANDS
NewYork, May /, 1881. T. b. AYMAR'N
The subscriber will continue the Stock Brokerage Business
his the once Of the late firm Of Sands
wills No 90 Waist aid offers his services 10 his ends r
the purchase and sale Of Stocks and other securities the Bro
keTs' Board. (Simedl A. J. WILLS
NfwloTk, May !, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

COMMUNAL BASE NIwYoKk 9TH Aprl. 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81. 500, 600, "a be increased
" 10 eaOO0o0The Beard u Directors e the Continental
Bsnk view Of s Business and In pursuance
the authority conferred them By the Articles II Association
have unanimously decided Increase the Capital Stock By
ssue Five thousand additional Shares Of hundred d
each which shall be subject In all respects to the rPuls
apaa eepd9ps and lasl?p, 10 'sid Ace' contained sud
dselsfed With respect 70 he shares nov existing
The Oaeers Of the Bsnk having been duly authorized BY the
Board hereby sy In accordance with such deion
With said Articles they win Books Of Subscription
and receive subscriptions the 18th day Of June next be
tween the hours of 10 ooloek and O'Clock M at the
sA BsRk tn. City Of New York iro al persons who SHAH
sppSAr D. registered The bhs of the Bank
sarehosrs the said CopthsD BSnk in the proportion OF
share q the increased Capital STICK ct par TO every
three shares then held BY them respectively.
The subscribed and not paid at the time OF sabse
viii BE- Paysbe the Let day Of July next ~ben certh
epeh pT,on Of the additional Five Thousand Shares shall
not BE- tai BY sbarhoders within t-n days alter the sad
@ day June be disposed Of for the benefit OF the A.
s.~iEtion-
% IKE nxih 9TH day VI July. both inclusive .
w 4. HOOKER Preddeuk
3. y. WARNER, Cashier.
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Nav YoRK ASp NEw.HavrS RAILRoAp Co, 4
No. 1 Hanoyey-st April - 1857.
-, B.sx DrrI.INEsr, ALBANY, July 50, ls'5
MARINERS SAYINGS INSTITUTION "a

- ~ sossi ytl q open daily from 10 p M and
~. WLpnteDAf and SATURDAY from 10 D. m. In,ss
~ho"ss On seposits TBOs b. sTILLMAN PresidsrL.