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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-06-02

hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
true copies Of the original rolls now on fle in
this Office. A. P. RUSSELL,
--- ------ Secretary Of State.
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hereby certify that have read and com
pared the proof of the foregoing laws, and that
they are correctly printed from the copy Ger.
tilted by the Secretary Of State -.
r1 WASH. BUTLER, -
a.a Auditor Carroll County.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

FoR METrHrs-The U. s. mail passenger packet
Eclipse Capt D, Clarke leaves this evening O'Clock
connecting Memphis with the packet, Louis
VILE, Cincinnati and 81, Louis also with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for all Eastern cities For through tickets
~ the sboss apply to j Il Fregh agent under tic ST.
Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
A PERFECT WIFE.
A courage to endure and to obey
4 hate Of gossip, parlanCe, and of sway,
Crown'd Isabel, through all her placid life,
The queen of marriage, a most perfect wife.
IIn.,rn-.-..-.
PRnsoSAI--rhe New York Post relates the fol,

PERsoNA1.--The New York Post relates the fol-
lowing anecdote Of Agessiz
Professor Agassiz was member Of that party of
scientific men and Herate,Ts, from Boston and its
vicinity, whose eampng.out last summer in the
Adirondack region is celebrated by writer in the
last Atlantic Among other sports, these 8aUaas in
duged in shooting and in the absence of game more
adapted to stir up the blood, it was their custom to
fire at the butt end of junk bottle. It was found
that Agassiz the best shot in the party and not
only that but very excellent shot, whose ball went
straight home every time, guided by a steady hand
and an eye that wandered not hairs breadth from
the mark And yet the distinguished naturalist was
aud his skill merely the result of long practice in
the use of the microscope, The muscles of the eye
and of the hand had been brought under such con.
troll and disciplined to such accuracy in the use of
this instrument that the Professor found himself I'M
expectedly hearing the palm in an untred art. Sci
ence had rewarded his devotion to her cause by en-
dowing him with new accomplishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
Rnmpnpn % a slIIs stoeI.lag.

4 few DAYS since two ladies and gentlemen we'll
known IN the Fifth Avenue and the fashionable cir
ces uptown, being out together on an excursion IN
Broadway, dropped in at PurcelEs and ordered DIN
ner 1t was served in the most exquisite style, with
the tarest game wines etc, at cost OF httytwo dol
lars The company converted the entertainment into
4 rereI which was prolonged to very late hour, AT
length rs the festivities closed the parties repaired
tn their respective homes, somewhat ObYlOus OF the
mode in which the adventure had terminated. The
next day as the sun was high up in the sky, one OF
tbe ladies awoke from her trance, and oundsherself
quietly reposiug in her own elegant apartments. Re-
calling her senses, she arose and proceeded to perform
her toilette. Having completed the attiring of an
elegant person. she next attempted to adorn herself
with her jewels, when, to her extreme disappoint-
ment, they were not to be found Somebody must
have stolen them, was her first thought. A diamond
cross, earrings pins, etc., worth above thousand
dollars, had all been taken, 1t was perpleXing to
decide who was the robber. Her friends, with whom
she had spent so many pleasant hours, were above
suspicion and yet, she could imagine no one else
who could have been near enough to perpetrate the
crime
In this dilemma she sought the assistance of the
police, obstinatey refusing however, to reveal the
names of the parties with whom she had dined. She
offered large reward for the recovery OF the missing
articles. The detectives employed their utmost skill
to ferret out the purloners, but in vain Her trends
learning her misfortune, offered TO make up her loss
but to this she would not consent Not little ex-
element prevailed in the circles in which the parties
moved which was heightened by the mystery which
hung round the matter.
But the solution came at last, in manner most I'M
expected Two or three days ago the lady in ques-
ton was dressing for walk and attempted to put on
pair Of silk hose which had not been worn for some
time when to her establishment in the foot of one OF
the stockings she discovered her missing ewelry.
She had, on the evening of the dinner, placed the
articles there for safe keeping and had not been
scous afterward of the circumstance. The first glad
excitement over she fastened TO inform her friends
Of the occurrence. It was resolved to keep the mat
ter profound secret but it had been placed in too
many hands, and it soon came to the knowledge OF
outsiders. New York Tribune.
A very great waste of words to tell very plain
story. Why not say at once that the lady and her
friends went on a SPREE and that she got too drunk
to know how she behaved, how she got home, or
what she did after getting there?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

THR SEWING MACHINE on wRpDs PATasr.-Mes-
seus Whitney Lyon Of New York. the propretos Of his
patent Mr. ~ Hedek = Camp street being The agent for
Nav Orleans They finely flashed the machinery
Ing simple they not likely get repair even when
ID inexperienced hands lis peeuiAreH distinguish II from
other machines designed for the same and with many
who it has the preference We ask attention to the adve
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


nance s1N be recoverable before court Of competent u
ons or nlfhctons Of this ordinance otherwise provided
ior small Va punished with fine of from hundred
dollars io each oHense ali fines be for the benefit aore
said, ard recovered by the city.
SEC - All applications for licenses shall he made in writing
10 me treasurer in the Of he applicant Applicants
ana SR specify the OF the business they propose to
o te lumber OF partners in the with their names,
Hu "hehtf ey are resident resident partners also,
" ~ i
sec O AN persons not resident Of the city State acting
o or rs agents for others, who shall receive orders
upa samples or sell goods any whatever shall
pay the sum Of seventy fve dollars
FIVE dollars, '7 " P " es'' 10y
sec ~ All ordinances parts of ordinances conflicting in
their provisions with this ordinance are hereby repealed
t9'Eueul n GHAS. Il WALDO,
rio. =, EEeslueht Board oil Assistant Aldermen
tsisheuI J. q NIXON,
Approved December Is. 1858. '''''' " '''''
Isgnedl GERARD sTTrH, Mayor. d2U St
No. 1902
Rs1lged That the contract Of Messs Nichoon Co. for
pn4ans an extension TO he IRENE market Second District be
and the same is hereby extended fifteen days
tsgnedI GHAs. H. WALDO
...a. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
LSgnedl j. o. NIXON
Approved December Is, 1865. ''1'''1"'
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
true copy,
d2O j, i. FAHRE Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

THE "QuININE SUBSTITUTE is an article of physic
which, told is suPpanng qunne in the affections
the residents Of the fever and ague DISTRICTS said to
knock the shakes into cooked hat with % certainty and
less injury tie system ] Wright Co. u and lbI Charles
street are general agents for the popuar specific
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

BnANDrrs, WINES, Erc-Large impOrtatons Of
brandies champagne rel ami white wines wine vinegar
empty dsmiohn and boe and Grs naF blankets have en
received by Msssrs GFstas, Gommag5Fe Co.. No. % custom
houss street. and offered to die rade liberal terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

Rezope That the Ehauger of the First Fourth Dis
trc Be instructed keep of least fauffe
all connected by foot bridges in direct line wish
ench of said bridges.
rSignedI CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant a iermen
TSigliedE J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
ApproyeH December Is 1853
gisigned GERARD sTITH, Mayor. d2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

BOARDING HOUSE FoR sALE.-We refer the public
to the advertisement Of boarding house for sale Il is siua
ted in central part Of the city good run Of business aud
reputation which good management has won for H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

USING COUNSEL FOR WITNESS. = LAWYERS who
venture in the trial of to place the opposition
counsel on the witness stand do not always succeed
entirely to their satisfaction in eiciting the kind of
evidence they seek tOnrOduce, failure of this char
acter happened the other day in the Circuit Court
during the trial of an action against pailroad com
pany for damages, resulting from accident between
this city and Batavia. The defendants sought to
prove (probahly with the view of Sinking the re-
sponsibity) that the plaintiff did not pursue his
journey by the same train on which he left Chicago
but laid over on the way. The witness however, by
whom it was expected to prove this could not testify
to anything definite upon the subject. In this strait
coanses for defendants called of the attorneys
for the plaintiff to the witness stand, said attorney
having been in company with the plaintiff at the time
Of the accident. The attorneys testimony was some
what monosyllabic, but went direct to the point
@ Did you accompany the plaintiff from Chicago
to Batavia
A. Yes, sir.
@ In what way did you get to Batagia2
A. By rail- sir.
Q. Did you travel the entire distance by rail2
A. No sir.
Q. All, did you not. Now, SIR please state to the
jury what portion of the route you did not travel hy
rail- and why you did not SO travel it.
A. Well sir that portion of the route which did
not travel by rail- was between the hotel and the
depot; and the reason sir why did not travel that
portion by rail was, that there was no rail there
There was pause here. After little, the counsel
asking more questions, the witness added:
DO not desire, sir to be thought an unwilling wit.
ness if you would like to know how / did travel
that portion of the route will say, sir it was by the
aid Of that muscular power which nature has given
to man, but which your company so wantonly took
away from my client
Counsel said to witness he had no further questions
to ask. The witness, however, continued, with the
gravity Of judge, on the stand until the court at
length reminded him that the counsel had finished
DISCRIMINATION.
Well, sir, said the witness, j" did not know. sir,
but my associate counsel might want to cross examine
me,
His honor and the rest smiled audibly, more at the
gravity and earnestness OF the witness manner than
at the peculiar virtue Of the evidence.
[Chicago Times.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
[ No. 1860.

Eesolrei That the Street Commissioner he and he is hereby
authorized have crossings constructed tile nou-
west side Of CMiB0rnG street Canal Uus1nhuuse Beuye
Cont ud ST. Louis streets agreeN6ly lines levels of the
" Surveyor provided the shOlo of crossings
does not exceed three hundred dollars.
(Sguedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(SiEned) j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December ls, 1859
Signed GERARD STITH Mayor. 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

SILK DRESSES AND OTHER Dry GooDS VERY CuEAp.
consignment of silk dresses bprneus tsmss poopnasos
rh ebrodees and other dry goods been received by
Nessrs Laare Leyasseur 10 Chartre street. with in
stTueous Close them before Christmas any pce, with
regard COST Per consequence thesa valuable and
fashionable goods going oil prices perfectly astonishing
to those vho have been in the habit paying for value re-
eeyed he rush and 10 Gbarras street is great We
bespeak perusaI Of their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

BUsINRss.-Young gentlemen who desire to be in
business should have business education An arc re-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYOR Atty on NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, 18th dry Of December SIS.
Common Cornell Of the City Of New Orleau,

the payment of the following bius
n FlesOhier Superintendent Insane Asylum
Raous 10 prisoners in November, 1853. .Si2T l2Is
Salary Superintendent for November, us 90 on
Retty expenses, '''''.'.. .,,......... l %
Jacob Dussumior 4 Coll bales moss for ''oo ~
j T Is bamerea GoFanis6ns l82 Yards lo2 20
cocoa mating Tor Recorders olice Fourth
District md laying ne SAINT: =. ..,:.:.. 1877 %
First District River Police. .,.,.....,.... 175
L. Ssuciar Third Justice Of the Peace-Tax
costs in city suits instituted in his Court for
rh iSss B e l24 Constable Third 6.ees 6oi 70
Court-Coss in city suits of 1857, instituted
G. Dup I Fourth Justice Of the P:ace o'0 %
Tax costs in ety suits Instituted in his Court
~ sora ,5Ss Constable Of Fourth asiess SIS %
Gourt-Goss in city suits Of 1851 Instituted
in said Court ...,.............,., SAG 90
JURY SERVICE
Judah Hart--l5 days services in December,
Io i38t savaal days services in April is SIG
George MooFe-2t days services in May, IS 81 %
]. NJ Reeye-l7 dfs services in June IS Is 81
Theodore Fagot-I5 days services in Novem-
john 315 rs9dofi-i5 days services in Novcm %
Sci Ssbui2s kanp-i5 days rvocs IN No 80
Samuel Is ioPRfnsl5 days services in No, q 90
O. FsoIic-i5 days services in November, y %
$ iisIcr-i5 days services in November Is = % 5S
E Leischy-l5 days services in November,
john mn r Lsarson-i5 days services in No. %
joseph scha-i5 days services in Novem, z 90
Michael Ri NaReasi5 days services in No. q 50
Daniel Mcqisntck-i5 days services in No: o.
rGeodoe si@psonl5 days services in No
AHs Calls days services in November, z 81
NJ Hasn days services in Sovom q %
Max AFm,erni5 days services in NoTom. q on
JOHN Si' NJ bemaIest transcf Of p scbmfd y 90
Is days services in November, 5S,....,... 225D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
Der Is, 1855 =..=..= -
GERARD STTTH. Mayor
mo. 1859

Rtope That permission be and the is hereby given
Edward Lchy small steam engine his property
Situated Orleans street between Dauphin and Burgundy
provided the be in accordance with existing or
duauees tho remain during the pleasure Of The Com
mon Council,
Signed CHAS II. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
So. ISiguedl J. o NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsEuedl GERARD sTGTH, Mayor. d9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

THE REvENGEFuL DIsH.CLoTH, OR THE EXCITED
BRIDE.-'Twas twilight The sun had sunk beneath
the western hills and the bright rays which streaked
the eastern horizon had disappeared. A lovely fe
male, who had been but one short week bride, and
been led to the hymeneal altar with lively anticipa
tons of future felicity, sat in secluded apartment
with her husband She slowly moved her sylph.like
form towards the partner of her bosom-raised her
delicate hand--and-slapped his face nth the dish
cloth
The remainder of this intensely interesting story
will appear in the "Thunder and Lightning Gazette,
which is written by all the brilliant writer's in the
world and the country adjacent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

Feyorsa That the Comptroller be aud he hereby author
lied sell the lowest bidder for furnishing aud
laying curb and gutter stones the neutral ground of Espa
made street. from Royal TO the intersection Of Bayou Ruad
street specifications in Surveyors office. Payment
be provided for III the budget Of 1889
Signedl GHAS H. WALDO
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
tSigned) j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December Is 1858.
(Sgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor d2O
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No. 424s.
ResOlyed That the Street will hove two lamps
put Urana street between pryaua Coliseum stIeet
there being no Ii hts on his street,
(Signed CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December 49, 1868.
lSigued) GERARD STITH, Mayor. d2l
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STREET CoMM,R--oFFICIAL.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
~ to the Second District Pound Derbny street
st, Ann and Main streets. estGtys-
One white shq goat with gh yellow spots the end Of right
ear broken.
One black she gott, with white spots with collar.
Which not claimed within tgnday, and expenses there
On paid will be sold nj public auction at said pound,
MONDAY December p, lSis At Il O'coek n.
New Orleans, December 3, 1858.
G 0: FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered December 8, lt58
CHARLES S. LEE,
For Comptroller.
ENpAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT. = II II
~ etc conduit AUX eptyes du Second Dsrct Derbgoy
entire les rUes du Maine et St-Aune, CONNIE epRyps-
Ene chegre Blanche aehelee de jaime lie bout de oree
drOte cOupte.
les dts anmaux sont pas recame dams dix jours ct les
fRs Giles vtuiHs eHChare pubque, dit de-
pot lie LUNDI q decsmbre, 1888. midi.
G. o, FLEGIllER Gommssaire des
Eouvelle- Orleans, lie 10 deeembre 1898 dl4 20 %
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Approved October II, 1855.
LstneiI GERARD sTITH, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY 18th day Of
January, 1859. will adjuddate my Office al IL o'clock NJ
DIS 32t T. THRARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

SPEC1hlGATIONS for the contract for the
- construction Of alevee along the upper tue city from
St Charles ate Nayades street the line Of CaroIon
from thence along the lower line of CaFroton to the New ca
nal and from thence along the Canal hundred
hey0md The MRtnirie Ridge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

PresI0ent Board ASSISTANT NIdermen.
Approved December 10, 1858.
.Sgueii GERARD SFITH, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
[ No, 1861. ].

AN ORDINANCE to establish uniform of and
licenses professions cangs and business and
carriages hacks drays and other vehicles
Bett Ordained by the Common Council Qj Nc Orleans That
rom and after the lst day Of January 1859 the and
Licenses for professions cags and other business through
ont the city and parish shall be- fixed collected
lions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
sTRANGERs VISITING MoBILH

WIN; A. BARTLETT, BROKER, No. 81 Ora
w FlEK STREET
R-Agency of The Manhattan" and 'Knckerbocke Life
lnsuEAnCe N0mPalieA of New Nnrk MI Il
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A PpruFeu ApTil2S, 1850, .-z
[SigHodI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.

The attention of the officers city and Of the pu6ic
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
1, TTiEARD,
Iyl6U TNmntrollpr CITY Of N4w Orleans
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Reported December IN ls58
ds 1T 7. TuEARD, Comptroller.
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POLTCE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought 80 the CITY Police JeIi on the
w lh Of December the black boy GREEN or SIRAWBN.
Says he belongs AR Gustayus Breedow who lives in bv
iugst0n Parrish Miss the Jackson Railroad Re Is feet
inches hiyh ard has good looking teeth and has
Of his fingers Of the right hand.
Tie will call claim his property according law.
f. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

WAS brought to the Clty Police Jail on the
w 2th OF November. the yellow boy MADISON SCOTT.
Says lie belongs Mrs P Norton who lives Greenve La
He is four feet three inches high.
The will call claim his property according law.
II. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered December 2, 1858.
do lot t. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

GPECIEICATIONS for the contract for
- lining with curboues, aad making wooden uers ON both
sides Of the New orleans ana Croon Railroad ST. Charles
street from Tiyoli Crgleto Felicity street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

Signed CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed ]. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
LSgnedl GERARD STITH. Mayor. d20
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Fayaaaer Generals 0@cecol IArnod paymAster general
Major Ie district psymaster eight clerks
Comissary Gngois 0o-Gen George Gbson oommsary
srs assistant Captain ID Simpson six clerks and one
ger "a @ hta4 -lt
Surgeon 0oeGen surgeon general
assistants DR. r. c Wood and Ir O. X Wood three clerks
Egn 0Genera Joseph Totten chief engineer
Captain II. G. Wright i've clerks and messenger.
T,fsathoa Buap.--Cel j. Albert of the corps
sisian Captain Woodruff four clerks and
Ordnance Bsaucol IL Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant
Capt VIM hynadieri eight clerks and messenger.
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
Mayor.-Wm. Magruder
Rsgtaer. Morgan.
Corporation Aayney--James NJ Carlisle. .-
Tar Usrk.--WaIn j. Donohoo. .-s
BOOK keeper. Edwin j. Klopfer, @ led
Messenger William @. Locke.
Calector.--James T. Halliday. Clerks-Hamlton Will
liaIns and Reuben Cleary. ~
iSwreyor.--Wm. Forsyth "a
ron MEMBERS or THE BOARD or HEALTH ar
Philip C. Davis NJ. D.. and J. b. H. Smith First ward
Robert X Stone, M. d., and Charles l., Coltnan Sec
ond ward
William G. Palmer, NJ. d., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward
William =, Johnston M d., and James Iawrenson,
Fourth ward.
j. b, Gardiner, NJ d., and j. p Ingle, Fifth ward
Il. s. Walsh NJ. d., and John d. Brandt, Sixth ward
James f. Morgan NJ. d., and George Mattngly, Sew
cnth ward
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N Experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
10 berth can be secured until paid for.

EOS EDWARD X COLLINS
No So Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, sIiIfIEY, Il CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD co.,
No. "a Austin Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
Paris.
The Of these ships win not be accountable for gold
bullion, specie ewey precious stones metals
ding signed therefor and tho value thereof therein
Dec. l6-Af
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Warrington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
YNllIS Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations Tor buildings merchandise,
without charge policy corner
Of Tenth street and Penn tho Washington
Bank
Wm. r Bayy, Samuel Bacon,
Jos Bryan, james r. Halliday,
VIM oTme, Hudson Taylor,
s,r Francis Mohun NJ w Gait,
.+ Benz Beall
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President
C. n. HsNsos, Secretary.
May 29-~dly fyt5 ,.ei- .ys..