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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

THE Beach Spring Presbyterian Church,
Of Green township, Harrison county, was
transferred by the late Synod which met in
Wheeling from the Presbytery of st. Clairs
vile to the Presbytery Of Steubenv;lle. =
Notice was given by Rev. Thomss r. Craw-
ford and other members of the st. Glars
vile Presbytery, of their intention to pre-
sent complaint against the action Of Syn
od. The commissioners of the several Pres
byteries except the Presbytery ofSt. Clairs.
vile were requested to defend this action Of
Synod in the next General Assembly.
~ - sn~ A--emn-----
-. Read the Treagurer's Notice.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

lr will be seen be an advertisement in an
other column that DR.. Roback, or Gin
cinnati, o., Whose Stomach Bitters and
Scandinavian Remedies have achieved a
aoorid aoide reputation, solely by virtue Of
the intrinsic and mequaied merits) has
sol Font his entire business to the enterpris-
ing firm Of Prince, Walton & Co., who will
continue the business at the old stand, Nos.
J6, So, 90 and 90 East Third stree., Oincin-
nati, O.,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
Trial for a Novel Championship.

The New York ComerciH AdretiseI
says: II may not be generally known that
the bo1tblackning interest in the United
States has become sa largeas to have formed
4 for Itself a constitution, which, though
modelled alter that OF England in that it is
UNIV itten, is yet as binding upon its mem
bers as were the laws 9. the Modes aud
Persians. Unlike other organizations,
however, the right to the chief rIlership is
based on merit but jealousies have broken
out among the fraternity, and already three
| boot blacks in this city claim the pre- emf.
nence. These three are stationed respec-
lively at the corner of South and Wall
streets, at Trinity Church, and on the steps
Of the Astor House. To settle, however.
even this quarrel, wli,h even now threatens
serious consequences, it proposed to have a
trial of skill Tor the championship of America
the winner to be presented with a magnif
Day 4 Martins" polish While however
this trial isinteuded chiefly to settle the in,
tercln0 dispute between the three above
mentioned claimants, yet it is understood
that the list will be open to all contestants
Indeed, invitations have, it is said, been
extended to the members of the profession
in the neighboring cities Of Boston and
Philadelphia to be present on the occasion
The day Tor the trial has not yet been def.
nitely fxrd, nor has the gentlemen. upon
whose boots the trial will b made; but it is
generally understood by the fraternity at the
different corners that it will come off,
within the next week. on the Astor House
steps The event has already excited con
siderable interest in sporting circles" OF
bo0t-bla:ks, numerous bets have been made
aud taken-io one ease as high as twenty
seven dollars-upon til" one who will get
the best shine
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

Ees~ ~Petergon,s Ma'aziae for November
~ onnur table. Itis an Invaluable necessi
ty among ladies Terms $2.0o per year -
ADDRESS Chas. J. Peterson, 800, Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

EN JAMES, "a sweet little child of clever
months, son of John f. m Mary McPrck
~as burioi at the Ridge Church Cer1etry
son last Sunday week
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
Tine Prem. is stt U,as{

Let every body read the List of 'remi
awarded by xtse recent Harrison County
Pair 1t is the longest list ever published in
Harrison Coua!y, aud perhaps ia the State
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

s"" The BurgIer. and Robbers are hav-
;ns carnival oil ever the country. The
way to prevent your house bang robbed IS
10 have "eold-leai pill'' kndy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

B@~Court is stu in session Considers-
bic amount of business is being transacted.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

Six million OF dollars season arc spent
in dancing in New York city.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

sa-Si5.0)3 has b zen sAis,i IN q lebac
8or thu sufferers b. tha resent Gra in that
City
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

1t is estimated that Minnesota will this
year produce 16, 900. 900 bushels of wheat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

Berthe funeral of John Van Blron on
last Friday was Of an imposing character.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

On hi wedding night man committod
suicide in Hudson, n. Y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

eg-The Ohio State Fair for this year
was aszreat success
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

RADICALS are inaugurating bitter wal
OF words against Gen. Grant.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
WESTWARD. TRAINS.

IMpRovEMENT-New pavement is being
laid in various portions Of Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
TREASURER'S MOTTO
T A X ES OF Is 66.

pursuance FoUsT Of Iiarrson Cnny o
tbs t9ofT Taxation In
rof of
mills the annexed Table OF Rates;
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

rsa- -Msximiiiion Is to take c)mmanl Of
'the Mexican Army ipaaperson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given that John Fife
~ has been duly appointed ana quail
fed as Administrator with the will annex
ed of Jane Ryan, !n,c Of Harrison County,
Ohio, deceased.
JOHN FIFE,
Adm. with the will annexed.
Oct Il 1856
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
Tle Gadiz seutiuel.
Pittsburgh, COIunbus & Cincinnati
Railroad.
CADIZ BRANCH.

CAD1L BRANCH.
EASTWARD TRAINS.
FAST LINE. NAIL. EXPRESS.
Iv.Cadiz 4:30 A. VI. 900 A. NJ. 4:45 y. NJ.
Cadig J. 7:l0 A. NJ. 1l:4s a. NJ. Gas 7. NJ.
Ar.Steuben., 1855 A. NJ. l:05 P. NJ. 7:47 r. NJ.
Pitts, 1l:00A.M. 300 P. N. 900 P. NJ.
CADIZ ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Cadiz at 900 a. NJ, and arrive at
Stsubenville ut lll5 a. NJ. Returning
leave Steuhenville ut 300 P. NJ, and arrive
at Cadiz 4:l5 =. NJ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

eeA. Read the Treasurer's Notice.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01
rHs Nav YrAa.-we enter upon now yes

THs Nrw YnAR.--We enter upon new year
to-day, and we are glad to say that there lie
every indication that |. will be prosperous
ous. The young and old are looking forward
with bright anticipations of happiness, and
We trust they will not be disappointed. 1t is
well to be hopeful and cheerful, looking on the
bright side of everything, and under dissp-
poiptmsnt and aflietion, feel that every occur
rence is Intended for a good and wise purpose.
The roar OF the cannon heard year ago, is now
silent, and the citizens Of the different States
are uniting to uphold what they then sought to
destroy. The Union we trust will become
stronger, more perfect and more powerful than
heretofore, and az the great distracting cause
has been ebliterated, there will be no more
sectional contention or strife. Slavery and in
tolerance should fill the same grave; good will
and kindness should take their places, the cit.
izsn of the North vieipg with the ono Of the
South in deeds of charity nd love, SO that old
wounds and heartburnings may be forgotten
and the dead Past be left TO bury its dead.
Atany rate we are hopeful. With the new
year come new projects OF trade and business,
and every one blessed with health and strength
are pleased with the prospect. We haven't tim,
for extended remarks, and conclude with wish
ing our readers one and all happy new year
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01
Correspondence Of the Republican,
THE RAILROAD AND CITY COUNCIL


Nh. EDITOR Notwithstanding all that has
been said aud published about the petition Of
the P. W. & B. Railroad Company, aud the ac-
ton of City Council, am underkhe impress
sion that the subject is not fully understood
and 0esre 10 give my views, hoping that they
throw some additional light upon the matter.
The report OF the Committee of Council. as
published in your paper of the zoGh ult., ap-
pears very formidable, as to the closing of
streets. Now every street proposed to be
closed, xcept walnut street) lies in that
swamp south east OF the railroad, aud entirely
owned by the com pany, the fee simple being
in them. they having purchased the property
at hIgu cost. As yet the streets have never
been opened, and conseq ientlv o. no use TO
the puolc Is there any ore VINO believes they
will ne opened by thu city Tor macy years7 /
think rot. Yhrn they are il mus. DO at a cost
OF thousands OF liars for filing up, and ibe
90 riy Injured very much for the use of the
e. rad.
L K, for a moment at the short distance
fr In Water 10 Front, aud from Second 10 Rob
inson street IL will be admitted, there Is not
distance sufficient to build - car house long
enough TO run naf the length OF an ordinary
train Of cars under.
If these streets should be opened as laid down
in the city plot, it would as said, almost ruin
the property tor railroad purposes. 10 the ordi-
nary opening OF streets the advantage to the
owner for building lots, make5 the damages
merely nominal, but in this case it would act
directly 10 the contrary. Hence the city would
be required to pay full damages as in the case
of Mrs Bush and Mr. Lobdell.
If the price paid by the city was only what
it cost the company per acre, 1t would be very
considerable, then add the real damages for
the purposes for which the properly was pur-
chased, aad it will De acknowlged TO De large.
Il is known by ali, this is mere bog, au
eye-sore aad, may add, nuisance as il now
stands, but when improved by the company, it
would be quite IL rnliei in appearance to one OF
the approaches vi ia city
A few words relative to Walnut street Ex.
5etience has proved that she foot Of stIe et
is of little practical value to the city, as the
front is so narrow, that even an ordinary sloop
cannot unload there without trespassing pom
the adjoining property. Then it really eau
only be made Of much value to those who
border upon it. The foot ofthia erect is now
leased 10 the Railroad Company for ten years,
and is virtually closed, it having costly brick
locomotive house upou ii.
From Water to French street Is uoed almost
exclusively by the citizens golug TO and from
the depot.
Can any one doubt that it would ba etter
for all concerned, to have an entrance on
Front Street, to a ine commodiouB depot with
handsome waiting rooms, and large restaurant
or breakfast, dinner and supper saloon tor pas
ssngers. These mmodat.ons may be so at
tractive, as TO call attention to eur city and
prove advantageous to it's growth and prosper
ity. VERlTAS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

/, tro,, :, INV C4b1LE UnuNTV, Nov l7th ,lAaA
| JfoH the application OF JOHN ToWNsESb, Ad
- ,ninlstrst9E of URBAN D. HEDG IS, N. D., fate
g Id. in said Co, decd IL rdereA and
directed by Reg ser the AdminstYstor stsrs
ration pon the the ceased with the date
posted githin forty the osuoh L. tsefs
oI public place Copnt ~ ~
Castle reourinE all persons having demsnds Q.
the Estate TO presentths same OF abide ~
Assembly IN hueb made ~ uYrviJaR
esnss the same to ted within hess@ ps,od n
the Republican And Gazette neHepApsrs M al -
Wilmington, And to be 9ntinned therc ptw" M snths
81. nseistafa foreHaid, at New Castle IL NeT ca
Writtsn. H. O. FRAIM Gp .t aoe'e
NOTICE, AnpeTsonshavinKG claims asainst ths X.
tate me Iscefsed must preHe the duly attss-
ted to the Adminirrstor before the istk day OF
N Rde and provided, JOHN TnN X stNN W n ee'p
nov 2h-2moB ldminssisui.
p B.-PI obated bills may he left at the a. csynav
Of 9TH and West streets the late fesidepee 81 I'M
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

+ss ON HAsD ' R CoseEs- According to
the NJ" York Q mnerc al IL Ter, tho Third
Hou,- will De N W. ngton IN ho eighth OF
January for the fol DvIng obi cts.
"roe re.s1tiol of The present tsrif duties
With higher duties on iron and coal, aad per-
h-ps the striking Of OF wool from the tree list;
Niagara ship mai; grants of land to railroads
in Maine, on Cape Cod, between ,re aud 10
M Fork ami at the Wesg pay nent of the
P nnsy VaniA war do; river aai harbor ap-
Preparations at the West and on the Pacific
slope reimbursement of bounties permanent
retention OF the officers OF the Invalid corps I:
increase of the pay OF the army and navy. with
other schemes TOO numerous to rnention."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01
BsEGIsTEirS. OErtCE.

rIpnN ~. NV ULsrl1 Invrlr. Nov, 18th, Iae5
eu,or Of The last viii and TastnmsStt ~ lhitE
4aEnaEs. Ists Of Wilmington oity In New usstis
s s:d BY 0t The REGISTER tt a.1
sty np2n The Estate OF the deceased, With he dats
NJ thereor by eansing vertHements 10 be
Robteu forty days from the OF guch Istters
na Of N. most public places Of the County Of New
~ requiring all reiBonH having demands aainBt
hssembiye 70 present the same or abide By Act 81
cause the same L. be- inserted within the same nasi1
Inc hepubesn and Gazette wspApers M bahed m
"Amihst1n and to be Continued therein two montha
Rsnssar 9dsr tes hang and Seal OF O1cs Of tie
60 oo' aforesaid the day and year shows written.
Nortpr ,u.--, X. Y. FRAIM, Register.
aye 81 the deceased must present the fame dull lest
gu 70 the Executor. Oh or before Nov 18Th A n ia
OF sbias the Act of arSemby in such case mTds and
'SS WI ~ ,,, JOHN TOWNSEND,
pa Ply ,., ,i,t. - Executor,
hedser. ' e 10 f'"iusnoeo o. a}Shn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

Ivassa PROT John K. sweeney OF Colonel
hyatts Military Academy, West Chester Pa,
who Was to have been present at the Concert
n Delaware City last week was thrown from a
carriage on the goth ult and received a COM
pound fracture OF one OF his legs HIS place
was hlled at the coacert by the Misses Ball of
Washington, D. g., snd several gentlemen Of
our city.
Lowe Tooth Brushes, Low Han Brushes
Lowe Pomades, at T. Bringhurst & Co.s 9Th
aud Market,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

Upon tho application Of W. Q. HoBERTsoh Ad%in,
HtrAtor OF ATTAIN STRONG late of St. az ma In
said County dsc'd 4 isORDkRED and directed By the
Register that the Adm aforesaid give not{os
the Of Lsttsr Of estse
causing advertisements to be posted within aay
from the date Of such Letters six Of the most pub
sons having sainst the Est.te to present he
abide by Act of Assent suo6 casa ma ds
and sroyided And also cause the Same 70 be Inserted
within tne same period IL me Delaware Republican,
ued therein two months.
} ~ Given under the hand Seal of Ofacs Of thu
Register aforesaid At New Castle in New 0asds
~ Co., Aforesaid, the day and above written,
...w -, X. o. FRAIM, Register,
NoTISE.LzAll persons having claims the M.
10 the Administr on or before Nov, 2, Ia8s or
able the Act of Assembly such case msds and pro
vided. VIM o ROBFRTshkb
Delaware City nov a. mo Administrstn,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01
Registers Office.

:, INV 1Rtk. IgeL.
u TRAITOR of sarah Psssmots late ~ w, ha ne.
h. in sAis County, deceased; ordered and difsc
cd by the RsGister that the Administrator nSrsssfS
give notice o. the Of Letters istrses
thereof BY osusih to Nithis
tort{ the gate q such Letters,n slS OF 6s
Ing all persons having demands Asainst the Rsiafe Ia
presept the same or abide by Act of Assembiy m
sssh case end proyded And alao cause ne sane
70 be ipserted within the pc rod the DALAI ays
Republican anewspsper published In Win inEtun snA
to be continued herein tN montks.
Wi 9it1n ndsr the al OF o nj oa IN.
S.s. aeEister aforesaid, At New CASTLE in Ess.1ss
written, ROBERT d FRAN La.,sHtss1o's
NOTlCE.-Allperson having claims a nj nstthe IL.
lateof the deceased must
10 the or before the Ieh 81
1885, or abide the Act Of Assembly In such 49,
made and provided, JOHN RfRRX
oy. -. lsdo,-emo. AdminiGtrst
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

dent Johnson the Londen Herald Gays
To turn scoffing into reverence, curses into
blessings, and TO conquer the good opinion OF
the world in despite Almost OF itself, is a work
not given to many nsn. There are tew grand
examples in history and but few. Therefore,
when we find a ruler whose elevation seemed
10 presage a reign OF terror, and whose ante
cedents pointed h.m out rather rs an aVen ger
than a healer oil social disorder, winning his
way in the world esteem by cemency, the
spectacle makes deep impression on our
minds, and calls for remark NOT more generous
than just. President Johnson has sgretauly
disappointed at Least one-hait OF the world by
q wise and statesmanlke policy that will give
him high place in the pantheon of American
worthless. Quite in another way thaa that
contemplated by the republican fanatics, he /.
the man tor the times; and, while Washington
has the credit of establishing his oountry's in-
dependence and settling It's torms OF govern-
ment, Andrew johnson may yet 60 down to
posterity as statesman who, by wise elem
oncy, reconstructed the edi6ce when IL had
suffered blow that shattered il 70 its founda.
sion.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01


WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole Of the Seconl and Fourth Stories Of 0ls-
Iisi q building has been fitted up and occupied by tn
Institute, which will open for the winter season. Com
needing Monday, October 9th, 1885 and ending May
ls 1865, during which period IL will be open daily,
Saturdays and Sundays excepted) from A. NJ, to IL
NJ, and from 2 to Pm. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs.
day AL Friday evenings, II will be open from ..
The services accomplished plsin orpam rental
penman have been secured, to teach
PENMANSHIP
in all Its branches he has supeor and but few equals
IN this eesutinl Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile eduok.
ton are such as before offered 10 the public
Of Wilmington, consisting Of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
BauEins Exchange, Insurance, steambostinR, COMMITS
sion and Joint Stock Company's Business, Commercial
Forms ani Calculations, etc, etc.
In the Teegrs phic Department every advantage that
can be had in office, al ded persons DESTROYS Of
learning
TELEGRAPHlNG
of the most pleasant and lucrative employmsats that
can pursued The rebuilding and bsildirg Of old
and .new lines, throughout tho Northern and southeri
States, the large aud Increase OF business have
caused demand for operators, that the sid method oil
learning Is inadequate to supply.
TERMS.
Invariably In advance, to be paid at time Of
dire unit OF twenty per cent made to ladies' For urth
particulars inquire at the Institute.
Ap- The pub Invited visit the Institute ant
examine the various Department. oct Off.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

Upon the spsosiopo Sp1TT Rse s 18th 1895
Aun asasSr 81 eE9Rgb BGrz, Ia Of wIlni nstoe
pERED and directed " the Register that the hdnis
srstor afprekad give notice of the sntins Of Let
tors OF mnBtraton upon the Estate the
ut ths date OF granting hereof, BY causing sdvsf
81 such Letters In sT Of the most places OF the
yosnty Of New Castle requi ring all hsvins
detns nda against the Estats present the Hama nv
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case made snd
provided. And also the to ins TAD n
In the same period in the Repub ews.
therein two months. ~
iS( Given under the hand and seal Of once of the
s. 50 Riater Aforesaid AtNsw Castle, in New OaatiS
fS Co. aforesaid, the day and year above written.
NoTIgE.1All persons having claims against tie Rus
tate OF the eeehsed must tn duly Test
cd to the Administrator, Tor ere December ists
1885, ABIDE the Act of Assembly such osss made
and prov idej. JACOB BJJrT
Dec 81 18t5-s-2mos AdminiafraTor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01
. strength 20 fhe Weaky
rs Youth to the Aged
BIoKRENE, OR LIFE REJuvENAroR.


This preparation In uneQualled Rejuvonator and
ReStoror o. waited or inert functions.
The age, should be certain to make the Biokrene q
household god lnnsmuch II will render them you
In feeling and In strength and enable them live over
again the days of their pristine joy only exhile
rates. hut strengthens is really invaluable bless
ing especi those who been reduced 10
BIOKR ENE
Cures Impoteuey General Debility Nervous Incapacity
Dyspepsia, Depresaon Loss OF Appetite, L. Spirits Weak
meas Of the Organs of Generation beoity Mental In
dolence, EmneiHon, Ennui. 1t has delightful,
siTabe aud novel effect upon the system and all
who are In Frustrated by disab
eoainesty advised to seek In this most excel.
lent and uncluAlled preparation.
Persons who 10y imprujenco, have lost their NATURAL
VlaOlt, will mud npeoIy aud permanent cure in the
BIOK RENE.
The FEEBLE tho LANGuiD, tho DESPAIRIN0, the
OLD should give this valuable discovery trial IL will
be found totally different from all other articles the
TO fEMALES.-Th preparation is invaluable In
nervous Weaknesses OF all Kinds II will restore the
wasted strength with wonderm permanence.
II HalHo grand tonic, and will give relief DyBpep;
sa with the FIRST dose brief persistence will
renovate the stomach to degree of perfect hosh and
Danish Dyspepsia forever.
Que Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for g.. Sold by
Druggists generally.
Sent by eNprsss anYwhero,ty addressing
HUrCUlNuS h nILLYBi pRorrI, ToRs
81 Cedar StreetsNew York. 1
Sold by EDWARD MoINALL, Wilmington. -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01
70 Wtdows and Heirs OF Deceased
a0ldjapa
M Ak RIED.

At the residence OF the brides parents near
Smyrna, on the 2sth ull., by Rev. W. =. En.
gland, VIM. R George of Kent CO., and Miss
Emma J. Richards of New Castle Co., Del.
On the 2sth OF December, by Friends .Cere-
mouy, In the presence of Hon. Joshua Maris,
Mayor OF the City Of Wilmington, Francis W
Crsnston and Jennie 3. Caldwell, both of Nsw
Castle county.
On Wednesday, Dec. Goth, In Trinity Parson-
age, by R-v Charles Brock, William Forrest
OF this city, aud Isabella E. McIlvaia, OF Del
aware City.
Ga Thursday, Dec 18th, in Trinity Parson-
age, by Rev. Charles Breck, Edward Watson
and Marie johnson, both OF this city.
On Thursday, Dec 2slh, in Trinity Parson-
ng-, by Rev. Charles Breck, VIM. Grinnago
aod Jane Pratt both of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-01

SAVE POUR MONEY-fsn Snb.r h. peI =
ware Saving Bank 10 located ut the ofico Of William
Mocaulley Esq Nc. 500 MarkstStroe,, Wilu,n..
ton, Del. and Is opened eveIy day to receive az.
posits Allanountsreosiyod froad one dollar mn
wsrds. and sweeper cent interest paid on the ssus
from the dayof deposit. VIZ MeCAULLEr ,PrassL
emit, Up. Rurn, Secretary,