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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05
IN Criminal Idea.

We last week published the particulars of
recent conversation between General Grant and
the representative of New York newspaper.
in which the General is reported to have said:
~ think Providence must have had a hand
in it, and prevented an earlier reconstruction
of the South, for two reasons First, to keep
the tide of emigration and enterprise flowing
into the vast and productive West; and sec
Ondly, to punish the Southern people, through
their own agency, for their unceasing errors"
This idea we have never before seen advanc-
ed, but it is one that certainly carries with it
great weight and force, There is no calculat-
ing the exteni.of the injury tho Southern peo-
pie have done themselves by theiroours of op-
position TO the terms of reconstruction as pro-
posed by Congress. During the war; very many
men of energy and capital were called to visit
the South, and were favorably impressed with
it's many advantages-its climate, soil, natural
productions, immense water power, &C., and
were disposed, as as peace was declared,
to go South again, and assist, by their means
and energy, in developing the great resources
Of the section, History will tell how these
Northern men were met. Instead of being
welcomed, they were spurned as imposters and
stigmatized emissaries of hated govern
eminent and reviled as seallawags" and
pet-baggers." Ku Klux Klans were or
ganized, whose special mission seems to be the
murder or maltreatment of all born beneath
Northern skies, and who do not acknowledge
that the South did right in rebelling. The re-
suit has been that Northern capital has been
forced West and its effect is seen in the rapid
filing up of our late Western wilds. BY their
own acts the rebel democracy Of the South have
totally turned the current of influence and
power away from their doors into the
hands of the great West, and thus more firmly
established the supremacy of the ideas against
nh; al. ho.r La. Loan Loil
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

Gen. Grant You will see by the Republican
papers here that my running for Congress against Gen.
Schenck has largely increased your majority. have
made this sacrifice honored Sir because believed that
principles and that you would confound the Radicals
and utterly destroy them. not ambitious, but the
noble Democracy of Ohio ought certainly tie receive
recognition from your Administrations and am
ed that if you will nrust with the portfolio of the
State Department, they will feel that my iabors have
not been in vain. Yours, G. l.. V-M.
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BosToN, Mass. Nov. 4, 1868

BOSTON, MasS., NOV. r IoO5.
Respected Sir: am the reatgrandson Of my great.
grandfather My running for Governor has given you
larger vote in Massachusetts than any President has
ever before received This sacrifice made simply be-
cause desired your election and my father thinks that
contributed largely to the recent glorious result in all
the States fyou have any difficulty in disposing of
the English Mission, will be happy to acceptit This
l do as compliment to yourself because l want your
administration to succeed and really don't see how it
can without the active support of my family If you
will support me will support you.
Yours, ]. Q. As, jr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

?. 0. DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Nov A. '6S
General: You must not go back on a fellow now af
ter all have done for you. Did not send johnson on
ms swinging Round the Circle tack Have not bs<s
the head and front of this bread butter buness
Have not contributed directly indirectly more
your election than any other the country e =
cept Mr. Seymourf My accounts are not atosets, ,.
right here, and things did not turn as wei laH
year rs was expected, and IL sou will give fellow
much good as have done Andy Johnson
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lss~ We are prepared to attend to all branch
es of Gas Fitting, Plumbing and Steam Fit
ting at reasonable rates, and guarantee all our
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-05

VWyuTC..T &c IN9 VI ' u NOIICE, That the subj
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of adminis
tration on the estate of =.
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
on or before tie 9Th day of august, 1859;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to ma Ike immediate
payment Given under my hand this 25th day
aS- November, 1888.
SYLVESTER RITTER,
Administrator with VIII annexed.
nao AS
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MExICO.
Anti.Anuexation Muddle-Order mt Mazatlan.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav %, 1868,

Anti.Anuexation Nuddle-Ordcr at Mazatlan.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %, 1868.
The ex.Collector Of the port at La Paz, L. c., had
secured the aid Of force Of regulars under General
Davalos, Of Sinaloa. With these the Custom House
was seized as well as the government archives. The
acting Governor OF the state was Imprisoned, as ne
and Governor Gaan are accused Of being engaged
in plan TO annex the border States to the American
Union. correspondent suggests that 1t may be on
account Of admitting cargoes Of European goods at
o reduction from the regular duties
order regns In Mazatlan since the reinstatement OF
Governor Rubi. General Corona had arrived with
eighteen hundred men, increasing the garrison TO
three thousand men.
At Mazatan feasting and public enjoyment ruled
the day, but the news from the interior was gloomy
Great misery and disorder still prevailed nevertheless
many plans OF public Improvement were talked OF
and new railroads and telegraph lines were pro.
iectee.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
VERMONT.

Strike of Irish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Canadians to Fill Their Place-Threatene
Destruction Of the Quarries.
RUTLAND, May "a, 1863
Several hundreds Of Irish laborers employed at
the West Rutland marble quarres struck for higher
wages some time ago. Their employers refused to
accede to the demand, and sent to Canada, from
whence they obtained the services Of about five hun
dred French Canadians to ill the places Of the
strikers. This action has greatly excited the Irish
laborers and has created so much Ill feeling that
threats have been made to destroy the quarries In
consequence OF the danger OF an attempt being made
to carry the threats into execution the authorities
will promptly suppress any demonstration Of VIC.
lence that may take place.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
JAPAN.
English News frsm the Seat Of Wharf.-The
Advices Anticipated Three Weeks In New

English News frsm the Seat Of Wharf.-The
Advices Anticipated Three Weeks I'm New
York.
LONDON May "a, $685.
The following dispatches from Yokohama Japan,
to the 10th of April via Hong Kong and Calcutta,
have just been received here. The advices are for
warded to New York In order to show how stale the
news has been rendered by being anticipated by way
Of San Francisco.
The advices in London to-day say the Pacific Mail
steamship Great Republic had arrived at Yokohama
from San Francisco disabled.
Jeddo was still closed against foreigners, on
account Of the civil trouble In Japan.
The reports from Japan given above as 'Just re-
ceived In London" by way OF China and India, were
anticipated In the United States by the arrival OF the
Pacific mail steamer New York at San Francisco on
the 18th inst. She had freight dates Of the 2sth Of
April from Yokohama. full report OF her news,
which was eighteen days later than that to hand in
London, was published last Tuesday morning In the
HERALD, having been telegraphed from San Fran
cisco. The HERALD has thus anticipated London by
nearly three weeks in the receipt Of intelligence from
Japan.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
JAMAICA.

The British Naval Authorities Send Assistance
TO tho Foreigners at Port an Prince-The
Episcopal Congress.
Our advices from jamaica are to the 10th inst.
Commodore Phillimore had acceded to the request
for aid to the American Minister IN Port
au Prince to protect him against the van-
dalism OF Salnave. He at once ordered the
British gunboat Phoebe, then cruising at Santiago de
Cuba, to proceed to Hayti and remain there at the
dsposa OF the American Minister and the foreign
consuls The gunboat Roya,ist has also been or.
dered to 20 to Port au Prince
The Episcopal Congress, after q session Of three
days. adjourned, without accomplishing anything.
They are now ridicued by their opponents.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

The Strike Of the Pianomakers Not Ended
PROCEEDINGS Resolved Upon for To-Day.

Inc Strike OI tne FiuuOmukers NOt EuucO-
Proceedings Resolved Upon for To-day.
well attended meeting OF delegates from the
several piano factories in the city held yesterday
morning at half-past nine O'Clock, at headquarters
No. 2s Stanton street, the president OF the Piano
makers Union, Mr.. Henry Siebert, in the chair The
object Of the meeting was to determine what course
should be adopted with regard to those factories
where the advance OF ten per cent on present wages
was not acceded to. At the opening Of the meeting
It was reported that another manufacturer had as
sented to the advance on Friday last that among
the more prominent and larger factories only two still
held out. The workmen In these two factories, par
directed to stop work altogether this morning, and
not to commence unless the increase demanded
is allowed them. Some Of the employees OF these
establishments asked the consent OF the Union TO
finish what work they have now hand before stop
ping but that consent was almost unanimously re-
fused. II wae further resolved that ail who should
need succor will receive II from the treasury OF the
Union in sums not exceeding $40 per week, during
the continuance OF the strikeu and the members Of
the Union employed at the other factories were re-
ouested to send In their contributions for that pur.
pose by Thursday evening next. An ofYer made by
one Hrm to their men TO pay an addition OF nve per
cent was declined. There are number OF smaller
shops where comparatively but few persons are en-
poyed which have also thus far refused the demand
of the Union. Action In their case has been sus.
pended till the next meeting. The same course was
taken with regard TO another manufacture, who has
promised TO pay the advance provided he can pre-
yail upon his dealers and agents TO charge the in
crease on the price OF his pianos.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
NEW YORK..

Bills Returned to the State Department With-
out the Signature of the GOvernor-NO Break
In the Erie Canal.
ALBANY, May "a, 1868.
The following bills passed by the last Legislature
were sent from the Executive Chamber to the office
of the Secretary Of State yesterday evening without
the signature Of the Governor and are therefore
dead:-Incorporating the Rhinebeck and ROndout
Ice Bridge and Passenger Company; to aid in the
construction of the New York Northern Railroad,
and to facilitate the improvement Of the wilderness
through which II Is proected to aid in the cOnstruc
ton Of the Buffalo and Washington Railroad; to
provide for the completion OF the Albany and Sus.
Quehanna Railroad.
The rumor OF break in the canal published in the
New York evening papers yesterday, Ia without
foundation.
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COURT CALENOAR-THIS 0AY.

SUPREME COuRr-CIRCUrT.-Par 1.-Nos 1923,
1851 e43, Iloi 7s7 1O7i 1897, 6ss 1s41 Is4s. 1857
1861, 1863, 1865 1857 1871. 1871, 40, 1881, 1883.
141s 149O 1875 1885, 1884 l45l. 1872. 1884, 624, 7os
1042, 457O.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. 81 ~, 65 81,
157 1856, I7e 1884, 1877, 100, 1876, 199 2o2, 2o4, 2o7
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part mos. 4146,
3s67 1875. $685. 3e29 $685. 395l 1885, ssel asg3 1921
Nos 379s $685. 4O4 $780, 4Oe6, 4Os2 4oO6 1884, 415S,
AGO. 4l62 AGA, 416e, ALTO, ATS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part l.
Nos I75 176 IT. 17s 49, $780, 49, 1s2, 1873, 1884, 1856
Part 2-Nos o. 1e5, 1l4 $50, 1885, 1850, no. III, 17s
1872, 16e, 20, II, 1853.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1927, 1928.
1922 I32gH s92 1892 1852 1225 1871, 1241 1912 1871
1873 1379 1884, 1885, 1885, 1887 1888, $780, 1884, 1892
1894, 1885, 1899, 14O2, 1404, 1406, 1406.
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100000 the total loss OF the fire thus icing $6I2
All the propelers belonged to tho Neptune Oompauy
THE ORIGIN OF THE yIRE. . .
Tne origin or the fire Is not yet known, although IL
s surmised that the whole disaster traceabe to the
carelessness OF some persons about the place, who
az about halfpast twelve O'Clock were In the room Of
the ONCE where the fire broke out.
PERSONS INJURED.
F0ur hremen during the fire were badly burned
about the face, two OF whom were Ralph W. Jarboe
aNd Edward Lafarge. District Engineer Bates was
Knocked senseless by falling timber, and was car
ried t." PHYSICIANS. President Shaer Chief Engi-
neer Kl.'gsand and District Engineers Sullivan, Orr
was also CAPTAIN Greer. OF the Third precinct and
DatOOn of mSQ.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
NtAyy SNEAK THIEF OPERATION.

The store OF Gerard Belts Co., No. Old slip, was
entered by means Of false keys some time between
seven r. NJ. on Saturday and ten A. NJ yesterday,
and the following mentioned property stolen -Four
dye.twenty bonds, 1000 each; one cluster diamond
ring one cluster diamond pin, one gold watch anT
chain three solitaire diamond studs, Post once arN
internal Revenue stamps to the amount OF $500 end
certificates for twenty-five shares Glen Cove Starch
Manufacturing Company. The thieves must have
been well acquainted with ths disposition Of the
property a. IN order to get idfo the safe IN which
the stolen articles had been placed II was fount
necessary TO blow open large safe In which th
keys OF the other safe had been locked up,
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
MARYLAND.

Proceedings Of the Southern Presbyterian
General Assembly.
BALTIMORE, May "a, 1868.
In the General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
yesterday the report Of the Board Of Directors Of
Columbian Theological Seminary was presented.
The Committee on Finance, the Treasurer OF the
Publication Board the Board OF Trustees OF the
Assembly and the Comnihtee on Evangelical. Labors
all presented reports. No other business OF impor.
tance was transacted
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
NEBRASKA.

Progress of the Union Pacific Railroad-Large
Force ut Work.
OMAHA, May a. 1S6s
For a distance Of six hundred miles west from this
place the construction Of the Union Pacific Railroad
has been completed and the road opened to pubic
business. Already during the present spring sixty
miles have been constructed The road will now be
built with greater rapidity than ever, as the COM
pany have larger force Of labOrers at work than at
any previous time
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
CUBA.

Fine Weather at Havana-HeaIth Regula.
ti0ns-NO Sickness.
HAVANA May "a, 1858.
The weather here Is very fine, with light northeast
erly wind. The American Consul has received notice
that clean bills Of health will still be issued at this
port. But all vessels will be thoroughly inspected
before being allowed to communicate with shore.
The city is very healthy.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
ENGLAND.
The Fenian Barrett to7Be Hanged.

The Fenian Barrett to7Be Hanged.
LONDON May "a, 1868.
The efforts made by immediate personal friends
supported by leading members Of the liberal party
in politics. to sustain ab after trial and sentence
In the case Of Michael Barrett the Cerkenwen con-
spirator, have failed, and his execution will take
place at the expiration Of the week for which he was
respted on the second occasion.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
INDIANA.

The Recent Express Robbcry-The Loss
$4,000.
LOUISVILLE May "a. 1868.
The total amount distracted from the safes Of
Adams Express Company in their car on the Jerer
sonville Road night before last reached $4,000 25
Of which $4,000 were from Nashville and the re-
mainder from Louisville.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
ST. cROIx.

Venezuela Negotiating for the Purchase Of
st. CrOix.
HAVANA. May "a, 1868.
Information had been received at st. Croix that
General Blanco, of Venezuela made offers to Den.
mark for the purchase of ST. Croix.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
Meeting of Bakers.

About four hundred journeymen bakers, members
of Baker Unions Nos. aud .. met yesterdayat Num-
fingers Hail. l47 West Thirty'second street They re-
solved unanimously to insist upon the demand OF sls
week for twelve hours daily work from the first day
NJ June and after making minute dispositions for
the grand procession to take place next saturday
evenInq they adjourned
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

A Rupture Cure.-Dr. shermnn's Hernia
Appliance Curative Compound afford the patient
for and security while efecng radical cure To be bad
only al his Office, 697 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
THE PRESIDENCY.

Radical Ratification Meeting Mt Pittsburs,
Pa.-The Candidates and Platform En-.
dorsed-A Large Majority Promised from
Allegheny County.
PITrsBURa, May "a, 1863
very large and enthusiastic republican meeting
was held in this city last night to ray the nomina-
tions Of Grant and Colfax. Several distinguished
speakers we're present. Resolutions were adopted
heartily approving the principles contained In the
platform adopted by the Chicago Convention as
worthy the support Of all the loyal men Of the Union
recognizing In General Grant and Schuyler Colfax
candidates worthy the support OF the people who
desire peace and harmony among the States OF the
Union; heartily responding to the pledge made by
the Allegheny county delegates at Chicago TO give
In November next loyal majority OF ten thousand
votes for Grant and Colfax and the Union.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

A-Jefers Offers Extraordinary BnrUains
I'm Ladies' Misses and Chiidrens Boots and Shoes. JET
PERs and 3s Broadway, opposite 81 James, Hoffman
nd Fifth Avenue Hotels.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

Boots, shoes. Caters and slipper. Of Every Every
MoNo'S, 67S Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best in tAs
neous Factory ID Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
MASSACHUSETTS
Rise in the Connecticut River-President John.
son Declines to Attend the knights Tem-
plar's Encampment mt Springfield.

SPRiNGFIELD, May "a, 1858.
!. The recent excessive rains have raised the Con-
necticu river to point higher than before this year.
and considerable damage has been done TO the crops
on the meadows. The rain still continues
The Knights Tempar OF this city received an anto-
graph letter from President Johnson to-day declining
their invitation to the grand celebration OF ST. Johns
Day June "a, In which encampments from all the
New England States viii participate.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

A.-PhaIon's "PnphIsn S0apO Possesses the
me properties "Paphian Lotion - cens cake
II viii mol chap the skin Is Invaluable for the TOILET,
"a A TT nd NfTRlFRY
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

BaIlOu's French Yoke shirts, Ready uaao
and made to order Wholesale and retail, removed 'ro" s
cQi Rroad dwaH
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

Phalon,s "Paphinn LOtiOn,' In the Only
RELIABLE REMEDY FOR BLEMIsHEs OF THE SKIN
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

| Cristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Hest Evs3
Manufactured. Wholesale and retail also spp'ea ~'""
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

Lung Complaints, Broncmn, Br,snn M time. psrnsnsp,y
cured Sy J2yNBs ExPgcroRAsT You % WI shs sna |. a'e
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

Dr. Brovsou,s =" BIood.fced" Prepsrsmcssg
speciac for Nervous Prosraton, Indigestion, Ss o"oe
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

A.-PbnIon,s "Paphinn Lotion0 Rcmoxes
FRECKLES, PIMPLEs, TAN. SALT RHEVM, EKYslP
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

The Evening telegram.
THE EVENING yELEoRAM HAS THE LARGEST CIR
cULAr1os OF ANY OTHER EvESISo PAPER IN THE
crrN AND IS CONSTANTLY AHEAD IN ALL MATTERS
or NEWS ON SATURDAY EVENING IT WAS AHEAD
N ALL IT'S CONTEMPORARIES IN fHE FohLo">
mo-
THE Latest NEWS BY CABLE
e,.r,cr, nc or THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
,sro,r, 81 ,,ocras Tgs PRESIDENTS coSvtc-
rroN.
rpF NATIONAL FINANCES.
,vv,.t VIEWS BY TFIEaRArH AND MAIL.
HOMICIDE IN HBsrss srRsEr
THE ,.ArRsr MONEY, TRADE AND MARINE RRpoHrs
| AND REPORTS or LABOR, FASHIONS ASp MANU-
49,
rAorUses
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A.-Lyon,s MaxnetIc Inscct Powder.

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also wholesale anu
n 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

The Press OF California ana the Radical
Nominal tions-Geueral Satisfaction and En-.
dorsement Of the Ticket.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 49, 1868.
The republican journals Of California and Nevada
all express their hearty approval Of the Chicago
nominee and the platform. Some OF the democratic
journals admit the great popularity OF General Grant.
The Union journals which opposed Gorham last fall
all sustain Grant and Colfax.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, DrOad-
way and Union square also at 8N Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25


Cockroaches eeas bugs and every kind Of insect vermn
killed AZ once BY this remarkable powder Il not poison
ous but certain TO s work single 70 cent hask has
killed
Re sure you get Lyons the original and only true In
acct Desroying Powder Beware OF limitations see sigma
tlre of Lyon on Depot II Park row. new YORK.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

Double rcsped fgudrs,.s mad. from e,gss Soy Tood.
nsy power needed force erops 70 maturity the
49, To- weeks earlier and increase NE yeid rom ones
crep onahaIf Proe t25 per ton, Apply 70 the LODI
,hird 9 70 UrTfRfNG CO. IS Corsndt strosl New York.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

xx1r.. Toupees and Ornamental lnir.-Bess
Y0R 8 Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-25

The President has recognised Edwin O. B, Garcia
as Consul at Uruguay for the United States
The Recent Reported Battles In Crete.
According TO the latest reports received here from
Crete. which coming from Cretan sources are TO be
received with caution, battle was fought on the 4th
of Apr on the plain OF Heracleon, In which 5000
Cretans repulsed vastly superior number Of Turks
who we're supported by the regular Circassian cav
airy. The English man.ofwar Trinculo witnessed
this battle ON the 9th Of April the Cretans achieved
Mace at setins and at veondaki In the latter the
Turks had tour hundred men killed and wounded.
The sixty thousand refugee Cretan fanailies In
Greece were exposed TO great misery. The Greek
government has so far spent S. 900 to save them
from starvation.
The National Bank Treasury Ring and the
Industrial Leasue-Private Circular to OG-
GERS Only-The Way House Committees Are
Made Up. .
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1868
The Secretary OF the "Industrial League" has tne
hsrdihood to deny, in q hardware advertising shees
published by himself weekly, think, my statements
In the HERALD Of the 9Th instant that the League.
might be regarded az an auxiliary OF the has'ohHl
tank Treasury ring. After reprintins po'"~i o'
my letter Mr.. Secretary says
II IL not true that the League Il IN any way IN the
Treasury or any other "ringn or has IN ap move
ment whatever In regard 10 the inc'o"'e " o'mihu
tion OF the volume OF the currency
Not In the Treasury ring Why usFSecretary
the League has time and again clan~i 70 De the au
thor and inventor OF our presen. nyonal bank sys
! tenn. In the very same column RON which 7 TAX
TIE above extract he styles himsn "ne original pro
The New York herald., 1868-05-25
HOMICIDE IN HEsrss STREET

THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
The New York herald., 1868-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAUTION.-FOROED CHECK. THE BLIC ARE
- hereby cautioned ainst negotiating check on thu
Peoples Bank pnrprt'ng to be s Led BY q H. salisbury
hundred and sevenywo dollars aud nitysx cents, the
eanse being for cry.
GEO N. 2, ,BRIsKIE, Assistant Cashier.
PEopLR's BANK, ". Y, April II, 1885,