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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-25

A SINaULAR TAEFT.-Cn the night OF the
22d instant email eolored boy named Abram
Kettle, employed by the detectives. climbed up
to the window of the City Treasury by means
Of q gutter on the side Of the detective Office,
opened the window, got in and stole q silver
watch and gold pencil, which had been
lodged there by lady as collaterals for her
taxes. The boy has been arrested, and will be
held to answer the charge Of burglary.
Dr. GIRARDEAU IN VIRaINIA.-The CORES
pondent of the Richmond Examiner, writing
from Washington College, Lexington, Va, tof
which General Lee is President under date Of
the 2Oth instant, says:
Tho commencement exercises of our college
began this morning, with tho Baccaleureate
sermon by Rev. John L. Girardeau, d. D.. of
South Carolina. This gentleman, q native Of
the City Of Charleston. has been for fifteen
years the pastor Of one OF the Presbyterian
Churches there. Although comparatively
young man. his reputation for ability and pull
pit eloquence is high and widespread. While
pastor OF church OF whites, he has also, be-
fore and since the war. labored zealously for
OF large congregation Of them. This
congregation was in connection with the
white church before the war; after it's close the
Yankees succeeded in enticng them away. but
Mr. Glrardeau's popularity is such that be has
gathered them back to their former connection
with lhe white church. MIR. Glrardeau served
during the whole war as chaplain in the army
or Northern Virginia, and was taken prisoner
house three davs before the surrender of Cen
eral Lee and army.
We feel that we do injustice to the dis
course e4 il giving fragmentary specimens Of
every one was impressed and deghtedawith
the sermon.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Com
MERcIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting-room at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filled at the rate Of two
and half cents per COPY.
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A HOTEL ON SULLIvANs IsIAND.-We learn
that it is the intention of some parties here to
build hotel on Sullvan's Island and have it
ready for visitors nexs season.
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The Circus, with it's pageantry and spangles,
5its docile wild beasts ard dntractable donkeys,
1ke knowing steeds and matchless riders, has
us. 1t exhibits tonight in OrangeburR.
regret to hear that the wound that Herr
- engel, the Lion tap.er, received in New Orleans,
sas rendered necessary surgical operation,
which wall prevent his appearance with the
1sircus for week or two.
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4 THE FERRY TO MOUNT PLEASANT AND Sui.
ILvAN's IsLAND.-This ferry. which WAS estab-
lished about three years ago by stock eom-
pany, is now in the hands OF Mr.. 81. l.. P.
McCormick, who. after andssatigable exertions,
l has placed it upon firm footing. It is now q
success, and will continue in operation as ad-
vertised. trip to either OF the above named
kpoints of an evening" is most pleasant. The
wonder is that moro Of our citizens do not
avail themselves OF this opportunity to get the
Pffesh air. and to take bath in the surf off
Fort Moultrie. ~vre,i.yse-7. .e.- se44
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Valuable Real Estate at Auclion.
BY HOLMES & MACi ETH.

AuCt1OHCoT6.
BY virtue of an order of sale 70 me directed bvsis
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan Judge or tho United states
District Court. for the District Of South Carohaa.
will offer for sale at public auction. at tue Old
Postoface foot of Broad-street. Charleston, 4. O..
upon nIHURSDAYs july 1st. at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate
lying and being in the City Columbia and state OF
south Carolina. measuring and containing In front
on Washingtonslreet sixystx 1867 feet, and depth
one hundred auu four (104 feet Batting and bound
ing west Or ..nds or late OF estate of Charles
Beck. east on lands OF A. Gage and J. D. Bateman,
south on lands of G. V. Antwerp, and north ON
Washingon-street
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. LOUIS MoLAIM
Assignee F. G. DeFoAtaine.
To WHOM MAY CoNoKaM-All Hen creditors
of F. q. DKFONTAINE. Bankrupt are hereby nett
fed that pursuant TO an order OF the Court. dated
June iotn. 1859. they are required to prove and
Esq, Registrar, before the let Of July. ad0o
or else be deba1red from any beneAt arising ftom
the decree to be made in this case.
June II fwmfw6 th1 LOUIS NOLAN.
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UEINESS NOTTCES.
CooTER Sour. roast beef. fish and other sub
stantials for lunch to-day. at "Our House."
nnrner Of Qnoen-street and tho Pay.
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mander Ralph Chandler, and monitor Saugus,
Commander Joseph Fyffe, arrived here from
Norfolk on their passage for Key Wests where
the saugus will be stationed for the present.
The Tallapoosa is in charge Of the folio wing
officers: Commander. Bal lph Chandler; Masters,
d. G. McRitchie, Joseph e. jones, Abiei -B.
Carter; Midshipmen, F. II. Poole. w. s. Bald
win, @. s.. Young, q. s. Myers; Surgeon, w. 4.
Schofield; Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Parker;
Paymaster, ;. Goodwin Hobbs; First Assistant
Paymaater, CIeland Lindsley; Second Assiatant
Paymasters. John Zowe. Geo1ge w. Baird,
jacob J.. Bright: Captains Clerk Henry J.
Coop; Pay CLERK, Stephen Tabor. AE ft
The following are the officers attached to the
Monitor Ssugus Commander, Joseph Fyffe;
Lieutenant Commanders, Gilbert G. Wiitse,
- Pigmall; Lieutenant, @. A. schetky; Master,
J. A. Vaughan; Ensign, - Jaquss; Passed As
sistant Surgeon, ~ Fort; Assistant Paymaster,
George W. Long; Engineers, Barry, Enradi,
| Lewis, Bennett. ..s9 a.s5 y. tes.y{s
| Themonitor is anchored of Atlantic wharves,
and as she has been placed in her best trim.
she will be desirable sight for those who
have not previously ssen this class Of iron war
vessels. Ss'
REroRrEns' OayMBs. People are asking
what hss become OF the project to plank King
street, from Hudson-street to the city boun-
dagy, ssslss
tsThs road aud sidewalks leading 10 Magnolia
Cemetery have been levelled and put in excel
lent conditions. The road, itsis said, Is to be
pianked.
| The '.Stonswalls" have sold their Hunnemsn
engine TO FIRE company7i In Bamberg, 8. o.
Mr. a. =. Ohevrenx, sculptor, and architect,
has executed two designs for the monument to
Pc erected BY the Washington Light Infantry
Charitable Association. .s
| The congregation OF the Seamen's Bethel
have had their pastor. Rsv. William B. Yabds,
photographed. Copies can be had Of Mr. A.
o. stone. East Bay. sf -ss.
81 wdust is given away at steinmeyer's saw
and planning mill, foot Of Beaufain-street..
The stock of groceries belonging to the
Mehftens estass will be sold at auction to-day.
Thisis 4 chance for hnnsekeepers.
The investigation into tina 'Ann-street In
dsndsarfsm' by Ohieea Nathan and Recorder
Pnngie has resulted In the conaltsion that II
wass.an accident not to be accostE ted for.r a
The residents of the west end of Mne.stxeet
cemplain that aiarga Jnusnber Of co,ored men
sxSi ID the kabis 81 swIsanSihR in d creek hear
By, and exposing themselves to an indecent
4! exsSHt.s Eal a,stes.si " .a OK fale
| The Graham iins III oaniitEuses lps. one of it's
Anest horses by sunstxoke . few dsys ago. He
died before she harness nonld be- removed isom
him. aS Ii sHt tsss%A =, y.
| iooiprsa boy annoyed stsphnsy Rlsy yes
| terday 90 psrsistently that policeman had TO
be called. who arrssted the offender. II.
The shooting festival BIZ the German Ride
cluby % come offon the SOth, bids fsif Co Boo
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MEETINGS THIS DAT.
Marion Lodge, at p. M.
Burns' Charitable Asso ,la lion, at p. M.
AUCTION Sales rHls.DAY.

AUCTION SALES THLS.DAY: ~
JEFFoRDs & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
corner Queen and Meeting streets, contents Of
grocery store. ,r5,,-..
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, shoes, clothing and hats. 'N1
KNOX, DAILY q Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
aheir store, farnture, window shades, &c.
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The STATE Court, JUNE 24-HoN. R. B.
LarCARpENTER PREs1D1Na.-The court continued
the call Of the Issue Docket, and disposed OF
= over thirty cases. No business OF public in
: terest was transacted.
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SE. JOHNS DAY.

CELEBRATION OF THE DAY BY THR MAsONS
AT MOUNT PLEASANT AND AT TIE sCRUET-
TEMPLATE. - "'
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. R. M. Mar
shall & Brother sold yesterday house con-
tanning four rooms, on a lot forty by one hun
dred feet. known as No. Percy-street, for
5000 cash
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BURGLARY. About two O'Clock yerterday
morning, the policeman. on his beat in Hasel-.
street, discovered lot Of clothing, butter,
dishes, &C., under a carriage way near by,
which o colored man, who had robbed the resi-
Edence OF MIR. Butteraeld, placed there while
;he made second attempt to enter the Same
3premises. The policeman immediately gave
ohaae, and the thief got into Mr.. Butterfsldis
! yard. jumped the back fence, and succesdsd in
reaching che western pert Of the city before he
was taken. His discovery, flight and pursuit
caused considerable commotion in the vicinity.
------o--4<---+A---
TAN ESCAPED PaIsoMHR FIRES on a PozIpm-
RsGAM.--A co,cred man and woman were found
1early yesterday morning, trespassing on the
premises Of another colored man, named Kin
loch, in Anson-streess and were carried to the
v ksusrdhsuse. when they were entering the
door, the man boltsd and fed and % he vaa
being chasel BY tho policeman. ON Broad
!, street, ho turned and Xfsd twice at his pursu.
or, and succeeded in eftectsng his escsps
When .he policeman returned to this prSzniasa
from which he had taken the trespasser, III
found lot Of fowls, dead and alive. and also
some pigeons, which the man had evidenti,
4 70 tolen.
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Shirts aus furnishing @ooOs.


Shirts ans furnishing Woobs.
TIE BADEN. PAPER QUAKER CITY"
i MEMS :.
E u Nj HIN o ODy.
THOs. b. BLACKWELL.
No. 219 K " G-S T r E E T..
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET.
"P P. D." TIES. scAKFs,
PATENT pANrALooN GLOVES. HOSIERY and
June PsAvhn'. e j OxDrnxasahll VIZ lne
BRA1ED STAR SHIRTS, IN all sizes. ready
made or made to order, at 4 M
.S aent.emen.s Furnishing Store.
H* Meeting-street. opposite the Market.
TsANCY STRIPED PkRCALE sHImTs.
IL Of the best quality and in assorted patterns, at
y SCOTS
- Gentlemens Furnishing Store.
Meeting-street. opposite the Market.
INDIA esAUzE sHIhTs. EnOH1 "a TO
b Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
MeetnG.street, opposite the Market
II ISLE THREAD sMInrs, WITH LONG
l and short sleeves. in ~ skies and grades. At
Genuemen's Furnishing Store.
hSeeting- street, opposite the Market
| nRAWERs. IN IluEN AnD JEAss.
~ In all sizes. end warranted to at. at
0cntlemen's Furnishing Store,
MeetiDg-street. opposite thu Market
~ ENTLHAaEN's LINEM AND PArER
sye quality Sr rss
bilt: Best Jooisy, Snow Flake. bee. shssespeare.
Dickens. Boston Xscht CLUB; A. >.
0entlesnsn's Furnishing Store,
%s Meedpg"stfee. opposite the Msrket.
NRAY,s ,PArENr a1OULDED ORIENT
essa he 40 g anSiso,assd ,sss @ Sy the % Key
| STONE Collar Company. A. 4srstsf
M aentlemen's Furniahtna Store.
4 Msetipg-strest opposite tho Market.
T TNEN AsD PAPEes CUFFs, M ALI.
~ styles and sizes. At .,
dentiemen's Furnishing Store.
1 aas Meeting street, opp site the Msrkef,
uONIERY z --nanGLvsH AND esERssAs
fl HALF HOSE. in oe,ton SS". ana lisle Thread.
- eenslemens Furnishfhg store. , .,..2
Meeting.street opposite the Market.
P--
NJ ECKrIEs AMD C.AvAo s.--A FULL
IN line Of the latest styles Of NE KITES. Ora
vAs soARss and Bows s9rns stocks and Ma
Gentlemen's Furn,shing Store.
Meetng-ssfeei. oppootte the Market.
I TTANDk 6 EnUIlx lrs. IN EISEN AN D
SILK ready hemmea ad% tcr 4 aiase use. At
Issss GenSlemen's Eurnishing store.
Meeting street opposite the Market.
TrNE a MAfaAS. I'M CDTTOM, sCOTCaa
atnsham Alpaca and sao1na sI1e s s'zss aAd pfiees
as ~ 0shYsmsr.s ,Fu, milking store. \. " VIA
5Ahuary ~ n u eiaos
NJ e5ise Arts: .:.p..s :sf & .sss1 @
}tDHOTDGRAPHc cOlADhsEmGa.se 'sio
n et,sg .s'fz s-+-sst 80 -------
PERSONS WISHING no HAVE pHoToassAr Arfzs
eintsd win care and taste can have 4heir oa!aers aa
promptly niisd by leaving theaa a. Hoimea' Rooa
Rouse. Wsttten d,rections should In each ease NJ
given % 70 ths stsle N fcolorinG passerrsd.
q April al TX StnoAst!
q Ys4Asaa.ssvaNsa ASD ssaAaas.CgTTihsas a.
~ pDf G&A.SN lts pltNfs u IfJ& X f
n s. LADIES AND sEzgLDREN
afeen6dh af ShSis reei6Sces prortly SA 6k feasoI
able rates.
| acna orders TO W. r. MARSHALL. Barber.
April "A No. 81 BroAdStreas zap ssaissl
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TIE .BADEN' PAPER QUAKER CITY"
COLLAR & CUFFS FINE sHIR 1T y.
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meet aggressive vice and overthrow it In battle.
Lastly, brethren. Living in country whose
@gis is Liberty, when tolerance to think and
speak when one chooses has been somewhat
curtailed. and when by the sad experiences OF
the late sectional strife we see oil the finer
feelings OF life suborned. still the beaten star
OF it's genius shone in the armament from out
OF the CLOUDS guide to o common aud finally
dispensed Charity that knew NO bounds; re-
manning true to the esd, the only unbroken
links in tho chain OF mans benevolence. (
Much remains for us to do. We hold ip our
keeping high. desinies. Les ms kindly and
properly apply our wisdom, and ever remain
| living emblems OF o true and noble orgauiza-
/ tion whose foundation is OF God and in God.|
E>~At the conclusion OF the orAtion, there was
music by the band, after which General Con-
| ner thanked the sudienc, for their kind attsn-
tion, and stated that Brother Pickett would dig
miss them with the benediciion, which was
done. The young people immediately repaired
| to a house near by, where with music aud
dancing. with an interude for dinner, the re-
mainder OF the day was spons most happily.
There was not. 80 far as we are aware,g any
| formal dinner; most of the assembiage brought
1 their dinners with them, having d delightful
picnicing thine Of IL afsef the regular morning
exercisss wore oopc cluded. n The majolity Of
tpo m6fnnsrs Of the Order aud their friends re-
turned at six O'Clock. but large hAufbsr re-
| named to dance the hours away until the last
trip Of the Pocosin at II o'clock. Including
the. .Maaoaio fsaternaty, these pashicipated IN
the oxeroises here yesterday fully six huDdred
persons, who seemed to enjoy the day amax-
inely.
Nsssrs. II. Gresoris. Geo. r., Kinloch and
John q. DuPre. and others OF the Committee
Of Arrangements. deserve areAs credit for the
success Of this affair, which was, in . great
measure, due to their energy. courtesy and
foresight. sN12s' aR}a'2
fsA4aAg LAT gEHEs M
The La Candeur Lodge, No. SO, and the Wal.
halla I,odgs.a Mo- 90. he'd o most delightful
picnic.
TKSy Arrived there on tAsica.s hhdrtly after
two O'Clock. A portion Of Muller's bsa6asas
here too. and discouIsed excellent rnus;c, 10
whloh merry hearts and tvinkling feet kept
time until dinner, and after II too.
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JIG Y, 49, l..'fg ..4-ssl ~------ \,
PERSONS vrsmFe 10 HAyE PHOTOGRAPHS
eintsd win care and taste can have fheir orders
promptly niled BY leaving shesn a Hoimss, I BOOK
Eouss. Wsatten dsrections shouId In each sass Ns
given as 70 TIE style N eoloring passesrsd. Ss
& Apsal "a; M ',s' Smohp
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

AT meeting OF the new Board OF Water Cominis'
sioners held yesterday afternoon the following reso
lutlons directing the repaving Of seven ol the lead
ing streets OF this city were adopted
That proposals to fepavc the following streets oe
advertised for bids to he received until The 3ls 81
NAV. at noon:--Porrepont street, from Willow "
Futon. with Ncolson pavement; Montague street,
from the bridge to Court street. Miun schsr
merhorn street, from Clinton street 70 ~ riatousn
avenue. with Ncolson Pavement; Co!unola ssr.er
,, s;,en,ic sfreet 10 Hamilton avenue, with Bel
aton navement: Livingston street. from Columbia
st Get TO Fatbush avenue with sSrmsnaw concrete s
Y'r .iu avcnue 10 Atlantic street, with Ncolson
nerement Henry street. from Fulton street to Fourth
nnir,e with scrimshaw concrete over the present
pavement
,ect,ons should be made on the line Of the improve
m.nts wherever they were found to be wanting.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
saocxss AffAis At xusrH ANoov;s. MASS.
a Schsolboy shoots Himself Rather Than
Apologize 10 His Teacher.

Apologize 10 His Teacher.
BOSTON. May 3, 1859.
North Andover was the scene OF another sad
tragedy at about half-pas; eight o'clock this fore
noon Frank Cheney about fifteen and half
years old the youngest Of four children OF Mr..
A. p. Cheney. the keeper OF a variety store
near the machine shop committed suicide by
shooting himself lie had recently commenced at
tending the High School, but did not ike the school.
anu left I: on Friday last. Since that time he had
told one OF his chums that his mind was made up,
and that he should not attend that school again.
Ills parents did not sympathize with him in his
reluctance TO go TO school, and his father informed
him that he must return this morning and ask for
eIvcness OF the teacher for leaving. Abou, eight
o'clock one OF his sisters, who also attends the
school, told him 1t was time to get ready, and he
went TO his room for that purpose, she supposed
As he remained longer than anticipated, his
fastened. she called the father, who burst open
the door, and found his son lying dead on the
floor. lie had used two pistols TO accomplish his
purpose, and apparently had discharged them
small pistol. had enteied his right temple, while
bullet from revolver. which he had discharged
with his LEFT hand, had penetrated his heart Either
wound would have caused instant deatn. Ine NOISE
OF passing carriages had probably prevented the
discharges from being heard by the family. The
boy WAS an open. hearted, lively lad, enjoying o
esteem OF all who knew him, but he was very high
sp,rjte1. and the command to humiliate himself by
lngs mat without considering the effect OF his rash
act upon his friends. he seized the ready weapons
which were kept In the house and terminated MS
life. The mother OF the boy Is almost distracted
by this sad event, aud the family, which has been
much afflicted by recent sickness ana death, has the
heartfelt sympathy OF the whole community
The New York herald., 1869-05-04

A Paid Fire Department for
Brooklyn.
L'6ss'sisEe of the HANSON
Cab I3iIi.
The SheEiff's Extra Bounty Bill
Amended.

Tie Bribery and Corruption Bill Recomnit.
ted In the Sennte-Uefcat Of the Bill for
Paymen: of Salaries Of Supreme Court
Judges In Goid-Pnssase of the Reaisary
Bill! and the sherig,s Fees Bill in the
Senate.
A very interesting discussion was had in the morn.
ing session OF the House on the Senate Bribery and
Corruption bill, which was resumed In the afternoon
Several amendments OF very stringent character
were proposed by MIR. Miller OF Seneca, which, al.
though meeting with considerable opposition, were
adopted and the bill ordered to third reading.
A motion to recomDt the bill was sprung in
the evening and passed by vote OF 4s to Al.
The bill, therefore, goes back and the amendments
will be stricken out. AS the Assembly amendments
not at all likely to be adopted by the Senate,
the bill would probably go back to the former House
and might be delayed until the session Is over,
Sekrig was perhaps right when he said that th6
attempt to lumber UP the bid with amendments was
intended To prevent 1t from becoming a law. Few
OF those members who voted for ITS accompaniment
but they were anxious thai time should not be
wasted by sending 1t to the Senate in shape which
would insure Its rejection.
The bill increasing the salaries OF supreme Judges
to So, 900 In gold was oppose by Mr. Hitchman, who
claimed that there should be no difference made in
favor OF any privileged class. The greenDack that
was good for the workingman was good enough tor
the Judge or the legislator. The bin was defeated
by majority OF sixty. The weight OF the gold car
ried it down.
The bill authorizing railroad over Harlem bridg6
was beaten by Il TO 81. MIR. Htchrnan opposed aud
Messrs Hustled and p. Mitchell favored 1t as a
measure required for the poor OF westchester and
New York.
The Registry or Naturalization bill passed the
House to u third reading. The discussion was very
brisk.
The Hanson CAP Company was Incorporated in
the senate day, and will 20 to the Governor for
his signature. This useful institution is therefore,
likely To he started Immediately.
The payment OF the original Sherir's Fees bill also
passed the Senate. 1t has been amended out Of all
likeness to itself.
Mr. Genet asked Senators to-day to sustain him
IN voting down all the Governors railroad vetoes.
The New York herald., 1869-05-04
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY. May 8, 1869.


ALBANY May 3, 1869.
u,,,s p.ssyp.
-,
To consolidate the German anu French Baptist
churches In New York.
Incorno-a,,,r ,be Now yorr purc,arv Tnsnrancs
'ip w wv
Oo"p"h''
To reofganize the FIRE department OF brooklyn.
..,,,o.,.,. . r,uro., ,ro,, Nov pr;r,,nr =,
AulhoriAins i"iiios" "oiA 4's" Di'S"'o" w
Onondaga valley.
r. ....s,. ,,. ...r.o- n, poor,,un
10 amend the cn3rter OF boonViuc.
For A public road In Flushiny
In relation To annuities 10 the Onondaga Indians
ro go p.sns,,n avann. q, E.,hr,n
inc"ruorat,nn ihs y,I;aSes Of Green island ana
cha,oe.au n0o, pvr''''s ''' '.'"eos " A ISAIAH" Oh"
To- ast,cr ,o tho railroad from Rome tn Clinton
~ IT. ,n"nrnara,a ~ tna Tnnttna Wutuei Ssv,ngs pann
>, n 'novvlpSia'e vnpp ''o 'o"''e """' savings """s
Vi psSot;ve & in tne Jobnstown Fonda ana c,overs
vu,e Ra,,rosd '-S
Ircnrnoratir, tho Amin 0don scuare Savincs Rsnk
NJ Nex VorS ~
To ,wcnrnorate the uansom Cab .Company- N
n-nays Massrs BRADLEY tweed and WiIinms
rha Sarata he 10 w ;or rhe toftsy