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The New York herald., 1872-08-13
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY OF A POLICEMAN.

An attempt was made on Sunday night to rob
Doorman George McClary, Of the Nineteenth pre-.
cinct, OF gold watch, worth good deal Of money.
1t was shortly after twelve o'clock and he was just
in the act Of turning on the sidewalk to enter his
own house, when two young men rushed against
him. One OF them made grab for the watch, but
caught only half the guard, which broke,
away. McClary attempted to follow, but was
without either pistol or club and as consequence
when one OF the thieves turned round and
as II 10 go back to his home. After they had
gone s, snors uissance be, however, took up their
In dinerent directions. He followed one, who ran
pump in.S ro,n ,ns arms Of onlcer sheehan, Of the
Kcnney. and was committed Tor trial in nefamIt
Of 800 ball, at the Yorkvilc Police Court yester.
day. '
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CRIME AND IT'S PENALTY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.
locked up in default Of $500 bail for his future good


HIRED TO MARRY HIS WIFE.
Michael Fitzgerald, who claims TO be an importer
OF goods at 4o4 Broadway, was placed before the
par BY Onlcer O'Connor, OF the Twenty-1fth pre-.
cinct complaint OF his wife, Josephine OF q Pits
street Her complaint states she has been married
to the prisoner little over year and mas neen
ehomefully maltreated by him that he iais 70 puv pS
vide for her support and that OF their cn,a Sae que
further claimed that when she msrrie1 nm aEs nS
over to her husband to help hlm IN ns nis
business. The father-in-law, who sccompnnvu , p,ar
his daughter substantiated MS daugnuon enr s,nyc,
and stated he had given him as mucn ioo t o. aor S
their marriage Mrs. Fitzgerald IurtneI Staseu , vn
SUNDAY n,orSinp her husband struck ner u pioW iu
the eye with his ist, blackihg IL. ahe pr,soIvt p %
~aSeT 20 marry another lady, bnt upon tho promise
eS SSs COO froni his wifes father II he would marry
her he yielded, but had not vet received the full
smonnf He stated the reason her father
Wanted to get rid OF her was be-
ca,se he had second wife, who
ns subiect to fts and he did not want his daughter
around He promised to make his wife present
or $4,000 II she would consent to divorce, which
whether he was worth S6 In the world. He was
looked up In default Of $500 bail for his future good
behaviour and his wife instructed to visit the Com
missi0ners of Public Charities and Corrections and
procure reputation compelling him to provide for
her support
A CORRECTION.
BY an inaCcuracy in the report or the trial OF
James Johnson, q notorious plckpocket, who was
tried at Jefferson Market yesterday for stealing
his real address is on Sullivan street No. SO Amity
street is a respectable boarding house, and the In
mates know nothing OF such person as James
Johnson,
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sUNsTROKE CASES YESTERDAY.

The following persons we're overcome by the heat
Sesterday:-
Patrick McMskin, aged twenty-five OF 3l5 West
Thirtynnth street, in Forty second street. Sent TO
Bellevue.
James Regan, of 500 First avenue, at the corner
home.
William Gormlcy, OF Forty-eghth street, between
First anu second avenues. Sent to Bellevue Hos
pital.
Frederick Rhodes aged forty, OF No. 100 Cedar
the heat. WV ~ "
Peter Kelly, aged tnirty-two, residence unknown.
Sent to Park Hospital.
Patrick 1cnnin aged forty-four, OF North Orange,
N j., at tho corner OF Now Chambers ana Chatham
Streets Sent TO Park Hospital.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IoSpoS MoSsr MARKsr.-LosDcN, August l2-6 p. NJ
Consols and American securities closed unchanged. Con-
soils opened at 9 for money and ga for the account
United states nvctwenty boids 1925 W; 1865, old 92
1S67s 81 tenfortes, 83X
at h5f Fc.
IIyEHPooL CorroS MARKxr-LIvEnpooL, August l2-5 p
M-Thc market closed unchanged The sales Of the day
and export the M market opened quiet and ,sady
LIvERP0oL BREADsrurys MARKBY-LIvERPooL, August
l2-5 J.. M-The brcadstufIs market is active. Wheat
12s I'D GENITAL for California white; lis 4d lis 3D.
for red Western SPRING and 2 1d for red Winter Flour
ter for Canadian.
LIvxRPooL PROVISIONS MARxEr.-LivRRPooI, August l2
30 r. M.-Bec 0s per tcrcc of 3O lbs for new prime
mess Bacon, u.s. for Cumberland cut, and u.s. for short
rib middles
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET LONDON August l2-Even-
gSprts turpcntinc. 35s BIS. per cwL Linseed oil,
fJ7 f37 S. per ton.
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THE NATIONAL RAILWAY.

Action In the Nisi Prtus Court OF
Philsdelphia to Prevent tho Com
struction OF tho stanhope and Other
Portions OF tho Road.
PHILADELPHIA, August IL, 1872.
The National Railway Company, regularly char
tered organization which processes to construct
double track railroad from Philadelphia to New
York, is meeting with much opposition from the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, who now have the
exclusive control Of the united railroads of New
Jersey. The National Railway leased the right on
July to construct the Stanhope Railway, road
which Is designed to run from the Pennsylvania
Railroad through some parts already designated.
AS some stockholders OF the National Rail-
way have brought an action before the Supreme
Court asking that tribunal to restrain the National
Railway from collecting the recent assessment Of
five dollars per share, levied for construction pur
poses, the ground that the lease OF the
StanhOpe's Railroad COmpany's franchise to the
National Railway was illegal, the plaintiffs In
the case bring forward document, signed by the
President Of the Senate and Speaker Of the
Assembly of New Jersey, alleging that the
charter OF the Stanhope Railroad Company was
surrepttiOusly altered and that the charter In the
original manuscript and that in the Office OF the
Secretary OF State are different. The National
Railway deny these charges, and state that no
matter what The opinion OF the Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania may be the construction OF the road
will progress without interruption.
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Tnerc was no AFTERNOON session OF the STOCK EX-
change to-day, the Board having adjourned out OF
respect to the memory Of Mr.. Oswald Cammann,
recently deceased.
GOVERNMENTS WE'RE FIRM
and without new features. Price closed as fol-
lows:-United states currency skies, 1884 l1sX;
do. do, 1851, registered 1i5X 1l5zs; do do, cou-
pom, llsH 11s1s; do. fve-twentes registered, May
and November 1l6's l16ss; do. do, 1862, coupon,
do ll66 1l6 do. do 1894, do, do. 116s 116,s;
do do 1861 do, do, 110< III do. do, registered
January and July 1157s l151s; do. do. 1865, cou-
pon do., 1851 1l51z; do do, 1867, do, do 115X
a 49, do. do, 1868, do, do, 115s 115%; do. ten
forties, registered, 1905 1Ooss; do do, coupon
II2X 1l3x; do fves OF 1851, registered, 112H
1l2X; do do. do, coupon, ll2x 1l27s Central Pa
ci0c gold bonds, 1929 1924
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull and steady, closing at the following
prices Tennessee, ex coupon, 731l a rs; do new,
IA rs; virginia, ex coupon, 4j 30; do. registered
stock. old 3s is; do. skies, consolidated bonds,
81 50; do skies, deferred scrip, Is 16; Georgia
SKIES 70 70; do. sevens, SIS q 90; North Carolina,
ex coupon, a46 IS; do. to North Carolina Railroad,
40 30 do funding 1865, 25 80; do. do, 1S0s rs
27; do new, 81 221S; do. special tax, 14ts 15x;
Missouri skies, 90 ea%; do Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph. Of os; Louisiana skies, so So; do eights,
So So; South Carolina skies, 90 60; do. new jan
uary and July, 2s6 2eis; do. do, April and 0cto-
ber. 25 a 2s; Arkansas skies, funded, 5Oa64.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids on the regular call
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THE STREET BANNER LAW.

r.-
An AntervieW WHn Oo"As'io"0r -"
Mort and Mr.. E. h. Shafer-Intcresting
statement OF the Inv ON the Subicct-
u,.. u.. a., -. rr.u,.a r,~,
EA""'o n"""eH ~ NC AA""I0" A'"""
In Howard Street rs Being Nuisance.
In conversation with Mr. E. B. Shafer, Supern
.. =, o.... un.,r..an,., .a..uaa, 10
'eh"en' vi o''oes Hiouno ''"oo', Joe'o'u"y "0
stated:-"The political banners so far erected have
been under permission from the Commissioners ,of
80. 80. - 49, ..-.s. 80. 49,. - -,
fupnc works' Dat no permits ior private UT Ha"e
banners have In any cases since Commissioner
Van Mort came into ONCE last Fall been granted by
.,s, 49,, ., 80 q. -..,
him. In considering the question as to whether
banners floating In the air In the streets were en-
cumber,no or obstructng tho Iobt ana afr 7 came
" s',,, -,
TO the conclusion Chat all people shouiu DC aiioWeu
the free use and enjoyment OF the streets from the
,.-o,ra % Tho hoovors opa tbot M nerson or nor
sova ,v,,Ecmt @ Iewrv ncrm,t cnu,d tnTrn~o mon
fSis r,ght In this ,dea have been sustained Inv
no AiS''e. ~ '"'S A"S" 'A@'S "~S-, S""'"'"N" ~
The New York herald., 1872-08-13
NEWARK DAsTARDs AND DEsPERADoEs.
A Woman Shot-A German Kukiuxed by
n Negro.

-
The police record in Newark yesterday furnishes
a couple OF sangunary items. Both occurrences
took place about two O'Clock In the afternoon Mrs.
W. +. Dey, of 80 Fair street, while hanging out
clothes from her back top-story window. was sud-
denly started by the sharp ringing report OF gun.
She was still more alarmed, OF course, on finding
that she was shot through the right shoulder.
physician was summoned. He considered the
wound dangerous, and informed the authorities
The detectives searched the neighborhood and
found single-barrellcd shotgun, still warm and
powder -soiled In the upper part OF cooper shop.
Two men found there were arrested and locked up
in the station house. They denied all knowledge
Krutter and Zachariah Henry. IL is thought they
are the parties and that they fired the gun, but
without any idea OF shooting any one. Fear seals
John B. schortte, a German, and Henry Hirrey,
c0lored, had been drinking together in q Commerce
over S' the bloody cnasm. They. drank So much
though, that they became confused, and the way
them both out but they cInched on the sidewalk
in front and finally tumbled In through the glass
door, shivering II TO smitherecns. When they got
up stream OF blood gushed out from the German s.
neck. Some say he was stabbed with knife or
razor; but others declare the wound was caused by
nesros hand or not is not stated. The later l.
held for examination. The German Is not out OF
danger.
Sarah Rome, c0lored, appeared at the police
court yesterday afternoon and entered a charge
against Charles Stewart, q steved0re, OF Peck SIP,
New York. Charles, sho alleges tried to murder
her on Sunday night, and did slash her most fear
fully with knife. A warrant was granted l0r
Charles arrest. Sarah was accompanied oy one
Stephen Pennington, who claims to be brotner OF
DR.: James W. Z. PENNINGTON, washington county,
hi 0hly OF Horace Greatly The latter was the first
man. he said, who defended him in New York
thirty years ago. His brother, the Doctor was con-
honored with royal testimonial frQm Queen VIC
t0ria
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DEATH ON THE RAII.
ST. LOUIS, August IL, ls7

ST. LOUIS, August II, lS7I
The express train on the st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Railroad, due hero yesterday morn
ing, ran through misplaced switch at Dardenne.
The engine, baggage and smoking cars were hurled sl
canght nnder tho engine and scaldcd to death.
Frank Benritte, the engineer, was badly cat ana
bruioo<
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annexed quotations Corn meal was uulet but price
were unchanged We quote = 1919

Wheat was in moderate demand and the market
regular, closing dull and heavy. sales OF choice No
Spring were reported early as high 81 ~ but they
price No swas nominally $i 65 81 g.; red Winter
The sales about bushels 81 Spring.
81 ~ for good No Milwaukee 81 % white Maryland
and 81 ~ for amber Ohio. Corn firm and fairly
active. Sales, 24S,0U bushels at CO. 6isc. prime
sail CSC 6c for prime In store 65c. Western yellow
and Csc. T2c. for white do Oats frner, slow
Of sale at the advance Sales 900 bushels at dc Tor No.
Chi ago. sic for lots of white State the track Soc
for mixed state do Barley inactive and nominal
Ryc-Sales I. 800 bushels Western at 75c. afOat.
FREtGHrs. There has been rather more doing in the
way OF grain reigh but at easier rates. other
SacS the market was quiet and steady The chartering
siderable inquiry noticeable, principally for vessels for
change; The engagements wcre:- :-To Idverpool, by
steam 81 800 bushels at 8d 2O bales hair, 40s
2lO boxes bacon, 35s 1900 do cheese 40s TO London
by s.eam 1850 bushels corn. sgd 20 hhds grease 25
To Antwcrp, 200 tons lard bacon md taow al a0s The
charters were:-A British steamship, Liverpool to
Queenstown for orders 1909 quarters grain at 7s 3D. If
direct ID or; british bark, hence 70 Antwerp 400
bos refined e.roeum, private terms: British bark
Norwegian bark hence toa Continental port 1900 bbls
riye), hence to Baltic port 340O do do a. 3d. Several
MoLAssEsThe market remained in tho quiet con-
dtion no disposition being eviuccd TO do business We
have only To note sales OF 30 bbs New Orleans at
The New York herald., 1872-08-13

haT ESSliii dI,sSaa Islands = ss &C.
gs %sssss fer s's
sss Rs e' % say ns%
sSf I "a: ss s
ps1RQLkyMI market for refined was dull and
gs nominal quoted sc Tss halt month";
Crude IN suE a G gsssS and N M at SSo S
o SHS fHa ss Ssa
f O. Suc s ha II Of
at x2sso.
m M s and 5 sss 'Hf a
as gS's s 5 aaa ana
Ibs iCr October al sS 6 The jcablns trade wa; unl@
a$S@
and Arm Dssf sass at eoSs 'ne 5S for spIS pss
sis aas rpa s
fS % SO ss m S Hs%s .sas sa SaS
nominal at ron, So ssi Cut meats were in limited
ssa sS%ana %
at and CO. or ter at
M s sSsss No. DfoVddS" ds1sraes % Be-
aoT sna nara or a. ra s exhibited no
e9angs quiet % @ and saay The e saYss up
y as%sd Ss and Ts5s. Ss5s sSSsd
Gn inferior e lea fair
to good iaiT, Vsc sAs good e prime, &c. 9S;;
S5c i 9a@c.; centrifugal hhds and boxes SIs.
a msssss s has and boxes u Ia %sIs Sn
7tossc SIC DO. - to Y e. szl . shfe; do. - tS
too l2c. l2sc. DO, white, lse. 2Kc Porto Rico
s1enn C1oaa e E prpzbsch % Standard No s
Jaya-Dutch sta ndard Nos 70 to II &c. 91sc.
RICE.Transacttons continued fair in all descriptions
ss s'ssi G5'as
KaDgoon atb?6c. q TIC.
SrEARINE in active demand and firm; sales 650
tierces prime az l0kc.
TALLow remained steady 9lc. for choice city, with
small sales.
WnlsKkY.--Rcccips 46l bbls The market dull and
unchanged Sales % bbs at 93c and w bbl in lots at
gJI.c,
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The QuOtntiCns nre bi3cu on COTTON running N qualify
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
other descriptions the market remained quiet We hear
of sales of 6i bags Rio, j. L. Pendgost and 27 bags
do. cx South America, both on private private terms.
We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes, l5ac; l5ic. fair
aisle gold per lb 60 % days. Jazz scysrImsnttsgs,
a lGc Ccylon, l6c Isc; MaracaiEo, Ice. 1sc. La
guayra l7c. 15,sc; jamaica l6c. Ike st Domingo,
lic.
,,FLogn AMP GnnsRecsipts-Flour. 10 s bills wheat,
Al 59 bushels; 2 $50 do meal 20u bbls. oats,
tis75 bushels The -four market ruled 1rm, though the
demand was only moderate. The entire SALES foot np
bbls supcrno rye. all at prices within the range Of our
The New York herald., 1872-08-13

For future delivery Oasis low middling) the sales
been ollows-sales Saturday after twelve o'clock
August lOO s. NJ at asc., 100 at NXc September I0 at
20 76c 600 at 2oc, 800 at 20 7iGc 100 at 20c October
100 at 19c go at 10 5Cc December, 200 a. 13%c 100 at
Is llGc-Total 2l0D bales Sales to-day up 10 three p
MAugust 100 at 1sc; September, 100 at 2oSc 100 at
20 S6c 700 at 2Sc 100 at 20 5idc 100 at c October,
300 at l9c 800 At 10 36c 400 at lsSc 100 at 10 3i6c 100
issic December S al isIc 100 at Is gisc 400 st
Total, $3.50 bales Grand total $3.50 bales The receipts
leans, 81; Mobile, isi savannsh, g.; Charleston,
This day last week. so4 rSis day last year, ear
2zs Rates on cotton to foreign ports close steady,
TO IIavrs by steam, M' gold; sail &C. TO Hamburg. BY
Sc gold, compressed san &c To Baltic ports by sail
&c Ic., gold. To Mediterranean ports, by steam, &c
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Opening Features Of Another
Weeks Operations.
A STRONG MARKET FOR BREADSTUFFS.
A Steady Gold Market, with the Premium
Ranging from ll5 3-8 lis SO.
CONTINUED LARGE CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Foreign Exchange Dull, but Firmer for Actual
Business, with Nominal Rates Unchanged.
MONEY STILL EASY.
Active Movement in Stocks During the
Day, the Market Closing Strong.
GOVERN ENTS FIRM,
Southern Securities Dull, Railway Mort
cages Quiet and City Bank
Shares Steady.
THE sUB-TREAsURER'S REPORT.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY, August 12-6 Z. N

WALL STREET, !
MONDAY, August 12-6 z. M.
On Change to-day wheat was firm, but dull
holders being encouraged TO maintain their prices
by more favorable advlces from London. Winter
Is in good supply and new nominal. The market
closed strong with the principal inquiry for export.
Flour advanced upon free inquiry limited arrivals
and reduced stock. Choice old family was scarce
and In demand. The market closed higher. Cotton
Yves quiet and steady at 2oxc for low middllng and
21Xc. for middling.
GOLD 1153x A 1859.
The gold market ranged on extreme quotations
between 1l5H and ll5as, the principal business Of
the day being at 1l5k. The quotation was made Of
1l5H, but it Is doubtful il any sales occurred at that
figure. The closing figure Of the premium was l15K
the market ruling dull throughout the day. Cash
gold was In free supply, from to a per cent
being paid to have 1t carried. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $4,000, god on account OF nve-
twenties redeemed and $4,000 for interest The
customs receipts were $573,OOO. The operations of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows Gold
balances So TAT soo currency do, 49, PAT; gross
clearances, sSa ssl 900. The following table shows
the movement OF the gold premium during the
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Dull, but Unchanged
Receipts at the Ports $40 Bales-Breud-
stufrs Firm-Oats Firmer--Porl< nj nd Lard
Firmer-spirits Turpentine Easicr-
Rosin Firm--Nhiskcy Steady.
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CHEESE MARKET.

Urea, N. Y, August IL, 1872
CHERsE-The offering Of factory here TO-DAY was 400
boxes, third OF which were sold at 1l1ac. 2lSc,
At Little Falls the rade In farm dairy cheese to-day
the largest Of the liO0 boxes offered
OF which 30 sod ut &c. &c 1900 boxes Of fac.
tory cheese were offered, OF which 500 sold at
from I1c fa i.c
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MONEY CONTINUES EASY,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable character of
Saturdays bank statement, and although at one
time the rate on call touched four per cent the
ruling figure was three per cent, with exceptions
at two per cent. Time loans Still in demand,
and in discounts short date paper at previous
rates.
STOCKS ACTIVE, EXCITED AND IRREGULAR.
The chief interest OF the street centred In the
stock market, where the bears made sharp raid
early in the day, carrying prices down through
out the entire list Western Union led the decline,
going of TO 69h, but recovering later In the day to
r. The recovery is attributed to the correction
semofIlcially, OF false impression that the COM
pany had been selling their own stock, the sales
being stated to be by outside parties intimate but
not connected with the management. With this
rally In western Union the whole list reacted the
MARKET leaving of dull but strong The other
favorites were Union Pacific, New York Central
Lake Shore, Ohio Rock Island, G. q. and l. c. and
Northwest. ST. Paul preferred was quoted ex divi-
dcnd. The following were the highest and lowest
prices of stocks during the day.
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MONDAY. August l2-6P. PM
CoIroY on the spot was dull and heavy The annexed
quotations entirely nominal, and in order to sell In
any considerable quantity concessions of c &c per b
would be necessary. Future deliveries dull and
dropping. The sales sum up foilows-
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CITY BANK SHARES.

CITY BANK SHARES
The following were the bids for city bank shares
to-day:-New York, 1874; Manhattan, l47k; Mer-
chants. ll6; Mechanics, 1873; City. 255; Phoenix,
lol Tradesmen's, l4s; Gallatin National. III;
Leather Manufacturers,' ITO; State of New York.
lOi Commerce, 49, Mercantile. l25; American Ex-
change, us; Bank of the Republic, ia; Hanover,
loo Metropolitan, 1856; Market, 126; Nassau 1907; I;
Corn Exchange, 1876; Continental. OK; st. Nicho-
las, ex div ia; Commonwealth, SO; Importers
and Traders, ITO; Park, l5O; Manufacturers and
Merchants. 100; New York National Exchange, OF (;
Fourth National, III; Ninth National, 1lo; Tenth
National 80; Oriental, ITO; Bankers and Brokers'
Association, 91; German American, 1903.
The New York herald., 1872-08-13
FINANCIAL.

AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIrE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies; also on B0pds ana
Mortgages; insuranccs OF all kinds effected with
paniea y. HABRICH CO., ll9 Broadway.
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS BOUGHT OR ADVANCED
" upon at 9s Broadway room 10.
I,OR SALE-Sl00pD REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES;
five years 10 run first liens; property three times
amount OF mortgages Interest 10 per cent payable semi
annually. Address MORTGAGE, box III Herald Office.
MONEY TO LOAN-IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
M New York cy 9T Rrookyr s;1 e Rprch,sss s sec
avenue and 1887 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-08-13

There was no afternoon session OF the Stock Ex-
change to-day, the Board having adjourned out OF
respect to the memory Of Mr.. Oswald Cammann
recently deceased.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

INTEREST ALL0WED At TIE RATEpf
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
ON OEK1IFICA 1ES OF DEP OSIl,
AND SIX PER CENT. CON-
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MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John b. Palmer. Vice-PresideDt.
A. G.. Brenizer, Cashier.
J. II. Sawyer, in general charge.
John o. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Has.
kell, F. W. McMaster, E. il. Heinitsh, ] ohm B.
Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. T. Scott, Newberry.
w. G.. Mayes, Newberry.
B. II. Rutledge, Charleston.
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Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, o..
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ings and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
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poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Wome o
ind Minors {whose doposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves. or, in case Of death, by
Lheir legal Representatives, wishing to la =
"sidefunds for future use. arc here afforded
IN opportunity OF depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
ahesam time, be subject to withdrawalwhe,,
2eeded. Aug 18