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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-19
Pacific Coast.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Ju

PORTLAND, Ogn., June Is.
The annual city election yesterday was
the most exciting ever held here. There
were three candidates in the field-Re-
publican, Citizen and Democratic. An
unusually large vote was polled. Henry
Failing for Mayor, the City Assessor and
one Councilman were elected on the Cit
liens ticket, the Republicans eleeting
Police Judge, o. n, Denny; Treasurer,
L. H. Lewis, and two Councilman. The
question of purchasing the Water Com
pany's works for $500, 900 was submitted
to the voters, and defeated. by over 80! 80
votes.
Weather stormy. Nearly two inches
of rain have fallen within three days.
SUCKER FLAT, June Is.
A blast of 36S kegs of powder was
exploded this evening in the Blue Point
claim, doing great execution.
SAN RAFAEL, June Is.
The seven Los Angeles rioters confined
in San Quentin for being implicated IN
the killing of Cinnamon in the Los An
gees riots, over year ago, were released
to-day. A motion for a new trial was
pending. when the District Attorney at
Los Angeles moved nolle prosequi, on
account of a flaw in the indictment, and
their release was ordered by the Court.
Their terms ranged from three to seven
years. ,o
The Spring Valley Water Works held
their annual election to-day, and re-
elected the old Board.
On July LIST the Anglo-Callfornlar
Bank, capital Sc, 1000, 900, will be opened
for business. The Office is on California
street, above the Bank of California.
Benjamin Dryden, sailor on tn
schooner Favorite, fell overheard Will
coming through the Golden Gate, AM
: was drowned before help reached him
The controversy between the Eurek
r Consolidated and Richmond Mimi
Companies has been settled, to the grea
e relief of all parties. The latter pay
$S5 200 to the former.
David Calderwood has sued Orland
. and others for $1,000 damages for IT
S moving dwelling-house from outsid
: lands belonging to the former.
h A Yreka dispatch says that one of Il
Modoc prisoners, called Curly-heade
Jack, deliberately shot himself dead;
d attempt of others to escape had bee
: discovered and frustrated.
S SAN LEANDRo, June Is.
o Edward Curtis, who was injured
Decota street Tuesday, is recovern
III but unable to get out of bed yet.
e. SANTA CLARA, June Is.
III This place has been of late infested
. a band of lawless vagabonds, who spel
y their days in drinking, begging al
sleeping, and nights in breaking in
VI houses and plundering whatever IN
- take their notion. Last evening abo
u 7:30, they visited the railroad dep'
which they entered by means of the re
,, window, but didnot succeed very well,
w. all the money with the exception of fl
~ or six dollars had been taken to the
~ press Office few minutes before. I
town marshal with posse of four mt
all armed to the teeth, started in pursl
IS and finally succeeded in finding tn
Wy camp but the rascals had pulled up n
10y left.
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REESE RIVER PIONEERS society
was organized at Austin on the 18th. All
persons are eligible to membership who
resided in Reese River District prior to
January /, 1864. After the adoption Of
the constitution and bylaws the follow.
ing named gentlemen were elected Off
GERS Of the society, to serve until the 10th
day of May, 1874; President, R. L. Hor
ton; Vice President, John II. Dennis
Secretary, A. E. Shannon; Treasurer, A
Solver; Marshal c. d. Spires.
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The republicans of Sacramento have
nominated Dir. o. Harvey for State Sena-
tor, and for the Assembly W. C. Hop
ping, DIR. H W. Hardness, T. F. White,
Amos Adams and P. J. Hopper, were
nominated
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CoMPRoMIsED.-We learn from Judge
Mckinney that the suit between the
Eureka Consolidated and Richmond
Companies has been compromised in
San francisco. The Judge was not in
formed as to the terms of the compro-
mise Reese River Reveille.
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PIONEERS OF '49.-The pioneer fever is
raging extensively in this city. In
another column will be found call for
the 40 Pioneers of the Pacific coast to
meet next Friday evening at the Office
adjoining the Sazerac Saloon Reese
River Reyeille.
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The Ogden junction, of the 14th, APP
pears in mourning, in consequence of
the death of Thomas G.. Odell, foreman
of that Office
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STATISTICS of mortality show San
Francisco to be the healthiest city in the
world, excepting Zurich, in Switzerland.
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TIE Chase family is now extinct. of
seven brothers, including the late Chief
Justice, all died without male issue.
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A CONSIDERABLE WIFE writes to the New
Orleans Herald proposing that every
bar-room be required to have an ambu-
lance attached to the establishment.
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for in one month they will be sent to the Dea'
Letter Office at Washington, d. c.
Abrahamson Adams MIR
Affantranger FIX Alternately Abijah
Ashburn 7 II
Baker John Il Barter l. l.
Bennett WM BENEFITS James
Bisang John Boyle ID
Boucher Aeare Brodeur Jas
Brien W II Brooks
Bray Edwin Brooks Curtis
Bradley James Brown Mrs cps
Bush Miss Butterheld ii
Butson VIM Buckley John
Burrows Mrs Sarah A
Capps Benz . CarrFA
Cavanaugh John Galloway ID
Chapman Coley Carr Maggie
Casey MichaelD Campbell Malcolm
Carbon Dan Carroll W 7
Caldwell John Cambple
Casgisy GeoW2 Grow Dennis
Crowley CA Crockwell Geo W
Dawell John Dawell Leonard
Davis Miss Maggie Daugherty Patrick
Dimick WIND Dittmsr John
Dill Dodge Joel
Doscher Carsten Duval JonesE
Dunlap G Dunning John
Edwards d Edwards Thos
Eldrige Vim
Feaness Joseph Ferguson VIM.
Funk Vim Flattely Michael
Fontaine wilbrode French CC2
Fulton SW2
! GaytesL Gallangher Edward
| Goenest George Groves james
Hauser Miss Mary Hatch Fred l.
Harrington FredM Havoc Honore
Haralan John Heald Samuel
Holt David Hollenbeck VIM X
Holman Sanford Hoffar Noble ) .
Hurley W II
| Jones Isaac johnson Jeroam
Kaplan Levi Kegan Driscoll
| Kellogg ia Kelly Jonn
King James + Knapp NJ
Laswell Al Lane
Lebar c Leary L c
Lloyd Jas W Lott Vim S
Lohr George Tonnage Joseph
McAlfray l. Mccall NJ
McFall Jack McKiernan Robert
Mcleod II Manning John
Maxwell Levi " Nee Martin
Mitchels Peter Miller John
! Morton Morgan Martin
hurry ID
Napp James Nash John
Nelson John G
Olsen Christian O'Brien Timothy I
O'Daugherty John
Patterson VIM Peterson John
Penberthy James Plummer Nj
Putnam Enoch Purdy Lewis
= Rawlings H Recess D
Remfrey Nicholas Regain Michael
l Rucker James
: schofsld Harry shosff Phil L
Sisson Delbert Soady VIM
9 Steitys Harry
Thomas G Ii Thomson Byron W
l. Thomson &c Tobie Martin j
g yansteenberg + Van Iderstine Georg
!. Won Nordeck Miss Van Wrinkle Psron
y E~ma Venian Vim
!, Vickers Jas
b Yang Anton Young Simeon
Watts CHI Weaver Vinal
y Westlake Chas Weir Adam 2
. Whitesides Mark2 Wilson Chalmers
9 Williscraft John Williams Joseph
o Wobs James
"a HELD FOR POSTAGE:
- Mrs s Irvine, Mammi, Saline county.
Mrs Kettle Snyder, Salisbury, Mo.
If VIM B McFall, Juntion City, Oregon.
II ~ On calling for any of the above let
please say advertised"
If T. W. ABRAHAM, P.
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Hew 1o-1au.
Found.

,urcK NO lag. DATED MAY 2s, 1878.
dr-xn 10 the order Of Lauren Rice on
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. Of San Francisco. for the Dc
sum of $50 rs, by J. NJ. Seibert, cashier VI
Wells, Fargo Co., Phoebe. ,o,
Apply at the Bank.
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Orient silver Mining Company
cation Of principal place Of business; San ran
cisco. California; location of works, Ely mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevada; -No 9 70
held on the Iith day of June. 1873, an assessmen,
mo. q of Ten Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation pay
able Immediately, in United states eoia com
TO the secretary, at the Office OF the company,
Room No. &c, Hayward's Building, NO. Als
California street, San Francisco. California .,
Any stock upon which this assessmen Mt snah
remain unpaid on the 10Th day Oh .19y,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised 10,
saie at public auction, and unless payment
Is made before, will be sold on Monday, the
IIth day of August, 1873, to pay the deIln-
ouent assessment, together with costs OF adSer-
Using and expenses of sale:
JOS MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office: Room No. 90, Hayward's Building. NO;
il9 California street, San Francisco, CAL Jei''d
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Telegraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL 10 rur ProoHK DAILY HEooRD.
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DEATH OF CHARLES r. BoND.-On
Wednesday evening Charles K: Bond,
Secretary of the Fireman S Fund lnsur-
ance Company, died suddenly from heart
disease ut the residence of DIR. John L.
Crook, on Chestnut street. During the
day he was engaged in his usual business,
and his sudden DEATH therefore, was all
the more startling. Mr.. Bond was 56
wears of age, having been born in the
State of Massachusetts III 1917. In 1919
he left Boston, where he was member
of the mercantile house of Whltwall,
Bond a. Co., and came to San Francisco,
where he has resided ever since, with the
exception of a few months visit East.
At one time he held the Office of County
Assessor, and afterward became Secretary
Of the Fireman's Fund Insurance Com
pany, which position he held at the time
of his death. Yesterday the flags OF the
Merchants Exchange, Exempt Company,
the insurance offices and number OF
commercial houses were at half-mast III
respect to his memory.
We found the foregoing paragraph IN
the columns of the Chronicle, and read
it with unalloved regret. 1t was our
privilege in years gone by, to enjoy a
long and intimate acquaintance with the
- - - - So % o'n u el''
pleasure to bear testimony to the many
excellent qualities of head and heart
that adorned the character of the Chris
tian gentleman whose loss we mourn.
San Francisco may well hang her flags at
half-mast in honor of his memory, fol-
he was true type of class now fast
dying out-the men who, leaving civil
zation behind them, boldly cast their LOT
with the embryo Queen City of the Pa
ciic-the men who made San Francisco
what she is to- day-the men of 49.
HIGH PRICES FOR HORSES AND CATTLE
On the 18th big sale of cattle and horse
took place at S. p Whipples farm, sar
Mateo county, Cal. The sale footed u
$4,000. Fancy prices were paid i
some instances for particularly well-bre
animals. A promising yearling filly
out of the dam of Lady Blanchard
brought $1,000; Speculation brougl
$1,000; Hambletonian was knocked dow
after spirited bidding, at so, 800. Nor
of the colts brought less than $500, an
many went as high as $3.50. Bulls (tho
oughbred Durham) brought prices ran
ing from S75 70 1886. Cows scld at val
Gus prices between $50 and 300 Thee
prices show that among stockbreeders
California blood tells
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Born.

CAILAHAN-virginia City, jeremiah, son Of
Sylvester and Johanah Callahan, aged
years and months.
NEvIN-virginia City, June IA, Winfred,
daughter Of Edward and Ellen Nevin. aged
year.
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NEW YORK, June 10.
t. E. Van Daren, son of the Rev. l..
H. Van Daren, Of Booneton, New York,
missing some months, has turned up.
A letter has been received from him,
dated Rotterdam, in which he says he
left Brooklyn for days cunning.
, 1873-04-05

Cabinet, to be composed of himselfa as Pre-
mier; Disraeli. Chancellor of the Exche-
quer; Ward-Hunt, Home Secretary Sir
Stafford Northcote, Secretary for India
Claiborne Hardy, Foreign Secretary /; the
Marquis Of Salisbury, President of the
Council, and Cairns Lord Chancellor.
Lord Derby's success is doubtful. If he
fails Lord GranviIIe's " scratch" Cabinet
will come in, and end with an appeal to
the country
The amount of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England on balance to-day is
$4,000, The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 4~,333,O0Of. during
the past week.
Madrid.-It is reported that a reaction
has set in among the radicals in favor of
the indivisible Republic as opposed to the
federal system. Senior Figueras, in an
unofficial telegram to Ministers Margall
and Tetuan, expresses fear that the people
at Barcelona are determined to stand by
their proclamation of federal Republic.
The Cure. of Santa Cruz, who leads the
Carlist band, treats the Spanish troops
who fall into his hands with great cruelty.
He recently tlogged several prisoners with
such severity that they died from the eff
fects of the blows.
The National Assembly has approved a
bill granting amnesty to offenders against
the laws regulating the newspaper press
in Porto Rico.
Rome.-Amadeus has formally reassum-
ed his rights as an Italian citizen.
, 1873-04-05
acknowledgements

Anledning af Hans Majest8t
Kongens hole F0dselsdag mod
tager Hans H0iyelbaarenhed Vice
gouyerneuren Gems ciyile og mlltiairo
EmbedsmHnd SAINT andre Indyaanere
i GOuyernementshuset Tirsdagen
der SIDE April d. A. KI. IL Midday.
PrHsidentskabs Secretariatet, st.
CrOix den 29de Marts 1873.
r.. PETERSEN.
, 1873-04-05

PFTER Begjering af Procurator
3 P. Lemming paa Vegne Her I.
E. Mendes her at Den som Executor
testament, i FalIedsboet efter at
d0de Madame Elizabeth Shelton og
tidligere abode Mand Planter limo
thy Shelton vii blive opraabt til Salg
/ Overeenstemmelse med Placat al
, 1873-04-05

1T Hr. Politiassistent Neumann under
A 31st f. NJ. efter eget 0nske bar fra
traadt Stempelpapirsudsalget i Frederik-
sted, og at samme fra s. D. er overtaget at
Hr. Kj0bmand Junghans, bekjendtgj0re9
herved.
StempeIpapirs- Contoiret Christiansted
den 1st April 1878.
JOH. F. GOLDBERG.
, 1873-04-05
Translation.

IN celebration of the birthday of
His Majesty the King His Excel
Iency the Viccgoyernor will receive
the civil and military Officials and
other Inhabitants of the Island at
Governments house on Tuesday the
Sth April this year ~ o'clock noon.
Presidency's S|ecretary's Office, st.
Croix the 20th March 1878.
Il. PETERSEN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

The speech Of Judge Merrick, (Which will be
found elsewhere, brought over from our Second
Edition Of yesterday,) was undoubtedly fair
view Of the Credit MobIlisr affair. During lie
delivery in the House, on Tuesday, there wa =
general assent to it's force and eonclusiveness,
especially upon the point that there was no eyi-
dence Of corruption against any except mesprs.
Ames and Brooks. His review Of the evidence
against the latter gentleman was searching and
severe, such as q Republican could not have
made, at all, without being charged with Apar-
tisan effort. but he declared as to the other gen
tlemen, Ames excepted, that every member Of
the Committee felt II to be his solemn duty to
fnd them ''not guilty" We commend to the pub
lie such earnest and positive utterAnces as these,
coming as they do from . pronounced Demo-
crat, learned jurist, and gentleman OF high
character, who has thoroughly weighed, after
having helped to collect, all the evidence In
this case. 1t is conclusive Answere to the
"whitewAsh "cry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
ANOTHER ADvANrAGE OF CoLLEeEs.

In late number of the COMMERCIAL. we
spoke Of the direct.pecuniary advantages of col
iesea to the place where they are located, as ex-
emplhed In the case Of Amherst, Mass, where
$4,000, contributed by the eitizens to bring the
college to that town, has led to an annual outlay
in the place Of some s1s9,0O which circulates
in every channel of business and ordinary liv-
ing.
But another and very importion result of 10
eating college in place, is, that it brings in
many permanent residents, and generally those
Of very desirable class, both socially, and in a
business point Of view. Wherever there is ,
frst-class college, there many families Of wealth
aud influence take up their residence, for the
sake Of educating their sons or daughters. Ant
generally these are families, the heads Of which
have retired from business, or are not dependent
upon it. And apart from their expenditures fol
living, which are usually on a liberal scale
thousands and even tens and hundreds of thous
Ands Of their capital soon find their way int
the channels Of business, aiding manufactures
building houses, constructing railroads, estab
fishing banks, and making improvements wbicl
greatly benefit the community, and prove profit
able as Investments to all concerned.
Let our thoughtful citizens and shrewd ant
enterprising business men ponder these things
in viewl Of the proposed Female College, o
which we have already spoken.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
THE DRAINAGE OF swAMPY LANDS.

The State Of Delaware, the limits of which
are 80 very contracted, can fl-afford to keep any
unproductive land, But it SO happens that she
has several hundred Thousand acres which yield
no profits, or very uncertain profits, to her farm
ers. This great evil comes from the existence
Of swamps, and low lands, chiefly found in the
two lower counties. For agricultural purposes,
these lands, in their present water-sodden con-
dition, are almost worthless, affording meagre
support to those who till them, and adding little
to the public revenues. Such state of things
is bad enough, but would be still worse if it ad-
mitted Of no remedy. But, fortunately for the
future, it does admit of remedy, and the
means of affecting drainage exists wherever this
is required. Lands relieved by drainage of sur
plus matter are found vastly more productive
and valuable than the higher lands surrounding
them. Persons owning swampy or wet lands
may well AFFORD to expend money, or submit to
fair taxation to procure the proper drainage,
when there is certainty Of having two or four
fold profits returned to them for each outlay.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

The oxford Press intimAtes that the CONNER.
clAL has been lying. The COMMERCIAL has said
nothing peculiarly pertinent Of the Press, thai
we know OF, except that it was ''live, enter
prising, newsy, good looking" paper, and 'editet
with ability" We may have lied about that I
the Press thinks 60, we retract.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

Mrs. woodhull's story about Mr.. Beecher lie, no
doubt, untrue, and if we may rely on the letter
of a New York correspondent, some extracts
from which we give elsewhere, it was most
culpable and shameful distortion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

We did not have the Oxford Press in our
minds eye for an instant, when we advised our
newspaper brethren to embrace the opportunity
offered by the Twenty-Second, and try to feel
like Honest George did, when his father caught
him at the cherry-tree. On the contrary, II
seems to us, the Press "schwore on, p" last year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

The River and HArbor Appropriation Bill gives
s6, 900 to our Wilmington Harbor $4,000 for
the Improvement of Broadkiln Creek In Sussex
o., Con which Milton, the home Of Governor
Ponder, is situated,) $4,000, for the improve
ment Of the Horseshoe and $4,000 for the
channel at Fort Miflin Bar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Ruaain.

THE BREAKING OUT OF SOCIALIST REVOLUTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.
A despatch from Vienna, states that social
ist revolution has broken outin the Russian pro-
vinces Of valpynia and Podolia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and rel
able Illuminating OIL for family use, free not only
from the danger OF explosion but from the dan
ger OF The mud ignlting should the lighted lamp be
upset. II ig free from Objectionable od0r, burns In
the ordinary kerosene lamps furnishing light un.
equRed by gas satisfactory in every particular and
free from all apprehension Of danger. II Is put up
In one gall, ave gall and ten gal. packages; each
can Ia closed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
facturers'a stamp. BY purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the geiDeneas OF the goods 10 war
ranted with the assurance OF obtaining an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied. Wholesale and re-
tail BY
&. BRINGHURsT 4 CO., ApethecArioa.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmtnotan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Kunkers BIvter wine Of Iron.

kunkoI's BIttoT wine Of Iron.
DR.. Jsyns's ExpectOFapt for Coughs and Colda
Ayers Cherry PectoFaL
DR.. Bchenck's Pulmonic Syrup
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup.
DIR. Schenck's Pills.
DR.. Roses Pills,
DR.. Jayne'H Pills.
Dr. Ayers PMS, and all the leading patent medi-
cinea I'm the market.
Also,R full and well selected stock of fresh Drugs,
Medicines spd Fancy Articles on hand.
Country store-keepeFs and gr0cers supplied with
Paregortc, Ladanum, Ae.
Essences Of all kinds. wholesale and RETAIL at
FOSTERS DRUG BTORK,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
HrOm our Late EDITION Of Ysstsrday.l
Canada.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BY BURNING.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c.
Mrs. Frasher and her five children were
burned to death, last night, at Beachburg, On
tarin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27
Babcock Fire EhingulshGf Co.,
SperiaI Tntifes.
Royer's Hoof LInInent.

BoyeF's Hoof LinlEnent.
have tested Boyer'a Hoof Linimsnt on the feet
OF over one hundred horses. The difference in the
condition of the feet s 30 great in lie favor that
would not be without 1t for ten times It's cost lt
should BE- properly applied 70 every horses hoo es-
pecialiy In tha Summer when the horses feet are
always In contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard and feverish.
which produces contraction. eorns, quarter cracks
contraction of the back afnew, commonly called
'sKnee Sprung" and often from the pains IN the
hoofa II produces sweeney In the shoulder We Fe-
II should be ussd on every horses hoof as commoR-
" a. oil il used haKneas or mems beets to keep
them In good condition. r. Y. CONKI1N,
Proprietor and Superintendent OF the Continental
BtablesL SAMSON Street Philadelphia
y pRIN9HURsT 3 CO., Apothecaries,
cor. Sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Liniment are fully prepared 70 supply II
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prioea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

The details given of the outrages Of Ku Klux,
in North Carolina are terrible, indeed, and We
are glad to find that Democrats, also, arc unready
to amnesty such hends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

Something New.
cAPsIC LAsTER,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia, stin Neck, Head
ache, LumbRgo, &o.
1t will not blister like Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. For sale by
B. O. SHOEMAKER,
SOC haglIet street. Institute Building.
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-27

EENHE ARTIsANs SAVINGS BANR,
NO. sol MARKET STREET,
WmAn9ToH, DBL
Open 70 receive deposits daily (SupdayB excepted
during the usual business hOura, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from TO O'Clock, p. III.
All the profits VI the Bank, after the payment OF
necessary expenses are dev,ted to the benefit Of
the deposltors, and dividends are made sem-annu-
ally In Apl and October. Since the organization OF
the Bank, In 1851 the dividends have uniformly been
at the rate OF si1 per cent per ennum
DIVIDENDS not drawn are regarded as deposits and
a. once become entitled to participate In future
dividendB
No manager ls allowed 70 borrow any OF the funds
lntruBtea 70 th7 Bank
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. hnLss GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT B. SMITH, GEORGE S. CAPRILR,
CHARLEs w. ROWLAND, NJ. L. LICHTEEsTkN,
EDWARD D4RIEGTON, n. r. BENSON,
HERRY II. DuKR JOB II. Jackson,
JOIN MCLRAR, WV. II, SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGISs
WIN. g. HILLES, PreRldent.
GKo. ". BUSH, Vice President
ectl2-1y JOHN p. McLEAR. Treasurer.