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lChicago Times letter.
visited the State-house yesterday in com
pany with a leading cotton factor, who told
me that the citizens of New Orleans rarely
visited the capitol, desiring to avoid coming
into contact with the present State officials.
After wandering about the building under
guide of an ex-State Senator, whispered to
my companion that I would like to see KEEL
logg, to which be responded that the latte.
kept himself closely confined to his room,
the entrance to which was guarded by Metro
politan police, and that he seldom received
strangers, as he was constantly in fear of as
sassination. Just then our guide asked us if
we would like to see the Governors apart
ments, and, upon receiving an affirmative an
swer. took us into the presence of Kellogg
himself. We were introduced and received
an invitation to call again. and then the
"usurper excused himself, saying he had to
go and see the Auditor. kellogg is about As
years of age, dark hair and eyes, heavy set,
and has q forehead which grows more expan-
sive every year, as the front of his hair grad
ually disappears with the entertainments of
time. After leaving the capitol, the New
Orleans man carefully wiped with his hand
kerchief the hand which had been polluted
by Kellogg's touch, expressing = desire to
wash of the stain at the earliest pos sible mo-
ment.
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BANK NOTICES.

Mechanics and Tra ders' Bank-New Orleans.
December u. 1s74-The annual election for nine Di
rectors OF this Bank to for one year. will be
held at The Banking House. No % Ca1Onlelet street
Oh the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY 1.-THE lsth)
1875, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 2P NJ
d16 tJa1s MOSES HARRIS, Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank-Noyv Orleans.
Dec. r. 1S74.-The annual election for Twelve Di.
rectOrs Of this Bank to during the ensuing year.
will he held at IFS Banking House on the 18th Of tanl
airy, 1875 from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p NJ
JOHN II. PIKE,
Ol2 JUL Cashier
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Omce Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany. No. "a Canal street, New Orleans Dec 1874
An election for twelve Directors to serve for the
suing year will be held at the office of this Company
on MONDAY, 2lst inst, between the hours of 10 a.
NJ and 2 F. NJ. C. c. LEWIS Secretarv
d1Of1 ~ >-J'
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dig BOD

The Peoples Bank Of New Orleans, Decem-
Der H. 1s74-The stockholders of this bank are here
by notified that the annual election for nine Directors
to serve during the ensuing year will be held at the
banking house on MONDAY, the 21st inst, between
the hours Of 10 A. M. and 9 L. NJ
BY order of the Board
dl2 lot N LANDRY Cashier
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Once Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
PAW, No. 124 Canal street. New Orleans Dec. g. 1874
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day
dividend Of -Four Dollars per share was declared,
payable to the stockholders and after January l.
1875 The transfer books will be closed from De.
cember I'D to 31st, 1e74 inclusive.
dlO td3l G. G. LEWIS, Secretary
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Once Crescent City Loan and Building As
soclatlon ~ Camp street (up stars), New Orleans,
Dec IL !s74-The Crescent City Loan and Building
Association will offer loan Of Money to its Stock
holders, at the office of the Association 40 Camp
street, (up stars) on SATURDAY EVENING Dec
49, at y O'Clock. Tie public is invited to attend
BY order Of the Finance Committee.
oil til T.. E. RTyCKNER Sacra+orv
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Nofice..The Annual Election for Seven Di.
rectors, will be held by the Stockholders of the Canal
street City Park and Lake Railroad Company at their
january 4, 1875 between the hours Of 12 NJ and p.
NJ, as provided in Article of the Charter Of the
Company. die til X. NJ. HARRISON Sec'v
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Office of the New York and Mexican Mail
Steamship Line and Baltimore and Havana Steam
ship Company-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES-The
American steamship WILMINGTON. Capt. James
Holmes. is now dscharging her cargo at the foot of
Caillope street. Consignees hereby notified to
attend to the receipt of their goods the levee
otherwise they will be stored at their risk and ex-
pense. j. NJ WITHERSPONN Agent
L17 80 Carondelet street
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Hibernla National Bank of New Orleans.
New Orleans, December 10. 1s74.-An election for
Directors Of this association to serve the ensuing
year Will be held at its Banking House. the second
TUESDAY in January 1875, from 10 o'clock A. M, to
O'Clock L. M. JNO. G. DEVEREUX
do I'd Cashier
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once Of Crescent City Railroad Company,
1G3 Canal street New Orleans November 10, 1874
Under the provisions of the charter the capital
stock Of this company has been consolidated into
shares OF the par value of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders requested to present their certif.
Gates OF stock IN order that new may be issued
Transfers will be made after date in certificates of
the new stock
mis- BOD JNO R. JUDEN, Secretary.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of ladng given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers r. Z. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANEY, Agent,
nc If III Common sfraaf
Special Notice to Shippers Of Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON.
DAY will give through bills of ladng to Pine Bluff
and all points on M. R. and N. w. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
ne If M r, and N. W. Railroad
Time Of Departare.-The NAH Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calllope street ct O'Clock p NJ, connecting with
AL fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on all trains iva
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Mutual National Bank-New Orleans. Dec.
TO- 1a74The annual election for Directors to serve
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House,
No. LOG Canal street, on TUESDAY, January ~
1879, between the hours of 10 A. M. and p. M
do I'm JOSEPH mitchell. Cashier
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In his lecture on the "Fall of Man." Mr..
Beecher breaches what he practices
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Office Crescent Saw Mill Association of
New Orleans-New Orleans, Dec. H. 1S74-The an
n'!al election for Directors of this Association will
take place according to Article of it's Charter on
MONDAY, Dec. %, 1874 between the hours of 9 A..
NJ ard +. NJ. at the office of the Association cor
ner of Water and Gen. Taylor streets
ul7 I'd" i, NICOLLE Secretary
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LOST-FOUND.

CST-A white, yellow spotted SETTER DOG;
IL answers to the name of "COlfax;" had ON when
lost steel cOllarchan with my name engraved on FL
Liberal reward will be paid for the return Of same to
GEORGE DOCkTER, lis Old Levee street: dl7lt.
OST-AscalOn COmmandery Gold Badge. for
ing to j. VIM. DAVIS
dl3 6t No. 12 Commercial Place
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

not he responsible for any debts contracted on her ac
count except made by the undersigned or his attorney
dl1 N* S. W. PLUME. Owner,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
rent furnished Bedroom to a gentleman. Location
near corner Camp and St. Jaseph streets Address
Lock Box $780, Post Office. ns Fl
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il Board-Th0se who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in . central locality either with or without
board, can be suited by applying at No. 1s6 julie
street, between Carondelet and St. Charles streets
Terms reasonable. M
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BALL OF ANCIENT ORDER OF H1BERN1ANs.-
The ball to be given ON the 18TH instant by
the above order has been postponed until
Saturday night. the 26th of December. The
occasion of the postponement has been
caused by the contemplation of St. Patrick's
Hall, the place at which the ball was to be
given. We would advise every one who
would enjoy a most delightful time to procure
their tickets, as this order is proverbial for
the elegant manner in which they always get
mp their entertainments. The finest music
has already been procured, and neither ex-
pense nor labor has been saved, but every ex-
ertion has been put forth by the Ancient Hi
bernians to make this the great ball Of the
xaas0n
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MASONIC.

Friends Of Harmony Lodge No. IS, F e. A,
M-Tle members of this Lodge are fraternally re-
quested to attend TUESDAY. the 18th inst at "a
o'clock for the purpose Of electDg their officers fof
the ensuing year. BY order Of the Lodge:
dl3 It y DASILVA, Secretary
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Notice to Stockh0l@ers-At q meeting Of the
Beard OF Directors of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, held on the 18th inst. a dividend of SIX
Dollars per share declared from the profits Of the
last six months payable and after the 18th Of Jan
ary 1873 The transfer book will be closed from the
gath of December to the 18th of January inclusive
dill I'm VIM S BROWN Treasurer
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RIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING
Monday, December 4,
GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION FOR THE
HOLIDAY SEASON.
Mat1nees Wednesday and Saturday.
TWO COMPANIES IN ONE.
The Speciality Organization embraces: Mfr. Geo s.
hMsht, Mr. VIM. Ashcroft Miss Bette Remmels
berg Miss Kitty Brook, Miss Sallie Clntop. Zegrno
and Moulton, and macy others. ~ . NV
Inc above frstclass Artists will appear in con.
junction with rF " ~
THE ACADEMY,S DRAMATIC COMPS
In T. c. DE Icons BURLESOUE
HAMLET,
YE DISMAL PRINCE
Embracing in the east every member of the Drn
matte and Speciality Company
Seats secured from . A. NJ. too M d13tf
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GRAND OPENING BALL
At
ST PATRICK'S NEW HALL
brand Dress Fancy Dress Masquerade and Calico BALI
To be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
On Saturday Evening, Dec. I'D. 1874.
At St. Patrick's Hall.

Committee Of Arangements-
M Finnerty, WI Kelly, James Heron.
Dan Owens A. BOyle Ino Eitznat,IcA
Applications for invitations to be left ut Jas Her.
ron corner Of Claiborne and Gravier streets at Dan
gwen corner PerdidO and ST. Charles streets; at p.
Gann0n corner St Louis and Viiere streets at Tons
Gilmores corner Vaudeville ond Victory streets or
d. ~. u Mealie's, corner Magazine aad Terpsichors,
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat room
10 De left with w. j. Kelly, corner of Common and
Claiborne, and Dan Owens corner st. Charles and
PerdidO
Tickets. 81.
MA I'd
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CT. CHARLES THEATER
-
ANOTHER GREAT BILI-ENTIRE CHANGE
EVERY NIGHT
Thursday Evening, December ~.
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS,
Or, THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
FRIDAY-GrandCo Complimentary Benefit to I.ITTI. +.
NELL.
Little Nell Matinee Saturday at IL.
1 SUNDAY, Dec. 20, the Celebrated Comedian,
MIR. f. =. CHANFRAU,
in his Great Speciality Drama,
KIT, THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER
Prices az usual. d17
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Office Of New Orleans Gas Light Comm nv
corner BarOnne and Common streets-New Orleans
Dee 4, 1e14-NOTICE-Ans election will he held a,
! this office on MONDAY, 4th day of January 1s75
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ for six
directors OF this company, to for the year
ing from the first Monday in February next
do In WIN. S. BROWN, Treasurer.
Once Jefferson and Lake Pontchartraiu
Railway Company, New Orleans, La. Dec T. 1874
The annual election for Directors of this cOmpaDy
will take place, according to law, on MONDAY Jan
4, 1875 between the hours of 10 A. M. and 124 r. M
at the office OF the company, II Baronne street.
"a Inn p. MCBRIDE Secretary.
Office New Orleans and Carrelltop Rail-.
road Company, New Orleans, Dec T. 1S74EThe an.
nllal election for Directors Of this company will take
place, according to law, on MONDAY, Jan. f. 1875
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and 2 r. NJ at the
office of the company, II BarOnne street.
d. I'm p MCBRIDE Secretary
Special NOtice-No bills contracted by the
crew OF the tugbOat S. c. HALL. will be paid unless
Endorsed by the undersigned.
JOHN MCCOY, Owner.
d3 Inn JACK CLARK, Captain.
Reduction in Rates Of Freight-Herenfter
freight for Monroe snd Trenton per the N. L. and T.
r. K, will 60 through at the old tariff rates.
dltt j. JANNEY, Agent
Cotton Press Notice-TAe Terrell Press, Ger.
ner of Orange and Chippewa Streets congresses
Cotton as oompactly as the present Ties will hold.
n221m
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EVENING, the 18th inst, at o'clock.
~ order OF the Captain. HURST, LIST Sergt.
Attention Company Z, First Crescent CITY
Regiment-The officers and members CT this com.
Dany are hereby ordered to attend the regular meet
ing 1t Factors Press, THURSDAY EVENING, 18th
inst at 81 clock. full and prompt attendance is
required. by order:
r. T. PLEASANTS Captain.
CHAs. FALFREY y. 5. d17 NAE
Attention Company I, First Crescent CITY
lsegiment-The regular meeting will take place at
O'Clock THIS Thursday EVENING, at the hall
corner of Canal and Claiborne streets. prompt
and full attendance is required
j. H. s. SELLECK, Captain.
IHOs EGAN. U. s. dit
Company &, First Cree cent City REGIMENT.
attend a meeting at Browns Hail. THIS THURS
DAY, Dec. II, at y P. NJ Rules strictly enforced
BY order ID. NJ. FITZPATRICK, COmdg.
JAS. A. RENsHAw, o. $. dir
The Members of s'SlOc0mb Bnttery.O Fifth
Company Washington Artillery are requested to ut
tend a meeting at 1a6 Common street on FRIDAY
EVENING, at 7 o'clock. sharp. d17 ct
Attention Members Of Company ID, First
Crescent City Regiment will meet Headquarters on
THURSDAY EVENING. 18th inst at o'clock for
the purpose Of re-Organizing the company Punctual
attendance required.
ARCHIBALD MITCHELL, CAPTAIN.
NJ A. ALLYN, Orderly Sergeant. DIG
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RENTON'S RESTAURANT
15--.-.......- st. Charles Street lz
This well known Restaurant is now OPEN and the
proprietor invites all his friends and the public in
general to give him call. All the delicacies of the
season are here attainale at the lowest prices
Also tine stock Of WINES and LIQOCRS
l13 I'm
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Reduction in Rates Of Fref9ht-Herenfte
freight for Monroe snd Trenton per the n L. and 4
r. X, will 60 through at the old tariff rates.
diff JJANNEY AGENT
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w. G.. COYLE & co.
PIIISBU re- COAL, Screened expressly for family
| use: VIRGINIA CAMEL COAL large lnmbs
ANTHRACITE COAL Steam, Egg and Chestnut
| SIZE Delivered at the lowest market rates
Office 13e Gravier street.
Denots: Corner Race and Levee, and corner Julia
and Water streets d1G 1w
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Company A, Eleventh Ward White League
The regular meeting will take place, at the wgwam
on Magazine street, near Sixth on THIS (Thurstlay)
EVENING, the 18th inst at clock
BY order Of the Captain. HURST LIST Sergt.
dir 1t
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GAYETY THEATER.-The many frequenters
of the Gayety were last evening entertained
by perfect shower of new stars, who ap-
peared upon the boards of this theater with
various and excellent specialties. The little
hall was almost raised from its foundation by
the loud and continued applause brought
forth by the side-splitting burlesques and
eccentricities of Messrs. Banks and Kurtz.
The rendition of several pieces by Mr.
Malmburg was excellent, while Lite Dot
acquitted herself, as usual, with great eclat.
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BALLS.

BALLS.
~ RAND FANCY DRESS AND MASOUERA DIE
BALL,
For the Benefit of the
RAMPANT STREET CONGREGATION
Will be given at
EXPOSITION HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 10, 1874.
TICKETS Is.
Ladies' Invitations be procured from f. NJ
Lew AZ Union street; Leon Myers A Canal street.
Albert Bloom, corner Magazine and Nachez streets
judah Seidenbacn, 10 Charities street David Cobn.
81 Charles street. or from any OF the Invitation CON-
mltteeS do ThSuTuGSa
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OPERA HOUSE
Thursdny, Dec. ~, 1874.
Matinee at 12 NJ
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR Grand One,., in
four acts.
Thursday Evening. Performance mt = o,clock.
-. JERUSALEM, Grand Opera in five acts,
DIG 1t by Verdi.
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NAYETY THEATRE
~ Corner Common and Baronno streets.
JAS. FLYNNE. Proprietor and Manager
CHAS. U. WHITE....... Director Of Amusemenfs .

AdmssiOn only 8 cents.
This magnificent
SPECIALITY, VARIETY AND NOVELTY
Theatre presents nightly an array Ut
TALENTED ARTISTS.
This Evening, LITTLE DOT, Miss NELLIE
BROOKS, Miss ABBIE FARNSWORTH, GEORGE
KURT, w. v. MALMBURG, CHAS L. BANKs.
Miss DOLLIE DIAMOND, TOM WAKEFIELD.
supp0ted by our
STAR SPECIALITY COMBINATION.
O6 3m
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Moving TN,

We are informed that ths Executive
Committee of the Independent Re
puhlicans have received encouraging
letters from prominent politicians who
wero dissatisfied with tho results of the
late convention, promising their sup.
port and urging that tho movement be
pushed forward vigorously. A leading
Republican Of Greenville writes thnt
"nearly all the Republican vote will
sustain it in this County," aud an.
nounces his intention to go to work at
once In its interest. He further cx-
presses tho opinion that the conserva.
tives there will 60 to man for Judg,
Greene for Governor.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -
j: w. Smith-Stoves.
Meeting Of Acacia Lodge.
House. tor Sale.
j. w. Parker-Lecture.

a DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM
learn that on Wednesday evening last.
destructive hail storm, accom- mpanied
with violent wind. visited the SoutE.
western portion Of the County. passino
through that section from Wiilifora's
store to Moffattsville, damaging in its
course both timber and crops. The
section that suffered most was tract
of country lying about two miles west
Of Moffattsville, where it is said trees
were blow n down, the leaves beaten off
the standing timber, fodder torn into
sbrcds. aud the leaves, together with 9
great number of bolIs, beaten off the
cotton stalks. Nearly all OF the
farmers in that section suffered more
or less from the destructive effects os
the storm. Both the corn and cotton
crops were severely damaged, and it is
said thnt there will not be made, at
the highest calculation. more than one.
third Of cotton crop. The hail lying
on the ground in some places after the
storm was found to be about seven
inches in depth. This is the second
hail storm that has visited this pros.
perons section Of our country, and we
hope it will be the last, for tue farmers
there are almost ruined
anderson LteNigence,..
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The Greenville Necs Guys: "Oul
neighbor, the Republican, comes to US,
this week, without the familiar signu.
lures of Il. and S., and we feel assured
that s. will never again father articles
IN support of Chamberlain" S. is
known to be Gen. J. Minis Sullivan.
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merge all differences for the public
good; whep we should oheerlully sac.
riass, if nssd be, out individual opin.
.ioqa if that sacrifice should be neoest
sas.s to aoospplishs tie paramount OBJ.
ject We all Gave ia view. g
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"We know no better medy. if the
worst comes, than to put New Orleans
again under her old master, Ben. Bat
Ter. He calmed her once, AMI he
could do it again. - Union Herald.
An atrocious sentiment. which fa-
tignes the indignation.
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In those parts of England where the
furm laborers have land to cultivate 3
gardens for themselves, none Of them
have joined the union, gone on
strike or listened to the porsuasions Of
the agitators to emigrute. AS the GUS
tom of giving tue laborers land in this
way is becoming very general, it is
likely that we shall hear much less Of
discomfort.
IA Breton 10 an named Eticnna Vallon
has just been condemned at Rennes to
forty yenrs' hard labor, for beating his
wife 80 hard as to occasion her death.
He was in the habit of in1icting cor
poreal punishment on his wife with q
walking stick, and contended, in de-
tending himself, that he did not over
step q natural right.
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LOOK OUr.-The Southern Republi-
can Convention will be run AS slander
mill.
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The sixth section Of the National
Bank Act provides that "every national
bank association. State bank Or State
banking association shall pay TAX Of
ten per centum on the amount of notes
of any person, State bank or Stute
banking association used for circula.
ton and paid out by them after the
first day Of August, 1866, and such tax
shall be assessed and paid in such
manner as shall be prescribed by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. :"
The Attorney-Ge holds that the
issue OF such bills is paying om within
the meaning Of these words as en-
ployed in the statute, and that not only
the association or bank which receives
them and pays them out is Liable to
the tax OF ten per cent. upon the
amount paid out, but that the associa
ton or bank which originally issues
them. or otherwise pays them out, is
also liable to the law. Hy also holds
that nn ordinary firm. if engaged in
the business of banking, is a State
banking association within the mean.
ing of the statute. Under this ruling.
the Commissioner of Internal Re venne
Is collecting the ten per cent. much to
the surprise Of purties who protest
againet such an Interpretation.