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that book When going to carry him
some Refreshments, she repeatedly heard
him uttering the language, 'Oh, Lord,
Lord God, or Lord Jesus have mercy
upon me-" Now Let Col. Bob produce
another "statement," and the O6scrr at.
tend 10 Voltaire. A
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Weather Indications.
" Al UBFAEIEENII
UFPICK OF THH CmRT sIgSAL 0TYiCER,
wAaTrnTnSs ~ ~ it,, a

OBHCE OF THE CIIIFT sIBSAL OTYicsN !
WAaMNOTON, y. C., Oc', al .. q.
IBoDAB1LlI1BE
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
south winds, stationary temperature, In
cCreaI,tnG cloudiness, rain areas and fall
ing barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, variable winds,
mostly from the easl, clear or partly
cloudy weather, followed by rain areas
and stationary or lower pressure and
temperature.
Cautionary signals are ordered for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Haven and
Section /.
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Last night the marks indicated .,
inches and falling. The water Is love-
now than it has been at any time thi.
season.
The Science left for Parkersburg OF
time yesterday morning.
The Tempest left for Suntish at 3 p. N.
the PhAeton for Sistersville at 5 PM.
The Ragon has laid up down at thl
Belmont Mill. She will receive two new
rings on her chimneys, making theu
about four feet higher.
The Bette Gilbert will leave for Par
kersburg this morning in place Of tht
Ragon.
by TeleSrlPh.l
PirTsBuRoH, October 27.-The River
has fallen 5 inches below the marks
Weather fair and warm.
CAIRO, October 1.--River 5 feet 2 in.
ches and falling. Weather clear; mer.
curry II.
ClEcENNArI, October 1.-RiYer 4 feet
inches and about stAtionary. Weather
warm and clear.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
clear; mercury 64o to 81. River q feet
Up-Dora Cobler, N. Smith. Down
Fashion, Yazoo. Business light.
Sr. LouH, October l.-Arriyed-Tida
Wave, Meyer, Ashland, Spread Eagle
keoknk and City Of Vicksburg. Depart
chichester, for Memphis. River faIlcr
inches. Cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, October l.-Clear and
warmer. Arrived-John Wilson. River
falling, fleet 8 inches in the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-Arrived-
Susie Silver, St. Louis. Deparled-Be'
and barges, St. Louis. Weather cloudy
threatening rain.
MEMPHIS, October l.-WeAiher clear
Ri yer fallen four inches.
VIcKsBuRG, October 1.-River 8 feet
Weather cloudy. Arrived-NatcheG are
Grand Tower.
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MONTREAL, October l.-Forgeries on
Canadian banks similar to those in the
West have come to light. The Bank oi
Montreal lost 5 900 and the Union Bank
Of Lower Canada 5000. The Merchants
Bank and Bank Of Ontario are also said
to be victimiEed,
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BOsIos, October L. Arrived - The
steamer Marathon from Liyerpool.i
LONDON, October 1.-THE steamers City
Of Chester and Leasing from New York,
and st. Louis, from Philadelphia, have
arrived.
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POLITICAL NOTES.


HARTFORD, Conn, October 1.-The
Hartford Democrats elected their entire
ticket to-day by majority ranging from
250 10 500. There are charges OF fraud
in several wards. The vote in the State
on the Constitutional amendments was
light, but both will probably be carried.
The first prohibited extra compensation
to public officers, and the second prohib.
tied town aid 10 rnilrnads.
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A DAY COMING THAT WILL UPSET coNK.

The committee of fifty appointed on
Saturday at meeting of prominent Re-
publicans in the Union League club, met
tonight to arrange a mass meeting to en-.
dorse President Hayes and his admins
tration, and to take measures on the re.
cent action Of the Republican State Con-
vention at Rochester. The following call
was issued Republicans and all others
Of the city Of New York who approve
the administration OF President Hayes
in its efforts promote permanent Union
and harmony Of the whole country and to
restoreevery branch Of the civil service
to its early efficiency and purity, and
who feel that the action Of the late Re.
publican State Contention has placed the
Republican party and the people Of the
State in a position toward President
Hayes and his administration at once
false and injurious.
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PittSburph.

PITTSBURGH, October L. Petroleum
l=ouist and steady; crude % 37ISa2 20 at
ParkerE refined llilal4jfc, Philadelphia
delivery,
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According to reports received late to.
night, Mrs. Black was shot twice and
mor!ally wounded by Doc Ward. Fears
OF lynching are entertained.
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BosroN, October 1.-The Working.
mems Party Convention met to-day,
Richard Silday presiding. The Commit.
tee on Nominations OF State Officers re.
ported the following, which, doubtless,
will be accepted: Governor, Wendell
Phillips Lieut.. Governor, VIM. Earl;
Secretary OF State, VIM. H. Cos; Treas.
nrer and Receiver, Gen. D. Lumm; AT.
torney General, Israel W. Andrews;
Auditor, n. E. Chase.
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ArausrA, o,tober LII Is reported
that there were four deaths from yellow
fever yesterday at Port Royal.
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Senator Sharon will not be able to
attend the special session Of Congress.
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RAILROAD BoSDs.,Steady.

STATE BoSps-Dull.
sToCEs-Inthe stock market coal roads
fell lal u per cent, with a slight recovery at
the close, while the general market vas
firm throughout the day, with an advance
in prices OF from Il to IL. and Of 8 per
cent in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
& indianapolis. Outside Of this stock The
chief advance was in granger shares, which
were influenced by large receipts OF wheat
to-day at Milwaukee and Chicago, while
other western railroads and trunk lines
shares advanced on rumor that freights
were to be advanced. Later in the day ru.
mors were aaoSt that prominent parties
identified with railroads on Long Island,
had gone to protest. II was also stated that
their liabilities were 8. $4,000.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which 1850 were New York Central,
5000 Lake Shore, 1900 Northwesterrs, s,
81, 600 St. Paul, 5000 Delaware.& Hudson
5000 Lackawaua, Z 900 Michigan Central,
$4,000 c. .. c. L l., 10000 Essex and $4,000
Western Union.
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FIRE RECORD.
Packing HOuseIRurned.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The extensive
packing house Of Armour &, Co, at ths
Union Stock Yards, took Gre yesterday
The two upper floors, with their entire
contents, we're badly burned. The stock
on the % floor suffered considerably
while the lower floor eIcaped with com
paraLively small loss. The building wal
insured for $4,000. The whole loss MAY
reach $4,000, but can not amount tC
over $4,000.
HEAVY FIRE AT tSDTAHAPoLIs.
INDTANAPoLIs, October l, 1r. M.-Ths
large four.story Wholesale block on the
corner Of Louisiana and Meridian streets
near the Union depot, is burning. Iii
occupied by Wiles, Coffin & Smith, gro.
GERS; 9. c. & /. r. Il. Co. Offices; Ham.
merstein Bros, photographers; John B.
Stump &Co., liQuora; C. A. MoTatt 4 Co.,
show cases; Mooney, Taylor & Smith,
leather and belting.
The fire Al the corner OF Meridian and
Louisiana streets was confined 10 the
third aud fourth stories, the second and
first being deluged with water. WiIes,
Coffin & Smith, Wholesale grocerS, stock
valued at $4,000. partly removed; in
Sured for S?9,5O0 Mooney, Taylor &
Smith, wholesale leather dealers, dam
aged by wafer; insured for S33, 500. The
building Is insured in the franklin Of
Indianapolis, Northwestern, National,
Amazon, Atlantic, Underwriters and
Glenn Falls, $4,000 each; also in the
Mercantile, Of Cleveland, 5000, and in
the LorillRrd and GermGnia, Of Buffalo,
Westchester and Merchants, OF Newark,
$500 each.
AT WYOMING, IOWA.
CHICAGO, October la special says
that yesterday afternoon the business sec.
tlon Of Wyoming, Iowa, was visited by
Ere and property worth from $4,000 to
$4,000 destroyed. Insurance nominal.
CoRsicANA, Texas, Ootober la block
OF wooden buildings on Benton street,
comprising photograph gallery, two
stables, large blacksmith shop, two or
three small stores, and four or Ave dwell.
ing', burned lhisevening, No insurance,
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NRw YORK, October !. MONEY -
4a5 per cent Prime mercantile paper Gas
per cent, Custom receipts $46S,O0O. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed S22I, ,OCO.
Clearings $4,000 Sterling heavy; &C.
tual business, long 4.Sl, short 4S4H.
GoLD-Opened at l031s, and closed at
1903. Borrowing rates fat at lal v per cent.
Carrying rates per cent.
slLvER-At London 55Hd. Here, silver
bars 81 % greenbaCkS, 81 l9H gold. Silver
coin IasS per cent discount,
RSMRSTS-SIeahH
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Wt1KEsBARRE, Pa, ostober l.-oper.
ations at the mines ofthe Lshigh & vii.
keS6arre Company have resumed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Public Deht Statement.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The fol.
lowing is the public debt statement for
the month OF September:
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Sun Another Savings Bank In
U'HnnhIa

BOsroS, october 1.-The saving. bank
at Hyannis suspended.
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GHE WHEELING NELnGENoER TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUSTA 1877

It's application. It will also cure that ug.
ly form Of the disease which affects the
palm, and called by some "Catarrh Of the
hand"
This subject Of Aborting disease In its
inception is one Of immense importance
to the patient, In the saving Of time and
suffering, and In reducing doctors bills
10 minimum. In inilammatory diSSas.
"a ! believe il can nearly always he done,
when taken in time, and therefore would
advise every one TO send early for a ply.
stefan. Now do not think | am advising
in the interest Of the doctor far from il /.
To illustrate: a feelS ill-has some fever,
and sends Immediately for the doctor. b
has the same symptoms, but thinks he
will be better tomorrow. When to.mor.
row comes he feels Some worse, but still
hopes Tor the best. BY the next day he
il 20 much worse that he pends for the
doctor without further delay. The two
accounts stand thus: A, two days lot
time; doctors bill (one visit 50, paid
for he il under the impINs.
sion that there was not much the matter,
and that he had been too hs'iy in caIiirg
the doctor y, several weeks lost thur;
doctors bill $50 more or lo-., paid grate.
fully, for tho doctor saved nv lie"
When put in thu shape tho dniest can
r"l TAFT ~" wh"rn ia. ,J,iiI and loss
r' me-. IL, anil thee ~. ls}rhl cases Of
i,r!. ucrurrercr in tho practice Of the
rI,np art
IN my last, plea,u read "tnxic" for
: tonic" and uniting" Tor melting"
GUNAIKA
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10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
Cook COUNTY, Ang. 23.-I have sim
pie and very successful treatment for u
ielOn, which every one ought to know,
aud which, think has never before been
in print. am sorry that Old. Bachelor
Uncle could not have known nf it in time,
and thereby been saved great suffering,
hut feeling the impoasibilily oil this, YET
me TO thinking that mustgend il to The
lIome, 30 that others who might need
should be, prepared in advance Of the
need. My plan il, "a soon ns the diagnosis
ia made out, to apply over the painful
part good nyblistcr. It Ia moi In the
least painful, and "A soon rs Il begins 10
draw we'll the pain Of the islon abatca,
and the disease il ab0rled. II mppura.
ton hRd commenced, it will now come 10
The surface with the serum Of the blister.
rhis plan il a. great an improvement
over the bindnge treatment "a The latter
j. over the old practice Of lanCing to the
bone. LinciHg and lobeliA relieve ten.
sion, thus making the pain bearable,
while the bNndage and blister cure i'm.
mediatcly by toning and supporting tho
part; and the blister hD these advantages
over the bandagc, that il cures without
any additional pain being temporarily
inflicted, and that il reQnires no skill In
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Iu,lc'sh'E'~ York Letter TO tho Boston Jonruai
Tie great want in New York ia civility
in trade. Stewart, short time before he
died, raid that one OF the great plaques Of
his life was to iind salesman Ihht would
be civil to poor people who wanted few
needles aud some tape. TO ladies that
traded in batinS and laces men would be
polite. But the same aAlesmim would
snub Il small buyer. II il the universal
complaint that official. aru lmprltnent.
One can hardly get a civil answer in
trade. One OF our car conductors came
up the other morning 10 the Grand Cen.
trail Depot. Ills car wM stopped two
blocks below. This train left a, twelve.
a dozen people were in the car who
wanted TO take the noon train. Some OF
them were aged and decrepid. Instead
Of announcing that his car would be de.
tanned ten minutes, he jumped of, bought
n paper and an apple, cam into the car
and began 10 eat and read. When asked
il the cor was going TO move lie simply
shouted, "lf you want the twelve train
you had better be lively" All his load
lost that train through his logged incivil.
ity. saw lady ask for bunch Of
tickets at one Of the ferry offices. A mere
lad threw down two punches. The lady
said she wanted but one package. The
boy flew into passion, as il the woman
had committed some great crime, because
the lad misunderstood her. lie really
abused her 80 that the woman left in tears.
During the Centennial season little Of
the old-Iims courtesy would be healthy
infusion.
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BELLAIRE LocAIS.-We are sorry to
announce the death Of Albert Strong, a
highly respected young man Of our com.
munlty, who, after n wearisome illness,
OF over seven months, died ut his resi-.
dence at q A. NJ. Sunday last. His re.
mains were taken from the Presbyterian
Church to the city cemetery for inter.
ment at . o'clock yesterday afternoon,
followed by large concourse of mourn.
ers. The deceased leaves behind him a
wife and one child, who deeply feel their
untimely bereavement.
We are informed that the Young Mems
reading room Of this city, which was in.
augurAted during the late Murphy move.
ment, is now TO be discontinued for the
want OF funds 10 bear the necessary ex-
pendltures, unless some Of our well TO do
Christian friends come forward TO the
rescue, until such time as the majority of
our Young literary men are again placed
on solid footing in financial point Of
view, to provide for the support and
maintenance Of this institution.
Council meeting this evening to trans.
act important business.
A train, composed of ten passenger
coaches 10 carry excursionists to Cleye-
land, left here at 10 A. NJ. yesterday.
The platform, which was erected by
our Republican friends during the late
Presidential campaign in the Public
square, was purchased by Capt. Wallace,
to be used in the construction OF prac.
tiCe room for his band. Capt. Wallace,
a staunch old Democrat, has thoroughly
examined that platform" and pronounc.
ed it as safe and sound. Give ua your
ES-!
The street cars Of this city make their
regular run from Ben'on's Ferry to the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad depot Spre.
ciscly in twenty. five minutes, a distance
OF two and seven.eighth miles.
The directors Of the Bcllaire & South.
western Railroad Company will hold n
meeting this afternoon.
W. T. Campbell, Esq, locAl editor oil
the steubenvilIe Herald, visited our city
yesterday. JED.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 97.-FIour-
Quiet; superfne 81 90, extras s. 90, Penn.
sylvauia family 50 95a7 80, Minnesota So -
NJ On, high grades 81 5Ou9 90. Wheat
Quiet; No. amber 81 SSal dS. Corn
More active and steady; yellow 5aaGOc, mix.
ed 5Sc. Oats-Steady; white western Sla
Sic, western mixed 9Sa3}c. Rye-Dull at
G2a6jc. Pork - Sli 50al5 90. Butter
Good demand; Western Reserve lSagOc.
EggS-WeStern ut l7alSc. Chcese-Firm:
western full cream l0fallc. Petroleum.
Quiet bnt firm refined l32Sal35lc; crude
9Lc.
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NRw ToEI, August 81. Cotton Firm
ut II l.l6all Slide. Flour Higher: Ne. =
at 81 O0a3 80, superline western and state
g Loaf -, common to good F. uOa5 ~,
good to choice s. 7OiG 10. white wheat rNt.,
50 0IaG ~, fancy 81 IOnS -, extra Ohiu
s. COaG 70, st. Louis s. lOaS %, Minu,.otn
pAicnt process 81 7ja9 -. Wheat guir,,
new No. . Chicago spring 81 3Si! north.
west spring 81 80; No . Milwaukee old
81 70, old 81 80. Rye nuil. western 90 Z,
hIOc. Barley Nominal. Malt Firm.
Corn Higher; warm western mixed 6lr,
ungraded do 59aajjC. Oa;. lIigLN u
buyers favor; western mixed Nnd Suu .
a5Sc, western 35aii -. Hay l'ucimu. Q, H..
Hops Dull western iasc. MoH,.,
GrocC'y Cluu, COllrr lIurhm.rd.
Whi,ky-puDl At SIl AT Il.
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CINCINNATI, August27.- Cotton--Firmrr
at 1850 Flour-Dnll and lower; fam Is
s. 5Oa5 10. Whust--Easicr at 81 O5al )
'orn-EHsicr at 4GaiTc. OaIS--Quiet hut
firm at 2jaSOc. Rye Good demand al
5Sc. Blrley-Dull and nominal PORK o.
Firm ut Sl2 -. Lard-lIigher; steam
S 80, kettle 50 10. Bulk Meats-Gool
demand at 81 sjaG 6ia7 90. Bacon
Firmer ut 5lGa5s sa7 mi 'sa7NaSc. Butter
Firm and unchanged. I.insCed Oil
Dull and lower at 5Oa52c. Whisky -
Steady and firm at 81 10.
HoGS--Easier; common 81 5Oai S., light
$ iOa5 rs, packing 81 9Oaj 10, butchers
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THR Cambria Iron Company, Of Johns
town, Pennsylvania, ia importing iron ore
from Spain at a cost Of only eight dol
lara a ton, and this region Astounding in
iron ore which is worth in the mine not
more than fifty cents ton, but which the
strikers refuse to handle except at higher
rates than the masters, at the present low
rates oil iron, can afford to pay. The
Spanish ore is said to yield sixty per
centum of metallic ore TO the ton, and can
be laid down ut JohnStown cheaper than
the ore brought directly by steamer and
railroad from the Lake Superior mines,
in Michigan, or from the "Iron Noun
tain," in Missouri.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoEE, August 27.-SIOSEY--3a5
per cent, closing at 3aSH per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3aj per cent. Custom
receipts, s53l 900. The Assistant Treasurer
dishursed S355,0O0. Clearings $gs O0O. 600.
Sterling firm; actual business, long J.S2,
short 4.8iH. Tho nrmness was due 10 ths
increased deNrncssof mOsey aGIondon and
the prospect Of nm advance in the BANK oi
England rates which would check the flow
ofsPecie this way. The advance in gold was
partially based on this.
GOLD-0pened at 1917, declined to lOI
and closed strong ut 1917. Borrowing
rates 2, y and per cent and fiat.
STLvEG-At London 5ihd. Here, silver
bars are 81 233I, grecnbacks, 81 l7X gold,
Coin haH per cent discount
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 97.--Flour-F Firm.
Wheat--Firm; No. white Michigan 81 81
extra do 81 81, amber Michigan spot 81 80,
seller September 81 90, No. . red winter
spot 81 20, seller August 81 az. Corn
Dull; No. . spot Axe, No. white 4Shc,
rejected iGl9c. Oats-tluiet; No. ., re,
No. white 2Sc, Michigan @sc.
4 T. M.-Wheat-ClOseS dull: No. 3 white
Wabash 81 90 bid, No. white Michigan
held at 81 80. 81 80 bid, No. Dayton aud
Michigan red 81 10, rejected Wabash 81 ~.
Corn-Quiet high mixed ike, No. 2, lie,
No. white 4SIc.
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NEW YORK, August Business mode.
rate with package houses, and there was II
fair iObbing trade. COttOns steady at gen.
orally unchanged prices. Prints fairly &C.
tive. Drcssginghams in good demand, and
Lancaster's up &c. WOolcns in moderate
request and steady. Foreign goods more
active.
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STOCKs-MRrket generally strong at the
opening, advanced x to II per cent, and
later made further advance Of 4 to y.
per cent. The market afterwards became
heavy and under a sharp pressure to sell
the list gave way q TO 81 per cent. After
the first call there was recovery Of. u to
~ per cent, but the imprOyGm was soon
partially lost, although at the second call
the market was again 1rm and higher. In
the afternoon the market was nuctuntiny
aud weak towards the close, when in some
cases the lowest quotations Of the day were
nude. The decline from the highest poInl
was q 10 3N per cent, The greatest lie.
cline was in Northwestern, which fell Otto
5lN Tor common and 10 COZ for preferred.
10 the final sales there was recovery Of a
to 4 per cent.
NJ; A. WheelOck, Chairman Of the Stock
Exchange, who was suspended because he
could not meet his obligations, Inns been 70.
inSIated by tho Committee on Admissions,
his accounts having all been settled nm.
Inc transactions were 1886, 600 shares, OF
which q, 800 were N. y. CentrnI. Ia, SOO EIis.
$500 Lake Shore, 2O,SOO NORTHWESTERN
!. 400 Rock Island, 1900 II, Pspl", If s6I
ohioS, 5000 Union Pacific, n, 900 Delaware,
I.hckawRnnA q Western, II, SOO Michivap
Central, and 1000 Western Union,
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FINANCIAL.
JonS X. BoTsPoRD, Prcst GEO. ADAgs, Cash'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
600
This Bank Is organized and prepared to traunc,
the business Of banking In all Is details,
HsuCCeCds the Flrst National Bank OF Wheeling,
owned by the same shareholders and isundcr lhe
ZANE management.
by carefully regarding the interests Of Its Cor.
respondents and DepOsiiOrs, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes Il hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
=, COLLECTIONS made on all points throughout the
United States
Deposit Accounts subject to check nj sight re-
ceiyed from Banks, Bankers, Fhms, CorIofallors
aud individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued pavalle on demand
or At dK6d dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
DlRkCInHs:
John X. Botsiord, WIN. Il. Sim,rnn
Jacob 5. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turi,ar.
VIM. A. Isett, John !. ITrbl,
a. NJ. Adams, q. c. Dewey,
Henry NJ. Harper. my2i-lIW