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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10
TJ.DEAvITT. ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

MONTPELIER, Nkkhokr.
Practices In all the courts Of Vermont and In tbs courts
Of other states Collections made la every part OF the
United States and British PTuyinoes Divorces obtained,
Mortgages forecosed and Wills and Deeds drawn In the
iateSt and mosi approved forms. tb-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

In this race Enoch Arden won easily, and there
was not much chance for betters. There were but
three entries in the three-minute race, therefore
no start. The next race was for two-forty-fiye
horses, as follows;
NJ. X. Gnfielh, runbrldge Josie L.....a 1 /
A. X Monkey, Tunbridge, ms. Ben Butler....,l 4 4
II. r. House u.s. black Zen .,,...,..,,, '
rme..... ,..,...,,,... $50, 2.50k, 2s9. $40, $50.
This race was very exciting all the horses were
good, and we should have been glad To have had
them all take first money.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

Two sons Of George Boutel of West Rutland
aged eight and nine years, went into a barn on
the I'd inst, near their home. They found gum
which the older took up. Surprising it was not
loaded he snapped it at his young brother, when
the gun was discharged the contents striking him
in the head, killing him instantly .A man
named Crossman was struck by a train at Dandy
Station last week. while trying drive across the
track. His injuries are probably fatal. .Rut-
land is vigorously abating the tramp nuisance,
having sentenced ten tramps caught sleeping in a
barn in the suburbs to Jail for ten to twenty
days each. The monograph is being exhibited
in Rutland. The Congregational society in
Rutland realized forty dollars and the Methodists
one hundred dollars profit, from the sale of re-
freshments the Fourth. Rutland celebrated the
Fourth by firemens tournament. at which prizes
of $500, $50 and $50 were offered cold HclS-
DRY" of Bennington won the prizes by throws OF
| two hundred and two feet and two inches, two
hundred feet and one hundred and eighty mine
| feet respectively
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10
Wfw eldrrrfisements.

EFoR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMs-one
- fhnily Carriage, also Top Buggy Inquire u
NJ. =. GARY, on Worcester Branch road.
Montpelier, July 4, 1915. ,s-m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

THE county democrats have nominated for
senators, ]. G. Powell and r. r. Sherwood of
Fairfield and R. H. Scott, of swanton.. c. NJ
Post, an old and respected citizen Of Georgia,
committed suicide by hanging on the 18th inst,
He had represented the town of Georgia three
terms in the legislature and for the past twenty
years had been the clerk of the town. and was
man greatly respected and loved by all who knew
him He was sixty-fve years of age Mental
depression was the cause Of the act
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

WORK has been suspended at westfield gold
mines, as the miners can make better wages at
haying, .....A young lady of Troy lost forty
pounds of flesh in fit Of sickness caused by eat
ing cloves. "A three-year-od daughter Of Isaiah
Sylvester, Of Lowell, recently broke her arm
by a fall
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-07-10

DIR. JONI WHEELER, Of Concord, wealth!
farmer, was found dead In his bed the othe
morning. He was unmarried, and leaves an es
tate of 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30
IDEAL FEET
BEAUTIFUL il SHOES.

While ana,omists differ to which Ia the most besut
full ioot-thc large the small artist boo,mak
dresses both in that renders them alike fasci
mating The nt,ing with what best bcdttins
prominent feature Of stock Of Boots and shocsis
that ON cheaper grades cut by the pattern
the higher
Another oolnt Of interest Is that buy goods Job
lots otherwise at auctions for such goods always
unreliable being either old OF poor material spoiled
in the making cutting Hence isthat popular brands
Of goods often offered for sale at prices far below the
manufacturers charges We keep reliable goods only.
and submit the following list Of prices
Ladies' new style. Cloth TOP, Kid Foxod Low Shoes
Tor summer wear. ....................... ....A 90
Ladies' Kid Tie Low Shoes from. ............... 90
Misses Kid Tie Low Shoes at.................. 70
Children's Kid Tie Low Shoes at.......... ..... IS
Latest styles In Ladies' Black and Fancy Cloth Top,
Kid foxed. Button Boots. superior workmanship. 90
Ladies' hnc French Button Boot. 90
Superior quality %
Ladies' superior quality Pebble Goat Buttoned Boots
suitable for country ................ 90
same style IN Misses 90
Nhiurehs W
Ladies' fine Kid slippers from .... -
pS- Boys and Youths Calfskin and English Grain
Leather Caters equally low
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Gstursicns.

AND VI is $SfsEE re- Ss5 ssgSDAF
on'''r'"4 F FfT;5J fRDfgs hs''' Steamer
SS % VA, hss al MsSS sSq
xAklR RgEB SrN s
the great ccrnct player, Chimes 80. 40.
FARE. Deugs Grand Eseutsionl FIFTY CENTS
ExoBLLESf REsT%TRHsr on BOARD
EVERY MORNING .anciading sGSpAyS from Pier q.
ST. North Rlvrr. at Si5 o'oiock. BROOKIYN PAssEN.
aRss M NJ tNTa tS ASSEK boat :" rqG ,ss At S
SrEND NH TME r rSTE ETH f At rEA CLIFF
NO ROwDiBs. NO LIQUORS.
most rRoDIGloys CLAN HAKE
p rnhMhsD2 s1r brATnGr,0 Pr..
os%! FIN. aud cSosd"r for s' ali Who come
Ample d5,1s,p;;DGpT,.,.usen, g nS: Economy .s
ror The ossc., c Old rss6 H RiiobB ISLAND CLAM
BoArrso hh hkTI, HyS5 os htssbb r,suINo.
oo,o,ovs ysrfesSs,Iy safe for Children.
o0"oh EISqg fiS4" sSrHrhEScuEs.
THRiLLINl okAToRY.
- GRAND sr IEggsSipSIp SCENERY.
RETURN by AOOHLiullT
now TO Oct TO SEA CLIFF
The Long Island Rarosd trains VII lesys Hunters
aud 10 A. NJ Returning leave Sea Chi at 30 and 80
I'm
The sBAwANHAKA leaves Peck slip New York for
Sea Cln at q A Nj Grand IT. 90, 33d 1t e;t5 Re
turning Sea Ola at S5GP NJ Pare Tor round trip
only % cents
The y. SCHUYLER leaves Leroy st, NJ r., alta AM. (;
Pier I, at si5; Jcwclls dock, Brooklyn at $50;
Grand At NY at 80 SD st., At y. direct Tor Cd
Returns from Sea Again leaves Jewelrs dock
Brooklyn. at 81 7 N Grand n At % SD 81 at q
directly for Sea GIN Returns from Sea Cliff at 30 4 NJ
Fare for the round trip only 80 cents
The CHRysrRNAH will leave Peekskili. on the Hud.
son. att A " making her usual landings and leaving
Twenty fourth at. n r. directly for Sea CHI at 1880
The steamer STATE oP NEW YORK will leave Jew.
ells dock. brooklyn at \ A. Peck slip. Y, at $50
2Jd st. r. ate directly Tor Sea Cl returning In the
evening. Pare for the round trip only 90 cents
l. q. COR,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Sea iii, Long Island.
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DENNsYLvANrA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Ou ani altcr MAY ~. ISIS
Trains leave New York. Desbrosscs and Cortiandt
st> Ferries. : follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
Win Pullman Palace Cars attached "A N, q and \ 80
daily
f9I wilhanspor, Lock Haven, Cory. and Erie ats 30
", connecting at CORY for ntusyilc Petroleum
Centre. and the oh Regions Wliamsport and Lock
Haven
Baiumorr. wa.hingion and the South. IAmited wash
ingtnn Express OF Pulman iarlor Cars daily except
sunday. a3D 4 VI. arrive Washington 4 10 T.
Rcsnler s,sso NJ l. $50. and9r NJ Sunday 8 80
ESpress for Philadelphia 40 20. 10. O. o 81 Lain
itedl. II 4 ", I. 4. 5. q. $50 7.JJ $50 and o r
sunday. 81 ana q A. NJ =. q. q ~, 30 % and y
NJ. Emrrant aud second class. 7 p N
Boats OF BrockNn Annex" connect with al through
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
Trenton. Perth Amboy, fcmngton, Belviiere, aud
other points ssc local schedules NJ all Ticket Oicea
Trans arrive FROM Pittsburgh. 50 lOs w. 10 20
NJ tally. ~ 10 A " 6;5p Z ". daily. except Monday
Prom Washington and Baltimore. $50. at0 A NJ, 10
sls loior sunday So. epA " From fhils
40 rs. q 50 \ ~ 10 10. lO2U 7 NJ sunday, o -,
y 80 30 O.JO II ~ 0SI 10 2oP
Ticket otices. h26 and "a Broadway. Aston HOuse
and loot ot Desbros-es and Cnrtlandt stS Court
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of fulton st. BrOoky
ia. ll0 aud lis Hudson St, Hobokeu, Depot Jersey
fKANK THOMSON. n FARMER
General Manager Gen'l PASSENGER AGENT
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abr Guri.

NONMOUTHPARKR RACES. LONG BRANCH.
WI J.. saturday, June % TUESDAY n THURSDAY 9Th
Hud SATURDAY. 6tn July No pOstponement account oi
weather SIX RACES EACH DAY
Trains by the New Jersey Central and southern Railroads
directly 10 the tour,,
Admission t. Yield, 5oc. To Grand stand. ~ extra
Fare from New York and hack 81
GEO l.. LOklLLAkD President
G. wHFArLY, secretary
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Seasonable Bargains in Dry Goo
]. & G. J0HNST0
BROADWAY. srH Ay Ann o,n or

D" ~ oin AN. AND 22D ST III
coLoRED AND DRESS GOODS prpARryi
Toe "ss 'VV' heducd
sls pieces Mecca suitlnes ie,,c. Reduced ,ro,,
from SOC '' "'ue' NC ~
~ pieces Mohair Coaungs 2oc Reduced from, 4
w pieces Alsacian Mohair, PIKE Rcauccd H.
~ ~ pieces Alfonso Novelties. 25c Reduced ia
frnn, pieces Lupin's all wool Dc Beige 25c. IL
trn aSe eieee' Cashmere 90 inches wide, s7Hc. n.
~ pieces Striped Cashmere s7l<c podr,o, :,
az, pieces silk aud wool visosne, SOC ReSunsd
li3 pieces all wool French Gamer. u.,. 60
Wlna' ~. the yard Reduced from zoe. '''' "
III pieces all wool French Novelties a, ,roh. |
DOC and SO. the yard Reduced from a,r smN,. I
Al, 20 pieces SIN aud Wool Novelties, ~ vSpI..,l
~ pieces me Printed Lawns &c; worth ie...
foi pieces Printed Irish Linen Lawns ISc ~
from SOC. N"'''' -'O' ~
choice and rare variety Of French orpans,, \
Mt very low prices ""N saec
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IN TO BosToN. FIKsr GLASS.
sroNiNGTON LINE
Elegant steamers leave aily Sundays from
| nIcr 50. North nver. foot u Jaw 81 at 3 Z NJ


Elegant steamers leave iay Sundays ptcdi from
ficr 80. North rlver foot O jaw st. ats VI
~ Elevated Railway. Open from ~ A. NJ to ~ y
stations Morris st. nearest point Tor south ferry and
battery Rector st., nearest point Tor Wall St ferry
Cortundt st, nearest point for Jersey CITY and Com
nnnipaw ferries Park place. nearest Ioint for Post
Once, city Hall ana Barclay y ferry 10 noboSen,
Chambers st, nearest point Tor PavoniA and Erie
terry. Franklin St. Grand st. nearest points tor Des
Dresses ~ eTrN 70 jersey CitN, blceckcr 81 18th 81,
nearest points for Christopher st Terry Hoboken Ith
sd St nearest point Tor 23d II Jerry Jersey city
$50 It t2d It, nearest point for Y Central " de
pot oOh st osth st. nearest point for Central PARK For
uptown trains take east SIDE stations For down. town
trains take wcsSie stations Fare 10 cents except be-
tween the hours of -, aud ~ A. NJ and and T. NJ,
when the fare u cents Rcutfrom 5sth Il along 9Th
av toand along Amitv st to and alnns south 5thay TO
Canal st crossing into and along West Broadway TO
Chambers st crossing into aud along college place. TO
AMI along Murray 81 to aud along church st and
aluns New church :. IN Morris Il Connects with the
following horsc lines At Rector st. with cars tor
south ferry At Grand st. with Tor DcsbroS~cs and
East Grand st ferries al Blocker with east
aud west at eth st. with for Christopher aud Es
70 = ferries at IAN 81 with cars Tor IVES, 2d aud
East 2ti aud 5tth ~ ferries at ISL 81 with cars
Mcchawken ferry At Seth 4 win cars Of belt Line
Railroad = NAVARRO. Vice President
NJ. van HkOrkIfN. Superintendent
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on AND AFTER MAY IL, 1874
Express Trains leave New York via pcsbrOsses and
tNrt.tndt IS Ferries. a. follows.
80. $50. ~. - ~ ~ Limited, II NJ 4 3 q, q 30
: 80 : 80. AMI + NJ sundays. 4 80 and "a NJ, 5, O.
& 80 30. : - aud - +. NJ
Boats OF Brnnklyn Annex with all through
transfer tor Brooklyn Travel
Returning rains leave Philadelphia 70 335 7, so 2
$50 and II A NJ Limited Express 81 +. NJ. ,. 4,
$50 T. and 1855 Z VI and ~ Midnight on sunday,
$40 J35, 7, -, 80 A Ma 735 r. and ~ Midnight
Ticket Oiccs, 516 and ga Broadway. | Aston House,
aud loot OF Desbros,es and COrAnd SIS Court st. AMI
Brorkn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton It, BROOKLYN, IA
ii0 and ia Hudson 81 llnhoken. Depot jersey CITY
Lm. rant Ticket ufhce Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, L. 4 FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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A -sTEAMER LONG BRANCH. Prs, Glass
IA. Tho magnificent Steamer
LONG BRANCH with new boilers, &C.,
capt JAMES LYNCH.
viii make regular sunday VNcurSl0nstO
NEWBuKGH
landing At lonkcrs. Iona Island,
WEST POINT
Cold Spring. and Cornwall leaving Martins Dock Brook.
Ign. ats 10 West 10Th II. 81 and West 2ttl at
prompt An illustrated map showing the points Ut
the hudson will be cnted Ia each pAsscn.
ger Grand musical entertainment by BaulAnd's cee.
bratcd Military brass Rand Fam Grand Excursion, 70
cents. 70 Newhurgh. ~ cents. children tree
- same Grand data Excursion Fourth OF July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

The entire wholesale stock Of a manufacturer and
porter, amounting to t5OOO will be ON red 49,
much under the cost Of mate rial "'P
New lot VI Children sSuits 5Dc cos. Of natertai.
facturc, $40 ''' NV'' W"
New lot OF Chidrens Dotted Swiss Suits. lace trmn
-; cost Of materials $3.50 wv "'"u
job lot Grass Linen oyerdresses and Basques, SOC;
70 manufacture Sjc. WI
New lot OF fine Grass Linen Suits three pieces. Al
cost 10 manufacture, $3.50 '"
New lot Of fine Cambria Suits 1.-TWO pieces si co
materials 81 90 " w
Job lot OF Ladies' Cambria Morning wrapper.
patterns. SOC cost 10 manufacture sG5c. '"
New lot Of fnc Percale Morning Wrappers with 40 .
AMI trimmed, VI cost Of material fliD
job lot Of pure Linen Suits new and fashionable a.
" 700, - cost to manufacture. g. 20 s39I "a 20
New lot Of coiored Lawn Dresses late noyelte. "a
~. g cost Of materials - GO s. 20 81 30
Job lot Of Ladies' Linen listers 81, o. $3.50 cod
manufacture, 81 ~. g. 90 e. -
New lot Of Ladies' Walking Costumes made Of sea-
able fabrics, and copies OF expensive French NJ
Dresses, at 81 10 So 81 $40 &i2 ga Sl8 Ss 500 III
samples Of dry goods sent gratuitOusv TO ali paru
the country on application, thus enabling Out'ofu
parties TO make their purchases In New YOfk as adj
sge0usly as residents Of the city. 4
j. &C.JOHNSTOk
pRoADWAy STu Az ars oon OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30
MOURNING Department

. s7o pieces Lupin's iron frame Grenadine. i5c RA.
Reduced from 30c '''''"u'ueih,
80 pieces Sea Side Grenadines. 37,.c Reduced s.,
s., pieces Plaid Mexicannc Granadinc Toe Cost in -,
An elegant and choice assortment Of French Gin =.
wool brocaded Grenadines Will be closed out NJ ~
yard Earlier In the season thcse rooi. cnn,d w., 4
ported Tor less than 81 80 the yard m rold WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30
NlttilnQs.

THE VETERANS OF the war of 1912 of this and
adjacent counties viii meet NJ the Sturtevant House.
broadway between 2Slh and 10Th streets on Thursday
o. w O'clock 10 celebrate the glorious ain day Of July
by dining Win Messra Lewis and George Lyland. by
their kiud Invitation Gen II RAYMOND
Col. ABRAHAM DAILY.
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TO rHILADELPHIA.
PENSsYLyASiA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS IL PHILADELPHIA TWO IN
NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TGAcK TIE MOST O., intrigued E9UIrIMESr
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N,U Publications.

ONrrle and False snermatolrhea, new elu1n 81 80
" Philosophy VI Marriage Add1e Secrolh y N...s
Of Anat0Iny 6is Broadway New isik Zee, !'e hA~I'
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Shipping.

pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP
CoMPANYs LINES
For CALIFORNIA; JAPAN, CHINA, CENTRAL ami
SOUTH AMERICA, SANDWICH ISLANDS NEW
ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. aud OREGON
Sailing from pier foot Of Cana 81. North River
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
VA THE lSrltMUs OF PANAMA
steamship ACAPULCO, Monday. July /. connecting tor
Central and South America
FROM San FRANCISCO 70 JAPAN AND CHINA
steamship ALASKA FRIDAY July
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC, Thu sday Aug /
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH ISLASD3
AUSTRALIA ami NEW ZEALAND
steamship CITY OF NEW YORK. monday, July 8,
For freight ana passage apply AZ company Offices on
the pier loot Canal 81, Sortl river,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30
%mnstmtnts.

THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Il Broadway and 3,th st.
The celebrated troupe ~ TRAINED MONKEYS. DOGS.
AND GOATS from the Royal Aquarium, England. per
forming paninnimcs aud PLAYS like human beings 80
LIVING OCTOPUS OR EIGHT ARMED DRNfLPISH
TROPICAL FISHES
CiIIMPANIFE and RARE MARINE WONDERS
Admission. 90 cents Children halt price. Cuncy island
AQUARIUM omen. with the celebrat troupe Of brou
cho liofsOa THE WONDERFUL nj BBfOIT TWINS,
ROSA and MARY.
Greatest Natural curiosity the world ever saw
Two handsome children with one hely
ADMISSION. - CENTS CHILDREN Is CBNrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-30
JNIoN DIME SAYINGS INsTITUTIoN,

ELOCUTION.-voeo culture a specially; buttons
~ all summer terms moderate.
'. A. KEENAN,, " Union square.
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A FISHING BANks,-hyery day saturdays
~ excepted steamer SETH Low. with new boiler and
saloon. leaving Franklin st, 100 sth 81 Err. M
Pier ~ r. -, I'D IT, n II 80. 10Th st \ r.
Pier q, n r. 10 A. NJ. Gents tickets Use Ladies' 5Oc
AL q FOSTER. Manager
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I inycnton Inc "fiioNoGRhPH, at the ping
rhoNoGkApli sINGs. LKs, CRIES, LAuGIls Wits.
eeded bv a GRASp shrSEp5' coScfRsr" Dos pERR
REYRA, the musical marvel. X. DE LEAvHoDNy,
Soprano Miss ANNIE \ WATSON pianist. Miss ELLIE
READE. soprano. Prof Y. JAY WATSON. violinist. II.
y. TOPPING, pianist "Germania deo Club aud other
attractions dollars worth fora DIME. j JAY WAT.
SON. Musical Manager. 10 Waverlcy place
B-This will be the last Of the DINE concerts for
tlV seas
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BROADWAY THEATRE.

Commcnc ing MONDAY, Julyi
Grand performance 4th July AFTERNOON and EVEN
ING, "
IMOUENE,
In James Rohcrtson's Comedy OF
NATURE
Prices Of admission p cents. 90 cents Reserved seat
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29
LACUPIA

Cures Consumption, IS In the case Of Mrs.
Ames Stauffer, OF Harshmanville, near Day.
ton, and in the nrst and second stage OF that
disease II never falls; though Mrs Staufier
was In the third Stage, and she had been
given up TO die by two OF the best physicians
N Eaafoyr MI
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29
REPORT OF THE CONTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY.

The report of Controller Knox is a
document full of interest as regards
banks and banking, and furnishes some
items of practical value at this time.
The capital of the 2,056 national
banks in operation June 20, 1878, was
$40, 393, 3s6, not including surplus.
which, at that date. amounted to s118,
900, 600. The capital of all other banks
was S205, 3e2, ,S32 The net deposits of
the national banks was S677 159, ,29S,
while the deposits of all other banks
was 81, 242, ,794. 900.
There are il the Ur I'd Kingdom of
Great Britain 3.417 L nk-, including g
branches. These hav, a capital of
f90, GAO, 800, and liabi ities OF f540,
253 SOL. The ratio of capital and re
serve to liabilities is 2307 per cent
The ratio of capital AMI surplus of tn
national banks of the United States to
liabilities is 54 73, being more than
double that of the banks of Grea
Britain.
The maximum surplus of the nation
al banks was reached in June, 1875,
since which tim there has been q grad
ual diminution. This has been caused
by charging thereto portions of the
losses sustained, including, in the last
three years, SEA, 1I9, AIS
The ratio OF dividends to capital and
surplus declared by the national banks
10 the last nine years were as follows: !:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-11-29

TAX PAYERS who realize the TACT
th { the greater the unsount on the tax
duplicate the less levy is required. Will
no readily do anything TO materially
re ace tie tax list, tor thereby they
increase their own taxes. We mean
they will not do so if they under tand
themselves. Yet great many of hem,
u der the Lad of political demagogues
W think TO build up their political
fortunes upon kn jwn pIeiudices of the
people against banks, are led to de
mand the 5bolition of the National
Banking system and the substitution
of GreeDbacks And that Is to be the
Democratic rallying cry. we are told,
in the coming campaign Better pause
and consider a little. The National
Bank notes are taxable property
they go upon the tax list and they
reduce the amount of the levy. Ii
they are taken away, the levy must be
increased on what is left. There Is no
getting round that. Greenbacks. like
Government bonds, are untsxab.e;
therefore, if you take away the taxable
National Bank note and substitute the
untexab!e Greenback. you are doing
yourself al injury Scu must feel in
your own increased taxation. What
ever helps to swell the tax list helps to
lessen the tax levy and reduce your
taxes Whatever reduces the tax list
increases the levy and makes your
taxes heavier. This is no sophism,
but plain fact which every tax payer
should understand. II he does net,
he is to be pitied, for he may then be
made the dupe of every designing
de magogue.
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