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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
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AaN1 NA1 " a4AAAAA4u NARAAAAsl
1.-THE following lInes-Which conclusive,
" establish the faeg Of the importance Ol
having double tracks On FailrOads-WerG
suggested ~ the experience Of oa8 of
number Or ladies who recently paid q Visll
70 friend IN the eOuntFy.l
An old white horse,
4 OOuntry wagon;
A girl for boss,
No knight, no dragon.
Some girls went out 70 take q ride,
Behind . horse that was Oue.eyed;
Al Hrat he went along quite we'll,
But soon, alasi he broke the spell.
He got crOssWays on . railroad tFsoE,
When they could neither make him 60, nor
back;
But they bit upon = happy plan,
Aud ell got out, and lett him stan.
They held q solemn consultation,
TO equallZe the situation;
But, ah! too late; what could they dor
For that very mOment the train was due.
"Oh, yonder she comes,' one girl she
cried,
Az In the distance the train they spled;
Bounding along at fearful rate,
To knock old White into horse.heaven's 9
gate.
Each girl In horror her breath,
As she thought Of poor old Whites death.
Their vacant stare in askance said,
"Oh, heaven help US, he'll soon be dead. /"
4 moment more, the train was by,
The air was rent with an appalling cry;
Each girl, In horror, turned her back,
AZ the train passed down the other track.
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
SHALL We HAVE A CoNsrIrur

SHALL We HAVE A CoNsTITUTI1EAL
CONVENTION Pour attention has for
some tin been directed to this Ques.
zion by reading of Il IN exchanges.
Some Of them are for, and some OF
them against It. For our part, we can
not see such grave necessity for a Con-
ventiOn as TO run our State 10 the ex.
pense OF 8 quarter OF a million dollars,
The Constitution needs a little alterA.
tiOn, perhaps, but it can be effected by
amendment, "a heretofore, without ex.
ira expense. In itself, the instrument
is not so unbearsble as to require In.
stant subversion therefore, Il is meet
that the desired changes be brought
about by degrees. No reckless ex-
penditure of public money should be
cOuntenanGed at any time, especially
when the people are so poor; and we
cannot see the necessity for 1t In this
case.-G Tidal Wave.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
OUR IMPORTATIONE

OF THIS SEASON Owe Us AN UNEoUALRD STOCK
OF GOODS.
BLACK SILKS, handsome and durable al vidlAs
el.00 70 t0b0. The GREAT AMERICAN INDRsfRuO-
TIBLE SILK, ei.9O, ei.25, and SlB0
PLAIN cOLORBD SILKS, new shaAes eommeneinR
aI low As Ioe per yard and 81 i0O same quality q
last season At 81 %.
Fancy BFoehs and DamassS Figures Of the new pasis
shades nom e2O0 upwards. Trimming aasns a 81 90
worth "a
TIE PRICE8 AT WHICH WE oPFER OUR sIIKg
ARE ONB-oUARTER TO ONE-THIRD LEgg
THAN LAST SEASON
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS

give richer display Of eolorlngs and brilliant effects
hs season than for many yeaFs past and Fecelv
stock.
Ths mixed COSTUME CLOTHS range IN price from
ooe yard TO $500, and on loW-prleed DRESS GOODS,
from lVe yard up, many Of them being a. elective
a. the heavier fabrics.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

A CHINESE statesman has lately pro-
posed a tax on newborn infants, and
though the sum is ridiculously small
only about ten cents-babies are O
numerous product Of the FlOwery
Kingdom, aud Q handsome revenue
from this source 10 confidently expect
ed. The tax falls due when the infant
enters the world, and the only defect
in the matter seems to be that there
are no deductions In case Of double en-
try.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
WIvea Know lhat the brow of care /

Wives know that the brow Of care 10
often soOthed by a delicious supper, to
which perfect bread, rolls, biscuit, etc.
are 60 important. To have these deli
cate products Of baking always relia'
BILE, the use of DOOLEY's YEAST Pow
DER 10 very important. This article Il
among the most valuable Of the day In
lie bearing on health. Il 10 put up In
cans always full 10 weight.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

THE SILVER DoLLAR.-Up to 1853
the silver dollar weighed 4l21 graius,
nine.tenths hne, aud all he smaller
coin exactly the same proportion. Sill.
YER had become so scarce that change
could not be obtained, and the frac.
liOns Of q dollar we're reduced Ia
weight about seven per cent, the two
half dollars weighing 384 grains, aud
the smaller ones In proportion. The
dollar was not changed, and had not
been In circulation since about 1851,
II one could be found It was . legal.
tender up to 1873, when II was dropped
from the list Of legal coins. The
smaller coins after 1853 were q tender
only for Ave dOllars.-[ Baltimore Sun
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

TaE following from the New York
Evangelist 10 60 appropriate for to-day,
that We are pleased 10 give II the prom
insnCe Il 60 justly merits. We do not
remember to ever have seen beautiful
sentiment more neatly expressed:
"a TIMELY GEsTION.-Oo not
keep the alabaster boxes Of your love
and tenderness sealed up until your
friends are dead. Fill their lives with
sweetness. Speak approving, cheer
Ing words while their ears can hear
them, aud while their hearts can be
thrilled BY them. The things you
mean to say when they are gone, say
before they 60. The flowers you mean
to send for their &C tiins, send to bright
On aud sweeten their homes before thCy
leave them.
"Ifmy friends have alabSster boxes
laid away, full Of perfumes of sympa-
thy aud affection, which they intend TO
break over my dead body, l would
rather they would bring them out IN
my weary hours, and open them, that
l may be refreshed and Cheered by
them while l need them. l would
rather have q bare coffin without a
flower, and a funeral without eulOgy,
than q life without the sweetness oI
love and sympathy. Let US learn 10
anoint our friends beforehand for their
burial. Post. .mortem kinduesses do mol
cheer the burdencd spirit, Flowers
on the coffin cast no fragrance back
ward over the weary days"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

THE preliminary trial of the Adams.
Swelman shooting sfFIir, recently
came up at Mississippi City. Gen.
Adams waived an examination, and
was held in 1900 bail to answer at
the April term of the Circuit Court Of
that District.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

THE other day while an engine was
pulling q freight train that leaves RO-
chester before daylight, the engineer
was suddenly struck by something
which Knocked him back upon his seat,
aud cut his face badly. Il was found
that a frightened partridge had flown
through the double plate glass window
with such force as to be torn In two.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
HOSIERY.

Laalss hilssssl and Children's Hosiery from 81 30
doSen uP 70 The nnegt goods. Al the newest and pF
lst designs u MoaeFy represented In cur stock n
sllk, Cotton and MeFIne
thing Of beauty Il a Joy forever"
and beautiful si0ekngs are now eonsdeFed an lnAnan
oabls part Of female attire
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
SHAWLS, MANTLES and WRAPS

India Valley CalhmeFos from 10000 up. India
FILLED Centsrs 1t 5000 and up.
Real Decca, Chedda and Eiriped India Rhavla neu
designs, from 5000 upHardA Also full lInes Britlsh
French and German shAWls In beautiful new Stylea of
thebeht and mos. reliable manufacture. Paris Man.
Berlin from eSoO. WS'' ~ -A
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

A Conn CuRE.-Lt has been discover.
ed that lager beer is Q certain remedy
for corns. We believe the usual
remedy is 10 let II soak into the corn
from the inside Of the foot
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

A REBEL SILVER QUARTEa.-We
learned last night that such cO.n Is IN
existence as the Confederate silver
quarter Of a dollar. On one side II IL
dsamped with the head OF President
Jefferson Dvia," and was coined In
1862. A gentleman oil undoubled Ve'
raCily said that he saw this piece OF
money while on the Alabama river,
and that as high as $25 WAS bid for The
same by the Captain OF the steamer,
others being made from s. upwards,
aud higher prices would have been Of.
fered but the owner OF the quarter said
he would no give II up for the steam.
er aud its contents. This, OF course
stopped the bidding, more especially
after the gentleman said that the mo.
meuto could not be purchased at any
price. His object is to sell IL for a.
immense amount, by some means un,
known to any one. That the COnled
eracy ever coined money is something
new 10 US, as the Government nsveI
had q mint. How this abOve-mention
ed piece came into existence is q mys
terry, but we do not doubt the story, o.
q truthful gentleman said that he saw
It aud offered s5 for the same.-[CO
lumbus (Ga.) Enquirer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

The Griffin (Ga.) News says the
Georgia Legislature is overwhelming.
ly in favor of Senator Gordon's re-.
election. We are glad to hear IL.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

THE gss lamps Of London are soon
to be lighted and extlngulshed by elec.
triclty. Vicksburg has no need Of elec.
trlcity for this
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

THE Augusta, Ga, colOred people are
engaged in an effort 10 build q cotton
factory ct that place.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
MOURNING DEPARTMENT..

French and EngIlah Grapes, Grenadines and Orsan.
ales, BombaEneA Henrietta Cloth, q .O0 np, Preach
SCassmsre bee up, Ba[iiI Cloth, sergss, Australian
CIaPes ana other desirable fabrics Al very oW prcss
We make up full suits ef MOURNING nom neasure
o. 1sholt notice Mourning Jet Jswelry, and al smal
articles Of hOumlngln variety.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
SlacMHhOn aAd Washington

BHacMnhOn Hhd WashIngtOn.
Gath, In Cincinnati Enquirerl
Meeling in the street yesterday the
Ma quls de ChambrOn, whose wife is 3
descendant OF Lafayette, he said :
"Well, how are they getting on with
Mr.. II yes"
ooh, | suppose abou, 80 President
MaCMahon gets along in France-eon-
ficl with the legislative department. "
"There IL no cot Il CT in France.
have inst come from lhera."
"Who will be elected President after
MacMshoD, provided the RlpuhliC
lasts2'
Il think MtcMahon himself He
possesses The sound, Lrte clements
which insure safety, and he prObtbly
has more Of those qualities uan any
other available man
Like Grani?'
"Well," said the Marq Is. IL re.
member that many years ago | a.kcd
old Jared Sparks, Sir, what comclu.
sion do you come 10 about the charac
ter OF Washinglon2 You have given
him the greatest study OF any man
siuce his day Jared Sparks looked a
liuIe at los' what to say, and hnally
answered: That is question not easlly }
replied to. can answer il, however,
a. john Adams answered II to me
about Rny years ago. lie was sitting
under a portrait Of Washington at the
time. Pointing to the strong jswed
warrior, Mr.. Adams said: 'iouug
m4n, IL that b ockhesd up there had
pot held his tongue he would never
have been the great mqu thai he IT,"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

II VickSbdrg had 6 Deer Creek rail-
road she would do twice sS much bus
iness as she does now.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

VIZ had 9 little more Christmas
weather yesterdsy-wlnd, rain, cold,
clouds aud gloom.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

Lses camhFie, Linen and SIX Handkerchief and beau
kinda DFeas Trimmings % match our good.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
GLOVES.

KA silk, Lsle Thread and Msrino Gloves Of the pev
eolors and shapes, In great variety
=, Lord TAyloTe KID Cloves bulions, warranted. a.
SlV0 per pair, price last season 81 TO-
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.

shteunEs PiioW Cloths Blankeis, ouilis, ComfoFta.
bea, Nannels, and Ia fact every aTtes Teor ln ~
me, We alWayS sell al manufaeiurers' pEices
mnNs Goods and Linens, from The hnsst white Csz-
PIC 70 the Best Linen Damask Of al grades ana quail
lhsss and at satisfactory prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

BELaRADE, Dec. @.-Ths serViaH
troops captured PleFOt about thiFtysava
mlles southeast Of Mech, Wlt1 s qaAn-
tlIy Of guns and Ammunition Ne
details, s
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

sPRTNGEIED, Mass, Dec. %. North
ampton bank burglars, Scott and Dun
lap, were sentenced 10 twenty years
each Ia the State prison, thefull extent
Of the law. rfgr -.s.,s.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

"BUTToNs all over me |" 10 the cry Of
the woman Of fashion.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

& TAYLOR,
NEW YORK. 80

WE TNFORM TIE LADIES or VInKsRUR0
THAT OUR NAIL AND ExPREas DEPARTMENT Q
NOW so THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED, THEY CAN 20
THEIR eH0PPIN0 IN NEW YORK WITHOUT THH
PIEs on PIECE GOODS Win PRIcIS PEAfNER
MARKED. AND CATALOGUES or LADfk@e, Mbl 8.
AND CHtLDRENB FURNISHING GOODS BY MAEL
10 APPLICANTS WHO SEND % THdR ea0sEA
ADDRESS, RRRE OF CHAR0R AND ~ THEY n
PLAIN CLEARLY THE KIND on GOODS WANTED.
WR SELDOM FAIL IN BUTTIN0 THEM. FROM THEA
PRINTED CATALOGUE They CAN ALWAYS Mako
SELECTION OF GARMENTS THAT WILL GIVE
AATtSRACTION, AND IT ID ONLY NECESSARY TO
GIVE THR PR0PER NRASuRkARtfTD 10 INSURE
RtJCCRaa
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

Failures.
CIECIHNATI, Dec. 81. d. Pafk 8
Co., Wholesale druggists, failed.
la Nee YsFk's FsFslgl 3Fg1s.
NEw YokK, b tk. 81 r-Elso aiu,
fully laden, sailed foF Europe to-dag.
..r 4 ssEviaa 8neesss. ...,,rr
BELaRADE, Dec. @.-Tha ssrvlaH
troops captured PleFOt about lhiFiys1va
mlles southeast Of Nlsch, Wllh E qdAn-
tity Of guns and ammaRliloas Ne
details.
Baak BurnlaFs SsatsaOO6. sar
SPRINGEIED, Macs, Dec. 20.--1S0Fth-
amptOn bank burglars, Scott and Dun-
lap, were sentenced 10 twenty years
each Ia the State prison, thefull extent
Of the law. rfgf .7.aue.
The Cincinnati Post-oHos.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. 1t is sald
Asa Clark is TO be appointed Postmas-
ter ct Cincinnati. One Of the appli-
cants for the place is Mrs. Wilbur,
formerly school mistress OF Mrp. Hayes.
Run on a Savings Bank. '''
RoCHEsTER, N. Y, Dec. 29.-There
was q partial run on the Rochester
Savings Bank. No alarm among large
depositorG The bank has surplus Of
100000 over lIabiIitiea
Success Of Chinese Troops.
ST.. PETERsBURG, Dec. 29.-0Gclsl
intelligence has been received announce
ing the success OF Chinese troops In
Kashgar. They bad fortified Louoh-
aongsrOn aud Aska. The inhabitants
were fleeing 10 the interior 10 Rnsslan
territory. .....
WASH NGToN, Dec. 29.-Gen. Geo.
W. d. Cook, of Ohio, died Ia New
York.
BOsroN, Dec. 2O.-Dr. J. s. Jones,
surgeon and play.wrlter, is dead. He
was manager Of fremont TheateE Sev-
erAl years.
Charged with q Bass Crime.
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. 29.-7ERay, alias
Curtls, charged With the SEDUCTION and
rape OF 9 young lady Of BaltimoFe,
Nd, who was arrested here Wednas.
day, was arrsigned and remanded 10
the parish prison without bail, to await
the arrival Ofan officer to accompany
him to the scene Of bic crime. y
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
FURS.

Alaska Seal saeques, from 0s5 .O0uR
Alaska Zeal Nuts from es b0 up
Alaska seal oas, from s6O0 up
MI mns Nuns and Boa /, from oiGt0 Get, upward.
blk EuT-llnsd Gauaeais, from $500
Alaska Sahle Sets, from $3.50
good set Of fVns as lev as e500
81 Our Goods are al hrstclAsa We make A uoiaa
70 an orders exactly and 10 the interest Of paruhss
We guaFnse a purchases 10 Be aaafacaoFy 70 buysFa
and sAne Faay % remedy ell eFro. We nvIts orderS
eonvneea that arSt trial will insure N ~ -
ton hereafter.
Az oFdera for Goods 10 be accompanied By the oasy.
Or where parties wish Goods will be sent hV RTprss
o. Where the remittance ls too large, We alEsys
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
Run on . eavlnEa RanIE.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. 20.-There
was q partial run on the Rochester
Savings Bank. No alarm among large
depositorE The bank hes surplus Of
100000 over llablIiiiea.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
"a cInclnnali Poat-omea.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2g.-I( is said
Asa Clark is to be appointed Postmas-
ter at Cincinnati. One Of the apph-
cants for the place is Mrs. Wilbur,
formerly school mistress OF Mrp. Hayes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

CIE0EHNATI, Dec. 81. D. Pafk 3
Co., wholesale druggists, failed.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04

NEv YokE, De! b r-Eass siaa h
fully laden, sailed for Europe ts-daG
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-01-04
Success Of chinoae Troops.
Deaths.

WASH NGToN, Dec. 29.-Gen. Geo.
". d. Cook, Of Ohio, died In New
York.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-21
General Sheridan Sued.

a Suit Inrolring his Action as Military
Commander in Ne,u Orleans.
A case in which General Phil Sheridan
is defendant, and in which $40O,JOO is at
issue, Is to be heard in the Circuit Court,
in New York, next week, by Judge Wal
lace. In 1869 General Sheridan was mill
tary commander in New Orleans, under
MISREPRESENTATION acts of Congress, and
In that capacity was appealed to by Mark
Hoyt, now of New York, in regular
petition, supported by afidavits, TO dis
possess james A. Whalen, who was then
in the possession of the Kiloona planta-
ton, in the parish of st. Charles, about
thirty miles from New Orleans, ON the
Mississippi. After consultation with
the judge Advocate-G General, General
Sheridan issued an order by which Wha-
len now claims he was dispossessed and
Hoyt put in possession Of the plantation.
The suit is brought by Whalen against
the General for the recovery of the value
OF the personal property which was then
ON the farm, and also for the valne of the
standing crops. Hoyt claims that he
bought the farm, and paid Whalen for ii,
and that the latter, af,er receiving the
money, declined to give up the occupan-
cy, in the hope that the delay which
wouli follow legal proceedings. would
enable him to gather the standing crop.
An effort will also be made 10 show that
Whalen was not the legal over of the
plantation at the time of its sale to Hoyt.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-21

Mr.. Choate replied in moderate tones.
put singing words: i'll do not know
now long your Honor would sit Lstening
10 spch outrageous calumnies as Judge
bIack mas seen tit to use here. L do not
KNOW what malignant influence has In
spreu MIN, after the pointed rebuke ad-
mlnistered ON the occasion of the offer of
a similar matter. His clients have good
reason 10 know that there is no word of
truth In any of the caumnies which he
mas oeen ponrlng out upon the head Of
TINS lady who stands before this Court
only as the widow of Commodore Wander.
Dill. Before she entered into marriage
Win MIN her former marriage had been
legally terminated by divorce. / do net
wonder that the gentleman's tongue Glove
10 tne roof OF his mouth ,as your honor per-
ceived 1t did, l do not wonder that the
Diush or hame came even to his cheek.
But there is no such question before the
Court. The lady has been referred to
only IN an incidental way. Under what
principle OF cross-examination can her
previous character be made a subject of
investigation? All Judge Blacks insinu-
at'ons are founded upon no word of evil
dence In the case, and If this were a tri-
6unal BEFORE which they could be contra
dicted they would be refuted beyond
quesuon. i protest against our being
compelled TO sit here and hear these in
sinuations injected into this case. If they
nave any sparks Of manhood In their
Dosoms they would disavow any such
things as have been put forth here In the
presence Of reporters"
The Surrogate surtained the objection
excluding the testimony concerning Mrs
Elliott
The daily gazette., 1878-11-21
RAILROADS.

EnApELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
InITIM0RE RAIL ROAD.
Novem Der 10, 1873.
\. will leave Wilmington as follows
x,l,hia and Intermediate Stations,
I'M 10 % q. m, 2s0, 40, 7 20,
s.phla tExpress) 9. 90, $50, q m.
And New YORK, 23I, $50. q. M,
kssr and Intermediate Stations,
ia
.-ae and Bay Line, 7.0s, a. m.
krln and Washington 1881, 2 10, S3s.
.G,lN, 5,ls, 10 20, p. m.
|kuM Delaware Division, lea We for:
|aials, go, 9.15, q. m. LOS, 8 30, pm.
tr.lOn and INTERIM ediate Stations, f,
ilGq lG, $50 p. M.
.rr and Intermediate Stations s.l5
t.ERm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
tKIpia and Intern ediate Stations
~, 800. $50, p. m.
sspds and New York, 200. q. m, 4,
~
lrs and Washington, 1851. 2 10
In,
sAE Information passengers are
taN the time tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
Supprintandent
The daily gazette., 1878-11-21
III TINE TABLE.

,.vx wILMINaronsu su.s.s-i
ssIIsdslphla' z SS W.. IA ~. 80 s.SS, O'
az t,i6I 3 50, -, nm
es, q ssw.aT lp.60, q "a, uI :. HWi
~ foIee 1days, 4 Oon m D a, j.. %.
XXI W aahihS Stop !: r 81 ~,
iiinoTs / b4, 8 n. 10. q, ,p fn'lsnn-
5fp ,si6 s.3a, o m
4. I. rsIssiijs rDsspIosii % p mi n sunday
y r,s,le; $50, si6 . in;i %, 9 80 p
Ms sunday train. ~ on
pssrs % are X r.: sib . m; J oo' eso
y 70 suSSaSs I,On 4 Northern r. r.; s2S a
gllnipgo = m: no Sunday train.
30 ~ %;eslsrn r. b. 10 70 . m; 8 30
DtasSsu Ssundays: 10 30 q m. -. sitts.
10 on suleyK sapIyK AT WILnINGToS.
Illss As% ~ ann ~ a, s34, $40 Z 06 q M J
pni'ia pa' q Is, 10 81, 5 %, ois o0 9 20, g,
y. II 10, p m; on SundaysH 70,
~ w" is5, 10 q. II 10 p m.
tpan5nx: i01, 8 "a a m; IL a i2 %
Sss SSapn, on Sundays; Il - J %
81; ,;aprp. z ; %' 2 o., 5 40, s4i.a m; n q,
isS Ssa sa p m; on Sundays; 2o . no
l,i%Sloston: %l 2oi q m = q, ~ 81,
~ n; on sundaysi2 o. . misss
Eps;at Deposit: 800 a m; no Sunday
plSS. >, Castle: $50 am; 10 10 m;
~ n m: no Sunday trains, 4
fhn'isrsre r. h.: B@ W 10 q IN
peso nv no Sunday trains, 80
|tsSington 4 Northern II. H.; sos,
Uni q m; no sunday trains.
H,sxsre Western X r.: 20 q m;
- on sundays: 9 0op m,
". VILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
n' ADELPHIA.
mad street and washington ave-
s.S s 400, 10 80, II 10 a m; 2 30. . 30.
sts 6l5, 0 45, II 80 pm; on Sun
~ a m; oO,9 %, II 30, p m.
@Myv. @ second and Market streets:
iH%y m. i? IS, 355, $50, II 30 p m;
s.nisys: . 80. II 80 D m.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-21
'iAANS SAVINGS BANK.

'S@A4 AVIS ID n ~ hs
.,cos@soMs % MARKET STREET,
4h % raATED rsca;ED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
mi ,pecelye ,p ave deposits daily from o A
~ sysa,, NJ, and on Tuesday and SAT:
sESI from 7 to s O'clock.
fSsrv n: ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Wen atnade made In April and October
lecouDtsd dads Gu are not withdrawn they
pne o eono ~ deposits. Thus permanent
eyar. r.nposrd their interest twice in
.aa, H MANAGERS.
INV & oSS o5%yla' h George ". Bush,
y i, Irnne rnnenson, M. l.. Lichenstein IN
aastihpse' Edward Darlington,
'D4 PHsey, W. STD ID; Jackson,
n, nntnnony Higgins.
@s. CAppEEQ. ". BUSH, President.
Z Ellie, Vice President.
PGST ;, ~. I. TAYLOR. Treasurer
'NArIONAL BANK
S@lioRy ~ OF WILMINGTON.
W THE PUBLIC MONEYS
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