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LADIES UNDERWEAR
of good material, and beautifully
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PORIUN, nortweast corner Court
Square. Canton, Miss.
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Plus, EARNINGS, Sets and Brace.
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G.. CT. CoFFx

Before purchasing your winter
supply OF Goal, call on w. l.. Craig
& Co, for prices. They are selling
choice Pittsburg Coal and can Offer
special indafements-
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ROCK>BQTTOM

have old Goods to BLOW or PUFF and ony show
Why old goods accumulate at my store
LIST. l only keep first-class goods, at low
est prices.
End. sell at such small profit that
readily sell all buy.
3rd. I buy from first hands saving an
immense Jobbers profit, which benefit is
given to the consumer.
4th. The greatest Importance and the
key note to success buy strictly for
CASH which enables me to buy and sell
cheaper than my competitors. Before
purchasing elsewhere. call and see my new
stock.
The Purchase O an Long Staple
COTTON Specially, for which a Outside
Price will e Paid.
The place to buy Reliable, Cid
Goods, is beyond doubt at the old escI
tablished house Of
CHARLES L. GROSS.
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE, CANTON MISS,
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NOTIONSl NOTIONS!!

Anything and everything want
ed in that line for sale at Miss Mc~
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Gold Peas at q. &. COEFY'S.
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WOODEN GOODS !

In great variety at the fashion,
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Beasiey.
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DCY STADEKERS WATER LILN
ID FLO Il L
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us and III Market ST, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
Il Sf0rn,y Passooe

The steamer Tdngter arrived at this
por; yesterday morning at 1890 O'Clock
rom Baltimore. The steamer was In
charge OF Capt. Willard Thompson. and
lefl Baltimore on Tuesday afl flernoon at
D O'Clock. On Wednesday Afternoon
about 10 O'Clock, when about twenty
NIL below Cape HenIopen, a south rn
gale struck them, which lasted with
great force until IL o'clock that night,
The gale from the south had hardly sub
sided until the "blizzard" from the north
struck them, which lasted until they
reached this port. The passage was a
very rough one, in fact Capt. Thon pson
remarked that he had never experienced
ryugher one. During "Wednesday
evening be and Mr.. y. ". Gooken, who
was on the boat, were unable TO sit
down to the supper table, owing to the
rolling OF the boat. In order to get any
thing to eat, they were obliged TO stand
up, and hold Oh to a stancheon,
While coming up, they put into Girls
held. The TdRgfer Will undergo exten-
'iVe repairs al The Harlan d Holllngs-
worth Company's. 5.....
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
. ] Congress Yesterday.

In the q. s. Senate, yesterday, bill
was introduced by Mr.. Slater, by re-
quest "to declare the meaning of the
word orphan" The vote taken a
few days ago on the appointment ORA
special committee on the Inter-O Oceanic
Canal, to cooperate with a similar
committee of the House, was reconsid-
cred, and the matter was discussed
without action. Pending considera-
ton of the ''Fiye Per Cent" bill, the
Senate went into executive session, and
after the doors were re-opened, ad-
kfaItbe House, a bill for the estaba
ishment of branch mint in st. Louis
was reported, ordered to be printed
and recommitted. The bill regulating
the removal of cases to the Federal
Courts was discussed in the morning
hour. The revised rules were consid-
cred. Adjourned.
The House Committee on Post Off
ces, yesterday, after hearing All argu-
ment by Representative Gillette, in
support Of his bill to regulate the let
ting of mail contracts, decided to re-
port against It's passage.
The baby's cries are its only method of
letting you know that it suffers and
needs DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25
cents a bottle,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
lChaek.

! .Whenl Frank Il. snow, the eccentric
general PASSENGER agent Of the Canada
Southern. Road, had his beadq,IArters in
Dstrpit, be- was suspected of having the
biggest and most Sympathetic heart ,of
any man. ~ The railroad business. I here
was limit, hOwevtr, even to his SYM
pathy. Que day last Spring a forlsrh-
booking ma1 called ut his Office aud ask.
ed for pass for himsef aud wife to 81.
Thomas, Canada. His story of destitu-
uon and lost tickets was enough to melt
a heart OF stone, and he got the pass.
This was early IN the morning.
ABOUT noon he returned TO the Office.
MS face longer than ever, and said !:
.When was here before forgot TO saw
that we had dog. He's an awful GOOD
dog, and we have to leave him benind
is 1t asking too much for you To- pass
MN, too r. MIR. Snow wrote few lines
70 the baggage-master,a and the man went
away expressing his gratitude. In an
hour he was back again, and when asked
II there was anything more that could
ne done, he exclaimed: "the ole WON an
an me have struck payn' Job down
here in boardiu'-house, and we think
We wont go on. There's another family
down at the depot whe are going out TO-
night, and If you'll alter this pass from
Two persons and dog to five folks and
an lnjun pony, l kin sell it to 'em for
three dollars and be Just that much
ahead u 1t panied Mr.. Shows big heart
TO do it, but he reached out for the pass
and tossed IL into drawer, and advised
the woe-begone man to get into Canada
by the highway when he left Detroit.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
A 81 900 Horse slaughtered by

Il
a READING, Feb. 19.-Six members of
a supposed gang Of horse thieves were
arrested in this city and vicinity to-day
on various charges. The alleged
thieves are reported to be from Phila-
delphia. They give. their names as
John Wilkins, Charles Harris. John
Morn, John Francis, James Firing and
Isaac Schmehl. Firing and Schmehl
were arrested in Amityville, ten miles
south of this city, on the charge of
having murdered Hambletonian n lstai,.
lion valued ats 600, The borse ssak
the property Of F. b. Rhoads, OF Ami
tyville, and the prisoners were oom-
mitted for hearing by Squire High.
1t u alleged that tins accused parties
were unsuccessful in taking the ami
NAL from his stall, when one Of the
men, in fit of anger, sta bbed the
beast several times in the neck. sever
ing large artery. Large gashes were
cut in the poor horses throat and the
animal bled to death in his stall. lie
was sired by Sackett's Hambletonian.
and was five years old. Much feeling,
existed and threats were freely made
to lynch the prisoners while they were
in the custody of the constable at
Wentzers Hotel. e
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
T,tO 1I2toitsand Acres of n
ncssee Lana Donated for|
Settlement.

LA1II Erw YoRK, Feb. 10, iS
To THE EDITOR OF TnE HERAlnJ
ySeefDg IN the Herald Of this da,|
offer to Mr. J. w. Abbott, Of hl
n. j., from Mr.. Stephen HOLMES,
0hsrs 10 donate 200 acres Of liI
PennsYlvania TO twenty families Of i
emigfants, and arequest for oien n
Others l hereby respond by oGehal
donate, free aud clrar to actua ,eul
1900 acres OF land, In Perry uua
Tenn, In twenty.acre parcels TO I
bead Of a family. This land is well
usted and timbefed, and III for lhs |
iivatlon Of tobacco, cotton, wheat 4
toes, &c. EDWARD GALLAGHI3
39i Greenwich street, Nes n
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Obituary.

Mrs. Hannah A. Simpson, a we'll
known and highly respected lady, died
at her residence N. Z. corner of Sec
ond and King streets yesterday after
noon. She had been confined TO her
bed for the past two months from the
effect of stroke of paralysis. She was
at the time of her death in her seventy
seventh year. and had resided where
she died for over fifty years. Although
her death was not unexpected, il is
quite shock TO her large circle of
relatives and friends, who loved her
ior her many estimable qualities. Her
funeral will take place ON Monday af-
ternoon. She had been a consistent
member of Asbury NJ. E. church for
many years.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
FIFTH EDITION.
jug Breaking.

HOW THE MONEY ROLLED INTO THE
{ UNION N. q. CHURCH LAsrEyENfsG. O.
\ A very interesting occasion occurred
last evening at the Union M. 4.
Church. For some time past the
main audience room of the church has
been undergoing thorough renova-
tion. In order to help TO meet the ex-
penses of the work, the Trustees, hit
upon the novel plan of purchasing a
number of jugs and distributing them
among the members for the purpose of
soliciting contributions.
Last evening was set apart for the
breaking ofsaid jugs, and long before
the time announced, the lecture room
was crowded with the members and
friends Of the church, and also those
who had jugs. ,ffr sl .uf.is5ii.
Isaiah II. Thomas was appointed
"breaker" aud William McC ,rmick
and Frank Mitchell, secretaries. The
byeaking occupied some lime, as there
We're one hundred and sixty jugs pre-
sented for breakage. The jug contain
ing the most money, was presented by
the Trustees. 1t contained 500 in
gold. The next highest was handed
in by Miss Bessie Mann, it contained
$45 in gold. Miss Bella Groves, pre-
sented one containing $14. The re-
mainder Of the jugs, contained amounts
varying from % down. ~ s.aab q
During the evening, Prof Adams
recited selection, as did also Packard
Mann. The infant school sang two
hymns. The total amount realized,
was $365.S5. ~ w" Ns'i y 2 ~
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
CifM L0fN Breakers.

Mayor Allmonl fined two phNa
fifty cents and costs al police court
nis ht. ftf4
This morning a burly negro was 4
one dollar and costs. He had BEEN
rested while drunk, and added 70
ohense by attempting 10 kick I
door.
James O'DoDnel, who came y |
police Office In an intoxicated cOOdI'
last night and ask d for lodging,
fined fifty cents and costs.
A man named Armstrong who va
drunk on Front street that he bad %
taken to tie hall on a wheelbanOV,
fiDed the usual penalty.
Joseph Harman, a lad who stole \
road iron from the r., W. Il B., and'H
to sell It to junk dealers was neII
raigned. The evidence was against
boy and he was held for coult, :,
A confirmed drunkard was lined
usual sum,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNEsDAY. Feb. la.6PI

WEDNESDAns eD, lS.6 4. NJ.
FLOUR Is in better demand & prices are
nImer. sales OF 100 barrels, Including
Mimi sofa extra at SO 50as7 Penn. do. do
al 50 3aG .; Western do. do at e6 S7IIa
y and patent and other high grades a.
y % = ". Rye fiour sells slowly Al a5.
- l2lz
GRAIS.--Wheat is excited and and DC.
hlgher. sales OF 55 OO0 bushels. including
req red os az 81 80 amber at 81 81 and No. z
81 GG i eievaI1or, :! 20 February; 81 81 March.
at VIC Tor Pennsylvania, Corn is if,
ialr demand & higher. sales OF ~. 600 bush.
lnciuuing mixed and yellow at 57I<a5sc,
anu anu Shlie M, . az oic. AT the open board, 56c,
Was bid for February, 575Sc. for March and
S54c. for April and 52l4c. for May. Oats
are quiet and unchanged. Sales OF BOOO
bushels, including mixed and stained Ar
70 70. ana y cents, and white at 47afS CENTS
Inc receipts to-day were ar follows: 1870
Dds. hour, 500 bush. wheat, $500 bush.
corn, 5gJO bushels rye, 4COO bush. oats
800 bush. barley. la bbls. whiskey.
~, HIskf@50 bbls: W estern iron bound
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY February IS. SPIN.
,Isna Lk CArTLk were dull this week and
Prices were a traction lower. 279O head ar
rived and sold at the different yards AZ ~
aot4c- per D., as tn quality
SHEEP were dull and rather lower
s,Oo mead sold at the differePt yards at
&C. per b. ~ " q
HOGS were dull and easier. 5000 head
SoGnd sold a. The different yards At % arc. per
COWS were unchanged. $50 head sold
at s2Ua s4O per head. 'o'u
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION,
Furk Drove yard. Wea PhtLd., Feb. IA.
SHEKP.--Extra, lilo to 1870 rs, &c. xood
y TO ~ MS, ~ 70 81 G: fair, 50 70 8 Ns.i
- 10 o74: 5000 lambs, 81 81; common
rivals. 800 head. Market steady.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
LOCAL TIME TABLE
IFXvE wILMINGfoN

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
EoR RPHfLAD.LPHIA.-2M ZOO, $40, 600
s-A l0.02, 1850, a M; l2lS. lass, 2SO, 100
kAs. 7.o9 b.4e, p. m. On sundays, AL. sic
FoR NEw YcRE.F22i 100, lo.o2, q. m.
laiS. ia.ss. s.is. p. m On Sundays, III
Foa BAITrxoRx. AND wAsHrssros.-
10. zes. SIS. 2. M; iaSs u a.ot, Ola ToS'
FoR BALTIMoRK, lBay Line connection),
T.e p. m. No Sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLK--6.00 .. 10. a. M; LILO,
s.qe, go 2. m. No Sunday trains, I'm
FOR DELAWARE X. R-e.lb a m; l.lu,
d.e0, p N. No sunday trains.
fok WILMIN0roN a NORTHERN X. r.
SD a M; 400, go p. m. No Sunday
FoR DKLAwARE WESTERN r. Rib
lo.So q. m; $50 p. m. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
( FRoM PHILADELPHIA.-l243 2Oe, $50;
Ale q m; l2.0S. l242. I.02. 25o, An. 5.lS,
62a 100. S2O. II. 10 p. m. On sundays, l2.4S
2vs. l0lV q. M; 7.Ss. ll.l0p m.
fRoM NKw YoRx.-a,S, $50. q m. 1912,
FRon BALTinoRK.-2l5, $50, s.57, a, m;
l2eS. 1887. $50, s.S6, y. m. On sundays,
2l5 a. m. $50 p. IN.
Fson WAsHINGToN.--2l5. q. m. l20S.
FROM NEw CAsTLk-s.5O, e.52, n.5O a. M:
aS, 6.45 p. m. No sunday trains.
fkon DELAWARE r. R.-S.5O, ll.50 q. m.
6e5 pm No sunday trains.
FROM MH.MINGToN NORTHERN X. X.
6V0, llS5 a. M; 6.4S p. IN. No Sunday
FRoM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.--s.o0.
q M; AIS, SUI. p m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
49,. PHILADELPHIA.
FRoM BROAD STREET AND w WAsHINoToN
AyEsUE-7.O, 500, l0.30, Has a. m: l.1
500. @.oO. sis. 500. 5.o0, as. IlSe p. m. On
So q. M; 6.OO, s.4s, il.Sv p. m.
FROM THIRrY-SkcoND AND MARKET
lbs q. IN. Haas, Az, y.
m. f.0U 4. m. On Sundays, Lee 7.O .. m. |
NorK---rhe black figures represent the |
lin ted Express" ON which an extra |
ARE h charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
THIRD EDITION
e-=s..z-zrss,z.== ---.-
kDenocrasic Vscsory.
RobEsoE. AFTER sLAUaHrERrNG HIs
= AFRrENDs AIDS THE ENEMY. -


"a FRfENDs AIDS THE ENEMY. -
WASHINGTON, February 19.-The
Democrats to-day finally won their vic
tory on the twenty-frst rule. Mr.. War
ner introduced his amendment again
Nnd il was again passed. This, 1t will
be Femembered, provides that there
shouid be no riders to appropriation
bills, except 10 reduce expenditures.
The Republicans had fought for this and
with the help of some Democrats carried
1t. Then they thought they saw their
opportunity and Robson, coached by
Garfeld, olfercd an amendment progld-
Ing that no riders shonld be tackled to
appropriation bills. Mr.. Randall called
attention to the fact that this prohibited
all economy, but the Democrats saw
their opportunity and voted with Robe
son, carrying his amendment by lis to
4S. The Republicans began to suspect
something then and their faces grew
long. Robeson had led them TO the
slaughter. Almost Immediately Morri-
son offered q substitute for the whole
section, providing In substance that
there shall be no rider except such as is
germane to the subject of the bill and
tends - rsduce the expenditure and is
reported by the committee having juris-
dictlon Of the general subject. THIS last
clause marks the difference between the
amendment and the existing rule. All
the Democrats rallied to its support aud
II passed BY large majority. -
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
General Nescs.

The Gfeeppack State Convention, oi
Penns lvania WIN meet In Harrisburg
on the sd Of March. -
The Departmept Of Ssperiatendence
Of the National Educational Association
met ip Warrington yesterday . 4i-
The Prohibition Convention OF Rhode
Leland met lin Providence yesterday,
and nominated Albert Howard for Gov
ernof. 1e l+iaT y ell tllig 3oi 81 A'n z
The collections taken In ut Chester Pa
sor the Irish Relief fond, amounfine TO
si4oe, Win BE- sent 70 the New York
A careful canvass of the Senate, Of n.
York shows a majority Of 6 IN favor Of
rsjecfing the, ,ponlnation,. of Smyih ~
superintendent OF the Insurance Depart
ment. -. 4, .,,s.,.,, ..,r'l - :
The receipts of tho recent Hebrew
Charity Ball, SIS, ,2l5 30, have beeB divfs'
ded among the JaW1sh chafisios Of Ptnl-
adeIphia; $500 were set aside, for tho
lrish ehef Fund, and ,S1OO for the ST.
lesian Relief Fund. 'gii4O4t
SAmong yssisrday 8 contrfbations 10
the Irish Relief Fuud; by Messrs Dtex
els Co., OF Philadeiphia, are the en-
pioyes OF boiler department Of Baldwin
Locomotive Werks, S4ee; Ooffiu, Alte-
mus & Goa 800; Q oRssssrs e.Adsunson q
y, StV"e5cli'y ri, isSJ 1lst eaE T
Nineteen valuable horses, shipped
from Commnntpaw on Wednesday night
% Homer Henderson, OF Red Bank, N.
j., were stolen in transit. II Is supposed
the thieves opened the car As Cominuni. \
paw With a dnpiiease key and took out
The animals. hfnog n -.'l.a1 aeI III ~
1Whliam. Theison murdered his divorc-
ed wife, Mrs, Red wsId, at Columbus,
ONO, yesterday morning. He had been
annoying his wife, and was arrested on
her cohplaint fof breaking bet furniture
when released ftotn cest0dy be went TO
her house and shot her dead. -
Mr.; Ch>s. q Par sH arriv we'd at Frank-
fort, Ms i, Yesterday morning. He was
met a. the depet by Governor b lac burn |
and escarted TO the Capitol Hotsl. w hefe i
ne beid recfPuonr He subsequently
delivered an uddttss In the Legislative |
Hall, and then left at noon for Louis
vlhie. rad ill ail - '' i iH u' aI'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
n NesU Ireland.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD ;

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
After you have ''fed the hungry"
let me suggest that you initiate some
plan whereby the people of Ireland can
all be brought to this country and To-
Gated out West where they can be.
come landowners and Interested in all
that is good and worth living and
striving for in this world. Give them
helping hand and a chance to get
from under the tyrant's oppression
which they have struggled against for
the last 700 years. We have a New
England, let us have, also, New Ire
land. You can do this and | trust
you will. FAIR PLAY.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 1s, 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20

h eoss o tt Bttu'ving cono,...
WHAT 10 Pam poR
KS, TRANSPORT ATIo.,N .NERAL ID
OUT OF THE TnrAsIIs,,A na,0S, AND d
| MAsHINeToN, Feb %
pf tue senate or bo,,ss o, ;sos.'7Ae % d,
", VINO !, dies In ofics is sar. 'epess
eeiittlng his position. 'Sre IT,. o.
,oa!, ,op = proper representation T' ~ sf1aa =
,nnnpers men 9., at the last serVics.A ,, ., BIZ
are declared in long 'apen'e apG hd
lpgiss in congress, and -aH a'auslo elo9uel
volnmes Of these. tribn,ss.' ss.'eganllyy
by the thousands. By S'rs ,Sa ate dati
o. the clerk of the house sue a. annual
:ives for the year epdInS u repre-
1t appears that the f,,nsS,.u June q
who died In that year Isa,s co., o. q me-
ment sl3,SB8.97. The fnr"sIl wy lhs N
Gus,sve q 81. os sehlelcher, f'1l Of T.l q
$sslg2.92, Of which S3ls5o nels
ed for gloves and silk oy scs's was "
f,r the Del CATION. The cost Ssi J, a. a
ot bon. "A. 5. Williams ans, n.y.. vl'l.t Y,
OF the hon. T. j. Quinn sss sS w
q he hcS Bush Clark, si'S;,, i,S;, y y
!, Ton ., Douglass, sl,Si, 5yi' q y
hon: Julian Hsrtridge, Of t,s,, ;so,I ~
22. The itemized account teU'g', ~ :,
ses OF Mr. Harttidge's fnner,iIl y, ils Y,
mafIner in which funer.I I'sl a sle
spend the government mu u'es
raiircadi tickets coet s7Oa ~ aOns
were added tor a special 'O' csr aad
The bill for carriages wa. al M, !
starting on thestrip, apparen'IS a "
o.ate lunch was DR. v dad ,a
warda dinner. The dinner ~, ~. :!
tl,e cost OF the lunch was slt0sS' . :,
o. thlssum was used al a di,is @
which contains a bar, and 500 iI n
10 specifically set down as ,,ln,oVS &
liquor saloon which does ' No, Z
meals Persons employed oO % a. ~
which conveyed the delep,tio. w y
reason TO complain Of the Ss oen.,'.' !.
the passengers.
HThe car porter received $40. ,,,I
conductor $40. Other srrv,n,.
pleasantly Remembered, lbe ss,.., -
the hotel in Savannah gettippS A.,
lunch" vas ehjo, ed In Sa apn,h
cost spf $50. A man named 3 ,v,s ,.
panied the party as especial ne.,s
a. a salary Of S. a day. Tbq j..
given above are not the opIv s,ss
attending these funerals. III.
RrinteE has-recently appeared befon
hopse cenpitiee, on appropristioN'
ssked-fw $45O,OC0 to supply desrs,
In the estin ates for thr present
year. lie stated that the prlntIn
Of deceased member b,d
up TO date, $40, 900, and hat seysnIl
yet TO be printed.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
U. S. Court.

No business was done in the U. S.
Court to-day. Court simply met and
adjourned. The only business likely TO
come up in the near future is that OF q e
continuation of U. s. Supervisors.
Do not trifie with n cough, cold, or af-
!ee'lon Of the throat, lungs or bronchial
tubes, DR.. Buns Cough Syrup is a posi-
tive cure and prevents consumption,
The daily gazette., 1880-02-20
THE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK,
500 MARKET STREET

ouZ MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851.
NJ, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and sat
nroay evenings from7 10 o'clock,
SEhI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
regularly made in April ana October.
When dividends are not ,withdravne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
!n nanenI deposits compound their interest
MANAGERS.
C~ieinent ~ n. smyth, George W. Bush,
Shas. W; Townsend George s. Capeila-
Nathan R.Benson, N. l. LichensteIn.
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jacssnns 'on'
Edward Pusey, VIM. III, SUtft
Anthony Hlggina
GEO. w. BUSH, President.
GEO. 3. CAPELLE, Vice President
leo2I-ly = T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
EIHsT NATIONAL BANk
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE JJNI-
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, President.
GEO.p. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, e5oo. 600.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston n,
chante mrnished 70 regular Depositors
without charge.
DiscoHnt days, Mondays and hursda
Ca.neDt B: smyth. George W. Bush
Henry 8. McCOmb, sam'I kancroft Jr
3'AS Edward Belts. ianl-iy