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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-09-04
THERE MUST BE NO SPLIT.
Senator Eutlcr Says the NIinority Must
Yield to the MAJORITY.


C0LrMEIA, Aug. 2G.-Thc hot head
AMI extremists of the party who ar,
ripe fora split will find no crumbs o
political comfort in the words of Sena
tor Nj. {. Butler given to the Worl,
representative to-day. In few clraI
cut sentences. which the reporter ha!
made no attempt to "String out" oI
elaborate, he "SpcakS forth the word.
Of truth and SUhrrncSS."
Senator Butler arrived in the city
this morning. He had heard that the
two exc cutlvr committees would meet
here to-day, and he came to assist in /;
settlement. The World man found
SENATOR Butler preparing to enjoy an
aitrr-uinncr $icSta il his room at the
.lcromc. When told that the World
desired his opinion en- the political
ompllcatiOnS that now VrN the State
the .\doniS of the Senate readily com
! pll"G. lie spoke irrV and without
/ reservation. His very first words. gil.
! ing the i;iSt of his opinion. were en-.
/ phatlr and OF no uncertain tone Said
! he:
"lf In" Farmers Movement men
have Il mniority in the September con-
N"nti"n, tn" minority should acuuirsrr
in the result"
IT,,
porter. "lhat under certain circum-
stances, the n"n-Srating Of some anti
llilman d"l"Jati ions, for Instance, there
Will appear to h" Justification for not
/ recognizing tn" action of the Sept r!n-
Der convention"
"lt l. not prudru. or wise or proper,
replied h". "to have u split or Il bolt
/ whether the action OF tn" convention
u" regular or Irregular. THERE'S moth
ing to do but to acquirScc. 1t is either
that or RcpuhlicaniSm.
"l% much interest taken in the politi-
ca! situation here ny Democrats IN
Washington ~
"rhcrr is, decidedly"
"What do our Representatives. in
Congress have to say about l?"
"ENcry Democratic SENATOR" said the
General. "With whom | hHvrrrnvrrSru,
c0ncurS with me in the views | have
expressed to you. have talked with
al! Of them. There is nn difference of
opinion among them. They believe
that bolt or split would hr Fatal and
ought not TO he Thought of"
Senator Butler said that ne had been
asked for his views 10y the anti-Tillman
advisory committee, and that he had
given IT. rs his opinion that the ticket
nomlnatrd 10y the September COnvrn.
.i>'i' 'h'''it w Htplp'lltu ny lnt CIllrp
Democratic party of the State.
lie further stated that he had con-
yerSed with Grn. Johnson lIagood, of
BarnWcll, and had found him Of the
same opinion.
.Ihr General expressed the earnest
Wish that conservative views would he
/ adopted by the conference and the pro-
PIE generally. 1t WAS his impression
. mat conservatism would prevail.
Senator Butler left the citv on the
evening train 10 spend il week ON his
farm at Edgriirld.
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n Cotton Convention.

ATLANTA, Ca. August 2j.-Thc
Convention of Governors of all the cot
ton States has been called by Gen Cor
don to meet in Atlanta on September
10. The Convention was asked for bv
the Georgia State Alliance in session
here last week. Each Governor is to
appoint six delegates. making seven
representatives from each cotton State.
The Convention will consider the mat
ter Of direct trade with Liverpool; ais %
questions relative to weights. insurance,
ircightS and handling Of cotton.
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y SainSt Ingalls,.

:, ATCHISoN, Kan, August 2G.--Tht
Farmers \lianc, and knights of La
Dor OF this city met as the peoples con
vrntlon yesterday and nominated three
Democrats and one Republican fol
County offices and one Democrat and
one republican for the Legislature
ne convention unanimouly adopted
the st. .oulS platform and the follow,
ing resolution in addition:
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
convention that nominees for the Lcgis,
laturc stand pledged not to vote for the
return of John j. Ingalls, to the United
states Senate
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SrNDRIDGE, ONT., Aug. 25-Quccns
h"tcl, together with lis contents, was
burned this morning. The guests, of
whom there was a large number, had
great difficulty in escaping. Two men,
ThoS. Powers and Herbert Taylor, the
latter it is said belonging to Ottawa, were
burned to death, and two others were
badly burned.
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Killed Each OthoI.

LOUISVILLE, Aug, 27.-Ncar STAN
ford, ky.. Boss Hamilton and r.. Fcrgu-
son shot each other to death Thursday.
Hamilton was walking with his wife
when Ferguson bcckoncd to him tC come
forward. Hamilton handed a bundle to
his wife and the men walked together a
few yards and then. almost simultanc-
ously. drew their rcvolvcrs and BEGAN
to shoot.
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PADGETTPAYSTHEFREIGHT

"A ShhNr OEFER THAT MAY NOT AaAIN IRE
hEPEATED. so DO NOT DELAY, .'STRIKrn nA
WHILE THE IRON Is HoT.'' -
Write for Catalogue now, and saw what
paper you saw this advertisement in. "'"0
Remember that sell everything that
',s SUos " ,iulhlSning ahome-manufacturin
Some things and buying others in the iargs'
est possible lots, which enables me to wire
out all competition. '''0 ~ wipe
HERE ARE A FEW OF MY START
LING BARGAINS. 'I
a no. Flat top Cooking Stove, full size.
wore wax. lcH 1c1i,' oven htted with 81 pieces Of
Twelve Dollars. Why
;, Again, will sell you a 8 hole Cooking
Range 13Xl3 inch oven, 1Sx2G inch top, fitted
WiIh @ Il pieces of ware, for THIRTEEN
dnOLt'AkS' Ill and pay the freight to your
DO NOT PAY TWO PRICES FOR
YOUR GOODS.
VIII SEND you nice plush Parlor suit,
NWalnut frame either in combination or
banded, the most stylish colors, for S33. so
" yUur U,iI, ra,lroad station, freight all paid.
VIII also sell you a nice Bedroom suit
i1omSistlng 1ag OF Bureau with glass, 1 high head
beustead, | Washstand, l Centre table, q
cane seat chairs, cane seat and back rock
depot. e"' ~ ''"'
Or will send you an elegant Bedroom
suit with large glass, full marble tor. for
$50, and pay freight. '
Nee Nee window shade on spring roller 8 40
IEMleGant large walnut 8 day clock, 400
7 oan ",i'uC lounge, TOO
Lace curtains per window, 100
cannot describe everything in small
advertisement, but have an immense store
containing %, 600 feet Of floor room, with
ware houses and factory buildings in other
paris ,'rt; or augusta, making i'll all the largest
mcnt III the Southern States. These stores
ana warehouses arc crowded with the
choicest productions of the best factories.
My catalogue containing illustrations Of
goods Will he mailed if YOU will kindly say
Wherc you saw this advertisement. pay
freight. Address, h'
l. +. PADGETT,
Proprietor Padgctt's Furniture. Stove and
Carpet Store,
l11O-1112 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
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The women praise II. l.. u. for Scro-
lula, General Weakness and Nervous
ness, Indigestion, rheumatism, and
Female Complaints. Try the great and
powerful l.. Il. T., and then recommend
IL TO your nrlghborS. and you Will know
you have done Il good deed.
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Z AA a Ee 4. q H IL 4.


+ Il NJ y l. T. y ST TT l. II T..
NllE BUILDING Is NOW MOD
Il crniZcd and improved as Il boarding
school until it is second to mono in the
South in comfort and convcnicnceS. The
Corps of Teachers engaged for the com.
ing session is the best the Institute has ever
had. No other institute in the South can
oiier advantages superior to those offered
here in the Literary, Music and Art do
partmcntS.
MI Maclcan continues to be the Dircc
tor OF Music. The patrons of the Institute.
whose daughters were taught by Mr..
MaciGan during the past session, arc re-
fcrred to in proof of tie statement that he
IS the best teacher of Music who has ever
taught in Charlotte. AS originator and
director of the June Musical Festival in
TINS city, his reputation has extended
throughout the South.
VIM. r. ATKINSON"
PrjnciDal.
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sixty uomelcsss Families.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-A Times
democrat Ei faso, Tex. special says
between th,rty-five and forty bonscs
Jaurez and sixty families rcnGcrcd
homeless by a cloudburst. Two per-
sons only were drowned.
Syphilis, Rheumatism, Old Sores and
Ulcers, Scrofula and Catarrh are exact.
ly the. diseases that are cured by that
powerful medicine II, p p -"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-09-04

Bradlicld'S Female Regulator will
cure all Irregularities or dcragemcnts
peculiar to women. Those suffering
should use it.
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DncllSncu ana blessed.
y, that we might in our families and
IN our churches try the force O Kindness.
You can never drive men, women or
children into the Kingdom Of God. \
March north-castcr will bring out more
honcySucklcs than irctiulncSs and ScOld-
ing Will bring out Christian grace.
wish that i'll all our religious work we
might be saturated with the spirit of
Khdncss. Missing that, we miss a great
ueai OF usefulness. There is no need of
coming out before men and thundcrino
10 Them tho law unless at the same timc
! Sou ot preach to them the Gospel. DO YOU
! Eov;oS,w sov Know that this simple story of a
u GaViors kindness is to redeem all M. - .
', uHn .tons The hard heart of this WORLDS
obduracy is to be broken ',G hnCoro m0''" thoI .
: story. There is in Antwcrp, Rclo;"m,
!, one OF the most rcmarkahlcc n;",anoa nI,|'ah;
:, ever saw. 1t is ''The Descent S'CivS Of Shnj.t
n from the Cross" 1t is ono Ar pNh.D,l T,rlSI
Il pictures. No man can stand anI 'In Snci
S at that descent from the Cross y ,'os os
u Rubens pictured it, without hayino ~; NJ
n eyes flooded with tears, if he have an ~
4 scnsibiity at all. II is an ovcrmastcr
1 ing picture-ono that stuus YOU, an
D staggers you, and haunts your dreams
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n Pillar Of Fire by Niwht,

SEATTLE, Wash., August 27.-Pass-
cngcrs on the steamer Arago confirm the
report that Mount Boyosloy, Alaska. is
i'll a state oferuption. The steamer left
Ounaaska July 3. and at that time large
volumes Of steam and smoke could be
seen issuing from the volcano, while at
night pillar of fire thousands of feet in
height were disccrniblc ormilcs. Bogos-
lay has been in a state of active eruption
ever since. The sight is grand one
and mariners hope the actcvity Will con-
tlnuc. as ii serves as q lighthouse in guild
ing vessels through Ouanak Pass
Steam and smoke have been seen to
issue from the crater and fire and lava
were daily expected to be seen issuing
from lis mouth.
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How Was Cured OF So-Callcd Cancer.

I1N Is.N ININ, NIN.
DEAR SIE--This is to certify that |
was il sufferer with Il place on my
under lip for fourteen years. and was
under treatment Of different physicians,
h"t thry done me no good. | had lost
hope Of being cured by medical treat
mcnt. ! then went to doctor living
in Florida. who treated them by art.
After going to him it got well, appar-
emily, for awhile. but returned as bad
rs ever. then concluded to try Il. u.
l.. Q'rickly Ash, Poke Rout and Potas
slum,( and after taking five bottles
Ulnt SiZe) was cured. | also find it a
good medicine to give good appetite.
and to give proper digestion.
Yours most truly,
L. j. STRICEI\ND
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But what, then, are you to do with thc
abuses that come upon YOU in lircq Won
arc to live them down! | saw f,rmcr
60 out to get back a swarm Of bccs tho,
had wondercd-on from the hive. hS t'o ho
moved amid them they buzzcl oroum5
his head, and buzzcd around his han1s
and buzzed around his feet. he had
killed one Of them they would have stunu
him to death. Rut he moved in their
midst in perfect placidity until he had
captured the swarm of wandering bees
And so L have seen men moving annie
the annoyances, and the vcXatons. ant
the assaults, of life in such calm, Chris
tian deliberation that all the buzzin2
around their souls amounted to nothing
They conquer them, and above all
they conquered themselve. "O," you say
that's very good theory to preach OF
hot day, but it won't work." 1t vii
work. 1t has worked. l believe IL il
the last Christian grace we win. Yot
know there are fruits which we gather il
June, and.others lc Jnly, and others ir
August, and others in September, anf
still others In October; and have tc
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Is''TV W Ut W w II tN IIIIN W
/ though nc has been a ~rcat sim
,crc Is Il Great Savior provided.
i'm that though his sins are rs
they Shall hc rs snow. thongh
Lrc red like crimson. they shall be
'ol. That man is dying forever for
k Of one kind word.
'c used to he sung at great many
amos all through the country
IT has almost died OUT. wish
~ would start it again in our
circles. There may not have been
NQulSitc art in the music. but there
grand and glorious sentiments:
ind words never die, never die;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-24
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

Among State issues Alabama currency funding
Is were unchanged at 100 ID. and tennessee sell
tlcmcnt IS gained the fraction at 90 - HE
transactions in both issues were extremely small.
Of city bank stocks. Continental sold 80 al ! ~.
The general bond market was dull and lover.
Atchison incomes, fell 30 per cont TO IS o.
Denver and Rio Grandc Western lost per cent
at 10. Wisconsin Central incomes suffered TIA"
same loss at 81, ard many other prominent Issue,
closed fractiouaY lower. The principal advances
were i'll spccialtcs like Iaclcde Gas fists which
gained IL per cent, and Houston and icAaS
Central generals. trust receipts which rose , 81
per cent 10 : 81. Reference is made 10 our full
report of bond sales.
Money on call ruled at about IL per cent
until the last hour, when bclatcd borrowers wcIr
obliged 10 pay ,. and, in one or two exceptional
cases & per cent is soon as the sudden demand
was supplied the rate fell 10 merely nominal liz
urcs. and at tie close funds offered at . per
cent without takers.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges 81 l,lS2,1j9; balances, So
024 500.
| The Sub-Trcasury was debtor AT the Clearing
! House to-day $500. IA It's net loss on balance
was S6s3.3j6. made mp 10y loss of S1SGgS;
coin less a gain of 81 $50 currency The DAYS
operations induced Receipts. s. s5O.77l: pay
ments. S3.j34.121: Resulting in a genera balance
81 81 6S.74i.22S consisting of SlG4, 13l 80 coin
and 81 .Ol?.3S2 currency.
| The United States Treasury at Washington re
ceived to-day Slsj.290 National bank notes for
| redemption
| The customs receipts were SI3s.sJs. the in
ternal revenue receipts SlJ6,s70, and tue mls
] cellaneous receipts S22.30s.
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Cost auo (ouuo

T oSr.-BanShook 40. lsl.335 on Dry Dock Sa'hss
- Bank. Iny person having claims upon ran Dog -.,
called upon present the same to the bank Wlthh M
Cat-. On" said book VIII lr declared chhcrlieG 'N
uucui ~hei. and a new one issued in lien THEREOF.
4 ,~t.. Ban shook No. Isl 336 Dry Dock savings
|. Nan. person having claims upon 'ai no'A,s
,t.d upon present the same "a the bank wlth "lv
c- or thc said Will D." declared cancelled ana "a
tupui- she'd. and now one issued tn lieu thereof.
-. Baul,ool No. IL 337 oa Dry Dock SAVINGS
. Btuk ANY person having claims upon SAD o'29A
called up0n present the To N" bank Wlth ~.
d,~ a. ~ld book wll Dee declared ctncelec ssI ~
unguishod. ana new one issued In lieu thereof.
\ oNr OR SrOLEN.-Bank.book No. 2J2.37j, ISSUED W
|, ne German savings Bank In the CITY ~ Ne" .tS
Mill, Npf.i. All cautioned % negotate NV
,aue and requested o deliver IN" book - the bank, ,o
ltth.-t and th.aNe n restored the an Gay
January 1921, application viii BE- made 70 tne bank o
duplicate
New York. December "a 1890.
I BanNUooN No. 1875 .6Oi on Dry Dock SaNhsss
II Bank ANY person having claims upon Ntd D01N ~
called upon 10 present the To- the bank within uiI
daN- or the said book viii be- declared cance"d ana -
tugul she'd and new one issued IN lieu therHH
I CSr.-Bankhook No. l"S sos Dry DOCK SAVINGS
l. Bank. ANY person having claims upon sam DYe .
DAYS or the -ad VIII hr dared cancelled ana ~
ttngul she'd a issued In leu thereof
4 OSr- BanAbooS Va. ls2 93s Dry Dock savings
- Bank Auy person hdNirg claims upon >alu u''s .,
called upon prr~ent 10 the bank within tny
DAYS or will be- declared cancelled ana 'A
gui,hcd and a one issued In lieu thereof
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TIE VANDERBILT RAILROAD REFoKlH'

Tuesday. Dec 2"-p III.
The statements presented by the Nandrr"NV
ro;1rood coupauies to-day were all that could nave
1oo, evncctcd The New-York Central and HUI
son River has changed its fiscal year 10 agree
with that of the United States and the lht'rs''"
Commerce law The report. therefore, Is LOT INV
first half of its new year, and the directors Oh inc
COMPANY. at their quarterly meeting III auu'ion
70 the regular dividend of | per cent decl"'c'
q spccial one of one-half Of per cent from 'n'
earnings of the nine months preceding july l.
The statement for the quarter ending DECEMBER
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financial elections.
,NITED STATES NATIONAL BANK.

UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK,
NEW-YOltK, Dee. goth, 1890.
II HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
this Bank viii be held at IT. Banking House Nos.
Al and AZ Wal.st on II E,DAY. January 18th. 1881,
"''" '"'''' ~ '''' 0'" II. c. HOPKINS Cashier.
THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
Or NrN \ OH - -
NEW.YORk, December 10, 1890.
II HE ANNUAL ELECTION for directors OF
this bank will be held at its banking rooms cornel
Broadway and urrayst Tuesday. January IS, loJl The
Doll will be open from ~ H. to p. NJ, ,..,,.
EDWARD TOWNSEND, cashier.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
No. / BROADWAY, ROOM d. ,ooo
VV,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
l the American Coal Company Of Allegany County.
MARYLAND Will be held at the Companys ONCE, Ia the Cly
Of New York Friday. the 10Th day OF December $780,
between the hours Of II and o'clock p. m.
GEO. NJ. BONLBY, Secretary.
THE FOURTH NAIJ0NAL BANK OF THE CITY Oh
NETWORK.
December 10, 1890.
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stOckhold.
ers OF this election Directors will be held
at banking TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January
1881 between the hours Of 10 m. and p.
CHAS. II. PATTERSON. Cashier.
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A. MARCUS. Secretary.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
THE UNITED STATES EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY.
ij BROADWAY, ROOMS 81 AND 9sL 800
NETWORK, Dec. 10, 1890:
~ HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers Of This company will be held at 10 o'clock noon On
Wednesday December "a at the Office OF the company foi
purpose Of eectng directors and for me
apy other business authorized be done at an annual
meeting. The transfer books will be closed from Dccenoe
90 December 90 A Il. PhOAL, oecrcoary.
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Sayings Banks.
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS

OF MERCHANTS CLERKS.
No. 20 UNION SQUARE
dividend been declared To Depo-toS entitled there
- under tina bylaws. for the month, ending December
n, 1899, at the rat, Of Three and One-haf per cent
p,r ,nnum on all from - to $4,000 payable on and
,o., Monday January 10, 1901.
Depo-ii- nrc received from all persons. md not
.>cIu-,c civ from Merchants CLERKS. and II made
mr. before January ), will draw interest from Jnn-
""' - ANDREW WARNER. President.
WILLIAM T. LAWRENCE. Secretary.
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A Majority Of the Board 0; Trus,esav



EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
EDISON BUILDING. no. ~ BROAD STREET.
NETWORK. Dec. II. 1890.
~ Office is hereby given that pursuant to
~ the Bylaws Of the Company the Annual Meeting Of
the st oders Of the Edison General J. ecrc Company
viii be- hed at the Of the Company. Edison Building
No A. Brold-st. NewYork. at noon on Monday Jan 49,
1890 fer the purpose Of electng Trustees for the ensuing
ye and for tho transaction Of such other business
come before the meeting including the question OF rayns
t action OF the Board ~ Trustees In declaring dividend
on the stock held by The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and dssolying said trust.
Tn transfer BOOKS will be close at D. on Dec
% 1890 and rpOpened on Feb. g. 1891
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees
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CITY OF EW.YORK-FINANCE DEPARIMENIA.
BtKEAT FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTa
AND ARREARS OF TAXES AND AsSESSMENIS
AND OF WATER RENTS,
STEWART BUILDING, NO go BROADWAY
FINDER THE DIRECTION of Theodore w.
u Myers, Comptroller OF the City OF New-York. the un
Gcrcned hereby gives public notice, pursuant b. me pro-
III, ons Section 926 o. the New-fork CITY Con,oldatol
At " 1852 the respective owners OF me lands ana
tensents within the city OF New YORK, which assess:
according law by the Board o. Revision and Correction
Of Assessments remaining unpaid, and whch "efs
confirmed during year 1885 and prior thereto, are re-
ored 10 pay the OF the assessments so due and re-
1ng unpaid o. the Collector OF Assessments and SerA
f Arsar. az his ONCE the Finance Department, Room
40 81 stewart Building No. $50 Broadway together WIN
h interest thereon tie rate OF seven per cent per ann
n the time payment with the charges OF this notce ana
the ADVERT eut. -. ,..S.
and enemcnts Will be sod AZ public auction az the ogny
Court House In the City Han PARK in the CITY OF New.
York on Monday ID day o. March lSol az IL CLOCK
nom for he lowest Of year. for which any person
sh, offer h take the In consideration OF advancnS
m. amount OF the assessment due and unpaid ana ho
Interest," and charges aforesaid ana al o,hr
cost and charges that have accrued thereon ana
ae shall continued from time b. time until az the lshds
and tenement, A. advertised for sale shall De sod
ment OF the assessments the ownership q the prolry
assessed and on which assessments are due ana unpa
* published in pamphlet and that copies Of the pamphlet
arr deposited In the Office OF the Collector o Assessnen
and rk ~ Arrears IN the Finance DenArteno ana VIII
b. delivered % any person applying oI ne sane n9ru
Collector ~ Assessments and clerk OF Arrears.
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Todav's Washington Treasury statement OF casn
on band and deposits in bank compares W Edi me
fnnrcs Of the last previous st'enlc'O 90 ao''o"s
HE"l'' - mo- Dec. %. Differences.
10, eod o., hand sl5l l3s ao2 $50 nee
Tet siSer on nd. 9e5s.9o2 V'4o-'-'' "''' 'oi''''
Net legal tenders - 30 .YIe 1876 Inc. 2cO 567