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Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
Job Printing Establishment

We have connected with the 1oMAoswEALrH Establish
meut all the facilities for executing Book and
Job Printing, neatly and expedtously,
PERSONS WISHING
Books, PAxrHLKrs CtRcutAnsE
hNDblLls, YARDS, PROGRAMME
Justices. Conveyancers' & Attorneys blanks
&c, &c, &c.
'hll mud u advantageous bring send their ORDER
to the Caloric Power Job Primng Department connected
with he COMMONWEALTH 0PFeR, N. W. Corner rihl aud
Market Streets, Wilmington lei
ra-orders from a disiaree IFomptly attended to.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
ON THE HILL.
WiIItamsOn,s Nav Sfora

y -. Ahh7 - ~ @ W SAVEtf
N5T7NIS JUST OPENED with new AID dssirnble
k5A~lstoek Of we'll selected Dry Goods Notions Res.
M3a1zh<dy-haie Clothing, Boots, Shoes Caters Gum
Shoes, oueensware Earthen, Tin and Wooden ware Of
All Kinds, superior Sugars Coees Teas, Spices Molas.
ses Soaps, Candles, Fluid Vinegar, Lard, Pork Salt
Bacon 81 ooms brushes Baskets, Tobacco, snuh sagars
Flour, Meal Corn, Feed, Liquors ofa kinds and every
thing else that any those who nave before
dealt with US know that we have always kept the best
cheapest and greatest v.y Of Goods " any othor store
and we mean 10 do again. Our Country friends All
Know that they eoud awsys do better With their trade
n than atnny ether in town ana will dnd M
Is 10 still We restecifniiy ask cai from syervhoJv
% examine our sto and they win aud offer greater
ton So
~ Please RENE nber It is mot at the OLD but at the
NJ" slVhE whtre The griata~t bargains are.
y X WR4LlAasQN, Coniuefce Street
On ihe BILL, near the old Stand,
JAVA, dAKAc 10 4 RIO U0FFEEs 4 isrss
u msnt jass reel - 49, w
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
MARRIED..

% No Marriages Inserted Ia this paper unless accom-
panied by responsible name
In Philadelphia, Maya by the Raw. John
Thompson, at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, Mr. James w Saunders Of Phia.
delphia, to Miss Anna {. Wilkins, formerly
of this city.
With the above we received a delicious
piece of cake, for whicliwe return our thanks
and wish them long and happy life.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

Girls SAPEsr WHEN NoisY.-The women OF
Poland have watchful eye over their dau gh-
ters, and make them wear little bells en- their
persons, to denote where they are and what
they are about.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
RE-OPENENG OF THE
METROPOLITAN HALL!I

sAvILLE BUILDING. SIXTH Axp MARKET SITS.
j. kRUsEN, Proprietor. J. W LANDS Stage Man'r
Prof. MOZART, Musical Director
Mons. PAUL CANE, Alaiire de Billet
p stan PERFORMERS EVERY ONE A START
McNs PAUL CAMS NEW YORK BALLET Tnours,
with 40 Beautiful Young Ladies'
Under the direction OF MONS. PAU CASH tho Rreatest
6rotesquc and Versatile Of the Age,
Miss NELLIE HUNTLEY,
Late Of Broadway Masic Hall New York,
Mss ADELAIDE MILLER,
Late OF The Winter Garden, New York
Miss Nose ktmores Miss ssle Harris,
Miss Josephine Atinore Miss Tily Nichols,
Mss Anna Morgan, Mas sas Dean, Miss Fanny Wells
JOHN W LANDS,
The greatest Ethiopian Performer Of the Age
OLE BULL MYERS, The Ne flus Uitra
PRoF, ALEX. NICHOLAS, JOHN FORBES
Great India Rubber Man ursst f,omie singer
MASTER W. NICHOLS, MASTER PAUL CANE
The Two Wonders OF the Werld. together with
PsoF. sLAGERs GKRAr BRASS STRING BAND.
Free Balcony seronads every evening
@S- No Miaors Admitted. ia
A GRAND MArTISEE
Every Saturday afternoon,
Fer the especial accommodation u and ehilarsd,
when the entire evenings performance will be gone
through with.
May II, 1852
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

gss.q3io JOHN has just received large
Goal Oil Lamps, very low. The
- ~ cents per quart.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

sherihhlfy.
FELLOW CEF4zkNs.-f most respectfully Of
- fer myself to tho Unconditional Union Voters Of
.sk$& : New Castle County, for the Office VI Sheriff
SaAA pedging myself to support the successful nom
nee Of such voters, aud no other. WILLIAM JONES
Red Lion Hd., May este
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

Szs- CHEAP JOHN warrants to save 10 his
customers from Is to 30 Fer cent. on boots
and shoez alone.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

ca ~ sR
CHANGE OE IsnIiRS.
GOING SOUTH

nm AND after MoEDAr, May the 12lh, 1852 lrslu.
" Tor the accommodated Of Paatengers will run A hi
lows until further notice.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

The Camden & Amboy and Philadelphia 8
Trenton Railroad Co.'S Lines.
from Philadelphia to New York ahd Way Places.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

Es- Large arrival OF unbleached Muslens
at CHEAP JOHNS as near the old rates as
possible.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
COMMERCIAL

WILMINGTON WA.RKETs, May "A. 1901.
CorREoTED ny auIBEnT Bro, Front q ,Jfangests
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

1F"1U VVIu1l1I7slVHt1h tut I5HtaueT Fu
with said Hundred.
1863.
May. To amount Of tax levied for the
Year 1851, subject to errors
and commission,
TO cash received from tho
Road Commissioners Of New
Castle Hundred for work on
the division road,
1862.
April IL To cash received by loanon
COMMISSIONER note,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

down on us officers sometimes but never on the
men. The men nd 60 anywhere and fight any
thing for him and so nd We"
/ 81 never knew another man so short time
and learned 70 love him much, said an officer
of the Connecticut 18th AS for his policy, it is
right The negroes ought to be liberated and
ought to be armed. If Gen. Phelps had had full
sway here from the time of our coming, we sh'ul
have had a strong force now. We should have
taken Mobile instead OF merely holding on to
New Orleans
Let me assure you that these opinions form the
common, if not the prevailing, faith in at least this
division of our army. Oh, the folly, the inhuman-
ty Of this tenderness for Slavery, which still weak
ems and dsgraces our Government! To the read
ers of history hundred years hence it will appear
an amazing, an almost unmatched deu>ion. Sup,
pose that the Emperor Constantine, when ne set
out to establish Christianity as the religion OF his
Empire. al at the same time jealously protected
heatheniSm, ordering that NO one should treat an
idol with contempt. or interfere IN any manner
with the free exercise and the full influence of
idolatry. This would have been lofty wisdom
compared with the struggle Of our leaders to save
Freedom and the Union. without damaging their
imp!acabe Zoe. SLAVERY ST. CHARLES
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
Hospital Stores,
To the Ladies Of Vermont

All contributions for the relief of sick and
wounded solciers should be forwarded to Gen. G.
+. Davis, Brattleboro, or Dr. s. w. Thayer. Bur
ngton, free of charge
The ladies' of this State have contributed liher-
ally to the Sanitary Commission and /" Soldiers
Aid Societies as we'll as to the relief of our own
soldiers, and as the time is near at hand when in
all probabii the soldiers of our State will need
all the contributions from the Ladies Aid Asso-
Citations, we respectfully suggest tina, they forward
as abov" directed.
That there may be no misappcation Of labor or
funds, we would further suggest to the Ladies
make bed ticks, pillow ticks, sheets, pillow cases
bed shirts and ;owels-send fl mel sheets and
Blankets if old and worn they serve an excelen
purpose in the hospital; knit woollen socks and old
linen will prove of great service the coming win
ter.
Most respectfully, yours, &c.
EDWARD s. PHELPS, NJ. ID. Surgeon
U. 5. A., Acting Med. Director, &c
5. W. THAYER, JR., NJ. ID. Surgeon
U. s. NJ, Hosp'l. Chairman State
Medical Board, &C.
Burlington, W., Sept. %, 1862.
Huntington Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

A liVery-stable keeper named Spur. would
never let horse go out without requesting the
lads not to drive fast. One day man called
for horse to attend funeral. Certainly. y
said Spur but" he added, forgetting the
solemn purpose for which the young man want-
ed the horse, " don't drive fast" WHY lest
look a.here, old teller," said the somewhat cx-
cited young man. " want you to understand
that shall keep up with the procession if it
kills the horse!' Old Spur instantly retired
to a stall, and swooned among the straw
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
Washington County Court

HOs. ASAHEL rECk. Presiding judy.
Hon. DON P. CARPENTER
Hon. 8. \. KELTON, Assoeiat, jude.
State as. John w. Jordan. ,,sos
Attorney for Prosecution PECK & CaI. State.
Rodney Lund for Respondent. v eniEy ana
guilty. '''' not
AlansOn Luce rs. James Yandu,eo A..
and Battery, Redfeli & Gleason for pi h;S.a
Ferrin and Henry for Defendant. On ,. .a'lAH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

The dwelling house owned and occupied y
James Gleason, of Paddock's Village, caught
fire and was destroyed on Monday mig t. The
fire took in the roof or attic, and before any one
was awakened, the root was nearly al in blaze
The fire department saved his shed and wood
and barn with its contents We understa nd the
house was insured in the Farmers Mutual
CaledO Man.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

WOUNDED VERMONT SOLDIERS IN CAPITAL Hos
PITAL.-E. Butler, 4, 9Th Vermont, hand. D.
M. Durkee, b, 9th, hand j. Messo, K. 9Th,
hand 5. Crowther. |, 5th arm.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

The 18th Regiment is to gonto camp at Bat
tieboro Tuesday next. The companies from
Washington County will leave that day.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

HAVING CHOSEN Our CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES. LII Is RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND 60 FORWARD WITHOUT tEAR
AMI WITH HhNLT HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LlNcoLH.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27
q % a III -
X. Z. RIkER,
ID Il A p E r 4 " d T 4 10 4

has ju,t returned from NEW YORK, with good s;cAo
Broadcloths CaSsimeres and Vestings, Of late Pattern
and style German Broadcloths, Black DoeSslnS
French Fancy Doeskns, for Gcntls men
Pants Rich six aha MarseilleS Vest
ing satin and SILK Ncstngs, Of
the best qualities,
" All Garments made At his Shops will he don't ID
the most w>rkmanlike and fashionable manner. .
Garments cut for others make, and warran z"
Gentlemen wishing for good and Fashionable Oo'"
can get 1t by calling at Eiker's shop.
MAY % lSR1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
Molnfercomonls for Joenson

FAiRVA1, c. H., Oct. 25.-A report from
Warrenton is to tho effect that on Sunday last
there were fifty rebel cavalry and fifty In
fantry at that place, with picket at New Bal.
timore. No force this side.
Reinforcements were being seat 10 Stonewsll
Jackson In the valley.
A scout JUS. returned reports three hundred
cavalry and three hundred infantry az Warren.
ton Junction.
A deserter Of the 10Th Georgia regiment SAYS
chat the 49Ih North Carolina and the 59th
Georgia were sen. as Feinforcements to Jack.
son at Culpepper on the 18Th inst. They were
poorly clad and without shoes, and merely
armed with Enield rifles He reports about tSu
thousand troops at Gordonsvilee, with q large
wagon train. There were fige thousand a
Richmond engaged in building forti6os,iont
about four miles north OF the town. When hs
left the two infantry regiments at Culpeppel
mad orders TO march by way of Flint Hill, to
reinforce Jackson. He thinks that Walker'l
force at Upperville Is aent 20 cover the yigh
asrko Lees army.
IL was believed az GoFdona7iile that oul
forces occupied Fredericksburg.
Capt, Conger was heard from to day, aud Il
Is believed tnat his recovery is probable
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-General Ruell has is-
sued orders saying oil captured recruits for the
rebel army will DC cen: to Vieksburg as prison
era of war, aud there psroled for exchange;
also that all persons who have actively
a6etted the Invasion of the State of Kentucky
within the last three months, win be immedi.
ately arrested and sent to Vicksburg and Fort
Ridden to return TO Kentucky.
Gen' Boyle is charged with the execution OF
the sbove
kosecrans 10 expected here Tonight.
'osieh Jackson, proprietor of the Estille
county iron works, refugee from that county,
died at the Gait House to-day.
scha Morgan's forces are reported to have
LET. Kentucky vie Elktcn, to Gallatin.
At Cumberland ford the rebels recently hung
Capt King, Of Lincoln county KY, formerly
OF tdo I'd Kentucky regiment, HE two sons,
nero youths, and twelve other Unionists
Several passengers by stage from Nashville
70 the railroad report being riaed by tho rebel
pickets OF letters to ohioaus, sick and wound.
ed, Federal soldiers continue to arrive here
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
FROM wAsHsNGTON,

WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-Roiugees who hay,
reached the United States bark KiugGshes, OF
the coast OF Florida, report that the late de
strdction Of tho extensive steam salt works il
81. Joseph's bay, Florida, on the 9Th u!s., by
the King6sheF, waa heavy blow to tho rebel.
and created great excitement throughout Geor
gia and Florida, these works having been the
main souFoe On which these States relied for 0
supply of sGls for this winters provisions fol
theg troops; and that it was greater Injury tt
the rebel cause than K We had osptarei Fwenty
thousand Of their troops.
About two hundred deserters from tho army
OF the Potomac were this mornIrg eenl back L
theiE respective reeiments
Admifsi P:easa hiss been detached from Iigb
house duty.
Lieut.. commanding Foster and Lieut.. Rache
have been ordered to the Mississippi Flotilla
The Secretary of War has given orders that
Judge Carmichael, now in confinement at Fort
Delaware, be released from arrest.
Geo. Aaboth mas been assigned to duty in the
Department of the Ohio, and ordered to report
in person to Gen. Wright at Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
oiacinnat. Market.
oIEcMNk1s. Oct. .

CiNcrNAI:. Oct. -.
ELoUk-The market opened dull, and superfns eould
the receipt OF the dispatches from New York when an
advance Of l094c per barrel was reported there was
an active inquiry and &5 Is freely offered and there
was pat hmied amount obtained At this price holders
having generally wthdfawn thrir stocks expecting to
be abe to realrEe still higher prices tomorrow Ab)ut
bsrIe OF the higher srsdss sold at prices ran gipu
At 70 AVSa W FOR extra and ss per barrel Tor
family.
WhEAT-There was irmer feeling In the Wheat
Market and an advance Of 3 per bushs was asked but
only partially established. The sales comprise about
busnes closing at 81 0O9l % for prime red and
is &C rec, and held at 81 ~.
coRN-The demand 10 fully up to the supply. and
me market rules very nrm at 3ss39j for shsed and
ION tle retailers and the difference In price Is caueed
by tha light receipts.
oArs-RemAin dull, but we have no farthes change
n'.Es IN pIces ana continue 10 quote new at 500
hTk-hqej steady, with o demand about equal to Tie
supply. We quote prime samples at 62De3e. on arri
BARLEY--The eaerlugs Of Barley ars ,,,,, -. IA.
good demand the market rules arm at fan nrice.
We quote prime to choice spring at 81 2sI 90 and all
M AAELEY MALT-ThsIs Is not much doing in malt.
The asking prices are 81 4Ol so and small sscs Az
making at this price. '-N' "-'
HAY-A continued fais demand aud the market rule,
stesay az vngi5 per ton for prime timothy In loose
and tight pressed bales o. arrival.
oAEhsE1A continued good demand, aud The re
cepts ngn. NE market rules frm at the advance
Western Reserve at lec. There Is not much irouirS
| for English Diary. Small iales are made Al loko.
BUrEEh-rhs receipts OF the best grades continu,
light, win good demand at 90d52c. There IL a fs
lnquiy fom the packers fer the tower grades a, n-ics
| ranging from to lSe for common to good.
MhIshf-rhere Is an active demand for Whisky a
SIC but nosess arc not willing to sell any round lot
price anu tno Sses were confined to about 500 bbs
Eeavtrcr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
LOUIS CoURNAT.
sheriT's Sale.

The Clinton. Bank
Va. \ franklin Common Pioa6,
Lueien ButtEss 0. al.
DT Virtue OF a writ OF venAA 90 nae
~ directed from the Court OF Commen Pleas OF
4rankln county, Ohio, will oer for sale at the door
of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the lst day Of November, A. d.
1869,
at one O'Clock p M the following described real estate
situate In franklin county, Ohio. towit,
Lots Nos S. %, - and a Of subdiyl.bn Of about
I'm acres Of land In SEQ. e6 tp. s, range 81 made In
proceeding In partition In the Court OF Common Pleas
Of said county, March term 1885, In the case Of Theo
plat Of the same, recorded In Common pleas records
VOL % $50 and 500. Also, 6k acreA OF land Of lots
26, "a and &c. In Champions subdivision ef n sec. -
tp range g. Of the east halves Of lots & and 80 Of
q said county, In book H. page 454 assigned to aaid L.
Buttes In said proceedng In partition, being the east
hAk Of lot S and all that part Of lot 81 lying south Of
the north line lextended caawardy) Of said lot a said
part of 81 srpposed to contain TX acres Also part Of
In lots AIS and 4l6 In the city Of Columbus Ohio being
"a feet front on Third street. and running back westerly
came width 100 feet to ten foot alley. and being imme
ing to John Walton, being the premises conveyed
IA said Buttes BY Theodore Oostook and wife, by deed
dated April 2s 1855 and usually known al subdivision
No. Of said lots AVS and ZIG. f
Appraised at-Lot No. at $500 dollars
Lot No. q at e7s dollars;
Lot No. 43 at o75 dolars;
Lot No. a Ct s2Oge dollars;
The acres a eisa dollarh per acrei
Tne @ one ana y acres as sisa dollars
Part Of lots as ana 4ls as $4,000 dolls.
.anoRa1 W. HuRRMAE,
H. O. Mooln, Attorney. lsaGF w
1rintsih less, es,n nas
ssp23-dltAwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
Re ebolH massiuE Near GrnDS Junc
Ei0n-FrOm Memphis.


CAIRO, Oct. 20. AN officer direct from
Grants headquarters reports the rebels mass
Ing their toEces nine miles below Grand Jane
tion on Sunday, and passengers who left Cor.
inth yesterday say the night before they left our
scouting parties had driven in the rebel pickets
Gen. Sherman issued very stringent order
in Memphis on the 25th, for the government OF
the city. Col. Anthony ia announced as Pro.
vost Marshal with tBo assistants and guard
composed Of regiment Of infantry and a
squadron of cavalry. A military commission
composed Of three army officers sita daily to try
offenders undery the lava of war. Migrants,
thieves and other diegepu.able characters are
to be restrained of their liberty. organised into
gangs, aud sent to work on trenches end streets
Citizens lurking sbsut camps will be treated as
spies. Ci1iReDs to keep within doors be
tween tattoo aad Veyeille, unless attend
iDg church, places of amusement, partie
at friends, or necessary business. After
midnight all must be In their houses except the
guard. Assemblsges of negroes are forbidden
exceps By permission previously granted by The
Provost Marshal, after hearing the object, place
of meeting, time, close, and probable nunibel
TO assemble.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
State and Local News.
HEATE mATTEEts.

Two HUsDRRD recruits for the 59sh Ohio
passed through Cincinnati Oct. %, FOR Louis.
vile, on their way TO join their regiment.
Hon. SAMUEL GALLOWAY, Commissioner for
the examination Of political prisoners OF Camp
Chase 1t Is stated, is progressing with rspidity,
having already discharged a considerable NUN.
Der against whom 10 charges Of dinloyalty have
been iled or sustained. Several prisoners from
Kentucky have been confined since May last
IT Is the 6Oth. and not the 18th Ohio, that ia
to be discharged from service This 10 tho one
year regiment raised By CClcnel Trinble. of
Highland county.
TaANHsolvrNo DAY il Ohio ia fxed by Gov.
Tod on Thursday, November 81, the same day
as In Nov York aud Pennsylvania.
Gov. TOP made, several days ago, application
20 the War Department TO hsve tho Ohio boys
o, Camp Douglas sent home. No reply has yet
bseu received,
oSE HUspRrD AND THIRTRks pfisoness from
Lexington, Kentucky, we're received at Camp
Chase on Monday night, October q.
THr following from the Z.nCsyills OOxriss
shows how cOnsIsSently conscientious soms men
ore:
few days ago two drafted men at Camp
Zinesvills claimed and obtained exemption
from military duty, On account Of Conecieu tious
sctupes. They soon after entered an atjoin.
ing tent. cod ssols fine Iew army bli.nket
apiece, and nlade OF.
The sum Of $4,000 has been sent a the
membe'O Of the 25Ih Ohio (seoord Gesnan)
regiment, to Beauo Speser. Esq, OF CT ncin.
nsd.
MAIoE'GFSEaAL RosEokAss arrived 10 Qlncin.
natl 90 Tuesday morning, Oct. %. from Cdrinth,
and at once repcrsed to Major.General Wright,
commanding the Department of the Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
Cleveland Market.

OlkvKLAHD, Oct. %.
FLoUR-Actiye, There were sales Of 500 barrels
ezra red at 95 70; 400 bsrres double extra red at
S5 %, and 90do choice do st 50 CO..
BYE RL0UR-Is selling at &5. .H
WHE aT-sales this morning OF IL 600 bush red free
on boaid at 81 l0k9l II and since Ne6sX6rk report
10000 bush free sn board at 81 l2.
o0RN-sale2 9 car at 500.
OATs-steedy at 42g g43s.
EGaS-Steady at l2@l3c
kYl-Worth 62kc.
at 56kc. " ~ =
sEB's-Timothy is lower and is selling at 81 roo
At J5c.
.-xeaS-aelling Of l24I2o.