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The bar-room remedy for all ailments is Rum
Bitters, surcharged with Fuse OIL, deadly
element, rendered more active by the pungent
astringcnts with which IL is combined. Ii your
stomach Is weak and liver or bowels disordered
strengthen and regulate them with Vinegar
Bltters, n purely Vegetable Alternative and
ftisng new vitality into your exhaustive sys-
ten. septl6d&w4w
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Good for One Day.

BUFFALO, Oct. 2.
Lake and rail imports for the last "a
hours; Flour, 1890 barrels; wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, 55,115 bushels; oats, $3.50
bushels; barley, 5000 bushels; rye, 800
bushels.
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PURE WINES FOR EIVALIDS.

We have on hand large variety OF Pure
Wines for the recovery Of the sick. Our Old
Port Wine, for strengthening and invigoratlng
the taste and imparting new vigor, from en-
haustion our Pale Sherry, to be used with ton
les, for restoring the appetite, are daily recon-
mended by our first physicians. Sold by the
bottle or gallon. JAMES DINGLEY e. CO., IS
and 20 MIX street, Boston, Mass. jy9deod3m
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r4''There will be no further postpone
ment of the FIFTH Gift Conc ert Of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky. |, will take
place positively November 30th. The
drawing will be full one We state
these facts in answer to numberless letters
from subscribers.
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NULLIPER & CLARK

FINULLlIEh ~ SLAhh - 49,.
i (ED. TULIlPER AND "DlCK" Clark
would inform the public that they nave leased
the shop formerly occupied by D. Gulhuon,
NEAR DIVERS MARBLE WORKS, WEST ST.,
and are prepared TO do everything In the line OF
blacksmithing In workmanllke style ana at
moRsE-sHoEiNG MADE A SPECIALITY.
Rutland, Sept. s, 1874 sepSdti
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Gov. Dingley 10 go In.

BosToH, Oct. 2.
A report alleges that ex,Gov Perham's
friends propose the arrangement of the
senat orial question with the Hamln fac
ton by taking Gov. Dingley as the COM
promise candidate.
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Advent chapel.

Preaching tomorrow by the pastor, Elder
II. X. Flagg, as follows: AT 1.30 p. M,
"What is the sin of blasphemy against the
Holy Ghost" In the evening. at 7.3O,
Exposition of the 3Sth chapter of Ezekiel.
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Death OF Com. WOOlsey.
WAsnIYGTGY, Oct. 2.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.
A dispatch from Pensacola announces
the death of Com. NJ, b. Woolsey. COM
mandant of the Pensacola navy yard, who
died of yellow fever this morning. He has
been in command of the yard about two
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Results of the Panic.

New YORK, Oct. 2.
Henry Clews Il Co., to-day asked and
obtained an extension of their paper, given
year ago on resumption of business after
suspension during the September panic.
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Briefs.

Boston, Oct. 2.
Summers estate has just been appraised,
and is valued at at $l34, 75S.20.
In shooting match between Bogardus
and Paine to-day, Bogardus won by score
OF 80 to 81.
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
use them. Sold by Printers and stationers
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune23dSwIf Wholesale Agents.
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OFFICE OF THE

CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
RUTLAND, September Goth, 1874. }
The Annual Parade and Inspection OF the Fire
Department VIII take place on Saturday, Octo-
Der ID. Companies VIII form line on Strong's
Avenue, right resting on Washington street, at
9 O'Clock, p. H., sharp.
W. C. LANDON,
oct2dtd Chief Engineer.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECRLES

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Frecke Lotion, which is harmless and In
medene and Pimple Remedy, the great Skin
Medicine for Pimpes, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. Or consult b. c. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New York.
april 1OdeOd, won.
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Simmons Against Butler.

New York, Oct. ..
A letter In last evenings Boston Herald
from Collector Simmons of the custom
house of that city, announces that But
lerism is chicanery and fraud + that lie
(Simmons) has used his power as a United
States officer in behalf of Butler hereto
fore, packing caucuses, etc., but now he
stands ready to stump Massachusetts and
proclaim the rotlenness and corruption that
fills to repletion the Butler organization.
He anticipates attacks on every side from
Butler men, but with truth on his side he
deiies them all and now throws down the
gauntlet.
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oct2dtl

The place to get cabinet work, window cur
tains, cOrnices, pictures, frames OF all kinds,
and oil paintings, engravings chromos, cord,
&c. is at Robert Candlish's, Grove Block, Grove
street, Rutland. Satisfaction, both in work and
prices, guaranteed. sep9dtJanl
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----------------1-- - -
weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, october rs p IN. J
For the Middle and Eastern State rising
barometer, northwestery winds, cooler,
clearing and partly cloudy weather.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE,

Is THE BEST COMPANY.
1t has more money than any other two in
surance companies In the United States.
sS-Assets, Sixty-eight Million Dollars.
G. II. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland, VI.
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SCORE.


Scorer---C. l.. GriSwold.
Time of game, hour and So minutes.
The umpire gave his decisions in quick,
concise manner which was perfectly salts
factory to both parties. The Probuscos
have been beaten only once this season.
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by the Cable.
A TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION.

TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION.
LONDON, Oct 2.
A report of gunpowder explosion on
Regents canal was heard twenty miles.
The firemen have been dragging the canal
all the morning. Five bodies have been
recovered. A number of animals in the
geological gardens were killed.
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LATER,

The quantity of powder that exploded
and houses located two miles distant were
battered. Seven persons are yet missing.
There was perfect panic here hire for
hours, and it was not until the cause was
learned that the fears of the people were
allaycd. Several people died from fright.
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Rev. e. Mills will preach in the school
house, West Rutland, tomorrow (SaDbath
Afternoon, at 3 80 o'clock.
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Louisiana.
COMPROMISE.

New YORK, Oct. 2.
The Times New Orleans special says :
Leading republicans and democrats state if
the terms of compromise are carried out a
peaceable election will result. Prominent
white lcaguers say if Kellogg gives the
people a fair election, their party will re-
frain from futher violence
TIE POLICE.
The New Orleans police are rapidly or
ganizing.
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LATER.

The S. j. Simmons who denounccs But
Ter and says he had been hired to do dirty
work for him, ETC., is not collector of the
Boston custom house, but is his brother.
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BAD BLOOD,

Several democratic and white league
clubs last evening censured the democratic
conference for compromising with KEEL
log, and mass meeting on the subject IS
probable.
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sew week s,ocmmma Money marnes.


LATEST MONETARY.
NEW YORK, oct. p
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
sI5i,COO
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $685. 900.
Dry goods imports for the week s2,207,2l3
Rumors in Wall street this afternoon Of
various failures but the only one dennetly as
certaincd Is that OF s. Kaufman & Co., produce
exporters.
Money active for short time this afternoon
and rose TO six per cent on CALL this brought
heavy offerings Of capital and rate dropped to
2H per cent easy.
Prime discounts, two TO four months, GG7
per cent.
Sterling exchange advanced on Kaurman's
failure to 4l5H for co days, and Assn for sight.
Actual business very light, slightly below these
rates.
Gold opened and closed at 1iOii, sold mean
time at 1loi6.
Borrowing rates l@2 per cent
Carrying rates per cent.
The clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day
s25,OOO,OOO.
state bonds quiet and noVlna
Railroad bonds firm, good demand
Governments firm, good demand.
Stocks opeded weak, fiuctuated frequently
during the day with a general downward ten
dency at A@lA per cent below the highest
point of the day, but steady In tone. Leading
features were Lake Shore, Western Union,
Northwestern common, Rock Island, Union
Pacific, Wabash and Pacific Mail.
Tine sales to-day were $4,000 shares, among
which were 81, 900 Western Union; $1,000 Pacific
Mail 5,i00 New York Central 80, 900 Lake
Shore; $4,000 Union Pacific; $4,000 Northwes-
tern 1900 Rock Island 1000 st. Paul 10000
Wabash and 10000 Ohios.
Gold closed ut 1905.
Money at OK per cent
Governments dull.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks weaker.
Where blanks occur there were no oids
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Advancing years,
sickness, care, dis
appointment, and
hereditary predlspo-
sitlOn, all turn the
hair gray, and either
, OF them incllGc It to
shed prematurely.
| AYERS HAIR VIC
on, by long and eX-
tensiye use, has
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
SALES RROM2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. to CT
CLOSE OF BCSI-
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
81 Pnnl
SATURDAY, Nov. 21-P. NJ.


The general trade of the City remains very much
as last reported. Business in Wall-st. started off
with considerable animation at the commencement
of the week but dwindled to comparative Insigni-
ficance near the close. Money has been a trfe
firner on call, ranging from to per cent, while
prime discounts remain as heretofore, to per
cent. Considerable amounts of currency have been
shipped to the country, which may account perhaps
for the slight stiffening of the money market
Foreign exchange has been active, with more than
the usual fuctuatiOn, rates having advanced
IN consequence of the putting up of the rate
of discount at the Bank of England to 5 per cent
early in the week. Exchange is now at or near the
specie shipping point. The gold market has been
more animated with the range of l11s and 110I
closing at 1114. which is an advance of per cent
since Last Saturday. The market has of course been
affected by the fluctuations in the price of sterling
exchange. United States bonds have been in fair
request. and show advance of to per cent for
the various issues the advance averaging something
less than and more than per cent State bonds
are without activity material change in prices
and good railway mortgages have been in fair
demand at firm prices In the railway and
miscellaneous share speculation we had marked
activity at generally advancing prices early in the
week, followed later by dullness and decline in quo
tations with few exceptions, of which the Missouri
Pacific was the most notable. that stock having ad
vanced from 40 to 49, by reason of decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States setting aside
the claim Of the State of Missouri against the Com
pany. The stock finally receded. however, to 40,
thus showing an advance for the week of per cent.
Next to Missouri Pacific, Atlantic and Pacific Pre-
ferred shows the largest advance-2t per cent.
The most active stocks, as will be seen
by the table following, have been Lake Shore,
North estern, Union Pacific. Western Union,
Pacific Mail, st. Paul, Ohio and Mississippi. and
Wabash. The general tendency of the market, COM
pairing last Saturdays closing prices with those of
to-day, has been downward, though in addition to
those stocks already mentioned, North w Western St.
Paul. Pittsburgh, aud OhOs have been exceptions TO
this rule. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western de-
clined per cent N. ]. Central. / ; Hannibal and
St Joseph Preferred Rock Island. c. c. and c.,
and Western Union Telegraph, each / Erie, MIchi-
gan Central. and Pacific Mail, each !. Central
and Hudson, /; Hannibal and st. Joseph
Common, 1t; Lake Shore 10, and Wabash,
Il. On the other hand. Union Pacific ad-
vanced per cent; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
4: Ohio apa Mississippi, 1; North Western Com
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

The closing day of the week at the Stock Ex-
change has been dull and uninteresting In all d.
rections Less than the usual interest taken IN
the railway and miscellaneous shares and, save o
decline of Ii per cent in Toledo and Wabash, the
changes in the usually active stocks were uncom-
monty narrow. Prices started off not much unlike
the way they closed last night, and then improved
only TO fall again at noon undergoing the same pro-
cess in the afternoon and closing at last weak with
the bulls in very uncomfortable frame OF mind'
The larger dealings after Wabash were in Lake
Shore Rock Island, Western Union Telegraph, ana
Union Pacific The general market closed weak.
The opening highest lowest, and closing prices OF
atocka yera 40 follows.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23


Include. in toe above are 1877 bales to arrive
delivery market very dus decline Of FsZo
lSe D rb sales Is follows basis ~ Low Addlngs; -
s.. y:.s .ss:s; 1870 IS. Is lss zoo Is S 52e Fsr.
iS b-s2e 200 isiy 100 Ie S2e nay 200 is 7lSs ioo
10 10 1917 s2e b.s.nSsr IA 2752s January 70 $500
3l6c February 10 1890 Mseb, 10 oe; Agni;
i6 332e Nay. Is l35297 l6c June los4ll;lSs S.ass
-e' dS s,. .ssy 40 70 sdJ sS f. 5ss2 4oo M
JsnpsrY 42OO is 316e February 100 10 1890 100
900 u 1872 100 5?c; 800 10 1922 500 10 s h.rsh
800 Is 57s5e ASnI, aSo Is 5sae; 600 lss Msy 400,
is 7l6c June 500 10 2332e total &lOo bales grand total
FLOUR AND MgAL-rIs day Foar nsrast qas
spnng and Low Medium Winter Wheat Blrs
depression prevailed the eos Of Change Arse
disposed Of agus SATURDAY ieio~ns soe
good fancy brands Of Munesots and Amber
Winter Wheat Extras attracting the attention Of the rsds and shpp
and under the favorable adyc.s from Liverpool Cite srge
Tuesday grades 70 TO-
the f freight
checked the effect Of and Medium bsas
Medium brands hinneota
reuar the sales the supply Of resy good So Louis Err.s
past Choice Pm brands
limited and unsatisfactory. large bufnsss
done early the the grades Of shipping krtA rather
the
only be sold freely By submitting prices and the
quite dull Of grades made al
ami SapernDe arrived spanng VITA
l0c, ruled nm he advance
considerably but End m quite liberal
The New Patent Process has been light aud Tor brands
anaory and irregular pre-. have been acepte The uppy o
Winter Wheat brands valued 50 sO6s6 ~ bb
286 20 S7 Dbs the
resondng The inquiry Flour the o
prices without the demand for ship
At the close there andss
SO oO Family grades IRREGULAR State EIas e safcs and
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchant

There was no change in the local money market,
and call loans were done at to per cent with 81
as the ruling figure. Discounts are as last quoted
10 7 per cent for best grades, and u
TO 10 for good names. Washington adyices
report that the National bank notes received to-day
for redemption amounted to $392OO0, and for the
week, S2424.3l9 The internal revenue receipts
were S545 OOO making total for the month to date
of S6,25OOOO. and for the fiscal year to date,
s42.OOO.OOO The bank return showed a large loss in
legal tenders rejecting doubtless the elux TO the
South West for the purpose of moving the pork
The deposits are down S2641, 500, but the other
changes are not remarkable. The movement of the
banks for the week eventuated in loss in surplus
of $s67 625, the banks holding in lawful money
in excess of requirements $1sO47l2 The follow
ing were the comparatiye totals.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEBrhe In Rio s still light the small
supply hand holder. arm Offering stocks sparngy OF
that yesterday With 10 2S4 bags
l64 have beeu sold to-day Of which ioi bags purchased
the remainder We quote ordinary
goes 6l4dl63c fair do, ls9sse good do led lelse
20 f2U Tor os l0s02i
Mild grades Very quiet at former hgures-
COTTON small business spot Cotton, and the
market steady the Of yesterday quotations.
without ehangs We quote as followss
otasa, standard classification Va force sept l. 1874
uplasd CosoB q1ahy Than hall
grsoe ~ the au"ted.
Ordinary, l3ls Stnei G"od Ordinary, l45 hddhng. ISIS
Good Urd. l4s Los Nj, l4a ds~J MID, ID
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

mon. I: st. Paul !; PittsburGh u; North Western
Preferred, IT, The subioined table shows the ex-
treme fluctuations in United States bonds the lead
ing railway and miscellaneous shares and gold made
during the past week. rs well the closing quota
tions of each at the dates aforementioned and the
number of shares of each stock sold
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

In railroad bonds the transactions were unusually
small. New-York Central advanced to ll2, and Chi
cago and orth-Western Consolidated Gold bonds
declined to s0 but the other changes unworthy
OF comment The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
The days business at the Z. 5. Sub-Treas

The Bank Clearinghouse statement for to-day is
as follows: Currency exchanges, 2,s6j2l2; cur
rency balances, S2sG9s52 gold exchanges, $685.
eS5; gold balances, 81, 74s. And for the week :;
Currency exchanges S59215409S; currency bal
ances, S22 1993 $50; gold exchanges S5754, ,7O7 gold
balances, S6,9l4,722.
The Treasury balances at the close of business az
Washington to-day were Currency, Sl55OOOV; :;
coin Ss2 $50 900; less coin certificates, S22,5OOOoO
The shipments of United States noteand fractional
currency for the week ending Nov. 81 were s2,6OS,
O51. The receipts of fractional currency were
$500 OOO Treasurer Spinner holds as security for
National bank circulation at this ldate 1886 i75O
and for public deposits S16,4S7,200.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

State bonds were quiet and steady, the principal
business having been in MissOuris and Tennessees.
The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

them chsttels. and n they had the power would
now rfvet them the fetters of slavery drive
them from the country
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

hAruKDAT Nov II, IsIt
tn. oOrng cOnpe h Of eIpOrs aApps "a 'ss'e' ~nieh
we're cleared TO-DAY for foreign ports:
l..l...
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchang

The London advices reported British consols and
United States bonds steady and money on three
months bills of discount worth in the open market
7-l6 per cent, or 9-l6 below the Bank OF England
rate. The foreign exchange market. after the
closing of the mails was dull. with little or no de-
mand prime nominal rates closing as noted below.
There was new incident or feature IN the gold
market and all the sales made at III! and 1lls,
the latter being the highest price of the week. the
lowest having been 110I. There were no specie
shipments to-day. On gold loans the rates were
fiat and l and per cent paid for carrying lhe
Assistant Treasurer paid out S 900 in coin interest
ON the public debt to-day, making total for the
week of SS73,000; redeeming in the same period
S49sOOO in called five-twenty bonds, inclusive OF
S345.OOO to-day The import entries of foreign dry
goods at the port of New-YOrk for the week ending
tonight were 81 227,l LAT (the amount thrown upon
the market aggregating Sl3GO,145l, and OF general
merchandise SG153,349, making a total III gold coin
valuation of 81 400. The export cearances OF
domestic produce from this port for the week ending
Tuesday Nov. IT, 1896 249 in currency valua-
ton The specie movement for the week Is gwen
elsewhere. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, S41, ,27O,OOO; gold bal
ances 9l6 currency balances, S2,67l, ,397. The
following are the principal quotations for gold;
lO:Oo...11l il:30lllh i;00..."nl y 5i59'''"ii -
% aii
The days business at the U. s. Sub-Treasury
comprised:
c reoepu.. sl76sOO 90 C1rrsne, pavp 81 0s6 e95 d2
5SS SS % S65 S0S 81 w
Currency receipts. 55J5l7 10
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

sylvania 6s I11. Philadelphia and Erie railroad,
l6g: Reading Railroad, 549; Pennsylvania Railroad
j2. Gold, llls
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

NAVAL sIOREs-Tberc 10 moderate for quoted
az 3Ods2 ~ for Common srsne aud 81 3o9s2 40 tor Coed
sales II BOO bb Of the Spns fnrpea
tine l. steady ~h light demand VI 5O 6ba at - 70 Tar and
Pitch dull and unchanged.
PBTR0LBUMReened coutnues quiet unchanged l0A1
for pot aud future delivery Cases du quoted
lbe Crude steady with hight business closed Of LOG os
5s asked Of 1000 bb the outsds asafe add
1000 bb for January tho Ssphths du AHd eAa
lOLe The PhAdslphs inactive but steady lO0
lOSc The Creek dull and upehAneeL
PkOvsi0SS-bs dsY week en Poh nnse quw rfons,
bat the business ca lots ght owing limited appy
there e Inclination 70 eperEis cr TIE
apparent than this
The movement West thus lar hss
iseif average seAxLI pissS
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
.EMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

1t is well enough To remember that the
same causes which heretofore produced demOrdll
zItion among the Democrats have often taught their
opponents wisdom and discretion, and that under the
discipline OF they have corrected their
and regained the confidence of people. what has
happened before may happen again Tue Democratic
party been admitted into pubic confidence IL IA
those interested its should be
tubant results OF the recent elections with
1HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. however. We can't well help
suggesting victorious le@Ons that this is
victory winch should rather steady them down with
great responsibility than drive them Wild with
xultauOn Il Is worth ;helr remembering that this is
MY halfway post "A Presidential election, and
both parties to be Tor Two years, certain on
lIptrN l.~rb beua
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
THE SOUTH AND THE NEGROES.
WISE COUNSEL.


We observe that some of the Democratic
Journals aud THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE and Herald
dvisng by tine Democrats Of the south lest
uey provoke reaction III the North. In tue effect OF
ch counsels II they continued during tue Winter,
We snail have hope AS Speaker Blaine remarked
speech IN tins city before the election we believe
that peace will prevail the South II the prominent
Northern Democrats VIII allow 1t 10 prevail. It is now
possible that they Will allow II 10 prevail IN order 10
smooth the WAY Presidential election But
the South actually IN state Of repOse we
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
z We're the comparative totals /:

The following shows the relation between tht
total reserve and the total liabilities: