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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-25
YLATIMER q CLEARY, AuetIonseFa
ID and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn, avenue and Eleventh street.
Star once building.

undsr and bE virtue Of 4 deed q trust 70 me
Of December, lsI1, and duly recorded among the
land records TOR the county or Washington, IN the
District OF Columbia, IN LIbeF No, BSL at folOs 4,
8eI will sell az anetion, 20 the highest bidder upon
1915 % clock. all that piece or parcel OF ground
known SOS. az lot numbered twenty, 60 N square
same appears In Admiral wilkes subdivision OF
said square, on record In the once OF the surveyor
or the city OF Washington.
This property Is IN the neghborhood Of the Ball
timore and ohio railroad depot aud Is substal-
TALLY improved.
The term Of said sale shall be one third cash. and
the balance In one and two years. purchaser 70 give
Tor said deferred payments his promissory notes,
secured upon the property Sold to the satsfaotlOn
Of the Trustee. All conVeyancing at cost OF pur-
chaser. II terms are not compiled with In hve
days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at
purchasers cost and risk.
L. G, HINE, Trustee,
LATIMER CLEARY,
feil-ThSTu&ds AuctlOneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-25
GALE OF HORSES.

GALE OF HORSES.
FORT McHENRY, Nd, Feb. Is 1875.
There WIN be sold at public auction, q Fort NC
II nry, Nd, at 10 O'Clock q. M, on WEDNhS-
Day, the Eth day of March. 1875, number OF
cor demned artillery horses. Terms CASH
fe1s.s. list Lieut., ID ART, A. A, Q, NJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-25

A LII KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST.
a OF wearing apparel can be sold to the very best
advantage by addressing or calling on justin, 6lo
ID street, between Sixth and Seventh northwest,
Notes By mail promptly attended 70. Cash paid
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RY b. H. wARNER,

u h. h "AhnEbg
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and Sts. NV
TEEFSTTEEs sAIF 81 M TT2 s TM2sTqRY
OF II SIHEET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
sEVENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue ola deed OF trust, dated October 10, A.
ID. 1874, duly recorded In Llber No. 789 folio 1875,
one OF the land records for the District Of Column
ba ana Al the request OF the party secured there
by, viii sell St public Hustion, In front Of the
O'Clock p. M, all that certain piece OF parcel OF
ground situate, lying and being In the city OF
Washington, ID. O., known and designated upon the
ground plat or plan OF said city as part Of Lot num-
bered fifteen, llb,l In square numbered eight
same at the northeast corner OF said lot street
north, and running thence due south one hundred
and Beyenty.hye libl r. ct and three (8l inches to
the rear Of 81 lot; thence due west sixteen (G)
nye N75l feet and three t inches 20 satd II street
north, and thence east along said street sixteen
l0) feet 10 the place OF beginning, together with
Terms, a. prescri6ed by the deed OF trusti ESQ,
with Interest At ten per cent. per annum from o.
tober Ia l4 TO day OF sale, and expense OF sale In
cAsh, and the balance At six, twelve and olRhteen
months for which the notes OF the puTch aSsr bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, and secured By
A deposit Of tOO will be req1lrod Of time Of SslF
and all conyeyanolng At tho expense or the puFs
chaser, II the terms OF sale are not complied With
IN seven days, the trustee reserves tho right rus
sell the property NJ the risk and cost OF tho default
- CH ARLEs II. MoULToH, Trustee.
IA TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
ana pisSS VGlEnLEs a6ULToS iff TRs, SSa'
fObIistd j, II, COLDWELL, Salesman,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-25

PYB. H.WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and i SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
pESIRABLE MANSION. No. 1928 MASS AOHU=
S2kETraRWSEEsTTb ApJo TINS6SGpsGTIHE RESI-
BY virtue OF a deed or trust dated June 2, A. ID.
1874, and duly recorded in LlDer No. 75i folio 30,
one OF the land records for the District Of Column
ba; and at request OF parties secured thereby, We
Will sell AZ public auction, in front Of the premises,
70 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, March ., A.
D. 1915 at O'Clock p. M, all that piece, parcel
lot Of ground situate In the city OF Washington, In
said District, and known as lot numbered nfty-
nine, (59,) In j. II. Thompson's subdivision Of
division OF original lot numbered twelve, Q2,) In
(27,) said subdivisions recorded In the Office
Of the surveyor OF Washington, ID. O., together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decd OF trust:
Nineteen thousand dollars, CslS OoO) with interest
at eight per cent. per annum from Juno 1874, to
dAy OF sale, with expenses OF SALE In cash. aud the
balance in SIX, twelve, eighteen an twenty-fOur
months, for which the notes OF the purchase boar
Ing interest from the day OF sale, and secured by
deposit OF t2D0 Will be required nj time OF sale.
All conyeyabctng at expense Of purchaser. II
terms OF sale are not complied with In seven days
the trustees tho right to resell tho property
at the risk and cost Of the dofaulting purchaser
after ave DAYS advertisement,
G1BRfEL +. cHxsE,o Trustees
j. +. COLDwELL,
febi2-d&ds Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
WV 100000 So.NNNNNNNN~N~N~NN-
Future Days.
RY DUNO.NNsON BROS,

10y DUNO.NNsON BROs.,
ID AuctIoneefs, southeast corner OF Ninth and ID
Streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NORTH / sTREEr, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH STREETS WEST.
recorded IN u L iSS Ne. So foiS E and Libsr
and y, No. IS, folio $40, OF the land records OF
Washington county, District OF Columbia sud by
the written request OF the parties secured thereby,
will offer for sale al public auction, on sATU e
DAY, the Nth day OF February, A. ID 1875, at 4
O'Clock, D, m, in 'front.' OF the premises, all that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate lying and
OF Columbia, and known and described upon the
half OF Tot numbered eight, a. IN sqnare num-
pered ave hundred and sixteen, (5l6, beginning
for the same at a certain Toint on the
north line of North 1 street, fifteen (I5l
feet west from the southeast corner OF
said lot numbered eight, ls,) and running thence
west along the line OF said street hfteen 5 feet;
thence north I2 feet inches to thirty foot alley;
70 the place OF beginning, together with the i'm
Terms Of sale; The amount Of Indebtedness aud
eXpenEes OF sale In cash; balance OF the purchase
money in six and twelve months notes, bearing
eight per cent interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises. deposit OF sl0O required soon
a sold. The trustee reserves the right to resell
purchaser II the terms or sale are not compiled
with in seven days after sale, upon giving ave
ton. NJ. WILLIAM, Trustee.
-- DUNCANs0N BROS,
Ja26-TutFeb.2S&d Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future NNVs'

PY ID. H. WARMER,
~ Real Estate Broker and AuI uoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner seventh ant sts' NJ W.
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RY YOUNG q MIDDLETON.

ID AuctIoneers, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents. once, s19 Market Space, BOARD OF Trad
Rooms,l
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RAILROADS,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WAsHINgTON. Feb. q. ls76. I
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REAL-ESTATE AGENTS.
Nourse Middleton, 613 18th St., opp. TreasN Dept
RESTAURANTS.
John Welcker. 18th ST., bet. II. Y. ave. and II st,
STAMPING DEPOTS.
Mrs. Zypprecht, 5lI 18th st. Also Dressmaking.
STATIONERY, &c.
Ben. T. French 6l5 18th St., under Nat. Metropol-
itaR Bank. Stationery, &C., speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
Alex. R. Shepherd Co., go Pa. ave, bet. 9th and
10th SITS. See Plumbers and Gas Filters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Newborn Babes Deserted.

A MOTHER DEHRRTs HER CHILDREN-oNE NEARLY
DEvoURED BY BUzzARDs, AND THE OTHER MUTT
LATED BY DOG.
From the seaftrd DEL, Citizen, Nou. 20.
We have received the particulars Of q horrible
story of desertion by an unnatural mother, of
her children. at Laurel, on Sunday last and the
subsequent death of the little infants 1t ap-
pears. after careful investigation of the mat
ter, that some time since young girl (whose
name we suppress for prudential reasons) q res
ident OF Laurel, and Of highly respectable pa
rents. in an evil hour, loved not wisely but too
WE'LL" Becoming conscious of her condition,
and stung with remorse and shame, she went out
into the woods on Sunday morning last, where
she gave birth to two children-a boy and girl.
The inhuman mother left the two innocent
into the world, to die Of exposure and star
vation, and went into town again, and ate
her dinner at her sisters, and remained there,
in order, no doubt, to avoid suspicion. On
Tuesday morning, however, q dog came up to
the house, with one of the victims Of her cruel
ty in its mouth. On seeing the evidence OF her
crime brought so plainly before her, she be-
came terribly agitated, and acknowledged that
it was her offspring, and that she had deserted
it, and also said that there was another one in
the woods. After confeesing her guilt, she
seized upon favorable opportunity, and fed.
Search WAS Immediately instituted, when the
other babe WAS found, and on examination it
was discovered that it WAS nearly devoured by
buzzards.
The Coroner held an inquest on the bodies
of the unfortunate little victims, on Tuesday
afternoon, when the jury returned a verdict
that they came to their death from exposure
and starvation, by being deserted by their
mother.
At this writing all. efforts to flnd-the girl have
been unsuccessful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Dailv Commercial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
Howard II, Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson
Francis C. FerriR.
~ For Terms, etc., Second TsS,.
state Itenls.
JorTIEas FROM THE RURAL DIsDRIcrs.


Thanksgiving will be generally observed down
the State. ..... Jas. Reedy, OF Milford, has an
Alderney COW which yielded nine pounds of but
ter. last week. ....... Rev. =. II. Schoheld will
probably become regular supply in the Presby-
ieran church at Harrington during the vacancy
IN the pastorate. -
many has been dissolved and a decree issued that
ihe compainants shall pay all the costs within
three months An Episcopal convocstion
has been in session at Little Hill church in Sus-
sex which WAS well attended. ....... w. L. Buck
n Son are erecting large, now brick building
along the railroad in the rear OF Gen. Woodall's B
factory, at Middletown, in which they intend to
carry on their foundry and machine business
The rowdies and rnmmies Of Milford
have been Oh "a BENDER which causes the
Ae,rs to suggest as remedy law prohibiting
the sale OF liquors IN quantities less than quart
and a free license law at high rate Of tax-say
300. .... .Ship-building has been indefinitely
suspended ut Seaford. ....... On Wednesday
morning last fine schooner Of 80 tons burden,
built for D. W. Moore, OF Laurel, was launched
ut that place, at 10 O'Clock. The vessel WAS
uhristened the A. b. Goodman.
stabbing affray between oyster shuckers
occurred at Seaford, a few days ago, but neither
party WAS seriously hurt. The Nanticoke
House at Soaford closed on Wednesday, but will
be re-opened shortly for railroad depot and
officers ... Nathan Scott, 81 years OF age, re-
siding near Little's Chapel, in Sussex, died Of
apopiexy on Tuesday go. .Seaford is making
an effort to raise money to buy q town clock at .
Phillips, at Cannon's Ferry. was burned on
Wednesday, the furniture and a sick man named
Maxwell being removed. LOSS about 81, ,000..
-. The stores of j. W. Allen and VIM. b. Hor-
sey, at Seaford were broken open, a few nights
ago, tut only triing losses were sustained. 80.
blue Dan," Of Seaford won race at Cam
bridge on Wednesday oyerJ. L Norman's 'ltob
Roy' IN 2 48. The purse WAS 5000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

startling claim is made that the whole capital OF
some Of these companies Is composed Of forged
and stolen bouds, and there will evidently be \
stir-sbout that will be more lively than agreea-
BILE to some parties. The way Of the transgrsss-
or is uncomfortable.
Our places OF amusement all do we'll at pres
ent Mr.. Fechter at the Walnut, Mr.. Adams at
the Arch, Byron's Comedy of Weak Women"
at the Chestnut all attract fine audiences night
ly. 1t is clear by this time that We have not
enough first class places Of amusement for the
Centennial season-but it is now too late to
better the CASE The giving up Of the Centre
Square Theatre project was mistake, both be-
cause another theatre is really needed, and be-
cause the Chestnut never can be much Of d
property. Under its present management, how
ever, this house has more than made good every
promise TO the public, and It's stage Ia the most
complete OF any ever seen In this city.
TNDEy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

1t Ia announced that the New York Sun will
Legin the publication OF Sunday edition, on the
lat OF December, and the Tribune on the lsr OF
January.
General Banks, in his new lecture, "The Re
public ; Will 1t EndureY" decides that it will
30 kind Of the General to decide the matter that
way
Apackage containing goods supposed to be
worth 100000 was stolen from all express
wagon in Chicago, yesterday afternoon, while
The driver was delivering other packages.
The guard was removed from Gnibord's grave
Yesterday, the cement having hardened around
the coffin.
W. R. Davis, ex-Mayor of Carroton, ILL.,, shot
himself dead in that city on Thursday, during
ihe funeral OF a man named Wright who had
committed snicide three days before.
The Women's Temperance Convention closed
lts sessions, at Cincinnati, yesterday. Mrs.
Wittenmyer was elected President.
Cotton dealers at Mobile say the present crop
OF cotton. il it can be gathered, will be the lar
gest sincst lie war.
The population OF Massachusetts. according
TO corrected returns at the State Census Bureau,
'sl6ol, 902.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
CemleMM iaIltems.

The list of the German exhibitors at the Gen.
tennial Exhibition at Philadelphia numbers 1140.
The presidents of the provinces, at the sugges-
ton OF the Empress, are collecting all articles
connected with the treatment of the wounded in
time of war. They will be exhibited together.
The Patent Office will display about 5000
models at the Centennial Exhibition.
A meeting OF teachers OF Illinois WAS held yes
terday in Chicago, to consider the question nf
representation at the Centennial. 1t was resolved
to apply for space in the Centennial Building,
and to raise $40, 900 for necessary expenses.
The Senate of Arkansas yesterday passed the
House bill appropriating $4,000 for the Centen-
mini
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
FOURTH EDITION.
The Whipptn gs.

APPLICATION OF THE CAT To-DAY-sIx HUNDRED
PERSONS WITNESS ITs roHTUBEs.
Special Telegram, to the Commercial.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 20-1 P. M.
Justice stays not for storm in Delaware. When
once prisoner is sentenced to the pillory and
''cat," his punishment oyertakes him with a GER
tainty which s unerring and never fails. The
rain, therefore, this morning, did not prevent
the administration OF the public punishment to
the first batch Of convicts, nor yet did it deter
the conyicts from watching the methods OF our
sspecular institution" About six hundred spec
tators were present, crowding the jail yard pref
ty full.
As usual the pillorying took place frst,a FL
B. Holmes and Nathan DENLY we're fastened in
the stocks for an hour. This began at II o'clock.
DENLY was somewhat demonstrative, and the
Sheriff promised him = severe fogging, which
he got at the proper time
At 70 o'clock the whippings began. George
White was the first hasped to the post. He had
stolen pistol, and twenty lashes were his por-
ton. These were lightly administered, and were
received without much apparent suffering.
Andrew johnson, who with Charles Mullen
had stolen set of harness from Lewis Wei.
din, next barred his back and WAS well punished
with twenty lashes, feeling it keenly
| }. H. Pollard, also convicted of larceny. re-
ceiyed twenty lashes, which whitened his back
| reversing the order Of color.
| Charles Mullen, the confederate Of johnson,
was lightly punished with twenty lashes, but he
suffered intensely.
Joseph Derias, another harness thief, also goi
| twenty lashes and was severely whipped.
| When Nathan DENLY WAS brought out (his Of
fence WAS burglary every one expected to see 9
severe logging, as the sheriff had promised, and
they were not disappointed. The ''cat" was vel
laid on, and DENLY suffered extremely.
A. j. Holmes, q horse thief, was the last OIL
the list. and the thirty lashes put upon his bach
Redeemed it brilliantly.
or those whipped four were colored people
| and three were white.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Charley Ross In Flight.

DETECTIVE IN PURsUIT-THE CAPTURE CoNFT-
IDENTIFY ANTICIPATED TO-DAY.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
New YORK, Nov. 20.
special from Thomaston, Me-, says that
Bunnell, the detective, has returned from his
search in Connecticut for Charley Ross. He
believes he has seen Charley Ross; says.that the
woman who had him always dressed the child in
girls clothes when she passed through town
says he knows the childs eyes are dark brown
says that he couldn't be mistaken; had followed
the pair all day yesterday. A poor horse COM
PEELED him to return; says that to-day he will
catch her and bring her to the telegraph sta
| ioii
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
9eaths.

LANG.-In this city, on the goth inst, John Lang,
In the list year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, COL Adams street, on Monday afgernooni
the 22d inst, at O'Clock.
BIGGINS.-In this city, November 10Th, 1915, Mrs.
Martha j. Higgins, widow of the late Jacob IL.
higgins, In the 9th year OF her age.
. he relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specttully invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, No. 225 q. Front st., on Monday
afternoon next the 22d inst to leaye the house at
~ O'Clock.
SCOTT On Wednesday, the 11th, Robert Scott,
aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully Inv ted attend his funeral from his late
residence, 1908 Delaware avenue, on Saturday, at
O'Clock, to proceed to Wilmington and Brsndywine
Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Turkeys were plentiful in market.
purIxwhAnk 10 l, an and aar 0o n ra mr.

Turkeys were plentiful in market.
Buckwheat cakes and sausge are popular now.
Game is becoming more plenty In market, but
brings high prices.
Rev. Fielder Israel will lecture on Temperance
this evening at Chester.
The next church supper will be at the Union
M. E. Church on Thanksgiving evening.
at Lancaster, Pa, on Tuesday evening, on
+" Manhood, and How to Reach It." There was
good audience to hear him in the Duke Street
NJ. E. Church.
No time has been fixed on for the lecture OF
Rev. Robert Collyer, which is to close the Chan
ming Course, and his engagements are such that
it is now unlikely he viii be able to come before
late in the Spring.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

MATCH FOR CoYLE Oh JoHNsoN.-On Mon
day of this week there passed up over the juno
tion and Breakwater Railroad for Philadelphia
young man who shipped At that place on board
Of coasting vessel. When at the Breakwater
the captain secured the services of another
sailor and ordered him to the duty of the first,
who was informed that he would be dismissed
on arrival at Baltimore. Not liking the treat
ment, when the vessal had proceeded as far as
himself overheard and attempted making the
shore. Failing in that he made the stone-pile
however, minus his clothing. where he was ts-
ken in charge, relieved and forwarded by Cap
tain jenkins. Milford Ne,os, 1871.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
The Recent ocean Gales.

TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION OF SHIPPING ON THE BRIT
IRH COAST.
associated Press Special Telegram,
LONDON, Nov. 20.
The recent gales around the coasts Of Great
Britain have been terribly destructive of life and
property. Lloyd's agent at Dover telegraphs
that it is believed thirteen vessels foundered in
the Downs during the storm, last night, and that
between forty and fifty lives were lost. 1t is est
mated that from five hundred to six hundred
vessels of all sorts are now anchored in the
Downs off Deal waiting for fair weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
THIRD EDITION.
The O'NeiIl CaSes

THE CASE GIVEN TO TIE JURY-CHARoE OF THE
COURT.
By Telegraph to the Commercial.
New CASTLE, Nov 20-l.30
The O'Neill case was resumed in Court, this
morning. and the argument of Counsel con-
cluded at 1902.
Judge Gilpin charged the Jury. He said that
II the shot fred by ONeill, while in pursuit Of
Wingate under warrant for his arrest for mis-
demeanor missed Wingste and struck and killed
Sarah Doyle, O'Neill is guilty Of the murder in
the manner and form as he stands indicted.
The Jury retired at LII.
SECOND DIsPATcH-vERD1oT NOT GUILTY.
NEW CAsTLE, Nov. 20-2 P. M.
At 1.49 the Jury came into Court and returned
a verdict of mot guilty." II. G. T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20

MORE RoBBERIEs ON THURSDAY NIGHT.-The
Office of Trump & Bro manufacturers of the
Fleetwood scroll saw, was entered on Thursday
evening, and considerable quantity Of tobacco
and cigars which the employees had bought at
Wholesale prit es, and kept in the office for the
sake OF convenience, was taken.
On the same night the grocery store Of George
Wilson at the corner of Jackson and Elm streets
WAS entered by the transom over the door, and
robbed of ST. in pennies, cigars, cheese, and
eggs, amounting in all to about $12. The
thieves were undoubtedly the same that were at
Trump Bros, Colbourn's and Kates' on the same
hight Some of the cigars taken from Wilson 8
had been left in Colbourn's store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
The Fire Record. i.

REYNOLDS & EMLAws sAw-MILL BURNED.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
DETROIT, Nov 20.
1 The large saw-mill Of Reynolds IL Emlaw at
Grand Haven, WAS burned, last evening. The
loss is fifty thousand dollars.
WAREHOUSES CONSUMED IN QUINCY.
associated Press Special Telegram
QUINCY, ILL.,, Nov. 90
-Four buildings, the property Of Thos. Jasper
and D. Psulerie, and occupied as warehouses by
schermerhon Bros. were burned, last night. The
loss on the buildings is 800, 900 and on the stock
$50, ,0O0
A FACTORY DESTROYED IN INDIANA.
associated Press Special Telegram.
CINCINNATI Nov. 20.
The factory of Horshnap, McKensee Il Co.,
at Union City, Ind, WAS burned, yesterday.
The loss il 800, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-20
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW York, Nov. 20.
Gold opened, this morning, at $l.i49s.
Furnished by Craige, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, eth and Market sts
LONDON, 10 80 P, NJ, Nov. 20.
I Consols for money and account, "a 1916; U. s.
2os of 1866, 1Oa1z 1se7s, 10s5s 1O-4os 104sl
New SIS Of 81, 1O35s. Erie common shares, 1455ss.
Preferred, 28. New York Central. o.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 90.
U. s. bonds of 1862, 9914