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Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
u X. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK ERS 4 BROk LRS
N. Il. Cor. Fourth and Market,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.

FOR SALE
shares Gas stock, 20 shares Of Farmers bank
Stock.
shares wilmington n Brandywine b'nk st'k.
shares First National Bank stock
WANTED
10 shares Masonic Hall stock.
Philsdel, ,hia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on cemIn isSion. Every facil-
y afforded for persons TO sell invest In
stocks or bonds, 'eDW-N
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
Yellow Fever Reports.


Yesterdays yellow fever reports show
ia new cases and is deaths In New
Is deaths at Memphis, IA new
cases and deaths in Mobile, 10 new
cases and deaths in Jackson, 4 new
cases and 3 deaths in Chattanooga, 4
deaths in Vcksburg, s new cases ard
death in Baton Rouge, and 2 new cases
and ! death in Cairo. John J. McDer.
mott, telegraph operator, who died Of
fever IN New Orleans on wednesday
evening, was formerly a resident Of
Philadelphia.
Reliance Actives'. Grand Bail.
The ball OF the Reliance Active Asso-
citation which was held last evening In
Webster's Dancing Academy, was
pleasant affair. There were rs couples
on the grand march and were led by
James Y. Kane and Miss Annie Gill.
Everything was conducted with view
TO the proper entertainment of the par
ticipants, and the ball was consequent
ly pronounced to BE- the best OF the sea
sou. 1t broke up at an early hour this
morning.
body IdeniiAed. ~
The body OF the young girl which
was found near New Castle, OF which
mention was made in full in yesterdays
REPUBLICAN, over which an inquest was
held last evening at Fox's Nor, ue, was
identified as Mary Knewlin viii. OF John
Knewlin, alias Kavanaugh, who was
drowned during the storm on Wednes-
day. They had shipped on board Of
the Buckeye. The body will be buried
rom Fox's undertaking establishment
to- morrow.
Conference Gossip.
The next meeting Of the Wilmington
Conference is to be held at New Castle.
As a frat instalment OF the gossip.
which us ,ally preced.s such gathering,
| it is runor,d that Bishop Scott will pre-
side, aud that II such be the case, DR..
l.. c. Matlack will become Presiding FL
der of Wilmington District.
Temperance.
There will be meeting at the Old
Foundry this evening. Geo. NJ.
butcher left for Massachusetts, yester
day afternoon.
In the cabinet meeting at Washington,
yesterday, the Attorney General read
number OF kilograms from parties in
South Carolina complaining of trouble
there on account Of politics, but 1t was
| Iunl &hat vntI,ird, ,.a,t Ia hn Inn. hv
the federal government while the judi.
cial processes OF the United States courts
are no, resisted, and the parties com.
planning acknowledge that they are
not. The republicans in the South,
however, have not outgrown the habit
yet of calling on the federal government
for everything without regard to the
facilities around them for redress or
relief.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
-Haertllssfa.

4 ,oOD iNvEsTMENT.-ShaTss 10 Tie
NJ 9TH Ssriss, Home Loan Assoetatioa soi
ssle. X T. TAfLoH. ass'y. sctioimd
NUTIUE.--James d. Canning. formerly
~ employed with - a. . clerk, ID 20 lon
gel in our employ. l. p. BUCK 4 Co, In.
surance Agents. eis Market street, Whining.
ton. Gets
NOTICE. Special attention paid 70 clean.
~ ing. repairing and adjusting sewing ma
chimes BY John Ramo. No. o0o West sth 81,
Wilmington, bel. Findings and attae hmenis
ior all sewing machines. needies, oils, Ae., a.
ways on hand. octls.u
NOTICE rD sHIPpERs.--0n account q
~ the food on the south side, local and
through freighs are now received by the Della.
swars Western 4. X. Co., at Passenger station,
Water and Market streets. through rates
and bills OF lading issued to all points west,
northwest and southwest, via. Pennsyly mia
X, X, and connections. oc25-3t
AyOT1CET To PROPERTY HOLDERS
~ All sidewalks must be properly re-
paired and put In good order for the winter,
within fve days from the date Of this notice, or
The same will be done by the street Com.
missioner at the cost VI the owner or agent of
Street Com missioner.
October "A. 1878. oct23.6t
NyOTlCE.-The regular quarterly meeting
~ OF the T'rua ees Of the Poor for New Gas
tie County will be held at the Aims House,
Wednesday, Oct 20th, Rt 10 O'Clock, q. N. All
persons having bill 5 will please present them
by that day. The Supply Committee VIII
meet at the Aims House, Saturday, November
2ad, at II o'clock, ., IN, when proposals. wiz
lie received for supplying the Aims House for
the next three months with bread and meats
oct53eod2awlt J.W. COOCH, Scc'y.
WILNIS0Tos. IIgL.. October II, ls7s
The undersigned having associated them.
selves under the firm name OF J. A. Bond
Co., for the transaction OF all business per
taining to Real Estate, Insurance, Convey
ancing and Surveying, solicit continuance
Of the patronage heretofore given TO Bond
Il Pierce and E. II. Gregg. ofice, rnom J.,
Maris building, N. W. cor. Sixth and Shipley,
! ! {. E. ; Pisasr
| octi%u T. II. dREaa.
NyOTl JE. After sevsra, years experience
| ~ l have come TO the conclusion TO en
| large and extend my business, having made
Arrangements with some Of our leading men,
| M we can do the work with entire satisfaction,
l would say 10 all that may need our services
we will be happy 10 receive all orders.
| p. S.-The best attention will be given,
octI9.awd CHARLES u. AdNESS.
Ny0TiCE TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
~ PAYERS OF lsTs,--Bilis having been
rendered for 1878, those who do not wish u
postal card sent them or their names pub
lished, had better call at our office and make
some arrangements when they will pay; and
those who give this notice NO ATTENTION
We shall proceed to collect with costs.
Office hours from a, m, TO IL IN, and from
2 10 and ~ Sp m.
T. PROVOST,
Collector for Northern District.
WILLIAM kYNE,
oet1s.2w Collector OF southern District.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
ED.

Loo KIN this city. on tho 2sth inst, Mrs.
Catharine Lock, aged Is years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her son. Charles H.
sparks, No II East Front street, on Thursday
afternoon, al 2 O'Clock. 1nterment at vii
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

NWNERs W WANTED. -lyawl boat was
~ picked up ut Pigeon Point, on Thursday,
which the owner can have by proving pro
perry, and paying charges. VIM. BIRCH,
Fourth and King. 0ct2o-4tS
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
c=ERIFFS SALE.

\ =,
-J}yv virtue OF a writ Of Levarii Facias, to Inc
rccted viii be exposed TO Public Sale, at
l. NFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 SHIPLEY ST
Kept by John J. DOughcrty, in the Ctty OI
Wilmington, New Castle County. Delaware,
Dn
SATURDAY,
I'll f. 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d., 1878,
At2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
Al that certain lot piece or parcel Of land
.trated the City of Wilmington aforesaid,
,uuuded and described as follows, to wit -
}egiuning at the intersection formed by the
n, Of the westerly side OF Scott street with
the line Of the northerly side OF Fourteenth
ltreet, thence westerly seventy five feet to Il
corner, thence nOrtherly parallel with Scott
street Isl feet to the southerly side OF Ford
.treet at 80 feet wide. thence easterly by said
side of Ford street and parallel with
Fourteenth street Is feet to the sal westerly
side OF Scot. street, and thence thereby south
erly l5l feet to the place Of beginning
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Passmore II. Mitchell and Adaline
his wife, and t. t., and to be sold by
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff.
SherIff's office, New Castle, Oct. 10, 1878.
oct25
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

IAMES& BRO,
Importers and dealers In
IARDW ARE AND CUT LEE
PAINTS, on, GLASS AND GEM ElST.
No. 2O4 MARKET STREET
WILMINarON, DELhwAR
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
NEONEY READY FOR GOOD FRS
WI MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
SuYTM AND MARKET kGA..

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
FoR SALE-4 shares Wilmington and Bran.
DIVINE Bank, 70 shares Union National
bank, s shares First National Bank.
Stocks aud Bonds bought for cash or carried
On margins II desired. Telegraphic coinmu'
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
HEALD & CO.,
nANKERh AND BROKERS',


AND DEALERS IN
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AND
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
LAYTON HOUSE. WLais9Tos, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Csli.ctions.
Tickets to ard TRAITS On Great Britain and
ether parts Of Europe. novI.ly-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS,
WnMIRsTos. DgL.. October Id, 1878.
Latest stock Quotations furnished by
tieaid n CO., Clayton House Building VIII
,1inxton, Del, ut IL NJ. to-day.
ciold, loo1i; N; Y. q. a hai,, III; n y
4 Erie, NJ; Lake Shore, e11s; North West
ern, 3sLS. North Western Proi., 7oIS: Rock
Island, li411; Ohio h Miss, 7a6; Pacihc Mall,
1917: Western Union Telegraph, so1k; 81.
Paul, 3oL5 ST. Paul Pref, o51s Wabash, ls1$;
Union Pacific, SO; Pennn., S3ssS Reading,
"a; Lehigh Valley, a71s; Lehigh Nav. 10;
Pitts. 4. h b., ~; Cen;ni Irans., 5sas;
Phila. h Erie, I; N, J, Central, 32la Del +,
i.aoka. h Western, bli4 Mich, Central 6s25ss:
bel. n Hudson, +o3s4; ISIS Coupon, io1A;
SOS. 'sS. New !. n j., lo21ss; $40, 81 Coupon,
1857: 80 'o8 Coupon, l0i9a; 1910 Coupon,
1852; Currency e's., ileH New Is Of 81
,03sS: ~ Registered, lO2t4.: As, 100.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
A Private 6ssciable.

A private sooiable will be held in
Montgomery's Dancing Academy, on
Thursday evening next. The affair
will Le recherche, having been gotten up
i,y number of.young men for the BEN
eft of their lady friends.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
$40 TO $1,000 Ol%,i:!;ial IN i%.il

street Stocks make fortunes every month";
Hook ssnt free explaining everything. ,.1i hdii
dress BAXTER 6 CO., Bankers, u Wsh
street, NY, sp2etu'th'sata"
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
.l.|a.- raaasza -Ha7f
WANTED.

WANTED.
VYyANTED "A young American girl wants
w place to do h0usework. Address
- h. W this Office Oc24-3th
XIyANTED $1,000, on first mortgage, inter
w est six per cent, Investment safe. Ad
dress q. this office. oct5.tf
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

Last chlnce to get fine goods at auction
,rices. octli'u
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
Robbery.

The house Of VIM. Cox, No. IS Rob-
nson street, was entered by some
rogue on Sunday night who cut out a
pane of glass, when six silver spoons,
black and white shawl, child s
shawl, two shirt studs, pair Of sleeve
buttoLs, a working coat aud gold
com pass were carried of.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
cHERIFF'S SALE.

cHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of u writ of Levar Flcias to the
directed, will bo exposed to Public sale, at
the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. HOLLIS,
at Townsend, Appoquinlmink Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware. on
MONDAY,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
The TrOyan Firemen.

The Troy Daily Times Of Friday after
noon last says: 'Thr Osgood Steamer
Company and guests returned from
WILMINGTON, Del, this morning. by boat
from New York, arriving about $50
o'clock. They were received by the
William Madden Hook and Ladder
Company, aud escorted to the steamer :
house where the company was dismiss
ed. The boys report having had a fine
trip and speak in the highest terms OF
praise of the reception given them by
the Fame lose Company of Whining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
Caught in the storm.
Quilt with 1000 Patches.

The .adltS Ol The west SuylerlaH
Church, this city, are engaged in max
ing a quilt, to be composed OF about one
thousand red and white pieces of calico,
which, when finished, is to be sent to
Miss Bette Houston, Who is now Mis-
sionary in China. Each piece of calico
is to have name inscribed thereon for
the small price of 10 cents, the net pro
ceeds of which goes toward paying the
interest on the debt ofthe above named
church. Any body who wants their
name I, be inscr bed in the Celestial
land can do so by having it put on a
patch.
How doth the little Busy Bee.
California is shipping honey to Eu.
rope, one vessel recently taking out
eighty seven and half tons, valued at
$l3 1863. 1t seems strange thing to
talk about honey by the ton, but what
ever California undertakes to produce
she makes in proportion to her big trees
aud other huge features. California
sends large quantities of honey over,
land to the Eastern States, but the pro
duction is SO large that she must seel
new markets.
A Monster Mushroom.
John II. Wigglesworth has left at oul
Office a monster mushroom. measuring
fourteen inches around the rim, fod
inches,in heighth, and six inches aroun'
the stem. Mr.. W. raised this monste
fungus in his own lot, at No. l3 Eas
Second street, aud he wants to know
who can beat it.
The Iowa Election.
Official returns of the late election !,
Iowa from "a counties give Hull, Re
publican, for secretary of State, l3O,
! ls3 votes; T. NJ. Farnsworth, Fusion
l22 ,OOl. and scattering, 1888. Majori
tv for Hull, 69s9. 1t is believed tn
remaining four counties will increas
the majority.
RumOr Discredited.
i It is rumored that the body Of Capt
Fountain and that of another man tina
were lost on the Esteiia Bright, of thi
city, was found below New Castle. A
no telegraphic communication has bee
received at the coroner's office in regar
to it, the rumor is discredited.
Liberal LeaR ne.
The colored orator A. X. Henry
this city will give an address on "Whi
is the condition Of the colored man
this country"
For Governor.
Several prominent Republicans IL
tend bringing Christian Febiger, Isl
out az a candidate for Governor.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28

> ,,.,. J., -.
Is, yirlae Of writ of Leyaria Facias TO Inc
directed viii be exposed to Public Sale at
the
LAFAY EI'rE HOTEL, Sal SHlPLEf ST.
kspt by John J. d ugherty, In the city Of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Del,
IN WEDNESDAY,
Daily Republican., 1878-10-28
Reformed Episcopal.

At the Reformed Episcopal Church
of the Covenant Sunday School, yester-
day, there were present ZIG scholars
and IS teachers, in all 234. The pray
er meeting in the evening was largely
attended. At the evening service, al
ter the sermon, the pastor extended an
invitation to those who desired the
prayers of the church, to rise, when
eight persons stood up before the peo,
pie desiring the prayers of the con
gregatiOn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
The Canada Pacific ana Northern Pacific
Railroads - Proposed International

WAsH1NssToN. March 15.-The United States
o. state That there is much activity in Manitoba
~ relation 10 railway matters. Can dian and
English parties have purchased the first mort
gaze bonds IF the ST. Paul and Pac ic Railroad
heretofore held In Amst rdam. and propose to
cons ruct the northern exrension in ManitobA
from He'd Laks liver TO the Manitoba frontier
dis ance OF eight miles and have it in running
ord r during tue coming sumner. They also
bran"h OF the Canadian Pacific Rail- DAD, 10 con-
net with the Mirnesofa extension. and bv the
hrst OF next November 1t Is expected that trains
will be running from t. Paul to Wirnepeg a
branch line crosses the main line Of the Canada
Pacific road at elkirk.
From this point contracts are in execution
for The construction of the main line ees ward
to tho lake Of woods, 11o miles to be competed
anrl 1880; an equal distance westward OF
Thunder Bay on Lake Superior. Is ais under
contract to be completed at the same time.
s'ueh pressure is beiug exert ont,et anahian
connecting links OF the main line, but financial
embarrassmen,s will probably elard the work.
The proposal to defect he line If The Canada
Pacific from the Saskatchewan Valley route to
thba settlement. will pr badly be- alb VI doned,
owing to The increased length II railwsy and
engineering difficulties. Local branch roads of
narrow gauge, tending southward, are pro-
The Consu thinks that mutually profitable
Intercourse between the Dominion auI the
Interested States would be great aided IL the
United NJ tes and Canadan e vernments were
the construction of u system of railroads from
Ottaws to the Stult g.. M tris and thence to
Montreal river, there 10 connect with tn. North
ern Paciiii halroaf, besides comp citing the
tru line would thus bs f,rmed, serving q
vast extent Of Valuable country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Execution Of .Lapass at Concord, N. M.

CONCORD March 15.-The majesty Of the law
was vndtcAed this forenoon, when shortly
after II o'clock, Joseph Lapage was executed in
the prison yard. The town WAS early astlr with
people anxious to witness the execution scenes
or, II possible. the ex cution itself, but the
sheriff had only itsued few tickets OF adrnis~
sion, and these were distributed among cti-
zens Of high standing in t1is city and the sur
The crowd outside the walls of the prison was
not so large az ex pected. numbering only about
30 persons. The condemned man was left this
morning with his spiritual advisers, two
dreaded hour when the sheriff and deputies
Hooked to his cell and bade him prepare tor
death. Lapage snlkily replied that he was,
ready. and the march OF death began. the priestg
repeating prayers ,as they progr essed toward
Lords prayer.
At the door opening into the hail. where the
galioWs STOOD the party paused a moment,
while the condemned criminal took a last view
OF the beautiful earth. Arriving at the naljows
the eyes Of the condemned man sought among
me crowd the brother OF his poor victim and
the detectives who tracked him to his doom
ana rested On them with a glance OF malignant
harFed Tbsn th,nsr tha dsa,h than H. eontrition. ton
less silence. and the last preparations were
made by the deputies with all CELEBRITY and
noseiessness possible The condemned made
no remarks. and the warrant having been read.
Langn aid ard Ma, feea Bali was dropped into
eternity. His death was almost painless. The
doctors pronoupced life extinc but by direc-
ilon OF the sherH the body was allowed to harg
haif an hour brfore being cut down. II was
then delivered to the city nnd rtaker.
1t will be remembered that Lapags the Cana
dian frenchman. Vas arr ested, arraignsd.
twi..e tried and convicted Of tn. brutal murder
OF Miss Jo~ie A. Langmaid at PembrJ Ike. about
ContinUed ON Lass faxe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
A Wreatling Contest.

NEW YORK, March 15.-One OF the most exei-
Ing wrestling contests ever witnessed since the
this city to-day. The contest was for the cham
p1onshiD. OF the Police Athletic Club. the prIzs
being champion gold neda. The contestants
Quigly. Muldoon weighed 225 pounds and
Ouisly 2i5 The eonditions were, GRECO ko-
fair was strictly private and was only Witnessed
by the members Of the club and head Of the
police department.. Both men appeared In the
sharp. short and terrific.
Mu doom won the first and second falls and
the medal In the last bout Muldoon threw
Qugly by q body hold. Hs raised him off the
ground held him In mid air and then threw
nlm over his head with tremendous force to the
wrestling match between men of their weight.
Mnldoon was declared he winner. He then is
sued q challenge to wrestie any man but Miller
and Bauer, for a cup valued at $500 and the door
money. half of the lat or to go to the Police Or
phan fund and the balance 70 the Mlnner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
The indian Territory investigation.

WASHINGTON March 15.-The Senate Commit
morning over senator Voorhees, resolution
authorizing that committe, 10 inquire wh.t ther
certain railroad companies lad not issued
b nds predirated upon lands belonging to the
Indians Of the Indian Territosy also to inquire
whether delegates from tue In ian Territory
have no, been sent to Washington to oppose a
territorial form Of government for that terrific
rv. receiving pay Tor their services out of the
school fund also to inquire whether Territo-
rial form {. t government would not be ben. fetal
to the Indian Tel ritory.
The committee agreed to commence the in
vestigHtion at once. and a list of 200 witnesses
committee will meet next Friday, when some
Of the witnesses will be here 1t ia thought In
the com mittee that sub committee will be- ap.
the Investigation at the close Of the session.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
silver Bullion Ger tificates.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-The Committee or
Banking Hni Currency to-day agreed to a sub.
sttute for all the bills referred TO It providing
commit e's bull provides for the is us OF silver
bullion certificates of the denominations Of SO
$40, $50 500 $500 and $1,000 on the ba is OF 4i2h
grains. deducting the expense of coinage and
transportation
The certificates are to be payable in silver
z coin or bars. .at the option of the government
phia, New orleans, Denver, San Frar cisco, Car
son City and Boise City. and shall bs redeem
able at San Francisco for all points west Of the
Rocky Mountains. and at New York for all
points east of Denver
The vote on the bill was as followa:
Ayes-Buckner. Ewing. Harlzell. Bell. Fort
and Phil,ps-6.
Nay.- -Hardenburgh. Eames and Chittenden
s.
Absent-Yates and Hart,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
Ehison's Latest-The Airopbon-.

PHILADELPHIA, March ia new instrument,
invented by Prof; Edison. has been exhibited
her. 1t IS alled the airophons. 1t IL an In
and they gather such force as to be heard for n
number OF miles with great dstinctness. 1t is
ia reality taking og-horn. By it's aid cap
tatnS OF vessels meeting at sea can converse
asly while three or four miles apart Signal
sta ions could warn vessels coming on dan
gerons coast keep oY, and it is adapted to all
the uses to which such instruments as fog horns
Can now be applied
- Mr.. Adams, Edlson's agent, will leave New
ny OF English merchants hav ny offered Edison
ECO. 600 ii the invention C N be sfully ap-
piled to the local telegraph wires in London,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
Finger Billiards-sexton Reaten-score.
1900 To S13.

match for 500 side and gate money took place
at dimore's Gardsn u night, between William
Sexton and Yankee Adams, and terminated in
favor Of Adams.
The regulations were that Adams should
play 1000 fioger billiards against sexton's 1000
game resulted as follows:
Adams. 1000 points; Sexton, sts. Time of
game, two hours and thirty minutes Winners
largest run, 1119; s xton's. 147.
The audience Was quite large. and from all
Indications finger billiards will not soon be-
come popular in New York
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16
Ex-secre,ary Fish Doages an interview

NEW YORK, March 16.--A reDor1er called to-
his .v.ws in regard to The Halifax controversy.
end also his relly to the statements made by the
Belgian Minister. Mr.. Defosse, on March u,
cused from being int.rrogated in gard to this
matter. 1t as passed out of my hands. Mr.,
Eyarts now is the gentleman who can give you
all the information bearing on this question, +
do not esire to be quoted at all on tbs subject
when the reporter called his attention to he
tact that this gu .stion might become an all en-
crossing topic OF discussion, the ex- Secretary
said: Il d, not think SO. Tue American people
Just now have other matters Of importance to
engage their attention Whatever shape the
from converting ON the mattern
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-16

into the hallway. The news OF the arrival OF
the silver sareal rapidly. and tho line kept con-
stautly increasing in length. The dsmands
were about equally divia between those who
received even with the gold premium added.
and gold coin, gold notes. or treasury coin and
bullion certificates were alone reeefssd In ex-
was expressed at this by hose who had expect
ed the coin. to 90 into general circulation.
The smaller brokers' and exchange off ,,s ON
Nassau street and elsewhere are air. aiy dis
playing the new dollars IL their W ndows, and
Offering them for sale at n premium OF five and
ten cents. that hei g probably their value for D.
time. as curiOsities and Doekef pie ees.