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Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04
Hurra! Hurra!
McGormifs @6itmaitiner
for SDifcm 1879.
McCormicks Harvester med 6 Fod Cut,
MCCORMICKS S~ELBINDER,

SELBlNDER,
den eneste Selvbinder. der udfOrer godt Arbeide.
McCormicks Harvester, 5 Fod Cut.
McCormicks Single Frame Advance Reaper,
Mccormick Single Frame Advance Reaper Og Mower.
McCormicks Prize Mower, a Fod Cut.
McCOrmicks nye Jern Mower; ou CT on bsont % ltttfs
Wop 7 WiarfeNu. alt ct al Srru. MO "f5ont eu'. lterr I Sob
% pHsr fun $50 &unb.
Spao @oobcosn al @PcGormifs 9sfmn1insri ousaar, "a oil ri
bcnpie I'll islssncs ~peIbernnle 5arr,re @nnabot Gyntp
Ysbr S5eIsoas. Maenou Sopnihp 0arueter % Stuou.
@bas Anorion
Sobu Slien Smaiuno, @libin9tonpauis
Nsion. Sobulou
Soau WcGoalf, Gonousr
Semau oarao, 6IcgUap. SH9ls Smmt acDanc..
5arnlb 8 llhsn. pepper.
guorms Bafttu. NlpgcuIp. Yd;e MOptr.
4seufen for "9duep 9arptu" beou 6arncne at lprr8e me Na'
botr. bpOhsces De LITER bans 9arpsir, % til Saanauus oil nj n9S at
DC fan ipsr9s Ssrsu Sfu SeUOlo al Damn % Guous Mellon 8nol
at Nlbsspap o. mango ANDRE, oa Dc oil ion Sanhbrhn at OF othe.
McGormfs Wfalinu fan ices lOs o. T. GRATTAN, lt9o'
for Sennub % &sublng. 9iernet al @llliuSOu Stset ca eopr
Rroafwl 10. buor Sarnerue oil Ines ben 9amls Salssmauo Ole G.
johnson, lom oil sise ut 8erfs for at btbanoIc I'll, % Gnbvr
r,cshat oa tdrtpshnus snboer ManOs rimeisc 5Orrrin8u.
@i iubbpor gubper. iom a8tr at nsbe en- Sluatsmafiuc Ill at
tomms o9 bWs Dor npe Sern lPOusr, iersno Dc 9ierr Snoteb. % DC
oil fnbe, at ri taller Sauobeo. naar ri niger. at zen sr ben lctnie.
implsts Os bsohc Woper. iOm nOssuluns Ell tOmmtn I'll 0uorab.
@ors Ma1iur FL at iaG pao Yteue for mbUer aHiu0rIs GARNER
mb b~plteombslt ANDRE Nafur Ratteret pa b @llfaar. at ban
bsboloer os bstaIsr for Den Wafne. ban lpnes bs0f ON.
vi toHcr pore 9amle 8unoer Tor Den tohgee Seaniug % baa
Der po rsoslIs B%ebanous at bepoct cu 5tmtiocn.
Suss mto N.tei.
Q. IT, Grattan.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04
a., mnrt,n, 500 hu,.n

Seq marfeoe ferif', tersttere
Seinrih, Eat be al 5rrifer ubair.
ne ganfnrter fsurersbe paa 5cr.
tesnelle crer Benz. Der / fin lib
rar tlepne fiiaalne at 4ib. Denne
6crteanelie cpbspareoe les % aien.
nsmfaa Den ifebie peb iaabanne
anlepuinser. Dette pafre ierfi
min Wistanfe ea iea iaa anfom
meo min 5ause I'll 9eres papa.
renee Sism cs M bers ON Rcr.
Oct. blsp ies Cpsrbepiit ON, at iu'
gen anosn funpe bare bait fin
Saanp msp / Spiqet enp bin
4is. Seq fcritcp ftrag. at ben
lue an9st Der bappe aientaset
I'm lam ne Wanepre cs unper lis'
nsupe Omitanoisbebsr ~foripunest
mee Rsiten al fine Vsnse. alf,
brap ies laa paa ielpe @ieruinss.
ifepef, beiiprfsne min 5crmpeulna.
Stclene pare efrer min Rsnins
alffcr rmbpssslist faitepe ON bper.
andre, Senaen - ies fan aisrne
T9e-alifcr funitlar beiuplet nlsp
Slre, ia uneerIeea al Sensetap'
pct rar enonu rent. Ren bpis
Rauoeu plrfella par blepen mpr'
BET llepne, ba maatte perlmcp bei
Snpre al Sen9en bape srbolpt BE-
flelte ylobn9tfer. YenaetasieG
par life plcpen epbruei Oh ocl
ftco tnsen Nslle bsrl % ila -
Steplelporene! Seq erlnrrer enc.
IN 9opt Re9nfabsfsfer<ns, Civ.
ler, ION rsrsana blep beiistigepe
/ DENIES SrIll, %, bpls ltl life
tps melet isil, lad maatte Dc llHat
beore pdsle I'll Sporene. Tom De
mite mig | Slpen, END SsriteIs,
Der bapoe Ell langt ltfrre cs rlum'
pere Sop. alt bette Loo mia life
et Giebllt | Splpl on. at 8rRm'
meren bappe ialt Saupbebsn r1
finn bacpe %itllaler Sanfnpierne,
men life beI1aet np9st Worp, az
ar Sr. .. ViBbClbt life par uracu
dneen enp Den iorbeuparenps
Rs9nIlabsisrcr".
YolItiluireftfreu lcs fs Tor
Pdnreu. "Os iss 1adre loe mig
ill filmmelIg bsrraae."
"Ses rilos mdaIe / 0sres Sist
fife bare tRnft OF banolet amber
leoes", ipareos Selnrlh. d,
fieunts 10 life 6crbtfcrlen".
"O9 ba De bapps sleumemfuet
Den bele 9tItprle. lal Ietite 4,
I'll neite Stlllcn fpr al ltlncl,
Sfurfen Z" ipurate SfulBe lrrIgt
De bar ajairet rlSrlat. Sc,
funoe fcrubiatte. AT ben fuloeuot,
Seoruler life blppe bsnprtet Sia
ilonen | Osres Sp; tbt Der fuup,
ban lfaa / Care for AZ blIpe lieu
flenpt. Vaa nRlte Citation erra
repe ie9 o9iaa. at bet Wsnneite
lom lea bsffrep, bappe len Ell gil
let I'll aplu. Nu oar BET mi.
LEI al forfelae &neaten % LAD,
BAN arreltere".
Seq bsunprer OersS Sfarptu
ei0bep % iupier dlereoe. at ie,
en0nu bar melet al lore az Dem
lagee S6ulBe aabenbiertla. ice
ban rpitepe i'm 8oleals Slanp
San leSte efer Wuligbeo a
llgne peune, % mart par ben for
benpRrenps Yplllllnlpefter / rel
llae ubetpbsIi9e Sp en- Al Scpso.
ifapsns bpgtiaits Northumberland
: De TO Waub hlepe lipen intim,
0ennsr, ~ pep peres fcreneoI
0lrfipmbeo blep enpuu Manager
for Hagen 6orbrpoer opoaset 0.
| operleperet I'll Den ~retfRrot9I
Straf.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04

gu saptein iraf rsans Del
I'm lropanliss Wors,ntur paa Sait
ninasuoIp,n Ell lousnos StiIouast
Ssnne CIT ban nOiiaa eobmoois b.r
% ugtieos. iett ban losbs: "Yns
Dig for bette, @uttsn min osl
tnnoe mart TONNE en- Staru at en-
ssltnanl % mslos big
Ct aobt " altri. Sor.pli,.
r,n fcrtlar,r : 'Rlns Ssrr,r % Sa.
mer. Der ir 3 Daniel / aepstuIsn
Der CT 9suern, % Der Ct Sani.l ;
Oct CT let at lifeline bam ira 9ep,r.
ne. Icr ban bar en- bIaa 8Omulss.
paraplp unou @rmtn."
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04
StOughtOn NOgne Og Buggyer.

vi bar ulusrs mootnad en- 9erboutopulaNuus mob 9nrptlus
Oh BINDERS. en- meo "pRouns" 90 en- NJ Hgtuou Rtdpus". gI bsr
Waiiiner opns Ill YreOe port @aCbus.
6otas dor foec ri G6 Sdpbinoue. Der ale sioros uomr'a
arbeee. mosns mango andre SaGs Smouc aOp fdl vi gur0tns
Ylop' Der r anerrmote Tor al pare Dc btofs Narfsntt iO8t y 60
%r sof aIGas,s brpto III 6annre Tor Om Sesnina Dc uuot
cs iorIiae Mar, % bdobur omuengut 5iccue r traug,. oalu iar
al fuuue lrlee ned tbi bi oil irlas nj Buir. Der iorrsipon6ur urs
5iberr &or WNuo t:
6Oee Narer, rcSeiia Scbanelina % laps NriIer.
~sStbeeiQh.
"a Haugen & Hulversen.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04

DOR OUTRIGHT IRE Nar iiotn blsp
Der ira tn lterre eussIif 8~Ornbanb.
Ter i%iiaulst en- Yen9sfasls, Der inbs
bOIpt l55 Yunp Sterling i Sub
% Selu. os aQe 8sitr0bslisr for
at tomme paa Spor sitsr 8isrninss.
manpsn par iruateslris. Nplis mob.
toe &ornbanolsyen Ell Yatte ira
Muitralisn. % pso at aabns ben BE-
iarotes Get at pare Ysnssfasltn mel
en- iterre Gum % si 8rsp. uosr
at an9lps Wapu sllsr S~pbolpsitst
laoer 3ppen ben 8~sitidalns pios, al
ban i ct Slsblits 6Ortpiplslis bapet
begaaet Spnerlet % par rsilt I'll
IultraIisn. Ysusstaslsu bapos bar
belianoi9 alsmi. % oa Del par 9aael
bam soot i NuitTalisn. itnots bar
Den M tilbass msb bens iioIissrt
Snebolo. Der poerliasrs oar foressI
meo Is YTolsnt al Eenssas fra Der
Gag. Sppsrist bleu besaast. Den
ansrsncs Spu anmcbsr til SIutuiue
8O~rnhanplersH Om i Ct btitsmt Blat
at Iaes inorptts en- &unpslsrsIis,
raar Ysnssiasien CT tOmmet BAN
lbenos. :.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04
Slot at Spert.

Maanen. Oct frantic 8iosnlfa
bsrnes Mtaosml bar prisbelennet q
tort 8Grf oper Waansu al Nltro'
nomsn Shmiot, Oirsfter foJ Obisr.
patoriet / Nlheu. W1rfet, lom sr
6rnstsn al rs Na,s Bsrssniussr o.
Sa9ttossIlsr. m~osboIosr bsnusb 5000
Ss9nlnger Os ct Waansfart, iom
bar ouer Is SOB Smians. Wan
flnosr paa aattrt omtreni 40. 900
Stsbsbstssnslisr ira be beisite SSlelo.
toppe I'll Be aIlsrmIuhits SOrol0nt.
nlnger.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04

SLOrter-
No. l hvid Skjorte, for S1.0O nu go cts.
En- fin hvid Skjorte. for S1.50 nu S1OO.
En- extra fin hvid Skjorte, for $500 nu Sl.5O.
Kolorte Skjorter fra 35 cts. til IS cts.
Yapirirnurr ira 10 til - cuts ". @Or, Silfce VommciOrllnoer,
SAILS. Slips, Str0mper Ou, til nbOrtr bllisc Friler.
@u u 6Nsu til Al eier 3neteb. pa bti @arr Ct ne % ssr
ieneie Rooe. % mon uoiraS ieanngt I'll boltm Ens.
for9Ism life at &c mine %GrCr
l.. HILL.
SO; Bradish Block, Water Str.
Decorah-posten., 1879-06-04
p. E. HAUGEN. A, HULVERSON.
Haugen & Hu|vers'a
- bancleuee meb -
arm-MaSkiner
DEBORAH, IOWA.

vi tiIbboc bupso 6nrmrs bet noroHss Soma % ippips Minp.
iGa &c ~pslbshsnbtt 90 preoebe 6arm WO0insr, bUltc ri bnpe lelot
Oar. neule
Waiter n. Woods Harvester, firrr 81 Sob.
WaAe" II. U0OdS HarUeSter, riarr 81 Goo
(SeoSinou I'll btao,
UaIter n. Woods Reaper, iierr 81 o9 g Bob, mtb
"aRowu Nuodmnt" nj btgee
Waiter II. Woods Rp Iron Frame Mower" msb inbdutA,
aambuI. rlorr 4 Bob B Sommr % 4 SOB 6 CONNER.
Walter Il. U0OdS RelC RUL n Reaper.
Little CdmDiOH ReaDer, flrrr 6 200.
Le0der Iron FraD1e Reaper, nirrer c Bob
Bei0it Reaper.
BeloH HorUeSter % Urine Bi1der."
sMead0U King .JI0lcer.
.U0nito, Hay Rahe, Hand and SeI-dumper.
TdyLOr Hay Rake, Hand and SelfdumPer.
HUIcOOd Riding Corn Plow.
b. h. BuUord q CO'S Suky Poa.
Stubble Plows, Breaking Plows. Hand Corn Cultiys
tors, Tanning Is Horse Hay Forks os allie slags Farm.
redskaber.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Though
diona Spacious Galleries. commanding
that will
methods Of bnAinesa
The millinery china
at
tho all
make -
than requisite conduct business sell heapl
the stock and In the the None
hold
Depot We know By truly serving hope the
plans
Without disesng others attend strictly developing the business
OF the Grand Depot
The a markets the world the places where goods produced
Without
s, the god oa, counters and give them our with one fair profit
Nc mb:erag Vi. be permitted ceiling goods The who
sire Though The article be SILK velvet cloak pattern or satin dress pattern We
We viii trust to DO right by and ask them to do right
out
beehive
about thankst
the
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
General NetCS.

Senator David Davis is reported seri-
o,l,Iy III at Lenox, Mass, from st'ei a'
the death of his wife.
Assistant Secretary Hawley, OF the
Treasury Department, returned 10 wasn
inxton yesterday, from his W esterh IMP
President Hayes arrived in New YORK
Yesterday and attended the opening ol
the Seventh Regiment Armofy bazaar
Yesterdays Graphic publishes a rulnor
"from we'll informed sources, that May
or Cooper, OF New York, is about to oe
suspended.
= "The Colored Peoples Industrial Ex-
hibition'' at Raleigh, n. c. the first OF
the kind, opened yesterday, with iargt
mum ber of entries and o good attenu'
ance. 1t promises to be q success. Ho.
Eliza Pinkston, of Louisiana Return.
lug Board notoriety, was arrested IN
Canton, Miss, on Saturday, charged
with the murder of her husband, who
died suddenly on that day.
Anna Hoff, who deliberately killed
Scheuerf her betrayer, III Newport, ny.
W as discharged by the magistrate yesler
dRV,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Historical Society.
REGIrLAR MEETING OF NO EA
INTEREST.

A REGIrLAR MEETING OF NO EA
INTEREST.
{ The regular meeting of the I'm
Society OF Delaware last nlgh. W.
sided over by Mr.. Willard Pollel'
DR.. Bush from the committee
nations reported the ioilo"'ns'
ceived: A., ,o,n{
Photograph Of a Swedish CON ow
py A. Z. Beecher from a con EsI1 U
Doctor Houston, of LeWes' p''j
Cannon ball from W. u; a1v;|
formerly of Port Penn, now o, W. m,'
ton. 1t is supposed to have t1 ,he
from frigate Roebuck during 'n'
1912. chos n
Ward Dean, W. M. Worrell' anu, anu
miah Coburn, accepting the G oor uoc
corr esponding members i OF a,'e Il sV' 7
which they had been elec'eu
GUS meeting. mart
Letters from twenty-one, ,.,tas ,a'
knowledglng the receipt Of Juase !,
TONS pamphlet on the dlsp,sead =, =
ries of Delaware and Msry'A'''
ported as received. ia, .om,
IRE Society, after passing ''
adjourned. .,o session n
word was said in regards regard 70 is .D'
which Chief Justice ConesyS Son y
ing upon John NJ. Clayso"il ia y,sonla ra rea,
ago 1t was said that .i"g nc %o' this /
fore the society during 'n
Court.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Feeding EMrOpe.

d On Saturday a feet Of six regular
and several transient steamers for
Europe from New York, with large and
diversified cargoes, a special feature Of
which was the increased export Of fruits
and vegetables. The live stock ship
ments are falling of, As usual during
this season. The following are the
principal aggregates wheat, 2O5, 400
bushels -four, 5000 barrels and 67.20O
sacks /; cheese, $3.50 boxes; bacon, IS, 100
boxes; cotton, lO,5O0 bales butter,
$500 packages. Another noteworthy
feature OF the weeks trade Is the heavy
increase in the foreign importations.
The total is ts, 40, ,946, OF which 81, ,620,- :
9z3 were dry goods. A large proportion
Of the merchandise now coming in con-
ssts Of fancy goods designed for the
holiday trade, including silks, satins,
velvsts, jeweiry perfumey, etc. The
exports OF domestic produce amounted
TO $3.50, coo.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
guilt OF the prisonsr IT,

guilt Of the prisoner ,n.,
no. guilty should be rsnS.,v "
thas ,ss' ,S. o. satisfied bryond upsd. ths !. !.
'"T, ~. sne prisoner flied The ,'s shs ~ }
,, Lhe case went 10 ,hs ' mot ,snoS
s.s O'clock and they at opcs ,ae lary
~ IN regard 10 the ease of fis,lfsd s,n.d
rord. n. Connell and chn -. slaie
assault n and battery on x"rlss ex W
fAyne. VIM. q. Whits1,aa!policel
ior the defense. said ths,ey, Eaq
nis..t niss.o.t,sslons, which had isi,ads in,ns !,
p.e.ea. a.s, "a ne was not prepsrsd 'ea y Y
asked that the case be conssi orsa Tor
rooruAry term. The As,1nued
.cqulesced In this and ths
ttnued ~ desired, the ac"'s o ease
In the required bail ouSed b
y me case Of State Va M..
,n nve indictments for ilIs.al,' al'i' !,
ing, a continuance was ssi vrss
pncation OF defendanps cn,,d sm.ed
bird, Esq, with the Souase'
'vS".snixAncs S.e. be entered int" ''
Stats va. WIN. Mitchell @ VI
ana ohttery on James rom S''',
ef ior state. The trial We. n u
at ] O'Clock, WAS co
At 1850 the Grand Jurv .
presented quite a number of % ,nd
Inc jury In the case Of i inhe lug
',,,i re,ntned & ~ l21 with q yerdI YdI
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

WALL SrRKnr YksrKKDAY.-The &C.
tivity Of the stock market was undimin-
ished, nearly 57l 900 shares being sold.
A Temporary decline ranging from two
to four points was qui ky recovered
from and the market closed upon the
general level ct which II opened. Rumor
he'd IL that the "slump" was engineered
by Mr.. Gould, and that the facility with
which stock WINE absorbed - he
threw it out asfonished him to the ex-
tent Of two milhns OF dollas loss. Money
ruled at per cent for call loans, although
during the "slump" II was bid up to l-l0
per DAY and interest. Foreign exchange
was advanced cent tor sterling. Bonds
Of all clAsses were active and generally
strOnR.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Drowned In the Rjcer.

On Saturday morning last John Sny-
der, employed at the LazarettO for about
. year, accidentally fell into the Della
ware river and was drowned. II appears
that he took walk down on the pier as
was his custom, and at dinner time he
was not to be found. The river at the
pier was dragged and about ll:30 o'clock
the body was found from where II is
supposed he fell overheard. The de-
ceased was AZ years of age and leaves a
wife and four children to mourn his loss.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Current Notes.

What shall be done with Turkey?
asks Europe. Thanksgiving settles the
question for Americans.
By regulation Of the French army,
generals who are not specially wanted
must retire at sixty-five; consequently
Louis Phillippe's son, Duke de Nemodrs,
has to step down and out.
Out of consideration for her future
husband Clara Louisa Kellogg will not
marry until she loses her voice.
An Iowa fsmer fired at quail and
tramp, and what Iowa wants is
quail.
A thorough man of the world is one
who eau shake hands cordially with
friend whom he has just blackball al
club.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
SPECIAL NOTIFIES
CARD:

,os,. VINO are suffering iIS& InSs&ryousl Gus
and = p,nndiiscretions nd OF YOUTH n ns, nasn,hoodl
ness, @ ssrly decay, ys loss nat ~ viii cur1
EEREE VII seod oF cHAKE. Ti.,,naTs This s.ssii in
rMEn rSa Edn:soovsred BY . q missiUasd mdiSd Upssssd en]
a q ahs REV JOSEPH 7. lHsA'
new York Guy.
dec2O- eodAw1y
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Eltxa IisakstOn arrested.
CHANGED WITH THE MURDER OF HER
HUSBAND.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. II.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. II.
The Courier-J journals special from
Canton, Miss, says Eliza Pinkston, Of
Returning Board notoriety, was arrested
on Saturday, charged With numbering her
husband, who died suddenly on the
morning Of the 10Th Inst The parties
had been married only two years. They
had frequent quarrels, and separated two
weeks ago. They met and quarre!ed on
Friday and he died on Saturday. The
Coroner has the case under investigation
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
FOURTH EDITION
Iudaica cat,ous for T~.DAy.

Failing barometer, eastsriy sines. ss"r-
mvand RAINY Vsather, .:Joilossed during ths
afternoon and night BY risino bUometsr,
wssds. atiftino to norassssstsriv and cold
sr cjeorinQ weather,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
THIRD EDITION
gron the Telegraph.
Tnr0e Domestic Erp0Tts'

.urPMENTs FROM PHILAphLr NJ"
pUaINo THK MONTH OF OCTOBER.
Thu valae of exports Shipped from
al. n.,s 70 foreign countries during tne
%"ntS ~. II Of October aggregated $3.50, ,Spa, ~
ons" ~ camnsrsd with 81, ,l44 .S96 during the
ss~s month Of 1873. Amorg the prihcl,
III n,,modities included in this large
Shipment were 800 bushels sas SsSs St cSrn
shs value OF s4l2, ,73s; 1868 ,264 o1sne. n,,,o "
~hsss. S2,7iO, ,Ob3; 6,499 bales OF Sot.Sn, VI
sS51 .as; 3,72s, ,433 pounds OIL oake, n.,sro. S
O0o. Il, ,2iS y06 gallons 90 OF ozn deuneu neunfs of
issn, 81, ,i94 ,ss4 90 S,%i %ss ~ or the total
bscon and hams, SIoS'ooo. led I'M
"S; rs,;caa Vessels, and s5,O65,3o7 worm
IN foreign vesse Is. , ,,a goods were
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18

The Occupied Ground Floor 95 $50 square Feet
The Space Occupied in Galleries 36S05 Square Feet.
he Space Occupied Basement 49, $40 Square Feet.
living Grand Total Of 19025 Square Feet amounting to lilo
Acres active Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Local stock and Bends.

National bank OF Delaware. ........... ~
First National Bank, III
Union National BAnk. ~
National Bank VIII. and BrandyWan %
Farmers Bank. ..................... %
wilmington Coal Gas Company........ U
Delaware X. X. Go. Observation-Disclosures. -
Delaware Western r X Co Stock, q
Phila. VII. a Baltimore X. Il Co... 6SA
Wilin q Northern X. Il. CO............. "
Delaware Fire Ins. CO.................8
Delaware State Bonds. .1O4
Wilmington City 6s. 6s.....................N0
Wilmington City 3s.....................N .N
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ l02
Delaware Railroad nrst Mortgage. ..... l03
Delaware Railroad extension. .........10 102
WI. Passenger Railway 90. list mort. lol
" Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds. nds.......... 70
Masonic Hall 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
JO2 MARKET STREET,

5D2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1881.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
NJ, until Z. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from7 to s O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
MANAGERS.
Cba H smytn sorss Gsorss y osps sSsh
Nathap'l r. R.Benson, N, L. Lichensteln,
Henry f. Dure, Edward Darlington,
w. Hastings, Job II. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. H. swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President
GEO. s. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly f. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
EIRsT NATIONAL 6A BANK u,noro,
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange
| furnished to regular Depositors without
charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursday.
| at $50 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
john H. hdams A. sms''' lNGks Eli Garrett hu'n'
Henry $. McConb, sam'l Bancroft, Jr.
Daniel James, William Tatnail,
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The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
r,n.pci.l a.s Ce..ersial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. Is. tgs.
aeald 4 Co.. clayton House busldins
Win ingtOn. Del. ~ II n. today
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
Wilmington markets.

er, & Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour............eS 25 To % B
Choice Family Flour......... 500 TO 800
Choice Superfine.............. 800 10 500
Prime new wheat, ............ lt5
rev corn. ..................... W
Bran per ton. on................... ~ W
PHILADELPHIA Markets.
FRIDAY. Nov., IA, M.
FLOUR is unc hanged. Sales OF 500
barrels, including Minnesota extra, at
20 25a$675; Pennsylvania do. do. at 50 81
asd 20; Western do. do. at e8 50at7 aDd
IS 50. Rye -four Ia, quiet. We quote at
IS 621%. Corn meal Is head at SO 10.
GRAIN.-Wheat is unsettled and lower.
Sales of 1000 bushels including rejected at
81 d; red at 81 81; amber, at 81 3S; No. red.
elevator, 10 nominal at " - November,
81 3Sl2 December and tl q Jan, Rye is
quiet at S7af8 cents Corn Is dull and less
firm. sales OF 10000 bushels mixed at 68a
at 62ab4c., and Old white, at dOc. Data are
quiet. Sales OF $500 bushels including re.
jected and mixed, Ut 40a42c.; and white al
- aoh tooas sep h: reffs foa Sssy SusS
wheat, 1900 bush. Corn, 900 bushels rye
1850 bushels Oats, l4.0OO bushels barley
-'' WMlsKssAioSss Hasf ssibom. Of western iron
bound sold at al II per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
! az MONDAY. N ovember n, 6P. N.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand mi
week and prices were fraction higher
2s77 head arrived and sold at the differen
| yards at 234a555c per H., as TO quality.
SHEEP were dull and lower. 1900 hea
sold at the different yards at Base. an
| Lambs at 1aJazc. per pound,
| Hoes were rather lower; $500 head sol
at the different yards al 513a8zc. per b., q
| to condition.
Cows were unchanged. $50 head arrive,
and sold at S8)as55 per head.
SHEEP BRoK ERs' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Phtia., Nov. l5.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO to 100 ns., ~ to ~,
good, 80 to 100 bs.. u % TO u 40; fair, 20
81 bs., ,s319 to -; stock sheep, q 80 TO e2 q
s2 TO s225; calves, ~ TO 81. Arrival
nOO head
The daily gazette., 1879-11-18
ENLARGED and REFlTTED.
THE GREAT DRY GOODS AND OuTFITTlNG HOUSE
OF ILADBLPRIA,
OF PHILADELPHIA,


STREET. ENTRANCE,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
Why Queen Victoria shouid Give
place 10 the Prince Of Wales.

The fact of the matter is. a large SUN
of money is being spent year after year
in keeping up the ornamental part OF
the Government. And when the du-
ties of royalty are efficiently performed,
and the style and ceremony of the court
kept up in the capital, it gives a spur
to trade which goes far to reconcile the
nation with the expenses Of monarchy
The Queen, however, does not do he1
duty in this respect. She rarely hon
ors her capital with her presence, and
when she does csme to London, it is
only to leave it again at the first oppor
tunity. Some Of the more outspoken
newspapers, and many private indivi-
duals, loyal enough to the Guelphs, say
the Queen ought to abdicate in favor OF
the Prince Of Wales, who now performs
what few Royal duties are performed,
while the Queen continued to draw the
salary for the same. The private vir-
tues of her Majesty have endeared her
to the English people. Her sorrow for
the death of the Prince Consort has had
the respectful sympathy Of the entire
nation, but the Prince Consort has
been dead nearly eighteen years, and
the pognancy Of the Queens sorrow
cannot but be somewhat mitigated. d.
Almost the sole duties entailed upon
the Queen, as nominal head Of the
State, are keeping open of Court and
the dispensing OF the nations hospi,
tality but these duties devolve upon
the Prince of Wales, who gets no pay
for their performance, and is, am told
tremendously involved in debt.
The news that the Queen will mo-
come to London, but goes to Italy dur
ing the spring, has not improved thu
tempers of the West-En tradesmen
who have been grumbling for year
about Her Majesty's neg lect of the me
tropolis. OF course, people have to eat
; drink and be clothed, whether Queer
Victoria is staying at Balmoral or a
Buckingham Palace, but past exper
ience goes to prove that they eat, drinl
and dress great deal more when tn
; sovereign is in her capital than whel
she is Iusticating in the Scotch High
!; lands or secluding herself in the Isl
Of Wight. The Prince of Wales, VIII
; at one time was very unpopular, has
since his serious illness, become a grea
favorite, and at the present time ther
! is not more popular man in Englan
- than the heir apparent. lie has cheer
: fully undertaken the duties which hi
y Royal mother conspicuously neglect:
y and the English people are not slow
:, recognize the sacrifice this has been
9 him pecuniarily.