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FURNITURE.

WTH0LESALE AND RETAIL.-n
wv The greatest BARGAINS in Furn!tnre ever ~
offered In this city can be found at 1908 east ISf
Main street. L have In stock and am now re-s
ceiying all the latest styles for chamber parior.
aud dlning-room. Pnrlor Snits from S46Jto T2uo ;
Chairs u specially UphOlstering and Repairing.
Call and see me. Terms liberal ,,,,, -
>, de lO-ecd3m ~ 1908 east Main street.
BARGAINS, BARGAINs.-We haveM
ID last received TWENTY SUITS of fBLACKE.
WALNUT FURNITURE, aud would cali ape ITH
ciai attention 20 those 10 need. Havfag boughtt
SATISFY any one who Will give us call Fine PAX
LOR SUITS. and SIDEB0ARpS, FANCY DESKS,
and WORKSTAN NDS. "A fan line Of cheap pOP-
lar FURNIrURE. E. GATHEIGHT q SON.
2 de 1S t5ss 10 GoVtfhof susSl..
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The Beethoven Musicdle.-There was an
other large and fashionable audience at the
seventeenth Beethoven musicale last night.
The programme embraced vocal selections
by Mrs. Harding, Miss Linda Harrison,
Mrs. Woodfin, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Miss
Sue Thomas, la petite Matte Thomas three
years old). Messrs. Woodtin, Richardson,
James P. Wood, Chiles, Malone, Harding,
and piano solo by Mrs. A. c. Attklsson,
and solo for piano and harmonica by Miss
Mollie Vaughan and Mr.. w. 7. Ledtord.
The entire programme was executed in
frst-class style, and was loudly applauded.
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d as as5isMeAaDs, 5isearD4s, $3.50 q % per ssaa, IT
Aa6s PRINTING apyIag, sls
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Citu Councu.-A regular meeting Of the
City Council was held last night-Present,
Messrs. Ballowe, Gentry, Spain, Gallagher,
Gibbs, Perdue, Howle, Owens, and
Batcheller. .,.s. 49,.
Mr. Howle was elected President pro tenn.
The resignation OF Mr.. Gary as member
of the Council was accepted, and Mr.. John
O'Brien was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Spain submitted resolution in
reference to the condition OF the poor.
On motion OF Mr.. Batcheller resolution
was adopted allowing each member Of the
Poor Committee OF the Council to give or
ders for groceries to the amount Of $25 for
the benefit of the poor, the amount to be
paid by the Council.
Mr.. Batcheler offered the following:
Resoired, That the Committee on the Re-
lief OF the Poor be instructed to select three
persons from each OF the four wards to as
sist in asking for assistance from private re-
sources for the benefit OF the poor, and such
supplies donated be turned over to the re-
lief committee appointed by the Council for
distribution. 1885,
Adopted.
The matter of Mrs. Day in reference to
damage to property, presented by Colonel
Ambers, was referred 10 the Street Commit
tee and the City Attorney.
The Committee on Relief OF the Poor
consists OF Messrs. Spain, Gallagher, kohn,
and Patteson. $3.50
The Council adjourned to meet Friday,
January Oath. ..s..s- ......
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,,sT Or LETTERS.
,nIES LIST.

"a, ~ LETTERS REMAINING, Ia La
r IST W ososIT.orFICE AT RICHMOND. JAN.
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I1ITIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
q. W. PICKRELL. President.
i. R. SNEAD, Cashier.

PAD-UP CAPlTAL.......".......,. .,...".sl 10000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
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WANTS.

w A&TED. TO PUT N AS AN AC-
~ TETE PtHtTNER in we,l-estailished, pay
lns busiSess, from $4,000 10 $1,000. References
exchanged. Address
j. ls-2rs CAtITAL. care OF DtSpatch office.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
Office Of j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l1l3 Main street.

in and about the city that can be purchased II rea-
sonabe prices, have concluded to meet that need,
| and am now preparing
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WANTED, A ROOM SUITABLE FOE
" alilIsican's Office, on basement or irsa floor
Hn Way ssreet wssn squire cast or west OF Brook
1925 PHYSICIAN. Dfspatch Office.
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AAANTED, A SIT UATION BY A
~ YOUTH who aas had several years expe-
Ience IN retail grocery store. Would not object TO
ge2g 70 the coaRry. Best Of references gfgen. AG-
!9es" '. H. 904 east Efoad street. ia lS-ltk
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ohA WANTED.-Bighest market price
earn .ahoings on navigable rivers. Parties having
seT,aVo sell Will DO well TO confer with us before
isT THOMAS BRANCH g. CO.,
g-o-1w 1917 east Main street, Richmond.
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THIRD EDITION
Left to Die.
rnu DEAD BODY OF AN INFANT FooNp
ON THE STREET.

rau DEAD BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND
ON THE STREET.
Al Mr.. Ralph Mccall was walking
ont Washington street above EieVen.n'
Yesterday morning about hall past niho '
o'clock, he noticed a.good sizeu paon,
sse lv,nQ under a bush. As he passed
b hi n with hrs cane, and found that II
ooutai ned solid substance. His a,teh-
tiou. thue attracted, led him t. make
close examination, and, stopping, ne un-
pinned the cloth that was wrappeu aoou.
it. and found, to MS great SURPRISE 'n"'
it was . dead infant child.
About this time several other paIues
came along and LOOKED at this work o'
An unnatural psrent with interest. Dr.
l.. KittepRer, who was passing, was at-
tracted by the crowd, and aiighted from
his carriage and made examinatioh;-
From this ex ami nation he came 10 tns
conclusion that 1t was a full developer
child, anil when abandoned hau ohiy
been born short time. He also noueeu
that 1t had spears ofgrass ciutcheu IN its
hands, which at once called up the ldea
that Ii had been put there alive aud hal
pulled up the grass in its death strug-
giles. .o
The Coroner was notified and had the
body rem owed to the undertaking tstao- y
lishment Of Deputy Coroner l.. W. Pal
mer 1t Front and Shipley streets. An
inquest will be held this afternoon
These cases of desertion and iufanticide
are becoming. ..alarmingly frequent in ou'
city, and Il isSto be hoped that the par'ie
who are guilty in this case Will b'
promptly punished.
The child was a white male infant. ant
had every appearance OF being healthy
u its birth.
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The Dead of the Week.

According to Il. B. Frazer, clerk of
the Board of Health and Registrar of
Deaths and Burials, the following is the
record of deaths for the week, ending
Oct. 18th: Asphyxia, one; asthenia,
one colitis, one cholera infantIm, one;
consumption, two; debility, one ,naras-
mus, one neglect, one pleuro pneImo
MIA, one; paralysis, one total. eleven.
Five OF these died in the Tenth
Ward, one in the Seventh, two in the
Sixth, one in the Fifth and two In the
second, no deaths occarring in the First,
Third, Fourth, Eighth or Ninth Wards.
OF these, eight were citizens of the
United States, two of Ireland and one
of Germany; seven were female and
four male; nine were white and two
black. One died at the almshouse, and
one is reported by the Coroner. -Four
of those reported above were under one
year of age two were from 20 to 80 Yeas;
two from so to 60; two from 60 to 10
three from 10 to so.
There was one still birth. Two were
brought here for interment, and two senl
away for iuterment.
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FIFTH EDITION.
COOPER's TaIAL.

OF HIS IDENTITY BY
MEANS OF LETTERS AND PHOTO
GRAPHs-CAsE TO DE HEARD NEXT
THURSDAY AT THE OLD BAILEY.
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1870.
The trial Of william Ringgold Cooper,
accused of forgery by Messrs. Glyn, Mills
h Co., the bankers, will probably begin
on Thursday next. II Is the custom here
10 bring all cases Of magnitude before
the Grand Jury as soon as possible after
the magistrates preliminary hearing.
The O.d Bailey sessions are held on
Monday next, and after the disposal Of
SIR aller trials il is confidently expected
that Cooper's case will be called. The
accused has been unable TO raise the
amonnt of his bail. He has remained
quietly in prison.
His lawyer has visited him daily.
There are still found persons in Hert-
tordshlre who entirely refuse to believe
in his guilt. Nevertheless, his identity
with the dcfaulter of the Navy Depart
ment and the forger Of California has
been completely established by letters
and photographs, forwarded by the
American police. ! am informed that
the request make by Messrs. Freshfeld,
The Bank Of England solicitors, that the
United States should apply for COoper's
extradI Ition, II he was wanted on old
charges, has been again submitted to
the American Legation in this city, and
has been declined on the ground that
the American government would be put
to unnecessary expense.
The demand was made-frst to
strengthen the case for tho prosecution n
and insure heaviersentence than could
follow one count of the indictment
alone; secondly, as measure Of a,ldi-
tonal security In the remote possibility
of an acqaittal; and, thirdly, IN order
thar the considerable amount Of stock
now standing in Coopers name In the
bank of Messrs. Glynn, Mills & Co,
may instead OF going TO his creditors,
revert TO Its proper Ownersin America,i II
u should prove TO be the proceeds Of the
San Francisco forgeries.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
A negro Crew Mutinies.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The British
bark Nora Scotia, Captain Cain, left
this port yesterday afternoon for Eng
land with crew of eight negroes who
were shipped at this port. While pro
ceeding down the bay and when OIL An-
napolis the crew was ordered TO man the
pumps. Four of the crew refused t.
obey, mutinied and made an attack upon
the officers. During the encounter the
ringleader was shot in the face by the
captain, the ball entering hi, cheek anc
lodging in the jaw-bone. The shooting
of Williams quieted the mutiny, after
which the captain proceeded to the Naval
Academy a. Annapolis aud procured file
OF marines, who went on b lard the bark
and assisted in putting the men in irons
The mutinous crew were then brought
to this city.
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Infunficide.
THE INQUEST on THE DEAD INFANT.

THE INQUEST ON THE DEAD INFANT.
The Ccroner's inquest into the death
81 the dead infant found on Washington
street was held at undertaken Palmer's
Office at o'clock this aftsrroon.
The witnesses examined were Ralph
Mccall. DR.. l.. Kittenger aud Charles
C0nnor.
NO facts Of Importance we're ELECTED
by the testimony Of the two former, fur
tber than those published in preceding
edition of to-day's GAZETTE.
Mr.. Consor trstified that on Saturday
evening at 3 o'clock he saw a woman
pass mp Washington sti Get and Ia fe
minutes return.
From all he could observe be thought
II possible that she might have placed
the infant there; ~ she was near the
spot, and conld not have been to aLy
dwelling house.
A verdict was rendered that the child
"came to its death from neglect and ex
posure caused by being placed in a va
cant lot by parties unknown to the jury :.
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CatastrOphcs Mt Cabul.

REPORTED BLOWING UP OF THE BALA-
uIssAR MAGAZINE-FIGHTI RE-
sUMED -YAKoOB DETERMINES TO
RESIGN THE THRONE.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Daily Teie-
graph publishes the following special
despatch from Ali-Kheyl;-"The naga-
zine of the Bala- ii .ssar has been blown
up. Twenty-seven Of the British I, rec
and many Afghans were killed.
"Figbting Las been renewed at Siikai-
Kotat. The position was held by ninety
sepoys against heavy ODDS. The Enemy
left twent, five dead"
Ameer Yakoob Khan has announced
his determination to abdicate, and states
that he intended to abdicate earlier, but
was dissuaded. General Roberts has
advised the Ameer to reconsider the mat
ter, but the Ameer firmly sdheres to his
resolution. General Roberts Is in con-
sequence, making arrangements for
maintaining order in Afghanistan and
carrying on the administration.
An of1icial despatch from Golaghat
announced that the British deputy com
missioner in the Maya Hills was murner.
o by the Nusema Hagas on the 1dth
inst. His assailauts were subseq uentiy
d spersed by a British detachment. An
attack on kohonga was expected, aod
troops were sent there from Golaghai
and Wakha. The Daily News under
stands that the governu ent has decided
on the immediate construction Of raj
wav To Candabar, and are already pu
I'll asing aierial.
A despatch TO the Times from Cabu
says General Hills, Military Governor
| Of Cabul, has reported the advance o
three Afghan regiments of cavalry an,
six regiments of infantry from Turkes
tan. There IN one case Of choler,
in Cabul. The British troops vii
probably be Quartered during tn,
winter in the Bala Hissar and the Shir
pur cantonment.
The Ghilzais ln the ghborhood o
Shutargaroan are still markedly hostile
Ten mi les of telegraph line have beef
cut and carried away between Peiwa
aud Sbutargardan, stopping commune
ton with General Roberts. The Rump
rebellion has entirely collapsed.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

President Lincoln, 1t Is stated BY Mr..
w. II. Lamon. had from boyhood a pre-
sentiment that he should be President of
this country, and he had also present. T.
ment that he should die violent death.
Mrs. Lincoln, too, is said to have enter.
tained the same belief as to his attaining
to the Presidency. She is quoted a,
saying: "he's going to be President, and
that's the reason married him, for you
know he isn't pretty"
The erection of houses In this city still
increases.
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PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS.
SATURDAY. OCT, IS, 8 p. NJ.

FLOUR is less active, but prices
remain about the same as last quoted
Sales of 3DO0 barrels, including Minnesota
extra. at w. TOAST 90; Pennsylvania, do. do,
at 81 81 80; Western do. do. at u 80. "A ~;
and Patent and other high grades at q 81
"A 81 20. Rye flour Is firm at s6
GRAIN.-Whcat liz 30 lower. Sales of
l2.0OO bushels including rejected at 81 ~
al i5; red at 81 i7al Is; amber, at II 55 and
No. red, elevator, at tl 47l2 October,
81 4SH November and &l 50 Dec. Rye is
firm at 9Oc. for Pennsylvania. Corn Is in
good demand and higher. Sales OF 1900
bushels mixed and yellow at 5s a 59c.,
closing at 6la5l &c. Oats are in steady re-
quest and firm. Sales of 1000 bushels,
including mixed at 80 and ~ cents. and
white at i2aA3c. The receipts to-day were
AZ follows: 26l0 bbls. Flour, 1880 bush.
Wheat, 1900 bush. Corn, $40 bushels rye,
.1U bushels oats, 1900 bushels barley,
| 10 bbs Whisky.
WHIsKEY.-5D bbls. of Western iron
bound sold at 81 10 per gallon.
| HAY AND STRAW MARKET for week end
ing Oct. Is, 79.-Loads Of Hay, 3sl ; loads
or Straw, 10. Average price during tho
week.-Prime Timothy, 80 to 9Oc. per 10,
pounds; mixed b5 to 75c. per 100 pounds
straw soc. to IL per 100 pounds.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
JErestlinO.
TORONTO. Ont, Oct. ID, 1877.

TORONTO. Ont, Oct. 10, 1879.
The great wrestling contest between
Duncan G. Ross, OF Baltimore, Nd. aud
j. Q. DAILY, the Irish champion, for
81 900 side and the championship ook
place in the Adelaide rink last night,
and was largely attended. The terms
were the best three out of five fails, dit-
ferent styles. In the first round catch
as-cstch- can, Ross was the victor; Daly
won the second round, Cum neriand
sty 10. The third round, collar aud elbow
was also won by DAILY. Ross won the
fourth round, Scotch st, le, and The fifth
Greco- Roman. The contests were very
severe. and each lasted about fifteen
minutes
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
A Horse Drowned.

This morning q fine horse owned by
II. l.. Tatnall 4 Co., lumber dealers at
the foot Of Tatnall street, was drowned
in the Christiana. AT the time OF the
acci lent the driver, Daniel Bantam, COL,
was backing the lumber wagon TO pile
OF shingles that laid close to the whaIf.
The horse, which was blind, became a
little fractious, and kept ON backing un
Ill the hind wheels Of the wagon ran up
on the edge Of the wharf. The diver
jumped off and did lis best to stop the
horse, but lie backed still further and
forced the rear Of the wagon over the
wharf. The weight of tina wagon then
dragged the horse backward and in an
instant horse and wagon were In the
water. Unfortunately the tide was low
at the tine, and all efforts to get tho
horse out of the water proved fruitless.
An attempt was made to cut him loose
(, ON the harness, but b, fore it could be
done the poor beast was drowned. The
wagon and dead horse we're afterwards
drawn up along the wharf a short distance
and holsted out with coal derrick.
Personal.
Capt. n. r. Benson, Of the Harlan Il
II Holhagsworth Company, is lying s.r-
ously Ill, of a kidney affection, at his
| residence, No. 503 West Fifth street.
Mr.. Cooling Of the firm OF Cooling
Bros, carriage manufacturer at Fourth
and French streets returned home Satur-
day evening from attending the Car
riage Makers Convention that has just
closed in New York.
Il Big NetO Castle Itstatt'nenf.
| Officers Gutchmer and Kane took an
unusually large number Of prisoners to
New Castle Jail this morning. Ohcer
| Kane had four men In charge, one OF
whom had baby in his arms, and Off
Ger Gut:hmer was kept busy with five
| women.
Over one hundred of the operatives in
the Jamesburg Shirt Factory, at James
burg, n. D., struck last week, on being
refused higher wages, and have started a
cooperative factory of their own.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
We observe that nearly all the Rennl

We observe that nearly all the Repnb-
lican newspapers in Ohio accept the re-
cent Republican victory in that State as
an Endorsement of the doctrine that this
is a Nation and that the "heresy of
States Rights" has been forever quash-
ed. We would be sorry to think that
Ohio had lost all her rights under the
Constitution simply because lot OF
mistaken people have voted for a loyal
grocery-keeper instead of brave Union
serving soldier for Governor.-Bait.G Ca
zette.
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n Saf,e Robbed of x4, 900.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-Early this
morning thieves forced an entrance from
the roof into the pa nbroker establish
ment Of Friedenberg x Bro, Seventh
and Poplar streets, and after ransacking
the establishment rified large safe Of
1900 worth of unIedeemed stock, con.
sisting of precious stones aud jewelry.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Circuit Court,

The October term of the United States
Circuit Court for this district will com
mesce to morrow morning at II o'clock.
1t is not expected to be q long duration
as there Is not much impor tant busin mess
20 come up. A list of names of the jury
was published some time ago.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Foreign ToIexraphic summary.

Yakcob Khan, Ameer OF AfRhanistan
declares that he is going 10 abdicate-
An English deputy commissioner has
been murdered by the hill tribes.-Tbe
Austrian and German emperors
have signed the new treaty
"A Teke Turcoman attack uponj the
Anu Darya surveying expedition was
repulsed.-Further floods have occurred
in Spain and the loss Of life altogether
is estimated at over 900 persons, and
30, 600 900 f. worth of property destro, Ell
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
The Historic nj Society.

A stated meeting OF the Historical So
ciety will be held this evening, at 7.3O
o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

Clear or far weatter, cold northeov
,cinds and rising barometer; Jelio'ced du-
ring The afternoon or evening oy varidon
,ci5ds, and bv slosoiv rising temperature.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Wholesale Chicken SteaIin0.

Thieves broke into the stable of Con-
nor Bros, at Ninth and Walnut streets.
Saturday night, and stole twenty "A We
fine chickens.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

OTlCE.-I, William Duny. do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail delivery OF the state OF
Delaware In and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday the Nth day OF Novem-
Der. being the first day OF the November
term. 1873. for = license 10 keep an Inn or
tavern known as the Central Hotel" at
No. 2l5 East Front street, In the
second Ward of the city Of Whining
ton. County and state aforesaid. with the
privilege OF selling Intoxicating liquors
IN less quantities than one quart, to be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application ~ wit:
John Tully. Charles f. Sparks.
Patrick Plunkett, Patrick McQua
John Plunkett, Michael Kenny,
Peter Il. Coyne, Andrew Fulmele.
James McNey, WIN. ii. Beckley,
Michael Rafferty,, Thomas King,
John Is. Elliott, John seeman,
Robert NJ. Gibson, Samuel Elliott,
Bernard Murray, Michael McCauley,
Michael Mealey, Charles Murray,
James Bulgar, Patrick Doyle,
John Clark, Charles stephens.
oct2O3t. WILLIAM DUFFY.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

AZ ANTED-A boy about fifteen years
w old TO learn the printing business.
Apply nt this Office. u
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Less than Phila. Prices

We could not sell these goods at 20
cents If they had not been purchased
previous TO the advance as we have re-
ceived advices from the manufacturers
notifying us of an advance OF cents
per yard, and that no order would be
taken for future delivery except at
value"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
HEALD u co.
BANKERS 4 BROKERS,
CLAYTON HOUSE. .wILxIseroN, DEL.
Financial and Com nm q rcaaas

WILMINGTON. Del, oct. IN. ts's:
Latest stock quotations lurnisnv ~
Il aid 4 Co., Clayton House bu'aihi
Wtlr ington, Del. Al ~ M. to-uay.
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Local Stock, aud Bonds.

HOCAl SHOCKS nuN bOHWSs
National bank Of DtiRwHre............. sOo
First National Bank. iSo
Union National Bank.....,....:...... ..E
National Bank W II. and Brandywine. oa
Farmers Bank NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
Wilmington Coal Gas Company ........
Delaware X. X. Co. o...................... ~
Delaware Western X Co Stock,
Phila. VII. a Baitimor Il. Il Co... 6oH
Wiim Northern Il. X. .Co.......... Y
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. 80
Delaware State Bonds s..................l5
Wilmington City 6s los
Wilmington City y3s...,.....'...........io 81. io2l.
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ ~.
Delaware Railroad. drst Mortgage...... ~.
Delaware Railroad, extension. .l0l
VII. Passenger Railway GO. LIST mort. io
90 - Stock,
Masonic Hall Co Bonds ....................... y:
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TIIE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.

5O2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1861.
Open TO receive deposits daily from A.
NJ, until T.. NJ. and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings frOm7 to CLOCK.
SEMl-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
twice in each year. ,
Clement Glen ut Il; mosh, smyth, ego George W. Bush,
Nathan,l R.Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington,
W. Hastings, job ii. Jack son,
Edward Pusey, VIM. ii. Swift,
Anthony Higgins
| GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. s. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly T.. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
L,IRST NATIONAL BANK
L OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY oT THE PUBLIC MONEY
| AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, S5oO,OOO.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished TO regular Depositors without
charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursday'
AZ IL A. Nj DIRECTORS.
John II. Adams. " Eli Garrett,
Henry :. McComb, Sam'l bancroft. Jr.
Daniel James, William Tatnail,
Edward Belts. janl-1y
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Wilmington Markets.
The city Market.

The following were the railing prices in
mark ct this morning: