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+ From the undersigned, near Fulton sto
+ ton, one large clay-bank horse; rjgb,
/ eye out; about fifteen years old new
saddle and buggy bride. l will paw S5o
! for the horse and thief or SIS fer fbs
/ horse. NAT MURPHY
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The Excursions Oh the railroad for
nish the people opportunities to see the
attractive places in other States, and
to inform themsolve of what was going
on in the world Perhaps in this way
they will be beneficial, and may kin
die a spirit of progress and enterprise.
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Nj. Ti.den,s VIEWS

From the Washington Gazette
We extract the following views oil
President Tilden, as reporter 10y Con.
gresham Springer to a Representative
of the Star Of lki'-citY:
Il will tell Mr. Springer, said
Mr.. Tildep Us important that
the Dem A4Ouid succeed,
"a: !: {: 4: i; ;:' !: !:
to power oS o of prosperity.
which thiu Ming twill femaiu
10 power iudefNoly On the other
hand should tue, Republicans retain
power, they are ihble to hold on for Il
half century to come. Whichever
party wins the next Presidency will
ge, credit of The htiernment of the
condition of affairs which is surely
coming = Is IS "Iihink the inugura>
lion Of President Hayes was blot
upon the history Of our country, and a
Democratic success in 1850 will be an
expression by the people that they so
regard il This Isay, not because l
was deprived Of an office 20 which l
was honestly elected under the forms
of law, but became | think it will be
fatal as a precedent if at the election
10 1850, the people iudorse it by con-
tiuuiug in power party which perPe-
tra'cd il.
This is sound aud sensible talk, and
will 80 far to couriGce the people
that it was no fault Of Mr. Tiiden :
that he was not Installed in the Office
to which they had elected him It viii
also, we hope, assure our Democratic
managers that the campaign we should
make 10 1880 is one against the further
preparation of fraud, and for the pur
pose Of busting its perpetrators.
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1t is estimated that thirty thou.
and people have refugeed from Mem-
phis, and will spend while away fro m
home four hundred thousand dol
lars. a large sum TO be taken from
that unfortunate city.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-29

Gen W Il Sherman is quoted as
saying that the only war he would
like TO undertake would be one against
the Mexicans to make them take back
New Mexico and Arizona
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II. II. FARNsWORTA
Stray Notice.

TyVAKEN UP AS 4 STRAY, on the Let
Of August, 1879. by W. NJ Thomas
living 6 miles southeast Of Hickman. XIV
ONE Bay COLT, two years old, no mark :
or brands perceivable, and which is val.
ned at Sl8 90 by J p Mayfeld. ]. II
Thomas and w r. Thomas.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me this
11th day Of August, 1879.
aZ2-4w j. 9. REED. J. ?. F. c.
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"HACKMETACK," popular aud fra
grant perfume. Sold by c. A. Holcombe,
Druggist, Hickman, Ky. ja17-1y
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint, Constipation, and gem
eral debility, when you can get Shiloh :
System Vitalizer. which " re sell on posi-
tive guarantee to cure you. Price 10 cts.
and 10 cts. For sale by c. A. Holcombe,
Druggist, Hickman Ky. ial7-ly
Coussens Honey of Tar will relieve
severe coughs of long standing, and prove
blessing to all who suffer with affections
OF the throat and lungs, and is confidently
offered the public "a the best remedy in
the world liz our rigorous cline, where
coughs and colds prevail, this favorite
remedy should have a place in every
household. When the little ones are
attacked by Group, or whooping cough,
nothing will afford such instant relief as
COussens Honey of Tar Price 80 cents.
For sale by Buck & Cowgirl, Hickman, KY.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

In sentencing George Dc GI 1t to tbre.
years imprisonment and a fine of five
thousand dollars, Judge Ludlow dealt
no mole than justice tO a contemplate
villain, wlois Only a type OF a vei large
class, too many of whom escape their de.
serts in this world. This fellow did the
deepest wrong TO poor .irl who confided
In him, and then sought, by heart)ess
cruelty and wilful perjury, 10 escape re-
sponsioiiity for his crime. His senteuce
seems only too light; but 1t ought to serve
as warning TO OCuer men, of pretended
respectt biliLy, that however powerless
the law may he to protect foolish women
from their wiles, 1t will avenge their
wrongs with stem and pitiless rstribu-
tion.-Tlmes.
The objection to Mr.. McCrary as q
candidate for the Office of Judge of u
United States Court Is thet he maintain,
the right Of the President to station
troops at the polls duIing an election a
doctrine which does violence to an essen
tial principle of American liberty. No
man who holds such views should be
placed upon the bench of o Federal
Court, aud no man OF that sort ,an be
placed there while the Senate Is In the
hands Of Democrats who are true to the
teachings of Jeffersonian Democracy.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
THIRD EDITION
Meeting IN Moyo.

clDAr DEMONSTRATION AT BALLAo-
HADRRN-PEAsANTs PRiEsTs AND
PIKEMRN-DAILY THANKS THE Gov
nRNMsNr FOR PAST TAvoRs.
BALLAoaADERIN, Nov. 30.-PoPular
meetiDgs In favor Of the present iand
aaitatIon have been held all over the
county Of Mayo to-day. The principal
one was held here ~ BAllsghsder n. MI
James DAILY, one Of the Sligo prisoners
the proprietor Of the Csnnaught 1e:e-
oroph, at, nded. His reception was quite
( picturesque affair. A mile outside tI'e
town he was met by 800 men carrying
n,kes- who halted as they saw him and
took up a position on either side OF the
rad. The released prisoner was receiv-
cd by the pikemen wi b loud cheers and
cries of "God save Ireland" The latter
then escorted the orator Of the day to
town and to the platform. Arriving there
the escort presented "pikes" with que
ceremony, while DAILY was greeted with
eptbusisstic cheering. About fifteen
thoussnd persons were present, caring
little for the snow aud s,eet. A tho,l-
sand pikemen, hailing from Sligo, Kos
common and Mayo surrounded tue plat
form as . u,rd Of honor. Three gov
ernn,ent reporters were present, one OF
them b ing Detective Strlnger. The
representatives Of thu Irish newspapers
present refused 10 allow THIN to sit at
the table which had been PLACID At the
corner Of the platform for the use OF the
reporters.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
AdUent Sttnd0U.

The season of Advent commenced
yesterday, and by singular colnc dence
It was also 81. Andrews day. In the
Protestant Episcopal, Lutheran, Mora
Wan and Roman Catholic churches the
event was properly commemoi ted.
Music and sermons suitable to the occ l.
sion we're gwen, and the approach OF the
anniversary of the birth Of The Saviour
had the effect Of drawing together large
congregations of happy hearted worship
pers. Advent season covers he period
of four weeks preceding CHRIS. .mas,
commencing with the Sunday near. 81
81. Andrews day.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
Uncle Sam and the
ROa,Js

w.. WASHINGTON, Nov.m,..
annual q, nus, report tfihe av,nUer povs,Os
ol railroad accounts coN,aI governing
,ns q, s,Poa points & in addttIon'Is,op' to
g,spaea snsp ne Yesterday. The a. anal
sne s% ,i.o Northern Pacific railroad ir' vV
81 ,hii nve yeas from July i'ls i, I'D
:, .nas rn,., company is going on \ 40, ~,
s.ruc.ion y. .un a. both ends of NY
expects r!p to have two Or y, tA,a! .SS
miles M, .s additional railroad '"sse| on.s
oy the summer Of lsso' openI TI
c"mp aims that the Centr,, p1
PSny Wny farms n out all of T..
well wells Fargo 4 Co., and H. M
,,a a demand @ has been made j
Pe. > company for return ~ "
.nes slnce November a u "
winch the Unite d States " vim y
per %f.,; cent: As in the expires, s,'' \
Wells, Fargo q Ca. on res' ,bs y =
enc, a demand has been ma n
rullman Pacific Car Comr ''
statement Of u cir net ear,d,'
! ni"n lion. Pacific railroad sinss ".''
U, 1869. In order to s,cerlaio ,' i
OF five per cent Of The s,ms s '
Gained Is due flom the pu,l,u
company or from the TIM,
company to the Unite d SIs,s
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
A YOMn0 Girls StOH

READING. Nov. 30.-Georgd
was arrested last night OIL q
being implicated in the murder
iel Moor :, whose body was lOun
time ago. horribly manglsd on td
ing railroad track about a mile 4
city. AT the time it was s.
Moore's death resulted from an
but since then a young girl nam
Reedy has Informed the autholitI
.hc saw Quigg with two othe1
Moore into q coal schu;e and al
bring tie body up and place it
railroad track. Quigg will have
ing on Tue. day.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
AmOng the MissingI

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3O.-Vess1
ers and insurance men of this q
convinced that the schooner Haiti
ston, of Buffalo, which sailed h(
the night OF the 10Th inst, ioq
probably near the Maniton Isles
gale Of the 10Th, and that all on
were lost. The crew consisted O
raen and Captain d. b. Proaty
wife. Noting his been hearu
missing craft since her departure
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
What's the Use ofVo ing.

BosToN, Nov. D-Colonel X. NJ.
PulSifrr. Publisher OF the Boston Herald,
tonight received the nomination Of the
independents tor Mayor of Newton. He
is now the nominee of all parties.
DIR. Glenn, the California whea. grow
er, Is said to ha had 45,00O acres In
wheat this year; his crop was 100000
bashels. For working his enormous
rancho he has 400 double teams.
Salisbury has now fire department
consisting ofone en- zine, ts o hose carria-
ges and truck. 1t las also chief engi-
neer.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
The RaiIrOad MaOnate No,v
HOtdinO $IG,OOO,OOO a..

WAsHiNGroN, Nov. 30.-William H..
an,ierbiit has ,ent to the Treasury So
oOo,ooO in registered bonds, recently
purchased by him, to be registered in
his name. These were purcba, ed with
tne proceed OF the late sale of the New
York Central stock. Mr.. Vanderbilt ha,
now $4,000 900 In fosr per cent. regis.
tered hOnds, on which he draws an an.
nnal interest cf S400, 900. Letters from
New York say that on Friday and sat
urday Vanderbilt bought ali the bonds
on the market. and now holds about sI6
600, 900 four per Gems. .1''
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
The Next President

The politicians are anxious on this sub
Ject, but much more importan, thing for
all who have poor appetite, or impaired d.
gestion, or skin diseases or an enfeebled
constitution generally, is to know that
Warmers Safe Bitters Will cure them
$1,000 will be paid TO any one who will
prove that there Is better medlcide OF Its
kind. novl9-d2w
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
Look OaSt fO7. Them.

around the city and 20 into the yar,is
osteusibly for The purpose OF gathering
b mes. While In the yard they 90 up to
the hydrant and wrench off by some
means the lead pipe. This morning they
were on Tatnall sfreef, and now there
are about eiah hydrauts WITHOUT pipes.
10 would Oe we'll for the citizens TO keep
al eye on them.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

In some communities sedrcers are
never punished, except by the lawlsss
act Of the brother or father of the girl
who has been betrayed. It sometimes
happens that the victim, herself, KILLS
the man who refuses to make good the
promise under which he wrought her
ruin. Two cases of this kind have re-
Gently been reported-one in Ohio and
one In Kentucky. In ilaielphia the
seducer il dealt with according to law.
George De Groat. who refused to marry
Lena Stultz. after having seduced her
under promise of marriage, was yesIer
day sentenced by Judge Fell to pay a
hne of $5 900, aud to undergo an impris"
onment of two years and eleven months
In the Eastern Penitentiary.- Pres.
General Robert E. Lee, in talk ng to
Chaplain Pepper Boon after the war gave
this odd description of Webster" :" never
saw q more striking OF ject than Webster
nj the Senate. he effect of his fine figure
and afr when speaking was like that of a
livid flash in the midst OF darkness.
Nervousness and Indigestion. These
sad Affections so destructive both 10
business and pleasure, arise from NOR
bid conditou of the body, which in rt-
neved by an occasional dose of Dr. Blu Is
Baltimore Pills. Try them, they Will &c
ycu gooi
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01

HAYES stole the Presidency y
New York Times stole the rfe1
Message. Mr.. Hayes is SAL ~
the matter Of stealing, for the
could only be indicted for pe'l'
a. best.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
Pumping Record, November
1870.

WorthinEton pump. city mill ran "a
davs; made 45it houis: raised to Cool
Spring. 6,3SO, 100 gallons.
Increase over corresponding month
last year, AZ ,7O2, $50 gallons.
Increase by Wvrthington
pump. Go, S,735 $50 gals.
Decrease, wa'er power
pumps broken..........2l,0 ,033, 900 gals
net lDcrease..... .....4I ,I02 ,bSO ga lis.
Worthington pump at Cool Spring
ran 20 days; made 20S hours: raised to
Rodney street reservoir, S.5l3, ,22l gal
.Una.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
rIKvMBN IN MAYO AND MALcoNTRNTs
In HYDE PARK.

rIKTMBN IN MAYO AND MALcoNTBNrs
In HYDE Park.
LONDON, Dec. I, 1879.
The French republican Left held .
meeting yesterday, at which IL WAS de-
termined 70 support the Cabinet.
Tho Standards Vienna correspondent
reports that the state of fairs in Albania
10 very serious, aud that distur rsances are
apprehsnded.
The Nescs' st. Peters burg despatch an.
pounces ,hat special mes tinsn Of the
Council OF State ann the Couuii OF Min
is'ers have been summoned for an early
date.
The Telegreph's Vienna despatch says
the failure of the A ustro Ger nan com
mercisl treaty negotiations has created
much se-ling against GERMANY among
large AID IL fiuential class la Austria.
The Eeps Berlin correspondent hears
or kood authort, that u mutual arrange
ment has been arrived at concerning the
hanoverian question bet~ cen the Em
psror Wiliism and the King Of Den
mark.
The correspondent OF the Daily Nacs
~ tConsiantinople says the Greek mem
i.er- Of tho Fr0uti-r Commission have
threatened to leav- Cons tautiDopIs uu-
ess some enc, getic steps are taken To
forward the busi ness OF the Com mission.
Twenty seven persons were yesterday
dancing on the ground floor Of . factory
in the cours- Of coRstruc ION, ~ FogeiA.
Naples, when tue two upper tioors fell
upon them. Seven persous haze been
| extrica,ed. but there Is NO hvpe of res-
| cuipg The Others alive.
ALEXANDER OF BULGARIA.
The Ners' Vienna correspondent tele>
graphs as follows "A s ma telegram
| says that. owing TO Parliamentary dis.
agreements, Prince Alexander, OF Bull
CARA, has Informed the CzAr tha. he de-
sires to abdicxte.''
King Alfonso, Of Spain, was twenty.
two years old on Friday, and on Satur-
day married his second wife, thus show
ing remarkable force of character in one
so young.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
FOURTH EDITION

Awsalcsttons tor To-day.
Failing barometer, winds shisttng ~
sowtheriv, clear or partly cloudy ssathr.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Nov, Is, +. NJ.
FLOUR is irmer. Sales OF 1900 barrels,
Pennsylvania do. do. at So 25as7 90; and
Western do. do. at 81 so q 2 and
Patent and other high grades at 81 25
g =. Rye flour Is quiet. We quote at
GRAIS.-Wheat is in moderate request
and fraction higher. Sales OF 5000 bushels
including rejected at 81 Sal 40; red at 81 AZ
al A; amber at 81 48si A.; No. red. eleva-
aud sl 49l1 Jan. Rye is steady at S7asSc.
Corn Is In good local demand. Sales of
/ 100 bushels including old mixed at o7la
at 52a56c. 4 cargo OF s., 90 sold on secret
terms. Oats are firmly held. Sales OF 1900
bushels including mixed, at 40l%a4lc.; and
white at 4a15 and 45l1 cents. The receipts
5000 bush. wheat. $500 bush. Corn, II. 800
bushels Oats. 400 bush. barley, lI0 barrels
whisky.
bound sold at 81 IA per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. November %, s p. N.
BEEF CATTLE were in demand this
week and prices were fraction higher
\ 1878 heal arrived and sold at the different
yaI DIS at 3a5s<c. per h., as to co, dition.
SHEEP we've higher. 1900 head arrived
| and sold at the different yards at 4a51<c
per pound. Lambs sell ut 41zab1<c. pc
pound,
Hoes were In fair demand at an ad
| vanre; 6yUU head sold at the differen
yards at 534a8lzc. per n.,
Cows were unchanged. 800 head arrived
and sold at t30a$55 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove Yard, West Pl.iia., Nov. q.
SHEEP.-Extra. ITO to 100 pounds. S
good, 70 TO 100 bs.. ~ to ~ fair, 80 I
common lambs. $2l1 to 80 calves, A.
10 q. supply light; demand good marke
brisk. Arrivals. 40uU head.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
HASDK ERCHIEF3.

0BAND DEPOT 18TH S1kEET.
We might claim to he the largest hand.
kerci,iei house a. We chose to set this st.ck
b y itself. becals se we import dirGt and ht
All times carry Nh apparently inexhaus'
ib'e stock OF nj the best that the linen and
SILK loom produce.
The latest ar,ivni In
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
FROM
CHINA AND INDIA.
These will outwear any other kind Of
handkerchief. silk or linen.
We nave ust opened nearly ei2.ooo worth
OF the slOve goods.
HNndkerchirfs that have been sold at
$3.50 e.ci, we wil seii At 81 so each.
REAL INDIA ST. X CASHMERE
MUFFLER5
ASO
OLD FASHIONED PRINTED
CoRAH HANDKERCHIEFS
We have elegantly embroidered aud sool-
loped hnndkerchl lefs
HEMsrITCHED
AND
HEMMED.
We ofYer q large assortment
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS
In tho coors most wanted.
Every day brings us something new
from France aud Ireland, aud you can find
| on our count. RS ,hings tuat are choice and
exclusively In Grand Depot.
BOYS AND GIRLS
HANpK
FRENCH WOVEN BORDERS.
sl.0O per dozen.
2l Dozen Fine French C.mbrlc Double
Hemstitched aud Embroidered colors, ti
each.
We have sold the same ut
$500 EACH.
LADIES ALL WHITE HEMSTIrCHED
From i21zc, each to finest
LADIES' INITIAL HANDkERCHIEFS,
aENTLEMEN's INITIAL
IN SILK AND LINEN.
| Present selections are recommended.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
| IL ULovEs.
| UN nFRwEAR.
| FURNISHING GOODS.
| Particularly White Shirts and Mex Wear J
GRAND DEPOT. ..l3TH STREET;
| Carrying an immence stock, importeA
| al er speclal and personal selection oi
| buyer In EnrOpe-receiv ny daily from
best manufacturers OF the word. we eau
meet almost any want or supply any de-
mand. The evident rush fIr our under.
| wear Is unpi ecedented. We ttation addi.
tiona' clerks and open new cash offices Ia
quickly serve customers. Cons lderiDg the
beautiful makes anu qualities.
There are low prices on every thing In
GLOVES.
There are low prices on everything IN
HOSIERY,
TheI. are low prices on everything IL
! UNDERWEAR
There are low prices on everything II
l. FURNISHING GOODS.
This will be proven on comparison.
JOHN WANAMAKER
DEPOT,
)FIPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
The Con0ressmen Gathei

WASHINGTON, d. c. NovsG]
A great many Numbers OF "
arriveI In the city 10 dav anu U
corrihrs to night present an az
appearance.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY NnYemher q hP M
Park Drove Yard, West Pl,tla.. Nov, q
1THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET.

N>HE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
5O2 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from 9 A.
NJ, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their interest
twice in each SfAFNs MANAGERS.
Clement 81. smyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. w. Townsend George 8. Capelle,
Nathan1 X. Benson, NJ, L. Lichensteln,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington.
w. Hastings, Job H. Jack son,
AafaonS dEo. ". u BUSH. afHsnf, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly Z. 7. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
L,IRsT NATIONAL BANk
L OF WILMINGTON.
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BETS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. p: ARMSTRONG; CASHIER.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished TO regular Depositors without
charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
| at $50 A. NJ.
| DIRECTORS.
as. John Il 2dsms. 4 n' IUlss XII d"sr:t., ~ s''o'
] Henry 9. MeUOInb. sam'l hancror, Jr.
Daniel James savs,a Eaal.n Ess.I' T,tn;., is.iI
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
ALEXANDER OF BULGARIA.
Shell Your Corn on the Farm.
hA

From the Rural New Yorker.
Most Western farmers understand the
advantage Of shelling corn at home;
most CeEtral-we,tern and Eastern
farmers don't comprehend the saving at
all. We shall try TO demonstrate 1t by
few figures. Corn Oh the cob Is com
puted at 10 pounds To the bushel.
Shelied corn is sold al 81 pounds 10 the
bushel. Now, suppose 1t becomes de-
sirable to sell 100 bushels Of corn, we
will see If we cannot demonstrate that
II is wise aud more economical 10 sell
the shelled product.
Hauled to market 100 bushels-or !, 900 lbs.
CObs and c,.aH weigh i lJi lbs.
Clean corn weighs. .5,soO lbs.
a. iota, ..... ............-.- I,uOo IDS.
l0J bushes sh-iieJ corn;
legal weight ........,' 1907 lbs.
Total loss on 100 bushels 80 lbs. or ~
bushels.
Besides which you haul to market
Give, six or ten mills, as the case may
be) LOO pounds of cobs which you give
away, and p,ssibly haul back coal at
$3.50 TO s. per ton. For fuel 100 pounds
| of cobs are worth as much AS 100 pounds
of coal; Therefore We figure your loss
on this 100 bushels of corn as follows:
a. bu hels sheiled corn at 4Oc tsay) el.s0
100 pounds cobs at si PER ton (say) 22O
Hauling ,lUO lbs. cobs To town say l.5D
These figures are worth ponderlng, as
1t is by jus such savings that farming j.,
made to pay.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
THE GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18Th Street market 10 Chestnut,
PGILADELPaIA.

n the general excitement 70 goods at old prices
sune rest assured that large force will do their best
supply that be waited these short days. The increase
Of clrs quite noticeable but times in the day it far
ample Please take kindly any disappointment in not being
served and again We have lately gotten hold Of lots
Of Dress Goods late for ORDERS and sold
at sacrifice Az very desirable quote in Ladies' Dress
Goods
The daily gazette., 1879-12-01
Local stock saa Bonds.

National bAnk OF Delaware. e0O
First National Bank. Ii
Union National BAnk. ~
National AAnk VII. and Brandywine.. -
farmeps' Bank. o g.
wilmington Goal GaS Company........ q
Delaware X. r. Co. .,,............... s6
Della ware Western r r Co Stock, q
PhilA. VII. d BaltimOre X. Il Co... GA
Wilrn 4 Northern X. X. Co............ ~
Delaware Fire Ina. Co.,.
Delaware State Bonds nds..............-....N4
Wilmington City o.. 6s..,,.................ito
Wilmington City S.. .h4
New Castle County Loan. ....... ........ ~.
Delaware Railroad. nrHt Mortgage. 1oS
Delaware Railroad, extension, ,..,...1 102
VII. Passenger Railway Co. lst mort. itl
- " Stock,
Masonic Hall ca Bonds. ds......-............. W
Masonic Hall Co. Observation-Disclosures.