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The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
A BAD AIM.
MAN FIRES AT A DOG AND scATTEpa
SHOT INTO A BOAT LOAD OF NEGROES
woUNDING SEVERAL.

A MAN FIRES AT A DOG AND sCATTERs
SHOT INTO BOAT LOAD OF NEGROES
woUNpING SEVERAL.
Savannah Morning News, Aug
On Thursday afternoon, the poor
craftsmanship of q white man came
near resulting in the killing or serious
injury Of several persons on planta-
tion on the Savannah river about five
mi es from the city. Information in
regard to the affair is meagre, and on
ly the following particulars could be
ascertained:
Near the locality mentioned white
man is employed in attending to some
cattle and sheep, and it appears has
been greatly annoyed by dogs that
have seemingly great fondness for
the sheep especially. On Thursday
afternoon, whilst watching his stock, a
prowling canine showed himself, and
not obeying the injunction given in
stentorian tones "to-git," the man
brought to bear upon him his double
barrel shot gun and let him have both
barrels at once.
About the same time boat, contain
ing some six or seven negroes, was be-
ing rowed across the river, and the
shot, instead of being buried in the
hide of the intrusive canine, were
scattered into the boat. The dog with
howl of joy, disappeared in trot,
and lively yell resounded from the
boat. II was found that several of the
occupants had been hit by the shot,
and one, a colored woman, named
Sarah Baker, was pretty badly pep
pered. The negroes were under the
impression that they had been pur.
posely fired into, and are very indig-
nant, but the man states that he fired
at the dog and had no intention OF
harming the colored folks. VIII ther
the dog was i'll range Of the boat OF
not our informant could not stale, but
| the result would indicate that The
shooter would not score high enough
in contest to secure the first prize.
The woman, Sarah White, came to
| the city, where her wounds, which were
not very serious, were properly dresse /.
She was pretty well spotted,bu the shot
being small the injnlies inflicted are not
| dangerous.
Yesterday morning the negroes were
intent on getting out warrant for the
| white man, whose name we were unable
to learn, and propose to bring the matter
into tue court. From what we can hear
| there was no malice on the palt Of the
watchman. He was only unfortunate
IN his aim, and needs o little more prac-
tice.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
whisky Ring Methods.

STORY FROM GENERAL MCDoNALp'a
PAPERS THAT MAY OR MAY NOT BE
TRUE.
From st. Louis Despatch.
General Mcdonald relates the follow
ing story about his presentation OF a So
OOO pair Of horses and a buggy to the
president, the conversation taking place
In the Executive office of the White
House: "Said /, General, have some
paPerslin connection with the team which
with my explanation / wish 10 give YOU
He asked me to come on the following
lay at noon, saying he would be at leisure.
told the President | had the papers
with me and II he could spare me few
moments I'D give them to him. Then he
aSsented q I'd together with me walked
into the Executive Room, where 1
handed him all the bills, which were in
nls name, for every article Colonel .Joyce
ana had purchased in completing the
buggy and outfit, each bill being recent
ed III tuiL. AT the same time | ask ID him
10 give me small sum OF money, so as
10 enable me to say, If the question were
asked, that had sold the team to him.
he handed me fifty dollar bill, which
uechned, assuring him that a much
smaller sum would answer my purpose,
he next gave me n dollars and re-
turned him seven dollars in change leay-
ing me the sum Of three dollars for a AK
thousand dollars outfit One-half of the
actual expense of the team buggy and
harness and the cost of Transportation
was paid to me by Colonel Joyce. who
united with me IN making the present
On one occasion told him had given
bsbcock five Thousand dollars, which /
remarked was part oftbe proceeds of our
campaign funds in st. Louis. He AS
sured me 1t was all right, az he had in
sirius ted Babcock with the details of
Western matters, and whatever we did
with m-Babcock-wOuld be opite sat
1sfactory, and added: Il will see 10 il
however, that you get all changes YOU
want. L then explained 10 him what an
'uncompromising old hog as / used the
term, the the Globe was, that we were
compelled to give the paper from $500 to
d ,zUO every week in order to pacify II
AND Keep IL for us in the coming campaign
His reply was: well you mus; do fht
b,s' you can General Grant then re-
4uested me to get IN his buggy and take
ride with him, which L did out LearI,
TO bladenburg and return, making a cir
cult OF the city and driving through All
the principal streets. During our ride
the conversation recurred to nolitirai
matters and chiefly on his prospects for
tnird term. He mentioned the names
OF several parties who he thought, would
possible be candidates. Among these
we're Governor Morgan, of New York
Conkhng, Logan and Blaine. He crit
clsed each of these and appeared satlsfie ed
tnat MS chances were much better than
NOSE OF the parties discussed"
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2,4N

a. the amount you expected 20 realize"
While saying this to Mr.. Ames | wrote
the figures as above, on a piece of paper
lying on the table, to show him what
the the only statement was he ever made
to me-"
But, in the face of this declaration
that he knew in 1868 of the enormous
profits to be made out of Credit Mobilier
stock, Mr.. Garfield elsewhere clairls
thAt he did not know anything of the
character of the stock or the nature OF
the profits to be forthcoming Hntll warn
ed by Judge Black, year or two later,
that the transaction was suspicious
Leave entirely out Of sight Oakes
AmeS' sw orn testimony, which the Po-
land Committee believed and the coun-
try believed, that Mr.. Garfield received
a dividend of 1893 on Credit Mohllier
stock. understanding it to be such divl-
dend, and there is still evidence enough. .
In Garhelds own statements, to convict
him of the bribe taking and the perjury
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE A
CROWN SOLICITOR.

LONDON, August GA fearful outrage
was perpetrated last night near New
Ross, Ireland. Mr.. Thos. Boyd, Crown
Solicitor for the County Tipperary, and
his two SONS were fired at by party of
as'assins, armed with guns and bayonets
and wearing masks. Mr.. Boyd was
severely wounded in the arm, and is
said to be dying, One of his sons was
shot through the lungs and there are no
hopes for his recovery, while the other
son received slight wound in the leg.
Three men have been arrested on sus
picion OF committing Tue outrage. Sir
Stafford Northcote stated in the House
OF Commons last night that one OF MIR.
Boyd's sons had died.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Meals Case.

Anthony Higgins, Esq, counsel fol
VIM. Neal, col, convicted OF raps, an
now awaiting sentence of death, applied
to Clerk of the Peace Cochran, yester
day, for transcript OF the case. Mr.
Higgins contempIates making an efiOrl
To carry the case To the Supreme Couri
OF the United States, ,on the ground shat
although the defendant was a negro mau
negroes were excluded from the jur,
that found an indictment against him
and from the panel out of which the
petit jury that tried his case was drawn
He has not, however, applied to the
Supreme Cour: tor the writ of error
necessary for the removal of the case
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
CONDITION OF THE COTTON
CROP

Returns to the cotton exchanges
OF the different cotton growing States
show that in Texas there has re-
Gently been too Inuah rain in several
counties, but that the condition of
the crop generally is favorable. In
Florida the plant is doing well.
There is some complaint of rust and
caterpillars, but generally the crop
is in a better condition this year
than last. Rust and shedding is re-
ported in some parts Of South Caro-
lima. In Louisiana the plant is
blooming and forming well. In
Mississippi and Arkansas there is
some complaint of rust and blight,
but the condition of the crop is gen
orally good.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Senator Butler on Col. Cash.

CHARLESTON, s. c., August THE
rumor Of duel between W. b. Cash, OF
South Carolina, and the son of the late
Col. Shannon, who was recently murder
ed by the former, is pronounced untrue.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. August Tin re-
gard TO very abusive letter received by
Senator Butler from Col. Cash, which
has been published Senator Butler says
"Col. Cashs Letter to ire shows him TO
be luDatic or blackguard, and Of course
| cannot notice him III either capacity.
have done him no harm and if injured
him 1t is usual among gentlemen, as the
first step, to ask for an explanation. In
stead OF this he has chosen TO write Inc
letter by mail which does him more harm
than does me. He Is welcome to all the
glory that he may acquire from this
vug lar ard coarse exhibition of bad and
malicious heart. have not noticed and
do not intend to notice, anything he nay
say"
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Political.

Captain Joseph Richards will be a
candidate for the Democratic nonipa-
ton for City Council, from the Second
ward.
The Young Mems Democratic CIul
has been invited by the BAyard CLUB 10
attend pole-raising under the auspic.s
or the latter organization, at Ninth and
LOMBARD Streets, Tomorrow evening.
For this purpose The Young Mems Club
vii. assemble at the Democratic head
quarters at 10 o'clock Tomorrow even
ing, The roll Of membership will be
opened here for the reception Of sigma
lures. Harry SharDley, Esq, president
Oh the club, willspeak at th 9 po aisi ng
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
THIRD EDITION
From the N. Y. Sun.
UssdtsDssted Facts.

When about to distributed Credit
Mobilier shares where they would "pro-
duce most goodn to the men who dreaded
the action OF Congress, Oakes Ames,
who knew his colleagues well, selected
Garfield Of Ohio as one who could prob
ably be bribed.
The letter addressed TO the American
people by the sons of Oakes Ames nat
urally denies the intent TO brite. But
Oakes Ames himself, on Washington's
birthday, 1868, wrote TO Col. McComb,
in regard to the shares distributed TO
Garfield and others: ave want more
friends in this Congress, and if man
to get them to do 1t unless they haze an
interest 10 do SOY he cannot help being
convicted that we should not be inter-
fered with" The Messrs. Ames offer,
as q leading argument to show that there
was nothing wrong in the transaction,
the fact that no legislation was wanted
of Congress at that time. Precisely so.
As Oakes Ames's letter to McComb
shows beyond the possibility of doubt, it
was to proven legislation that the shares
were put where they would "produce
most good" On Ames's own construc-
tion Of the matter, the congressman
were to be hired to adopt his views OF
the meaning of the law by making their
interest i'd ntical with the interest Of
the company. That is what was done;
and that is what constitutes bribery.
Garfeld's share in Credit Mobiliel
was not an investment IN promising
stock recommended by friend. Gar
field was to pay nothing. He was
assured that the stock offered him for
nothing would realize $2,400. He
admits, this, for in his defence, pub
lished not unLIl after the death of Oakes
Ames, he attempts to explain the mem
orandum of $2,400 in his own hand
writing in this way:
Before left his room 1.-THE interview
after the Inv estigation had begunl he
said he had some memoranda which
seemed to indi cate that the money had
OF him was on account of stock and
asked me II he did not, some lime in
1858, deliver to me q statements to that
effect. told him If he had any account
Of that sort, 1 was neither aware of il nor
responsible for it; and thereupon / made
substantially the following statement :
"Mr. Ames, the only memorandum you
ever showed me was in 1867-68, when,
In speaking to me of this proposed sale
Of stock, you figured out on little piece
OF paper what you supposed would be
realized from an investment of ST 900;
and, as l remember, you wrote down
these figures:
1000
LOCO
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
A WOULD-BE oUTRAGER SHOT

CHICAGO, August IA Springfield
dispatch says great excitement was
caused there last night by the shoot.
ing at the fair grounds of a negro
named VIM. Lewis by L. j. Jamison
a horse trainer. While Jamison was
attending to the horses some distance
from his house he heard an outcry
from his young servant girl, Ha tie
White. Running to the house he found
Lewis assaulting and trying to over
power her. He snatched up a pistol
from the washstand, and as Lewis
fled began shooting at him. The third
shot struck Lewis in his right side, in
tiicting probably a fatal wound
Jamlson surrendered himself.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Wilmington mark q d..
PHILADELPHIA MARK + rs
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4. d p. N

FLOUR AND MRAL.-FIour IL fairly ac-
1--WE and nrm. Sales of 1000 barrels. in
,luding Minnesota extras at S5 2sa6 Is
straights at W 50aS7 PennsyIvaniA family
new and old wheat at So q SIS Oh; Wes-
tern do. at IS 50 d Sc 80, and Patents at 81
70. Rye Flour sells at a 5Oa4 7E
GRAIN.-1he wheat market Is aniet and
a shade lower. Sales OF 1000 bushels in
Guiding 1900 bus. Aug at 81. .OS9I, reiected
at slal 10 red and amber. Jranx .nd
hnoat at 81 USaSl 10 and No. Z red in eIe-
vator, at u OS7zasl 0Sl9 bid for August
Il OoSs September ana 81 w October. Kvs
10 steady at 65d7Oc. for new, and 7s.h,,,
old PennsylyaniA. Corn Is firmly haII
and In fair demand. sales of 7Ou0 6ushs al,
including rejected, at 4Sa4sl<c, stenme
AT iyc. mixed at 5O1za6l 16c., aud yello. ~
52ao21ac.. and 471s bid for August. sS7Sc. 70
september, anu 405sc. for October. Oar,
are Inactive and unchanged. sales a
400 bushels, including rejscted Al Y5o
mixed at 35c., and white Vt 81 a al
The receipts to-day were as follows. 2ao
bbls. flour, Us barrels oatmeal I2g 6H
bushels Wheat, IL ,4OU bushels corn III 'Us
bush. oats, and 90 barrels whisk V.
WHISKY.-l5O bbls. Western iron kor,1
sold at 4l 10 per gallon.
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LIKELY TO DIE

This morning, Chief of Police Max
well and Sergeant Jones visited Benia
min Lockman, the Legro who was seri.
ousiy kicked on Saturday by John Bat.
SOD, col and found him in a very serl.
ous condition. 1t 10 feared tho man viii
die, and his wife has given up all hope
and devotes all her energies towards
Trying TO induce him TO put his trust III
the LORD 1t Is probable the coroner
VIII pay a visit to Lockman this after.
poon, and take his deposition, He il al.
tended by DR.. Henderson, col, and DR.
l. M Hazlett, but as he was badly run.
tired before the assault, the kicks th II
batson inflicted upon his stomach have
80 aggravated his affection that il il
SC cafcely probable he will recover. Bat.
son is SUI II confined in the City Hall cells
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
AN OPEN LETTER To !
JEWELL. ~ y

AN EA-'FonGIAN WHO W.,
RUN For cosoRr.. o,' 10 wllIN|
LIcAS TICKET, BUT w rn' 'At ~
HANCOCK. Win VOTE
10 ~ '"' EDITOR OF the Ga..,s. |
the. the columns of your ina,l p"Ollc, thu
aS',.gs, loM,ng letter, which I0T%'nal, %ana, N
addressed a to Mr.. Jewell. nave thi1
s,, httiL,IiiMoHE, ti,ril August y.-c..
CEn,ni,. co. Chairman of Republican bHli'mV,a, r..
vo,, wm,',.nl',ee-Dear I'M, Sir: SiCsa I,ea,nNi"at Nat
> you "",s. are anxious for Some t1'a1as ons n
= d.. e'nvasS was for Congress in TI's ,I's . :.
ulS. un", e and are willing II to ,',r .nSs1 81
specially II e Cl, h.s,
fnss;om. '.',' oi'' T. am a lawyer H.
ene, oi.e wal as a lieutenant 1D%In IN IG.
erll army; never voted C"r III Ile
een'lai e, Candidate but Gen. q. G,.,l7
furnish d, "a. tilicate oS In' an ;.I olaal
and political standinc 'U ;,. Ia, 4
Judge Butler, NJ. {. ,,M,n ~ '","red
iellneso e d strict; Horace N.Y. NJ,
from If, the Second. Col. B. StoIsl I'al
ihird, together wlln elnlue", ver'I N
iicans IN other States. ~
am a voter in the Seventh ,oI
slonal G'Stnct of Georgia, ,r Dov IVY !
sented by Dr. FELTON,, Which nJ' \
hiaps the Strongest Democratiro fr i,, N
IN the United etales and 'WI'
Chattosl county, the kuknr ,lI
quarters after the war. Now q
the inter,St Of lhe party, and ,o, >,
10 tlle world that Republican,
the nerve to defy their enpmi
their strongholds, | offer to maI
race for Congress in my district S'
the Kepdb"o.n ticket, ia dsT,
speech IN each county in tbe Al
III advocacy of the Justice of h,
for the Union, IN support Of tI' N
teenth aud fourteenth amendms
the constitution Of the United &
l Will support the Republican
III my own county Floyd; Ivi
support tn Republican State tc
Georgia, ifthere should be one.
deliver u speech III any other 0
in the United States which va,
designate.
l cannot, Sir howey,r, butv
Hancock, who has devoted almu,,
five years to the service of his co
who did not altcl the Mexican v,
sign, as did Giant and McCleIl
escape the rignr, and hardship Of
warfare or 10 secure Tie Ilgler
pens ,tiOn Which civil emplO
afforded, but las fought on thfOuI
| hese years u,lll by his own
sword alonc hr has won every gat
lieutenant TO senior major genera
now holds the highest position
best army OF Cl.is endum, Vhcl
secured by mcliloIlous service.
IL is true that he ha> mIua'y
ors, bnt ihei grade, under favoril
mlnlstrailOns, WAS won Dg an
Cong tss, while Ills was won by
try shown and nliod shed while
lighting the enemies II bis cOunl
shall expect, sir, that VI view Ol d
that an election Is among The
| possibilities only, aud that lhr
paign may only demonstrate that
lcans Can cross the kublcOn anI
their opponents IN their very GIL
Gnat you will iuidi'h h lhr funds rtl
20 wage he war for the party.
very respectfully, Your obedlenl N
WILLIAM JOINS
Il MuIbelry 81
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Death Of ExGOy. BigIer.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 9.-Ex Gov.
Will am Bigler died OF heart disease al
his home in Clearfield this morning.
Mr. Bigler was Governor of Pennsylvan-
Ia from 1861 TO 1854, and was defeated
for reelection by William +. Pollock,
Director Of the Mint at Philadelphia.
Gov. Bigler was also \ mem ber of the
convention which gave the State liz
present Constitution, and In 1873 was In
New Orleans as one of the Democratic
representatives to see that the count for
President was fairly conducted. He was
President of the Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad and fiscal agent of the Centen.
uial Exhibition of 1876.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
FIFTY CENTS TO CApE MAY

The Sheare's Association will give
ITS FIRST excursion to Cape May OF
Thursday, August 10Th, on the large and
commodious three deck steamer, Char.
loIte Vanderbilt. In order TO offer ever,
one an opportunity to visit Cape May
the fare has been placed at fifty CENTS
a brass aud string band has been engag.
ed for the occasion.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
THE ST. LOUIS wHIsKEY RING.

- WARRINGTON, August 9.-Ex- Internal
heVenne Commissioner John w. Doug
lass and Deputy Commissioner Rogers
assert positively that, so far az they
know, the statements made by Gen. Nc.
Donald regarding the st. Louis whiskey
ring are untrue. Rogers admits, how
ever, that Mcdonald was able to obtain
~, .hio1inatlon i OF the prospective orders of
The Treasury Department, and afterwar,i
TO thwart them.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
PETTY CASES.

For calling Amanda Platter, COL,
bad names and using like abusive
language, Margaret Gooding, col, AZ
fined fifty cents and costs by Esquire
Vandegrift, last night. A like penalty
was imposed on Teasy Wilson, COL,
for using abusive language to Mrs.
Anna Mann. CO...
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
SUBSCRIPTION PICNIC

The German st. Benedict Association
VIII give a subscription picnic nj
Soneutzen Park, on Thursday next. In
visauons admit one gentleman and two
taules, OF family No doubt there VIII
may be expected by all who attend.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10

WALL STREET YBsTERDAY.-Stocks
were dull and final changes generally
unimportant. Money loaned at per
cent on call but ruled at 2s. Foreign
exchange was reduced to the verge Of
specie importing rates. Governments
were strong, States steady and railway
bonds irregular.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting of the Delaware Fire
Company will be held on Thursday even
IDg; full attendance Of the members is
earnestly desired as business Of import
ance is to be acted upon.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
AlfOnsO's ProsDec,,po 1e,r

MADRID, August 9.-The Opposition
press comment strangely upon royal
decree published in the official gazette
ln'mating that if son is born to the
Queen he will take the title ofpriLc,. Of
Asturias; but that if the pecled heir
should prove to be girl she will take
the title of Infanta of Spain.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for To-Day.

The Indications for the Middle At,ap-
tic States are increasing cloudiness, pos
possibly occasional rain, southwesterly
winds, stationary temperature, stationary
or lower barometer.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
COLORED CADET WHITTAKER,s
CASE

- ARLINGTON, August 9.--.Secretarv
ramsey said to-day that he thought the
Whlttaker case would be disposed m
within the next few days. u
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.
--A-
A CAP d.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&C., will send q recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send q self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JosKPH I. tNhAN, sysotioa d
Net0 York CstV. May4-eodD&wly
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
A DIAMOND ROBBER Y.

UTICA, N. T., August 9.--Henrv
Schuler, representati We of Noah NIL,
ell, of New York, came to Utica ias, f. r.,
day with stock of diamonds. He tat,
Beggs' Hotel at o'clock yesterday after
noon and returned at II last EVENING
This morning he discovered that dnrino
his absence he had been robbed of dia'
monds valued at $4,000. There is no
clue to the thieves. ~
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
THE VANDALJA SENT To ,rrp

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The United
states steamer Vandalia sailed from
Charlestown, Mass, for Cuban waters
10 look out for any further attempts al
Interference with our merchant marine
she willremain on that duty until further
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
FIFTH EDITION.
STATE CONVENTION.

DR.. C. II. Richards, chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committee
has issued a call for Democratic
State Convention to be held in Dover
on Tuesday, August Gath, at 10 o'clock
noon, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Presidential Electors
and Representative in Congress.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10

N The state Of Delaware nay IA 4. Jan', 4
July, 1851. and paid n S2 Sl22aiiei S Z
we're we're +rsquIred 70 Plss"fs aadST
iRsft, iRsft VII md i %nlSsy.s eI S6 ~
tsori1ed wah tnS BY the Sac !. var
tlSn IS% money as Psd 6syyns By as' Been i5ssa
sss ssfts'ts Cf SSnsrss: g S.ss. ss.a"d u
1'qS noysr ysr' Eel, July 10, i"S
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Clayton House Arrivals.

Samuel Smith. New York.
y. ID. killman, Columbus, Ohio.
Geo. B. Boice, New York
Miss NJ. A. Hagan, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Miller. Doylestowu
Pa.
II. H Bowman. New York.
ii. :. Shirk, Lancaster, Pa.
=. Blumenthal. Phila.
s. e. Bartlett,
Geo. Hay.
Miss Thornton,
Geo. +. Kirkman, city.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS,

National Bank of Delaware. .... see. 800
First National Bank. ..... I4b
Union National Bank. ..... ~
National Bank OF VII. a Brandywi 6S
Farmers' Bank ...... 81
v ilmington Coal Gas Co. ,.... sS
Delaware X. II. .Co................. ..... rs
delaware Western Il. Il. Co.. ..... ~
Phlla.. WI. h Baltimore X. Il. Co..... 70
v ilmington 4 Northern X. II. Co..... Is
" ilmington Passenger X. W. Cb...... A.
Delaware Fire Ins. Co................ IS
Masonic Hall lCo.................,. ,..... 4
Delaware state. ...................t. sees. .lu6
Wilmington City Bs.............. ......ll0
wilmington City 5's............. ..... .lW
Masonic Hall Co, list mortgage. 100
wilmington Passenger X. w., LIST
mortgage. IUD
The daily gazette., 1880-08-10
Financial and Oesnnlere ial.

WILMINGTON, Del., Aug o, 1850.
Latest Stock Quotations furnished by
Heald q Co., 3. u. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. DEL, at IL
M. W day:
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II )h HENT.-Second story room In
i Telegraph Building. in GOOD order
suit bio for office or assembly room; will
% re tied with special Inducements,
A2plyto EDWARD MCINALL,
ienI2-tf. BecOnd and Market Sta