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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

There was no special feature In the dealings IN
State bonds, the prices being firm. The sales in.
cluded Louisiana consols at 5l4G5ll2 Alabama
Class at 69Q69l2. Mlssouri Is, 1888. at Ill. VIZ.
GINA 6s deferred at 13 and North Carolina Is,
new. Chatham Railroad, at 4L20isi OF city bank
stocks, Continental sold (20) at 1lS aud Park l27
at 1876.
Railroad bonds were less active than they were
the latter part of last week, and for some OF tho
issues of speculative character there were trifns
concessions in prices. Ere second cOnsos sold "a
nigh as 10l 7s but closed at 100l2 az INST lOl Sat-
urday. Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds wereS
lower at 1872 ard c., G. and {. first assented were
"a lower at 1913, but the income bonds sold
at 60lG 59le against 5oli Saturday. Rcms,
Waiertown and Ogdensbure first consols were firm
at 7007S5s; Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts OF A
0437s aud Chesapeake and Ohio iirsts, series b. ~
740733t, the currency interest debt rising TO 4ZS
New-Jerscy Central incomes fell from 93si to VI.
Lehigh and WIllkesbarre consOls were strong up 10
1C5l4 l06s, and the incomes rose from SUBS 70 ez'
There was an active demand for Metropolitan inst
6s up to 1850 l047s. Mobile and Oaio deben'ure'
were all strong. The frsts selling at 3OGes2
against s7l2 Saturday, and 81. Louis and irOa
Mountain second incomes rose to 77t; Indiana
Bic Arlington and Western incomes declined fron
Gus 70 6S and recovered to 90; Louisville api
Nashville general mortgages sold at l0jl2; Kansas
Pacific consOls advanced from 992a 10 lOl4S
lOllt and Denver and Rio Grande consols sod AZ
1871 a 1878 and Denver, South Park and Paeioe
tirsts at 520lO5ss; Southern Pacific OF Coioraac
firsts were active at 1880 l0ll2 the Texas an
Pacific issues being steady -,
The Sub Treasury to-day gained $500 02z on pas
ance made up by coin gain OF 81 l32, 40 Nss
a currency loss Of Sl97, l54. This makes the gan
since Friday ii. l520l9. The European steamers r.
arrived since Saturday have brought 81 ~
gold. The e1rly rates for money at the otock e. -.
change to-day were per cent, aud IT that rave Wv
bulk of the business was done but alter aoous
1870 O'clock the rates we're easier. and per Son.
was the final rate. The domestic exchanges on NeN'
York are last quoted ihe United states iIs ~
urer Of Washington to-day received Sl0ooo"
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were $550000. aud the internal reYenss
receipts were $4,000 The following Is u'
Clearing House statement to-day: Exenans~s,
800. 1873 .36S balances 80, S2S,939 me us
actions AT the sub treasury covered: heeeTPJ'
SI.7l4,547; payments $74S920; currency '"'
ance, St.295. O57 com balance, ~. IOo9W ,s
The ioreIgu exchanges are very weah ala sieih rs2
sells at abOu 81 SOL aud - S22 Tor long anu SUI.
bulls respectively. rhe posted rates, however, !"
main unchanged, Follows:
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that he would begin hauling flnber from 'n' '"''"'

that he would begin hauling tinlber from the noun
taIns m n fe days for IT'S erection.
turer. of Chicago, has purchased ing 'nter
est in the Grand Duchess mine Of New YORK c@ec
full examination Of the. property. fs's VI
the ores etc, having proved Satisfactory
The company will at once erect 20
stamp mill and all other necessary ma ma.
chnery for reducing ores at be mine III 90
Comfy NJ Y near Rhnebeck. The new officers OF
The company are as follows Christian Whal pTes,-
dent treasurer. vice William Fullerton: resiIncd;
Gcorge J. Sherman. yIcr-Qresidenf. vice NJ freI4n
resigned: Emil II. Neymann. secretary.
run Of "a pounds OF ore from mine at San
Miguel Colorado. recently yielded III th's Guy
$50 2S gold and 81 10 silyeI--ncary " ponhd
Tor the ore. Asslys from the Turkey Creek
group OF mines IL the same d,sIrc,
have run "A high a. $i.76O g1ld ana
SIO2 silver per ton. THIS group consists OF nnc
mines. A tunnel has already been run ll3 ieet 70
in,rrscct he main ven and from his Zine on WORK
will be pushed Oh the VEN. Howland p'uNefizeir,
with fnll Quilt, VIII be put on the NINE IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
The undyiua vision Of Anunous,
Who knew the gift nc gave was great Indeed.
MosIEM EGYPT AND CHRISTIAN ABYssINIA By
WIttIAM NICE DiE svo. pp. xvi, 800 Ne"'forA'
Akin { Prnui. Printers

MosLEM EGYPT AND CHRISTIAN ABYss1NIA: nv
AtSm Prou'. Printers
Colonel Dye is one of the American officers
formerly employed the Egyptian service, ana III 's
book he has attempted TO describe the CONDITION %
Egyptian society as he found IL in the bcy-day OF '
Khedvo's OF liberalism and reform M" 10 'o
the story Of the DISASTROUS expedition into Aoys'h "
which he formed part He apologies ior 'no 't""'
ness OF his book great deal OF Which ~ Drawn from
notes written hastily in the excitement OF the cmpaE
The validity Of sach is not GEAR Coohe Dyes
work ia crnde and since he conscious OF its mper
foo,ton If seems pity lie did not submit 1t TO com
petert revision before giving 1t to the World Inc III
tcrcst OF SUBJECT hardly sufficient to hoid the
readers attention TO a narrative tod with so htte care
The picture Of the Egyptian character and OF the sham
civilization Of lsmaii Paeha, rs drawn by me author
rcpulsive in the extreme. The forty or hy American
officers in the Khedivcs army, all OF whom. cxcept
Gouera stone have now dismissed. we're able TO
accomplish very httle and Colonel Dye docs not hest
tate to that mo Intelligent foreigner should ever
serve under an Egg ptiSn."
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. A Biographical sketch
with selections from his Poems and other MrngS %
ANDREW JAMES SNAiNGToA. f. X ). N A lOiAO. PIP ZOO
Harper Brothers
Mr. Symlngton is Glasgow manufacturer
who has cultivated literature with in the inter
walls of business aud is avoraby known as the auor
OF short biographies OF Samuel Lover ana Ihomas
Moore. The former Of which was reviewed al some
length In THE TRIBUNE few months ago. The present
little volume like its predecessors, Is modest III sN
careful in workmanship. and sensible in plan. Mr.
syminston has visited America and seems to have en-
joyed Bryant's friendship but Instead o. dwelling uloh
his personal reco;ections OF the poet he has nuustT
ousy brought together the materials for his Life rom
great variety OF American authorities, and has quoted
coniousIy and wisely from tho competent Judges
of Bryants character and writings As IN the sketches
OF Lover Moore the narrative and critical portions
are interpreted with frequent specimens or te nest
work subject OF the biography; ana go skllIuy
has the thus prepared been put together that the
book becomes interesting and even valuable merely pS
lts practical good sense.
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Nov. 22-P. ".

MONDAY Nov. 22-P NJ
The market for the common run of mining stocks
to-day generally was more Or less depressed. Inc
special feature Of the day, however was Iron silver
which suddenly rose from $40. Saturdays closing
figure to 3, and later reacted to H. The Immediate
cause of the advance was report that favorable
decision has been given by the conrts in case
which involves tho tito TO part of the COMPANY
claim. OF tho other Leadvilic shares Chrysol'c
rose TO ia and closed at G7s. the others being II
regular. some Of them few cents higher and some
a few cents lower The Constock shares were
reaker D.. Consolidated Virginia at 2.25. and Cali
fornia nj So. The regular dycnd-paycrs, now
ever remained steady and in about the usual de-
mand. Among the low-price shai's' copper MO"
the same as Saturday, and Silver Nugget wGS =
cents lower The markets closed dull and steady.
a. Y. aITrH0 sTJO sKOTiV3F HthhH
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ODD THOUSAND.
GO h y. ROE'S NEW NOVEL,
DAY OF FATE.
II IS ehasto graceful in language and pure In mnra
tone.-IOuisvle Courier Journal
l2mo, 81 3D. sold by sl book sellers
DopD. MEAD & CO., Publishers,
NewYsIk.
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%%IItspHMAEL" ana "sELFRAIsED" They are two OF the
best novels ever nd van ana 6 oSn for sa by all poo
sellers everywhere.
MRS. soUTHwoKTH's COMPLETE WORKS.
Complete H. Joryaree rolues, bound IN morocco eloo
4, {S ea TO Sos 4 are s1 naaes ' '
N TIC DB he bsa ssaS or Snt as
VieIor's, rumph SEQUEL o = Beautiful Fend."
The rn5aT% WSaE Ths RAJ he House of Flint
10y e Bf %S1 Fat i1g 70 The erdcs
The Can ed Brides: or; Winning Her Way
Cruel as S hs 9 srs aye lSS aa1*
Tine rSs c crs S1 Sqes CURSE
The ctr Of Liniingow The B o ,e;,u
The Fenily Doom or The sin Of a coultol e.
The Ps Or ifs'S
The Fortune seeker or, Aslrea. Tie DT1ial Day.
The Three Beauties or. Shaunonoale
A p% AHP Pr GG had0td r,, love
iP V2,, or T Pear ssel ct Of a' Por sF'T
The bisSarGei b%SshieT or. The Children Of tho Isle
The Prince Darkncs' or, Hickory lIall
The Fatal an Ma T Loo or oryie DevS
TIE 1 w1 I@S, t sSa OF or E hsit Hio os1
The Deserted Vie. '''' The wre,s Victory.
T4s e Gf5 san s ad Homestead Io1os Labor Won
The Spectre lover Retaliation
70 Every Family and every Library in this Country should
SnV Of tn worEs q Authoess
Emma d. E. y. sOuthwOrth
81 n cSp rs SSs orts raj be ssn to any one 70
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II. MRS SoUTHWoRIT,s WoRKs tet1 be found 10,
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TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED
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Ia London the early quotations tor }ritisa snss
SHOW advances OF lI0G Is per cent. but inc nnss
were changed from saturday at 1901 10 Tor mop,y
aud lUU3lG tor account. United States bonus -.
higneI-sLss up 10 ll5l4. and As mp TO 10 snats.
can railways promptly followed he hlghci qaaGI
tious from the ho,no market, Enc rising 70 ,asas
preferred stock 10 e0l2. aud second eop ,Si
TO lOlie. and Central and Hudson 70 bst
These were tue quotations at ! D. Us I'D
8 ANA 5l3 o'clock cables quoted Ere al -,
Conrral and Hudson at To- 80, on t, n9.siyaSis
Illinois Central rose 10 ~ "a 10 sai,' Bar
silver Mas weaker al 5iosl per ounce. Inc n"S
of England gained f13S. 900 bullion Oh "a os ss 10
In Paiia French per cents declined .ro4l go 20
5000 81. 60, sight exchange on London i'''"'
20.SO 10 TIA. T. M, ar,,,-,,:E 70
An old subscriber, who asked THE lEibY ,i.rtS
e,y. the quotations Of the Alton and lsi.e rich
stocNs Is informed that IN tho general vs. oran
every day precedes this column. t"e .s,css
ing. highest lowest and hiial ID
and amount and number OF shaes las
not only IF Alton and Ter'e I LIZ 'ss,,sru.
II all 9thsr shares of stocks. except PAIN NV"
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OFFICE OF THE SAN JUAN AID Srw.YoaK MraNG AND
saELTIYG Co, 10 BROADWAY NEW YORK nov 10. lsS0.}
A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS Of
- this company the comptuys Office. No. 40
broadway in hit city OF New YORK on the 9TH day OF re
cembtr al O'clock In afternoon for the purpose o.
termniug the capital Of THIS company snail be re-
100000 10 100000 shares 81 The par value OF IV
each, l. O. from 4j,0UO,OO0 10 81 10O.0OO
H.ANY,
SPENCER TRASK.
{. r. WOEHISHOFFER,
WALTER uINCHAAS,
T. T.. uAMBLETON,
4 majority OF the Board OF Trustees.
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CPHERSON'S HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
Nf FOR 1880
Record of Important Political Action National and state
from July l. 1875 toJUly l, $780, by tho Hon EDWARD
MCPHERSON.
Price 60. Mailed on receipt Of price.
e. "A few copies 1878 issue still be had same pnce
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-YOrk
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Mlniny.

Hllilfy.
A AMERICAN MINING STOCK EAchANGh'
63 BROADWAY. EEwroRK.
LEADING BROKERS.
So Broadway.
WILLIAM T. BROWN,
GS Broadway.
HENRY NJ. CcGLEs
Room T. % Broadway.
u. C. FROST,
Room 49, ll5 Broadway.
JOHN GRAY,
1l5 Broadway
MARK L. MCDONALD.
CO Broadway.
30 Pine-sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT A Biographical sketch
with selections from Poems and other Writings ~
ANDREw JAMES SYAuNGIoN r. X. 5. n. A. lGmo PIP zoo
Iarpcr * BrOthers
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
Smyrna Price Current, Jan. 81, 1879.
GRAIN, &c
MARRIAGES.

BELI.-JACOBS.-On the 18th inst. at the residence
of Vim. Campbells by Rev. J. NJ. Yingling, John
Bell and Miss Emma Jacobs, both of Davis Corner,
Kent CO., Del.
WRIGHT-SPARKS.-In this town, on the Goth inst,
by Rev J. NJ Yinglng, Andrew j. Wright and Miss
Amanda Sparks both of New Castle CO., Del.
BENTON-WILMER.-O the 4th inst, at the NJ. f.
parsonage, Smyrna, by Rev. 7. H. Haynes, Benz. f.
Benton and Miss Jesse Wilmer, both of Kent CO.,
Md.
GOODEN-COOK.-On the nth inst, at the brides
father near Willow Grove. by Rev. W. W. Redman,
William e. Gooden and Miss Emma Cook both Of
this county
DONOVAN-WHEATLEY.- the Sth inst. at the
NJ. f. parsonage Dover. by Rev. r. W. Todd. Will
lard S. Donovan and Miss Lucia Wheatey, both OF
Kent county.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Non the 18th inst. at the
! Dover District Parsonage by the same. Timothy
/ Slaughter and Miss Ida F. Donovan, all of thi,
county.
ADKINS-DANIS.-On the 18th inst, at the residence
of the brides mother, in Milford. by Rev. J.
Quigg John W. Adkins and Miss Anna Y. Davis
daughter of the late Nutter L. Davis.
FLEMING-PLCMMER.-In the NJ. p. Chapel Ches
tertown, on the 14th inst, by Rev s. A. Hoblitzell
assisted by Rev. G. Q. Bacchus. Benjamin f. Elem
ing, Sup't of the Kent Co., Smyrna aud Delawar
Bay Railroad and Miss Mary J. Plummer, edes
daughter Of James II. Pummer, senior editor of tn
Kent NCtrS.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
DEATHS.

TRUAX.-On the Goth inst, near IOfeckers mill,
Hannah F., wife of John Truax. i'll her 5Srd year.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to meet at the residence of her husband on Thursday
morning at O'Clock. Funeral services at Bethel NJ.
L Church, at 10 o'clock
IN MEMORY OF MRS HANNAH TRCAX.
Very early in life she was led to consider the sub
ject of her personal salvation and many years ago
cast i'll her lot with the MethOdstS Being naturally
of a somewhat retiring disposition, though she gen
orally avaed herself of every opportunity to confess
her faith in Christ i'll the class room experience
meeting. it with that humility of heart, which
would lead her to sit at Jesus feet
On Sabbath evening last she was impressed with
the idea that she would die before morning but to
her, death not the king of terrorS." She
wonderfully baptiSed with the spirit of God and had
the family called to her room, and also sent a mes
s1nger for her pastor. As they gathered about her,
she gave advice to each eXOrting all to live Chris
tian lives and meet her in Heaven. She earnestly
treated the unconvered that stood by her bed
side to at once seek the conversion of their souls.
She prayed for her class mates for her pastor and fer
the success of the meeting i'll progress at Bethel the
church where She had long held her membership.
Telling us that Jesus was precious. that for her to
die was gain that it was happy thing to die that she
had never anticipate sucn an hour. enc wanted all
| to know that she realized the supporting power OF
the gospel of Christ and that before her the portals of
glory were opening Her happy spirit seemed TO an.
ticpate its entrance upon the joys of the redeemed
and was ready TO cry out; home at last" thought
/ as | stood by the bedside of that dying Christian
/ where the infdel that could controvert her
perience. In that hour of triumph she was not un
mindful to give directions concerning her burial and
other matters which would be Of interest TO her family
after her departure also sending messages absent
ones, and praying for them. The last whispered
word that fell from her lips was prayer for bles
sing upon her pastor.
The chamber where the good man meets his fate
Is privileged beyond the common walks of virtuou
life
| Quite on the verge of heaven" P.
GOODHAND.-In Sudlersville, Nd. on the 18th inst
Hiram GOodhand. formerly of this town. in the 60tl
year of his age.
/ TODD-On the 18th inst, in Wilmington, Fredericl
w. Todd, formerly of Dover. in the 25th year of hi
age
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21

JUDGMENT Notes with and without Ex-
emption clause) and Bonds at TINES oifice.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21

FoREIGN.-Dissensions are reported in the
Afghan camp.-Gen. Roberts is strengthen.
ing his position around Cabul.-Eng gland
proposes to form a new frontier province in
the hhyber and Kurum valleys-Russia
proposes to withdraw her troops from the
German frontier if their presence is disagree
able to her neighbors. The celebrated
Castle of Chapultepec, in Mexico, is to be
rehtted for the reception Of Con Grant and
party.-Prince Labanof. and newly
appointed Russian ambassador to England,
had an interview with the Emperor William
at Berlin Monday, and left for LondeR in
the evening.
Giles Liniment Iodde Ammonia cures
Neuralgia, Face Ache, Rheumatism, Gout,
Frosted Feet, Chilhlains, sore Throat, Ery-
sipelas, Bruises, and Wounds Of every nature
in man or animal. The remarkable cures
this remedy has effected classes il as one of
the most important and valuable remedies
ever discovered for the cure and relief of
pain
Giles, Liniment Iodide Ammonia is a
sure cure for ague in the breast and re.
moves all swelling and hard Jumps.
A NURSING MOTHER.
Giles Pills cures Piles.
Sold by all druggists. Jas. P. Hotfecker,
agent, Smyrna. Trial bottles % cents
Send for pamphlet. DR.. GILES,
l20 West Broadway, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
FOR RENT.
FOR REM r.

Two Desirable Store Houses, now in tenure of
Thomas b. Megear. Also several Dwellings. For
terms apply to -, =, n,,,, --,,
Dec. %, 1S79.-tf
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21

Job Work neatly done at theTrmrs office
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
PURE DRUGS.
PERFUMERY.

Anna writes so ask: whats the best
thing to keep ones feet warm?" We know
Hoss.Anna - nalra Republican.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21

The brief dispatch concerning the obser-
vatIons of the total solar eclipse on the
facihe Coast last Sunday contains one point
OF intsrest-an intra-ipercurial planet was
seen. Astronomers will await with good
deal Of interest the full details Of this dis,
SS9sVery. During the previous total eclipse,
Asssrs. Watson and Swift saw one or two
such bodies, but owini. to discrepancies in
~ their accounts, their observations were
not regarded as conclusive.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
FOR RE ~ r.

Dwelling House on Delaware Street recently &C.
cupied by 81 TOlson. good stable on the premises
Apply to SUSAN a KEITH.
jan 14-f KentOn, Del.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
VICK'S
Illustrated Floral Guide.

A beautiful work of 100 Pages. One Colored Flower
Plate and 500 Illustrations with Descriptions of the
best Flowers and Vegetables with price of seeds and
how TO grow them. All for a Five Cent Stamp In
English or German.
Vicks Seeds are the best in the world Five Cents
for postage will buy the FLORAL GUIDE, telling how
to get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden. 175 Pages Six
Colored Plates and many hundred EngravingS. For
so cents in paper covers; 81 i'll elegant cloth. In
German or English.
Nicks Illustrated Monthly Magazne-32 Pages, a
ColOred Plate in every number and many fine En-
cravings. Price 81 - year; Five Copies for $500
Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cents trial copies
for p cents. Address
jan 7-lm JAMES WICK, Rochester y. Y.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21

MONTREAL HEARD FRoM.-R. L. Mosely,
To- Montreal, Canada, certified Sept. ~,
IT. az that he had suffered terribly from
sspsps'a, and was completely cured by
=. Ing 's Marner's Safe Bitters. He says:
incos, appetite is good, and now suffer no
Tn. g p1lnee fTem eating hearty meals: !"
d;sss s Differs are aisos specific for all skin
"'ssase- dec 31.3nl
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
THE
BOSWELL HEATER
is STILL OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.

All you have to do, is to show the people that IL is
to their interest to buy your goods this is done when
any one buys the
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21

ANSWER THIs.-Did you ever know any
person to be i'll, without inaction OF the
stomach, Liver or kidneys, or did you ever
snow one who was well when either was
peatructed or inactive; and did you ever
nhow or hear of any case Of the kind that
mop bItters would not cure. Ask your
neighbor this same question. Times.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
HARDW ARE!

BUILDING HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
MI BROAD AXEs, CHoPPING AXEs,
NSP& CROSS CUT SAWS, HAND SAWS,
WOOD SAWS PRUNING SAWS.
SHOVELS. FORKS, SPADES, BUTCHER KNIVES
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND FILTERS
And many other things which am selling cheap for
cash.
oct 2y6m WIN. Ii. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
GRATIS. A 60 PAGE CATALOGUE.

Containing much valuable information; also a list
of peaches with rotation in ripening, and list of
Southern or long keeping apples fruit much needed
here. Every fruit grower should this list of apples
and buy no more Of the New York or Western varie-
ties to plant here for winter apples for grown here
they are not winter apples Also japan, persmmOn.
queen of the market, raspberry with full line of
nursery stock at greatly reduced prices Also re-
ceipt for
WASH FOR TREES,
Which will drive out borerS if in the peach, apple,
ounce and ash and not onehalf the time or cost in
applying it as to remove with knife and if applied
annually there will be no borers in the trees and not
peach tree die with the yellows where thousands
die annually now. Send postal card for catalogue.
Call and stock. All orders sent by mail will re-
ceive careful attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
nov, JAM, mar, apr. Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1880-01-21
9Th Dividend.

THE FRurr GROWERS NATIONAL BANKl
SMYRNA, DEL, Jan. 13, 1880.
The Directors Of this Institution have this day de-
clared n Dividend of THREE per cent. out of the
nroHts for the last fee months, clear OF taxes and
payable on demand wins Cashier
ian 14-3t y. y. "Ai.D,, oei.
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Dropo5hls.

PROPOSALS. for Paysican's sid llc-BIgs.
L DEPUI CHARACTERISTICS bFFiCi,
IlUus,0I.st. cor r % trfcu.
NEY.Y OK March -. I-snD
SEALED PROPOSALS. H. t!pisate, VIII ~ l'rtutint
ol-r, until l. oCusH ATfi ~ lSh at Nh.,n
time place they w rc opened IN we le..ne .. hh lt'
for furnishing anddc'YrTmP at his ncph ioI th's t =
Saddle Bags veterinary BdlrrN Wal ~iuit VIVA
Their bids sample Of the article thry prjp0hr {" Ihi - AMI
state will commence and when complete tc &C.
livery.
The Government the iEt % reject any or a pro
rosas DI1fefente win b. given 10 Articles ." d"1tS pr
duclOn CundluO Of pICp and qdl!iiy being equal.
Eank proposals and iJfoTHa la regard - tho khd 0l
Saddle LAS required viii be furnished a. Application To s
OliCr. ,,...t.t.-,,
Proposals shuuld b. iudorei "pVr all 70. Phydtian8
Saddle Bags" aau aldTt 5r' tpthc undrE IFu",
l.. [. EASIUN, Colonel an 4. = ". g NJ
Depot QuIrtcrmfs''E
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EcaaL Notice..

CUPREME COURr.--City AID County OF New
- York, TIIB SEW.TORK, LANE ERIE AND Mt..Sl.
ERN RAILIUAD CDMrA>E, p!aiu'H agt. ~ No W.
MCHEN ny ant To tie 80 VI n'ie de'ntah.. 90
ar h rsby sImmIlr The cuWtlt III ill' ac'u
and 90 serve copy yOLf IGaWcr IN rpInin7 nt'"i'
within cnty 5attI the ia s nOi' t''i
svc o: the ay ~ service anlin cls' NJ g6TH Ipl
ara VAL tc .aktu o. ain. You Il, CAM! i
thc Relief denandy,I IN Tho 1a,c &e"A ora ttD
Il. $50 ......-.. .,..,.,t. a., a
SHIPMAN, BARLOW, LAHOCQrE 4 " i'FA-'I-AHp'
PlalWlu'5 .'ttorE'Eal
NO.:'J ML.uui So, .'tM l"TN IVY
NcIIenrv-THr tunu"us - '' iHHi
you by publication pursuant 10 an gd't nl ~. 4W
i'Inrs t.uc,s ~ the JuDCCG ~ tue NUpT'nr 'o 81
the state Of New-YOrk dated the ltt d1Y ~ NArch SW
with rOitpuuf tn ulhC" o. ihr Is 81 'I
CIV and County OF Work, ut the Court itoe IN the tJ
Of NrW-NOrk. -........ . -. ,,,.,. -, , ~,
piaiuuii's Attorneys,
Nfori= loWG,yNci IS Nulia!..st New lOTA my