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LIN AND SHEET IRON WARE nEpnp
NO. ., East Fourth Street,
,,,,. WILMINGTON DEL
HENRY +. PiCKELS. PRopp,.no
,fax The subscriber, thankful To- a genero,. ,,,,
ExS lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed nm
e4oon hIm for the past eight years, would IN !orn
MS lIends aud the public generally that AT The old
stand Fourth Street below Market he still keeps on
manu- Ihe largest best and cheapest stock Of goods m
his line, such as e "
COOl7ng and Parl0r Stores,
comprising some of !he best patterns in the market
lie has also on hand large assortment of Plain and
'aPaned Ilnware, Walters. Looking Glasses, Knives
ana an Orks Table and Tea SpooAs Preserving Kettles
pIalh' llnned and Emerald HOIOw-Ware I;Iass and
nrltannla Metal Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas.
ures Guhs' Shot Bags, &c. lie will sell all articles
elsewhere, '"'y 'a" oe Oough'
koOtING AND SCOUTING, and all kinds oCT;n
ana oueet IRON Ware made to order al short notice
AMI exchanged. "'ue"'' 'o'u'
The subscriber hopes by strict attention IN bus;noss
and by endeavorng to give satIsfactIon 10 receive
share of pnblIc patronage " ''''''e
fel4, '66-ly HENRY PICKEIS
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q Gents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber about the 18th
Of March last Negro Girl named Mary Louise Loaf.
man. jull JOS. REYNOLDS
June &C. 1866.
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LIME! LIME! LIME!

Stacked, STONE AND SHELL LIME. in sheds
and well protected from the weather. constantly on
hand and Will be sold al the lowest prices. by
JOHN ii. BEWLEY.
Smyrna. April 3, 1866
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$4,000 s,e1t 9EhR To1 made BY any s"s with s5
ne resident, Cashiers and Treasurers of Banks In
uorSe % lhe circular. Sent free with samples address
inc s"e american Stencil Tool Works. Springfield, Yer
auI 3m
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FOse SALE.

A complete set Of Machinery for making Brooms,
and also a machine for cleaning off seed.
For particulars apply at the late residence of
Denncy Stevenson, Sr
D7 All persons having Brooms at the shop will
please call for them AZ possible. iy25
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N . TIC e!

Notice is hereby given that my wife, Ann Vinev.
mas lett my bed and board without Just cause or pro-
vocation, aud all persons forbid harborinr or
trusting her on my account, as Will psy no dcb,s
OF her cnntracting iy2j ELIJAH whey.
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Pratt & Evans
NEW
Machine Shop & Iron Foundry.

The subscribers having associated themselves un.
der the above named firm, give notice that they have
fitted up the building on Market ST., Smyrna, Del,
opposite the Methodist Church, and placed therein
new frst-cass Engine together with the necessa.
ry Machinery, and are prepared to manufacture
and reDair ALL KINDS OF
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LIME, LIME.

The Undersigned intends keeping on hand
THE RAMBO LINE Il OYSTER-SHELL
LIME,
" men he VIII sell IN lots to suit purchasers. Per.
sons ordering Lime on Blckbird, SMYRNA or Lcip.
sic Greeks, will attend measuring their Lime. Am.
pie measure guaranteed.
Orders may be lett at the store Of Bayrnon Dea.
kyne, Smyrna, or with J. NJ SiIAIN
ly2J SMYRNA Landing Del.
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IT, STEAMBOAT LINE
axzssa1zs<@ FROM
Smyrna to PhiladeIDhia

The STEAMER SWAN will leave Romho, t,oo.
for PhiladeL every day Sundays excepled at one
o'clock, p IN, touching at intermediate Landings
0TiStages from Dover, Smyrna and Leipsic. ma Z
the Boat at Bombay hook
1T Stages for Collins Beach meet the Boat Of Dea
4
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A few pairs Of BLACK SPANISH CHICKENS
Price, two dollars pair.
JOHN ANTHONY,
y2o Im Near Smyrna.
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WANTED !!

A MALE TEACHER fot School District No. 5 in
The town OF Smyma-One that we'll qualified to teac
l. 'tin and all the branches of English to
take the school the lsi of September Good refer
ence will be required. Address
Committee WM TNAIT ;; IBLACKISToN,
Smyrna. Del, Aug /, 1866 PO Box 222.
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Agricultural Machinery.

Such Reapers, HorsepOwers, Cornshellers, Drills,
Thrcshers, Grain Fans, Sorghum Mills, Plows, &c.
Steam Engines fitted up and repaired. Also, all
kinds of Wood and Iron Turning. Scroll Work, &c.
In connection with the above they have an IRON
FOUNDRY and will manufacture castings of every
description. Especial attention will be given to the
manufacture of PLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS.
Plows and Castings always on hand at wholesale
prices.
One of the firm being experienced Foundry.
man, and the other a thoroughly practical Machin.
is they feel they give entire satisfaction To
all who may favor them with their patronnge.-myl6
JAS. ii. PRATT. J. ID. EVANS
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VALUABLE
And Beautifully Located
E< Va M& NM
Near Smyrna, DEL,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
500 ACFRES OELANn

The undersigned offer at Private Sale their two
valu<ble and Beautifully Located F,rln> in k.u,
County, Delaware, containing tupethcr lhr.it
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Arrived.

Steamship Edinburgh Br Halerow. Liverpool March n. sst
Queenstown Doth. with mdse' aud 7d5 pass John Dale
Steamship Essle Lawrence, Havana April :, :2o with
nldse. and pass. 10 spofori, filsston n Co.
Steamship Missouri Lovend savannah % hours with mse sn1
pass. Garrison Allen April TO- of Cspe Henry, passcd schr
Julie , bound Left steamship H. Livingston ashore in Savsn
nah River 9Th experienced M Lasting till mid
night OF 9Th
Steamship Herman Lvn on Baker savannah - with
pass Livingston Fox Co. Was detained IN Savannah
low tides enenced Ne
90 hours. 9Th inst. ll;20 sisna7ed steamship Gen
hence Savannah l:iOp steamship Quaker City hence
for Chson 1885 steamship rybee, 1855 steamship San Salvador
both hence for savannah
steamship Santiago Cuba Smith, Gytown (Nicl April With
pas the Central Am trens Co.
Steamship Nsgara Couch Richmond and Norfolk with mde and
pass Panoc Was detained by Fog oil sandy Hook
hours.
Steamship Haera. Parrish, Richmond and Nooh with mdse
end pass. % Livingston Fox 4 Go.
steamship HI Cl Hobart NewoeB ~ c. with mdse and
C. Goolspeed.
Bris Bessie r Cow Windsor y s. with plaster to D.
DeWolf& Co.
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM GREYTowN Ncln steamship Santiago de cubs-Mrs
and boy n T. Baltsr slater II g Blake ST. Hickey Nj:
e. s Ms@. ND Mr. Mabel sni % ssd5 lin
iadn Mr. AID Mr cSy Mr. ard Mr.; kse:ps and 'Sdsn
Me- ' Bowers l and Children Tdard Mcnnsa
tendon and infant M MORAN M; W H. Behind , G Mrs s Gee.
C. DaDo. H. Gesfd j. kasse j. Meals & cog.ws sn
Mr. A. H. Boomer Geo Amm9ns Sad g. Wood T. C %.sT'
L. Bake Newton j. +. Kelly sTsnnan G. whsLeI and
Wiber Bennett G @ Bdgs C. Wildcr infant and Bsrns.
GS9 n joIe; NJ s I'd Ma s,5s s fa, y. "a
yedder A. E.Eet Fsnnnr A. Person A. yiD, C. Z Gsss
~ :5 n. s SS9; .Pi ssi SI:;
i oa M ies ad n: c.e sna y: 6..
Mr. stuTss Mr.. Sherman ssawsr. children Mr.. K.u
safsn kias B. Nh Harris S W. fson Miss M"s6
Huth Miss E. enIit1 Miss K L. Mo9dy Me"r; T. H. BAILEY
wh Fins Jd B. R keS' QUIZ Ae ovens sen
Isry S cSy M Mss ad ts,oa . e ssiS Sas
strate Thos LARK Breckinrdse T. Brski1rdse j. TRe$
Ta ap JscoS VI Evsrhald j. Nee san
Ro A.5 asSss a':.S as;s '5
couuoI M Boise schgmscher g sowe RoGIse Ths t
Kline csEi.s0m Il White, B. w t Fssdrp Geo.
5slson john Benedict W. Eliot r. hnd.on w. Brs
States. Gray E. Lancaster b. faie J'yne, j. c,ss
pq 81 stP 8 Both 4T Se Bta Mesa L. ii
Merrick Lloyd Mrs Wyses, and
children Mr.. aud MIRA Valentine. Mr. and
Mrs Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs d. Vincent Miss F. Turner j. D.
Howe Mls. Theo Barrett Mrs and Miss Wright Master w Jonson
Howard Parne Capt b. Mn,a T. Cronin H. OHanlon A. C. te
ruson W. J. Whiting r. Someton, +. Wngey L. Decker M
Van Wker Mr. and Mr., Baker r. Thomas T. d. steeher Mr.
Newton Mr. staup'On VIM oasnsend M and Mira Taylor and s
In the steerage. a.,
FROM sAvANNAH-In Steamship Mis,our-Mr and Mrs. w.
f. Worthen Miss H. Appleton Miss f. Lord H. L. Smith Fhh.
en- c. amloh b. Field B. Clark. D. Laubsgton y Drew,
J. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs W B. Kelly f. Mcssrsne o. Sa's
Davis Miss A freeman T. Iyeon Jas Lee Mrs tse,y SON
and wife, Miss T. Smith, Miss H. Smith, htcheii
Dr. KEENAN, ia. Muller jr u s. Supervising Inspector %
Steamboats,. and "a in the Storage. ~
In Steamship HermsnTas. Gemenden Miss Kate Erase y.
Meinha.d Wenstock T. s. Lahrop Robt Lou,her Mrs l. W.
Drummer and children Mira smith H. Lahfep Ihos seSen
ngton B. En'ieiu. H. Benhe A. Ram'oa Miss RsS'9s "
Metca A. K Conding A. Finger A. Haght M lnge'soh T. lie
smith J. Ormsby H. Blake Mrs ;. Coleman and two
children and Miss v. Thompson, Mr. and As H. U Ne
and others. - -
FROM HAvANA-In Steamship Fagle-Mr Kirbsl MIR Toell
Miss karqunda Miss Morales J. kemble, ~ W. Chsa J: r.
Monead Eaton Chss Howell Il. VI. Harper Humphrey
and lady Walker E5 Walker Reduelo w. h. knsman and
lady<R Waner Mia ~ EsSan Mrs. Ferrsn, e. Fer
Couean and lady H. Button and lady C. T. Stevens r
aono NJ De Goncs aud lady children and servant Mrs j. d.
Capp MIRA Fequhar Mrs N. Torrep,e, Lig MIA H. Kline
bowler d. Gomez C. Aso wife aud servant NJ Tranio G.
Vae,te Mrs. 81 Gabrielle Mis- c. Peera Thos Lamb, MI Lar
tiski. 4. o. Crosby, Antonio Feueruo.
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Markets-CAnEyuLLr REPORTED FOR TEEN. y TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, April IL. 1866.
ASHES-The market IL dull but steady at 90 'SWs7 Tor
Pots ard $40 25Gel2 50 for Pearls.
COFFEE-We hear Of sales today worthy OF notice;
prices are steady for mos, kinds. .
COTTON-There change Of importance TO note prices
remaining about 37i Icfor Mddngs with fair bus
- lc'ng embracing go bales
P.Jr| ~ MEAL-The market for Western and State
r. ar ga pr1ces are letter the improvement
m1 es les are, 20 - s675aS7 o5 for supeIhne
y = v % q, 10 LIZ Ss' -<ESsal 81 sew ~
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......APRiL II
Cleared.

Steamship Virgo Buckley. savannah Murray Ferris Co.
Steamship Mcneks Mahman Charleston Livingston For Co.
Steamship Wahin Chichester, Wilmington, y. [.
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston, Neptune Steamship Company
Steamship Hunter Rogers, savannah, l. l.. Jones'
Steamship John Gibson Young Alexandra H. b. Cromwell Co
Brig Eureka Br) Dnsmore ST. johns ~ F. =. hitney Co
Brig Amanda Guion. Ashby. Mobile, Young Cowan.
schr Basaduee. kennard Arroyo. r., ThSyer Sargent
Schr Henry Middleton Cook Nassau, X. F. Hutchinson.
Schr s. N Smith Stetson Charleston Bentley Smith Co.
Schr Porto Rico Wentworth, Bangor II. r. Buck X Co.
schr Native American, robin Portsmouth, ~ H. w. Lewb
Co.
Schr John Hickey, Howell. Stamford. VI. Brig Co.
Sch Ades RyeTson Houshtol Vera Cruz h. Alexandra Co
sctr sarah helen, bard, st. sharks. T. u. Hnrbut CO.
Schr j. Croker, Law, Femandina, C. c. Duncan L Go.
schr Horace l. Francis, New.Hayen. VI. brggs.
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GALE Of FORFEITED RAILROAD.-The Weston

y and Atchn and the Aohson Joseph P,,,s
and now Known a. such having
according 70 the LAWS sss ,a % 20 TS ,o % Bd
Of commi,'one for The ,d Platte ooaRiry hsh9.s under
.ou entitled Act provide 70. The sale o. md
.sens an early competition Of Pscac
Platte Country the s. Louis AID Iron Mountain .nd The Care and
,psh Com they take Of buy
~ as an together with the land. thereto and again
sell the and they hereby invite o The purchase Of ;ad
Which proposal. be delivered writing .ad
following conditions provided In Section ofthe said Act
The proposals bidders, under the provisions Of tn. foregoing
section L. each state the price bid Tor The d. aud ;aS
hereby established govern the sale Of said roads by said Board
F: pe or consideration bid shall be payable tolOw,;
Oneourtn on qo,ns ns eghae' h 20 en- ' n.y. .na ~
two the bird the fourth in four ana the hh 1--we
sSs sa5a.y; provided has bid may paid 10y IN
The bonds other liabilities Of the State or bonds guar
Second The rolling stock belonging thereto shall be
kept good erycebe condition during the Poo the WORK to
completion Of t1id roads. 49, ill.,, r.. s.,,., ,..
on the sour River opposite the CITY 4 Kansas City
oweson and from savannah foe C IN two year from tho
years thereafter and tue puIea Of ai rod ha erpend e.sh
completion Aforesaid in graduation a'ony aud qpegeiuto OF
sad road The sqs Of at east Two hasa ana NY oa5ha
Shall ence the respective eompeso On eItenon Of time Of ry
maturity ast aamenti snd roded hat an annual state
Of expeidnrs each road shan BE- mgt nrdr oath by ne
Treasuer and Directors thereof aud htd vita tie SECRETARY Of
State"
Plate' Country Railroad" which has been known the
aud Acifon ana the Aiehon and y Iorh I'd ,he
Platte Country Raroais IA possession Of tho stats Of Ms
sour the sad railroad having been fore ed ~ lie state 4 M
sour BY thereof under Of eci OF
Tho General Assembly Of the state Of Mo entitled Al oct 70
eject compromise between the state and tie ehon and st.
Joseph Railroad Company aud the Weston and AieA9n Railroad
Corny and State the payment bond,
Platte Country Ha-
road and 10 sell Platte County Railroad 6c &c, approved
February 1905 possession thereof having been 50 taken with
view TO It's sale. -.
Said located IN NohWeer Missouri. In
ton from Weston Savanna htyt-O niles and sufficiently
with machinery perfect title aud immediate
session will be given 10 the purchaser
Copies Of the approved February ~ io and other informs
ton respecting property will be furnished oaton by let,
ter to JOHN r.. HUME, President, 20 CHESTER HARD.
ING Attorney Of the Board Of Commits oners 81 Louis NO.
JOHN p. HUME lBolId OF Commissioners
SAMUEL HUFFMAN, for the
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Memoranda.

TUCKERrON " j.. Arnl TO- is66-Fa,rs r,dr to die
charge the Of the Austrian ship Emprsce ESbsta" Capt
Giuseppe Tsraboccla iom trieste to New ok ashore on Long
Beach chou, miles above Old Inlet ite rsg Habor. The
caused by the eaiey wind high that boats could not wort
alongside + her N the weather favorable end NJ.
will dogb, b. haned on Tie wreckns steamer Relief nov
here. Insured at Trieste.
Schr fof NewYork from Roanoke River for Bati
sprung leak of ster and Norfolk Oth leaking 90
strokes n hour; would have 20 dlsccsrae 10
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r. Boston b, New Haven R. r. Y7,h. and Eth ave-. via

foBoston by New Haven X. X, l7th-st ana fhFave
Shore Line LIT and D. m Sunday ..............
70 Canandaigus Rochester, Buiao Salamanca Wet
by E-e Railroad. foot OF Chsmberssa. at T. 10 ms
and pm. Emgrsnt
so Creenpor, by Long Island H. H. foot OF Jamesip
r., lspbank. a. m, and q
To Manchester and Long Branch by hsfitan and Delaware
Bay r. r. via steamboat Jee Hoy from pier y, K, al
To Jackestown intermediate stations, by Morris and
Essex r. r., foot of Bsrclayst, At $3.50 a. IN by same
road for stations west Of Milburn ct s:lO .. M Mer
ristOwn q
To New-Hsven, connecting with II. X. for Hartford and
Springheld-Steamers leave Peck Slip. and IL
10 New-H Haven, by the NewHsyen E-R, 2Itbs. and Hh.
Az, s.;.....:.:.7s, III q. m l2i. 3'4S a. and
To New London and Norwich, Colt Pier No. ii
North River every Tuesday fhur.day and Saturday..
To the West, by Central Railroad OF NewJersey via Al
lenown from foot Of Liberty.st N. r., a. M, IL m
IN. Sunday q
10 Philadelphia by NewJersey railroad, foot Of Court
lsni,.st, and 10 m, IL M, and D. NJ, and ~
midnight SUNDAY
er Neyersink, foot Of Chambersst.
For Manchester Long Branch, Camden &c lRsritan and
Delaware Bay RailToCd steamer leaves flef No. ),
North River, Sundays excepted
To Wsshnzton by NewJersey r. r. foot OF Court
hndt-s-. and 10 q. a., p. NJ, aud IL midnight
To Pernon by Northern Il. r. NewJersey from Jersey .
City at 81 l2i ~ aud 500 M Monday at'....'
To New-Oresns every Saturday, Atlantic and Miss"
sipp Steamer Line
For savannah every Thursday, Murays Line, Office No.
81 aud % Souths.
For Savannah every Saturday, by Empire Line. Gsui
& Allen, No. Bowling-Gfeen .
For Savannah every Thursday, Pioneer Line, Pier NO.
For Montana and ldahO-see advertisement
further information Railroad Tins Iaoes zee
verseuents in another part OF this paper
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n. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.
Fon rnE WrEK Exp1wo ApIil y, ls6s.


EXPRESSLY for The ~ Y. TRIBUNE by Reporterl
The following the of articles in good condi
ton as sold by commission houses at wholesale shippers
receive 10 10 y cent less deducted for commissions beside
freight other charges Parties receiving produce TO se
with the request that immediate returns be made cannot
nways obtain the prices which transient buyers nave 10 pay
Our figures intended for the farmer than the mr
chant and prefer not to dsappOnt by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun set,....637 Moon Rises. Al
Sandy Hook. 6:a7 Gov. l.sDd.... 1903 Hell Gate.. SO
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Receipts Of Produce.

APPEL l2-3Gi5 bbs Flour 2i6 bbs Whisky. l6d bols
Corn Meal sacks Meal 40 sacks OIL Cake O bush
Barley pkgs Ashes AL pkgs. Beef ia bbs Pork, 10
pkgs Cut Meats 80 pkgs Lard. 3,4g7 bbs Petroleum.
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Disnster.

schr Minerva (Brl Anderson from EewYogk Norok load
Barbados night II the Sab
Pathway from NewYorN for ndno before reported pat
into philadelphia, eaky Crew OF the NJ saved.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Alhay by Hudson II. A., Depot 30thst an loths
and by Harlem X. r.. Depot 26thst and 4th-ay.. via
Hudson River, ~ 10 q. m, ~ 6, aud 10 p M Via Har
lem II and 4. Sunday train via Hudson River,
6p m City caIi run between Chambers aud 3Oth.st.
s,ai.n and CIV Hail and l6th-st station.
70 BatmoI, end Warrington, by the New.Jersey II. r.,
foot Of Court andt.s,.. and 10 m p. NJ. and 10
L.lGn,A ouIlAy
To Boston bv New London line, Pier % N. r., daily
(SW excrptrdl.
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TIE ChIcogo Journal says:
We hear Of bank failures and Of the suspension Of
ea occasionally OF aethe result generally Of wild
and reckless Yet
their significance to careful md thoughtful OBJ
servers events They appear 10 be the dull and
runbngs Of distant thunder storm that gradually ap.
proach1g and will by and by overshadow and arte
with altsrfo shock Let all business mennAy all
neDput their in order Keep your accounts snugy
mp Avoid debt and uncertain credit Rein In your seeds
speculation Economist your wisely and prudeny
Prepare for the storm that when it does you will
Ne struck down and overwhelmed by it, and even t should
- co., p .cs-~y hope II will not you will be better
<ble 10 ride ~ OF fortune than, II should come
you you'd TO itF anf Sashing pillows Of panic and
niuttpo. In He atA, IS - - men see their standing
groH d
I1,B.'a. % C. w = s!s f'Iecp"-.he failure of
Aich's Bank or kNc.-A 81 II IA cir:
Tic whole liabilities Of IL Mik OF zee 4 . -"
The private fortune Of Mr. Rich np5 10 Jay tbs
amount once IL not for the IA Il at WI
heavy his business broker la e Y uk IN
aueDcs depreciation securities upon I'd
Sad been made. Mr. Rich has been spe, VI %, 70
-A> eond6rnaIa sxlsRt ADD bs slabsIssspsp, d
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UsirEp SrirEs TRxAsuKr. IsrEREsr DKPARrxxsr.}
HEw.i DIX April 10, 1900.
SCHEDULES of (30) THIRTY or more $500
- FNE.TwEETY COUPONS. psysbe May proImo, will
received for examination neres, Department Of the United
States Treasury. H. ii. VAN DlCh,
Assistant Treasurer q. y.
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bort Uarocn's Notirc.
STATE OF Kw.YoRK.

STATS NEw-YoRx,
PoRrWARDESs oFgIcR, No. l0a Wa!stb
NOTICE is hereby gwen III accordance with SEQ
~ passed April H. 1851 entitled An Act 70 Re-
organ Office OF the Port vi New York" TO all
sons Interested having charge or the subject matter Of .us
that the follow vessels now
under Port Wsrdns the d 90
examinations will be completed within -
L...I iAuaaau
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Oyucs CoIurBIA Fms is,uRAsos CosPAsr,l
No l6I broadway, NV York. April IL Loo
ATlN ELECTION for DIRECTORS of this COM
n PANY on N. lh inst. tho foown gentlemen
elec,edfor tho ensuing yesf wa; - ... ..,.,..,
TIMOTHY %. CHURCHILL, II. ii. VAN AUkkN,
GEORGE OPDikE ELIAS q. BROWN
MOSTAONIE WARD, RICHARD s. PALMER
WILSON q. HUNT, y. r. fABBkl
FBTN SUTTON THOMAS +. WAY
DANIEL BIJTTERFIELD LLOYD H. BRITrON.
FLI.IOT COWplN CHARLES Is. CHURCHILL,
EDWIN o. TUFTS IL Boston, GEO. Y. CODINGTOS. ia,
JOHN l.. HASBROUCK, THO. H. WOOLSEf
JAMES ENGLISH, THOS. CARROLL
ISAAC h. SEYMOUR, CHARLES NJ CATLlN,
JOHN GlBNEY JOHN De RUlTEk,
JOHN ARMSTRONG, WM II. LEE
CHARES DENl5Os. GEORGE l.. kIN0SLAND,
GEORGE Is. SATTERLEE, WIN 5. OPDYKE,
Al c. SMITH DANIEL &. BLODGETT,
JAMES A. TlMPSON, ALFRED DOUGLAS,
FRANCIS LELAND. LEMUEL SMITH.
EDWARD sATTERLEE, JOHN Is. ARTHUR,
A l., SAYRE, RICHARD DOUGLAS.
Al ubsqust mseting Of the Board TIMOTHY o. CHURCH
reelected President
Churchill dscinnR to ALFRED DOUGLAS was
President JOHN b. ARTHUR Secretary.
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temporary n Eon owing to no reohe'ne' on his own
part.
The following is the amount of coal transported the
pelavn ackawanna and Western Railroad for the week
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