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ST fih AZ sShLD snXSFiREss TRAINS IEAys cHAx.
FATE $P sf' pXT IS NM s ssS
fRoYEp bRhwTNG.RooN ,SohSHEs, will. &C.
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sLEpriSs SS$SSaEsSs SsFAS T. IA.
bpffk1o s SEp III fis sh2 T IRON aSFs sE ~
10 SYf fsfsRAsr fRiis E2Avfs P Da T
ala f2is 3 3; e. e. an: and Ss NJ A. NJ and $50
for Middlctowi and way. at $50 n. esd e.. Gil
s.S cs snSf. sna 0 %sy s K S M N,
FOR NewburFh and Way. ASA. ~, $40 and $50 r NJ.
SIS r NJ Thestfe Trsn, 'ii;sO p ". esd at iii PM
1919 .h Rfis s M Tsy sS "a and pfRos sS
sh i e. pepot at 6S' iGiS A. MI I'M" 'l' T.
For iiacEensssi and Hlisd,c from Esd ct Depot a,
From Chamber, 81 Depot, "a n, Il Nj ssiS, L isis.
foS sSmGni sSE,.y s2d Wa, sop "a q. Bego..
va Nj t Gs % 3 and i5 r NJ Saturday., sp only.
Seems ss sSs %, s e ss
left AZ the Company ofces sil so aud BfosdwaY;
sS Fulton sta BROOKLYN Derots loot Of Chambers Ct,
and foot OF I'D st., New York Exchange place and
Long Dock .Depot. jersey Guy and OF the Agents at
WV WI. r. BARR, General Passenger Agent
!. ID. IsUcEER, General SUPERINTENDENT
MAr 2. 1870.
.Daiiy. tor Backensack only. tFor Permont only.
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QIopOsals.


PROPOSALS FOR s2JO,OOO DOCK Bond. OF
Tece yed at the Comptroler's One" iatil TUESDAY.
June T. 1870, at oC ock, r. NJ. when the will bs
rg9.icy onsned ,or the whole or any part OF h, ,nr
Bonds OF the City OF New Work" authorized ~ u
OF the Act, chan. SS Laws O 1870. nv resolution
q tie Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund passed Mar
Is, 1910.
Said stock will bear interest at the rate OF per cent
per annum, payable on the ns dAy OF MAY and Novrn.
ber In each year and the principal will he redeemed
the first day OF November, it0l.
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds de- rel
and the price per one hundred dollars thereof aal me
persons waose proposals are acc 'ptet VIII thrrr'Don
be required TO deposit with the Chamberlain sulIs
awarded TO them respectively, together with any pro
NUNS thereon.
On presenting TO the COMPTROLLER the receipts Of me
chamberlain for such deposits, tn pafties viii b. en-
titled 70 receive certificates for equal amounts OF ihs
par value OF the sums awarded TO them. bearing inter-
est nom the da,cs Of payment
Each proposal should be scaled, ami endorsed ''ro.
posals a. ID OK Bonds OF TIE CIV OF New iOrN nhi
enclosed In second envelope. addressed 10 die Comp
tIoller
Tie right IA reserved the part OF the Conptroer
20 reject any all OF the bids, II In his judgment s
MCHAkD u. CONNOLLY,
Comptroller
City OF New York, Department Of Finance, Comp
trOlleIs office, May a6, 1871.
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVkN that an electlon
~ viii be held at the oflce Of the New York Bridge
Company, corner OF Fulton and Front Sta In the eli
OF Brookyn on Monday, the 9th day Of June next at Il
O'Clock at noon OF that day, for Is Directors OF said
,o.w .rv,.so,, aEYHY Z. MURPHY. rrest
Dated MAY 8. 1910
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AstrolcQp.

A CAUTIOS.-Mrs. Lnwood challenges the Sort
N $4,000 reward for any one who can equA the geAt
European business and medical clArVuyant sI'lluat
list Causes s edy marriage; names, lkcue,s, numbers
MOI O WestAlsi st. between mn and 9Th avs No gems.
MADAME ECKERT-kIcelled by none 9
IA Norfolk st.. near Delaney tee - cen M genus
GYPSy .CLAIRyOYANTi -Dest m III, @2r,dii
M assists those In 1--we and tTuuhle consulted lU
business, and diseases, &c. l0 Wet 18Th st.
NIDM. WELLINGTON Buslness AM med'rL
~ ~ ciarvoysh. ,eLs ion all y"g wisn 50 AWW3si
I0th st., BET 1h av and broadway Ring basement hell
NINE. vENIOu-, OF Boston. tells past, Prr,rnt
l aud mtuIej gNns love chArms and lucky numbers
Ladies' s5c. gents SOC. u stanton 81, rear, drs loot
MADAM WISE, Clairvoyant. see her tor hoh
Nh Les. love nnairs, lucky Numbers, name, lhtn~A
No lm West Sth ST., ncAr Stu av Fee. SOC, To VI.
MADAmE yONLS fortune teller On. a. -
Al sauA. Thou pSoA e. Ladies. 49, geue, VI
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Splpplng

A NCBOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
70 and from any Railway Station In Great Britain
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hot
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
~ wi any HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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professional Garck.

-,->~,-N~--~-~~-
hH. LEWIS, Z Beach st., New York. cures all dis
- eases OF peculiar nature Without expos are,
trouble, or change Of Diet. Let those who despair OF
getting cured elsewhere, or have been pronounced
earans con.nt the Doctor Al once, ana they wll he
Hlonthed al tho speedy cures whch he makes. Con.
practice.
hk. OI.IS, n Bond ST.. has equal In New York
IL for the cure OF nervous debility all chronic and
urinary diseases lie cures thousands q tL, enfortu
failed consult the Doctor by letter In person. Send
2slsmps for his Medical Essays Hours, A. N. To SP NJ
I ADIES AFFLIt TED-In whAteyer way, can
! roly upon . safe and speedy cure ~ Dr.. kVAEAN
Chatham st CirculaS froo arak poss.
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NOTICE OF REMOyAL.-THE DELAWARE
~ 4. ID III uSON CANAL I OsiPAAY.-On and All ri
NAV 10 the business OF this Company viii be trnnsscts,
NJ It's Oihces, a broadway.
New York, May ~, 1910.
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Htotr,.

NERyOus DEBll.JTY, snd complaints Of either
o.. Physical vgor restored Dy his EliIr OF Life.
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Nusltal Snstrumtms.

A GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS, No
~ tiBroAdway, will dispose OF no Pianos. Meodennt,
and Organs OF six nr.tclAss makers. including Chick
erings NJ extremely loy prices tor cash, during this
month, or VIII tlke from q to SIS monthly until paid
The same TO let. and rent money applied II purchased
AN UPRIGHT piano 6x.octsye. rosewood price
~ u0oi . soctaye mahogany piano. $780, nicholson
plano case, t'5 al al Grand st..
WINDOw SHADES WITH PIXTUREs-
w o. " pair al ED ARD LAUkR's Iiannsctory
No. LIS Canal st.. Gear DoVerI.
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Stuiivu Mnglnsa

4 KINDS new sewing machine for sale, TO rent
N or eIchangei also bought aud repaired good SEQ
ndhAnd, very cheap monthly monts LOO Canal 81
II chine A. SIS and weeds. go. 2t West 18th st
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HIVE,
ES ZEE
Commencing Saturday, June 18th, 1870, and
continuing until August 1st.

take this method of closing
large Fall and Winter Stock Anticipating
trade
and will therefore offer
be positive
Over five hundred Ladies' sand
of
ry of STYLE kind and color Ladies' and Slippers,
Slippers for ladies'; several Cens Patent Leather Slippers with and with
Twenty Mems medium of
several cases of Mems Fine Calf Handmade Boots wam several
Mems Calf andI
Stitched
of
logms; of land
peggd; Youths of
kind
dunn andh Boots
closed Mems Wool and Fur Hats
and kinds; also, the OF
S1awI
Carpets, Trunks
be
Iamc
this method to and
stock Call early bargain
the
]. H. PRIMROSE,
mari eSteetBn Mrket Snurna Del
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Laws Of the United States.
ICOntinued from first page.l

tCOntinued from hrst paSesI
thereof may be necessary Thousand five hundred dol
-~i' oTTAWAS AND CHIPPEwAS OF MICHIGAN.
For second equal instruments in of the OF
principal three hundred and six thousand dol
be distributed CAPITA in the usual of
July eighteen hundred and hityfve ftyone thousand five
hundred dollars.
five being the balance of two hundred and
thousand dollars for the fiscal ending June thirty eigh
teen hundred and seventy hive thousand one hundred and nifty
dollars. - 49, ..e.
For second of fifteen being the third series, in
money otherwise per fourth article treaty fifteenth March,
eighteen hundred and h y T 9Ine thousand dollars
For perpetual annuity least oneh of which to be in
goods and such articles be deemed for them
hundred and dity-seyen, thirty Thousand dollars
For OF two manual labor schools during the pleasure
fourth eighteen hundred and ten thousand dollars
For purchase and steel other tor the
shops during the pleasure OF the President same treaty
five hundred dollars.
For pay backsmiths, of whom shall be gum
smith and tiusmth per treaty twelve hundred dollars
per same treaty, tour hundred ard eighty dollars. =,
For the purchase OF farming utensils and stock during th
dollars. VI '-' p'' '"'l'
For pay of farmer per treaty. hundred dollars
For Of miller the discretion OF the President per
same treaty, six hundred dollars
For pay the discretion Of the President
per same treaty Twelve hunureu uOlatSi .,-.,, --
For assist IN working the mill per same
treaty, five hundred dollars. go
For keeping repair the srist and mills same treaty
three hundred dollars
For the sixth of ten instruments
them, expended their benefit second article
treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred aud eight
For this expended during pleasure
President in furnishing such aid and assistance i'll agriculture
second article of March twelfth eighteen hundred
aud the Secretary of the Interior consie
dollars.
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Delaware Railroad Line.
9 nm Hmer Arrang em m
Onand after

MONDAY,APRIL 4th, 1870,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
excepted.
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THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Guaranty Capital 100000.
Home Ofice-"EXCHANGE BUILDING, :"
CORNER 7th and MARKET SITS,
WHINING GTON, DEL.

The Pioneer Mutual Company in adopting rates o
premiums based on American experience OF MOrtali-
ty and Interest.
Premiums LOWER than any other Mutual Company.
Purely Mutual. All the profits divided among the
Policy Holders. There are no Stockholders in this
Company.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING. Not after
two years. but after the first annual payment
ALL KINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED. Ordinary
Life, Ten Year Plan. Single Payment and install.
ment All kinds of Endowment Tables Return
Premium Table. Joint Life Table. Chlldrens En-
dOwment Table.
Premiums Payable in one Payment, in Five, Ten
Fifteen or Twenty lnsallmens, during Life. Pay
ments received Annually, Semi.Annually, OF Quar-
Ierly. All payments required in Cash.
Dividends Oh the " Contribution Plan" 1t will be
observed that the reduction Of rates is equivalent 10
a Dividend in advance of at least thirty three and
one-lhird per cent.
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with this Com
pany,-ior full explanation send for the COmpanY's
publications.
Table of Rates,
Books and any information required, promptly fur;
nished on application 10 the Home Office or any OF
| he COmpany's Agents.
! JOHN P. .McLEAR, President.
| GEO, w. STONE, Vice President
M. M. CHILD, Secretary
| d. w. MAULL, W. ID. Medical Examiner.
| B. NIELDS, Counsel and Aetuary.
TRUSTEES.-John P. McLear, VIM Bush, George
| w. Bush, John Rice, William G. Gibbons. job II
| Jackson, Henry F. Pickles, Clement b. Smyth Thos
| D. Webb, VIM. CaHby, VIM. ii. Swift, VIM. 5. Hiles
Edw Bring nghurst. Jr. Saml. Bancroft Jr james Nor
row, J. H. Adams, Lewis P. Bush, Nj D. II. b. Seldel
| James Bradford
DIRECTORS.
John P. McLear, William Candy, ThOs. D. Webb
William Bush, William G. Gibbons. George w. Bush
VIM. 5. HiIes. Geo w Stone, VIM. H. Swift Edward
Bringhurst. Jr Samuel Bancroft, Jr, John V. Rice
| seDt22 v
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SOTTH.
NORTH.

Also FREIGHT TRAIN with Psssenger Car ATTACHED Will
leave Wilmington about 400 A. NJ New Castle 44o ddlet9wh
69O Clayton 100 Dover $50 Camden 9i5 FELTON, gO and oe
ngon about 3Oj r. NJ FELTON, $40, Camden 45j Dover J35
MORTON 600 Clayton, MddeOwn 500 New Castle l9OO
and be due Wilmington about 1880 T. NJ Subject TO delays
incident to Freight Business.
This will stop take Passengers only at Stations
named but will set down at any stopping place. eA
Corner. State Road, Del Junction and Dupont
Castle rralus-LeaVe New Castle for Wilmington and
Philadelphia at 7AO, A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia NJ and Wilmington lilo, p NJ, for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AddItonal to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton il40 A. NJ and 500 p NJ Leave
Clayton Smyrna, $40 A. NJ and 200 p NJ to make cOnnec
tion with Dover, and Stations South.
+. q. SEWALI Supt. Del. r. X.
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0cr PILES OF HEMORRHOIDAL TUMORS. IN
fERNAL and EXTERNAL, BLIND, BLEEDING
and ITCHING, positively, perfectly and permanent
ly CUKED, without pam, danger. instruments
caustlcs, by
W. A, McCANDLESS, NJ. d.,
No. 1926 SPRING GARDEN ST, PHILA.. Pa.
Who can refer you over EleUen hundred Of the best
citizens of PmludeIphIa who have been cured. a
Prachce OF ELEVEN YEARS us a SPECIALITY ~ this
DISEASE Without failure, WARRANTS CURE in al
cases. feh23 lv
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MARYLAND g. Delaware X. II.


By the above arrangement close connections will be made
both and passengers will arrive early both in New
and Baltimore and will be able visit Philadelphia and Ba
more, day.
All FreghS must at various Stations (3W
thirty before starting otherwise they will
| over twenty four hours.
fell6 j. L. .CAIDW ELI. Superute eudent
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Father Moody and the Turkey.

An exchange is indebted to a Pittsburg cor
respondent for the following capital anecdote
Of Father Moody, who was born at Newbury,
in 1915, graduated at Harvard College in 1898,
settled in York, Maine, in 700 and died at
seventy two years of age, in lS48:
Come, Charles, my son, said Deacon
Allsworth, take one of these turkeys, and
carry it up to minister Moody for Thanksgiv-
ing "No, father, don't do that again, |
tell you !" "What do | hear now, Charles
These ive-and twenty years | have sent the
and Tom, and Jerry, and you, without ever re
fusing before. What's the matter now p
"Why, father, he never thanks me for bring
ing it to him. Besides, he took me to task, a
while ago, because [ started out of meeting
too soon. Well, son, you know it is the
custom for the minister to so out before any
of the congregation starts; this is done rs a
mark of respect Respect or not, he's
nothing but man and as for creeping fol
him, | won't do it. Well, let it pass, and
carry him the turkey, and if he don't thank
fowl, and in a short time was at the minister
house. The minister was surrounded by {
number of his friends who come to spenC
Thanksgiving with him. The lad entered
without knocking, and bringing the turke,
from his shoulder heavily upon the table, said
:" Mr.. Moody, there's a tur rkey for you. l
you want it, you may have it; if you don't
I'll carry it back again. Il shall be yer!
glad of it" said the minister, g bnt thinI
you might learn little manners, Charles. Can
you do an errand better? How would yol
like to have me do it2" asked Charles.
"Sit down in my chair" said the clergy
man, land | will show you how" Charlie
took the chair, while the divine took the tur
kew and left the room He soon returned
took off his hnt, made a very low bow anC
said "Mr. Moody, here is turkey which
my father sends to you and wishes you to &C
cept as present" Charles rose from his seat
took tho iowl, ard said to the minister:
is very fine one, and l feel grateful to you
father for it. In this and many other instan
ces he has contributed to my happiness. l
you will just carry it into tho kitchen and re
turn again, will send for Mrs. Moody to Civ
you halt dollar" The good old clergyma
walked out of the room his friends laughe
at the joke, and made up purse for the lad
who ever afterward received a reward for hi
, services
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POefrV.
JAMES ON THE STORMY SEA.

Ere the twilight bat was Hitting,
In the sunset, at her knitting
Sang a lonely maiden. sitting
Underneath her threshold tree;
AMI as daylight died before us,
And the vesper star shone Ger us.
Fitfu rose her tender chorus
"Jamie'S on the stormy ses -
Warmly shone tho sunsrt glowing;
Sweetlv breathed the young aowers blowing;
Earth with beauty OvcrHnwing
Seemed tIe home Of love to he,
As those apgei-t0ncs ascending.
With the scene and season blending,
Ever had the same low ending
Jsmies on the stormy sea ."
CurFew bells, remotely ringing,
Mingled with that sweet voice singing,
And tn" last red ray seemed clingIng
Lingcrnxy to tower and tree
Nearer rs came, and nearer.
Finer rose the notes, and clearer;
Oh twas heaven itself to hear her -
"Jamies on thr stormy sea. -
Blow, yr West winds blandly hover
Ger the bArlue that hears my loyer
Gently blow and boar him over
To his own dear home and me
For, when night winds bend the willew.
Sleep rOrsakes my lonely pillow.
Thinking of the lOa'nnE biiiow; =
"Jdmir'S on the stormy seal
How could but list. bat hngcr,
To the song, and the singer.
Sweetiy wOUng heaven tn bring her
Jamie from the stormy sea
And while yet her lips did name me,
Forth Spraug my heart o'ercane mo
"Greye more. sweet I am Jamie,
Home returned to owe and thee -
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pray, many in the congregation put them
selves in the most comfortable attitude posi-
bic, for they knew they are to have long
heat. May the Lord help us to feel our need
then we will pray, and not make long speeches
to the Lord and 10 the people.
r. V. LAWRENCE.
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A man stopped at hotel at Pixies Peak,
and on settling his bill the landlord charged
him 81 day for fve days. Didn't you
make mistaken" said the guest mo"
said the landlord. "You did, retorted the
wiry looking fellow; "you thought you got
all the money had, but you are mistaken /
have whole purse full ia another pocket.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
Two LAWYERS, when knotty case was DER,

Two lawyers, when knotty case was DER,
Shock hands, and were as friendly as before;
"Zounds' said the client, Il would fain
know how
You can be friends, who were such foes just
now?"
"Thou fooll said enc, "we lawyers, though
so keen,
Like shears, e'er cut ourselves, but what's
between"
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A rogue lately gave a waiter at well-known
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this time ?" and promptly departed
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Thompson is net going to do anything more
in conundrums. He recently asked bis wife
the difference between bis head and hogs
head, and she said there was none He says
that is not the right answer.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
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A gentleman having pony that started and
broke his wifa's neck, nsighbor told him
that he wished to purchase it for his wife to
ride upon. me-" says the other, ~ will
not sell the little fellow, because intend to
marry again."
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Ma" said Fred, Il should rather be
wild turkey, and live my life out on the prairies,
than be tame turkey and be killed every
year"
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Smyrna times., 1870-12-28

"Will you have a Daily Sun?" said news
boy to old Mrs. Partington "Wll you have
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from homer No, indeed, guess won't have
daily sun My poor, dear old man used to
complain awfully when l presented him
you little upstart impl' And the old lady
called for the turkey tail fan to keep her from
sWooning.
Smyrna times., 1870-12-28
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Smyrna times., 1870-12-28

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