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CITY GOvERNn,


~ assistant AIS4ss
OFFICIAL .rHIAIkD stssION
TIC gnaya TUESDAY, Jan. q k.
SAnt 10 Adjournment '"lOef, No nc { l,tek p. ~.
PreseDt-Tbe Chairman f...t. - Hal, puf-
Assistant Aideroose r ana The 70 owing Christian
hObBsOu Heal, ~ FOI'y, HfdcOm OF. y ~ ere:
sthckBey Cosfeiio W. waLg' hraus COddin.1.' Calvin
~-ss4Jn, Cuu,.b. "IIut, COHnOT, Liftlcfe r. HtaH
AAstnt Ala y.,,' 'SsH@ld and HaI2 = ''eis. s.
Vie AInutes or ,h.. man . 5tacOm called To- n.
'ne previous meeting. resdng Of
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North Atlantic Express Co.,

~ BkOADNAl.
hesrucss. JAY IOOkt d Co J. 4 ". SEiIGMAS 90 Gil
EAD A. SMITH Co. Bsnlsrs Nrs.lera J. ElAAh TiON>ON
President P-na.,Nsnst C-Rrsl Y Z. e.. iLlacphi.
AGENTS - RLL rHE ClTIkS or KrHopk
MONEY be- ds Icwrlr, frghi. >sHp tsoaal kfs,f A. e
ssrsJ A d.ststcu. u. JONES Mage.
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SHIPPLEG LNTELLycTyc,
PDRJ OI NEW ON

PpRT oE NV OH ..........
fIEARFD
fteniniL LsO lesru0T s~E ma. T. A. Il IT,.
hpEusl James Anger. LOtElSs. tLar..a t." o.
a Co "sLr H. MOI.
~ I"'HIon SLsHAlpCa ~ "@-"ShS
etSH'np H'Irb.. b'ane. beaOp. ~. , Iao.t
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
= --' ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENTING MY -, Ill

't1iAiN'i-'N 1A-4
pa..ruy-, station in N-syo-. corner OF Tre- sy4 aaa
l'-t'ayt. Eu,rau,. on Twenty se'eii-s"
TRAINS LEAVE SgwLoRS .....-.
To- Vi o- ,ra.o1 ae southport. and wespo-. 5'i
F. scal yar,aI. T. ja1) 10 10; a5 Erj, 1z 49,
SO ur ~ S:1 a7a d 90 p no s.go ,,Irl,, m
For stlml1r T. ok o. 0 We, 10 lES.l &t of 30
For ,reh a-d ntamelilts station, ilo H. & h"
- sscs, MI rain a5,. Tr-rs-eu,' N.sY'r. a. ,' n Ter
Boston via 10Th sP'n'eeSo,y Ne TRAINS.
For Boston va Sp1ns9ell Z Fl ' ! 1p a.
o. o. sa. ND g. 4, d g Is.' l. ''' Ill., u,,.
Po n" s a Providence F. Ela ' y r Ms
For shore Railway at H. 20 Nor"''h aud '''
10 Ne, LH'ST an, sni Noa,ai oa m 20 North
'I F ,o9 New oi I, NJ dtouu wrr-ns RAILROAD ' La'
D. For r. i ii5aioa.. Rsra saa p. -, ,.,,
For I,ar5-rp and Sorv,I Bfoaa -I' and ' 70 "'
a % s or either lo pr,rn2.,a or l..'"e " ''s'
a. H. and d p I n-, tickets reached o''7 Tbs 'i
, poi Of t NrsYeA ADD Nev l. * o- .,aa
=, - aud F"'.'y also 49, Ba.sde"y al So c,a Boo a.,
y rav No suitable have 'aef OA-ss ,oIr
, from r,>il,uc- 70 aeslna' oa. ~
NETWORK CENTRAL AND 1T D9o On
y REr gSiEroAu ,onaep'ag aoeoa. Nov. ~ ra a,.L
= 'oui rraa VII nom Nes Depot Fodh-''- SUD '"'''
G"' No. aod Moar ESre.' With '''''''" cars
,o , I ,a,.,, rn-e.s " IL Dsir.-eoH ears to Ba'a!S
,c.. s"a S S,15.,r ' .aS Western Express.
3.pp n. sl-riai ., EIprs' OF A. IT,, a y York q. \,
..ta D. ~ Nonu-a Ltp,sss $50 III, Ph-7~'' 4'" w. ' WV
o nan F,rr,, WITH ,i,epngca ior W4sroWa o,T-so ana
''"Ia"'t" ,p,.,. rl Strpucesn bocIe'r bheIio
s''V l. n -. p,I, Cu,.ego ho'h L. " e.
r. ros A.. ~ Lous VIA Io'el" cave OF 'uA--'' a.
,,,e p H.. With seepine.,ar, nf rry .ul Nbiis.
AZ oa "a rom ihri, o. e. prst h-r~ao'-
40"''i' Sp'"' I. ii. kENDRICK Gen~ss P''srue" As. E
New Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ DKSBROSSE>-rr ssd from foot o. toRILANDI-Sl--oF
FST PliILADELPhlA. al $50 and 30 a. H. i-JV T'' D. ~
night b. h.t y ~. Fh.laieipnA
-. c.,udru a. D.. For BAL rIMORk and NAHlilNH
nd THE WEST Baltimore b. l-''0 am '-i j. IT,
t-b- SOUTH s.J8 Ia s:20s D. Silver Paac'
without For me
WEST via Pennsyvania Railroads.&c. . ami u'- t-s
silver Palace $3.50 aDi through oh
New York 10 Pittsburgh Chicago Louisville without cane silver
buEh CtGenna. Louisville Louis without change irf
Palace cars attached the $40 aud inOugt ION Ne"
YorN For Waynr Chicago without chsase Tickets Tor sac loot
Of Dssbrose.sL, foot q Cortsndtst and y' B'eaaSsH
RANKIN Gen. Pas Ast j. ". JACKSON CsHlS"rt
SOUTH SIDE II. Il. OF l.. /.
Winter Arrangements. commencing Oc. ., 49, ion H'' AL
Grind st. Perres. kew-f0
Mail for PAtehogue, by stage for b''' snh Pr TIT
l0eo Accommodation q BsbylSl.
5.So q "a Rrp. Paiehogue b. stage Bh'pou 'ni Faea
40 N Accommodation P through Pieaogue on ssad'Ia
SO D M. Bahylos Accommodation
4 % D M. Accommodation Tor Msrnck -.
and md BIO tFtint -O1n'.i a.
Vale, stT,sn for ROsisnU aBd Hampstead
e. ". D0UGLAs sspsrirtsnae-L
- Tine Tsles
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A,s,a,+ Alderman Hcay moved that the readlnE OF
the minutes of the previous meeting o. Hlspescuu
The Chairman putsa , roti Hp''''''
would gle ecided tue Affirmative by the following
vote: Az, Assistant Aldermen Foley stacom
OTricn Calvin K,9i ~ 1 Ii ~ Inv
uSn,ld, DCil' assistant Aldermen Hart Coddinston'
NeIau' JS,--sncy. wade, Conuor, Gcs, smonson,
SSbeirinan announced that the reading Of the
,irts nj tine previous ne,5"s WU . no usltL,y'
with. and lG Tnr resolutions. by Assistant Alderman
ton Of thc g nj the time OF the adjournment OF the
Board ycs'TT9s Charles c Pnckney he and hereby
, lI,Scsidnt Of the Board 81 Assistant Aldermen
for c year RAJ Adam Enccl he and is hereby chosen
Arms 20 the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
for the year mai Daniel Crcrin be and hereby is chosen
crper the Board OF Assistant Aldermen for the
year ST. Alderman sacom moved that the following
Ag,l5 be substituted for the foregoing resolutions
resG..9, i me- same De adopted:
and lia That Otis T. Han be and he ia hereby elected
Be,er Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen. FOR the
aT l' Chairman put the question whether the Board
me me S rec with said motion.
Which was decided in the affirmative by The following
yOIes .,o,tvc Assistant Aldermen Foley. staccm.
inn calvin. Robinson. Healy, Costello, Lttetield,
C,nisiy Nc Donald, and HALL.
slt.ye-Assis'out Aldermen Hartt' hraus, Coddng-
tom str4ck. PIucucy, wade. Conhor' Ges' Simonson,
ana (rd tIc Chairman announced that OTIS r. Hail was
,eu President of the Board of Assistant Aldermen Tor
Tl, Chairman then appointed
Assistant Alderman Stacom ana
As,,s;ant A Az, Pra1 ar secie 20 the chair
nh. Prasdeutelect Welcomed TO me chair by the
Clairu4 Iwlo therouponrttlru ana o." t'n- the cA~Ii'
ADDRESS OF TIm PRESIDENT.
am truly thankful, gent eIen Tor me hRh token OK
lus for the ensuing term. II VIII be my pur
nose 80 guide those deliberations as To serve pracu
cay and faithfully the cause OF reform ASK aud eN-
uecf 10 receive from you, 10 this end y0ur hearty CO.
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New- Jersen RfaI GsIate for Sale.

RETTER THAN. PAYING RENT.-S1 900
A. down and 100 monthly naH viii buy charming Suburban
COTTAGE RESIDENCE combining best features Of city and country
life Accessible al hours and BY unrvaed travel Go trains
daily a. inmates from Lbcyst TIP tickets q cents Communication
600 Pa7sments markets schools churches police ke con
verienL commooa y large
lo sh Lawn garden fruit vines. sc satef 10 most promising p'
Elizabeth Cvi 23oo Inhabitants Por area!ars and y'
inquire Al a. leeui Elizabeth (CeEt'l z KI Depot
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nLNlNLRt AIn...

.,,.. -. ....-.. Cls Aos, ~. c.o,
Hook. ~ Cove island -
+t'r WsrrA IHis D.,-. ~" 'ar ferfr &-s
haEGT hoUt..... 10! Cove hisua s..s =, j.
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DEFAEIUEE or FonLIGA M4ILx

WEDNESDAY IAy. TO-
I'N i"f fnr1pe yueeugxu irr~f..
"s ~ t'-" D. Nsu, NJ a
nv - e"eet ~ i..Us
/ IA ""s ..H 'h''d Ma II aH bt l, H.
aouhe postage ~ 81 Supen~nidrf hais me-: be- prepaid With
I Hs.s Tor N,.... \ THURSDAY is. D..
"iip,"s. Zoe. 81 80 a. '@N4 '1' '' "e Ihae pc HeAE
ltih 'f Europe ~
'g eo,- a. nou'i therbnars and iiaobao
Of Thndri Ho...a %" s SupLlem. HiaIy MAI 81 ooI
No Prs. an CT 1911 = closed ai 800 o. r. - $500
IAN - 80 ,''H' hal . ssu bt AZ ,..
s,st,. ..t,. l'''e1 "a Suuplep. ..,i. ., H. $780,. -.
Nal, .,f Lsts,. N FtIbAl. JAW 10
" ~ Steamship tIrn.a air, .I.s.
Mi. L,r t,,. iVEDAl Jt, Ia ~ . p "-
IN. g. '''"'"' Ma & Ptusaar ..--I mail If
eos. s u r. H. CEN. ~ va Errmru rtr ,,e.n,ba wts5
M-H h' ii-H'r 80 brsj .uG lias,, ltr.'' 'l'- me
. ~ Il" ir"i Ff"uci NAL fb ''f " "-tf 600 close
"' -n' 'T sic brie natulayf.
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6ieamboais ano Railroads.

Sieamboa,s ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
.g For E Boston Nwsr ss GI2''e j9.ss, syr Law
s ate D ON no n, and saneb steamers
CITY oF IawaEsccEI1 1pa ov vyvrovnov
r 81 o Sd i'h S5 f o s S7Ss s ' %s, o'clock H. %
or London and Norwich here connecting "s Express tn'
ter and Boston Hartford and Bic Ra roads
sd nl 1e q' '''' 'ad rates Of freight ,p sa 4 Ss % Ar,
Nc S.. 'iofi Oct a. 1889 J. T. '''O''- IT, '-'--
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PEOvIpESCE, BOSTON. Ws0RcEsTEE,
Cain fare 10 bOsIOS. - ~ To Providence, -
Fet At as Connect at Provsnee pi.h Prov
Prov r. RS y Eag ees an toms
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY.-
meets At Sonr0e wish south Bn9ea Railroad At Hampton Saaeaol
yta He icHE9 aa sa'qahanna Division ami a. Ei Win s
Fo'rsb and Ire vs.. Without change o. ears caa Penn
' ALLESI35E LEE ISL 70 70 TIE y VEST
&c mPor Flerl-tan Eion Bc,lie,on Li5h A'a e5la1
roeI T"ros Ws'e- Re- gv. Re ~
Eaou Coaaects junction with Del, Lack and West
9s @wr'rr5s gsp,'- day le1r, suni Or Ei0g A-9
SSlni wii.ssTs Ser,as wsm.sor s1e te at Eisop 9Th
IGlo AVA Tram for soaaerv De. "a.
II" m-F9f Femln.toE. Bis.1n Allentown hiEe9 'in
Mlanoy Civ laze1 vses'arre Reading Columbia L1-c-'ef
25 n-For Son. Connects Pbr-'burr With Ies5h e.!
Sas4 DYSON for h. Allentown via aad Sillor aAl a.
E,s.aa Le-h VALLEY AlctoEn and C4'a-qaa a.
tP ,.ca. ,ea'. and Maueh cuai. Connects at juno
go p m-Por some,vI.e and Feui1soa-
SO p. m-For Pl..aseil
s Bea5s iS sr.Sdts , f5at. Cso ,ai csaa4
ep Nor soaern4e
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nFcIsInN-.-LAN. 9.

eralosy vrt s.-.eA saei'ss 20 81 T7 J-.-c s-+i,
Koarlea o.' " . tg.' No.. 1870 .-- ,-s...l .5 te
lao O.. -.,. -- f... -... - ~. 90 ~ ,---ts Up
r...... -.. D..-- b. .-.. -.... t--
r. .---. Tf. P..-c e- lt. Peter r..F - Dove
49,. ..-.rr..-r ..t Granted. The sane co. Casey
---t "" -...4.'-. r--.. -,-..- --.-ts5
"f '--r' t,--,...-
.-uYC I1r fJlrt--NUe74t IeTp-DN Judge iti '".i'-
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5--a ..-.. -r. a.t - l.-' s' t''~-
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-- ''.'. ~ -" -1' Do - -, r- r---
J'ta---N.rn'1I lGrI.--LIt ...---
f,-I.. ----. tsr r.l7tar Na.1r ---
rfulr-r >lA-I-r sane bcAl4-- Or at . --'-- 'D'
-llf 4 u.l,-e4
,.l-r.- ~tfrS- tu--r-.. rtr.
,-s.r.- U ..a...-rt rI-- .-f-.s. . f7 o. u-.-'.
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O.. .... .-- r.# ...a. t.......- ~.. .. r b.. 81.
IS. ..-.. .l........
t4 rs...I h .,s.- ne ., ..--.r
a. li. F.-. III .---. AZ g.. I.r.-.. NJ. . ......-
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o.
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lF.-- - .C 'iAi' l' @'
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--9 ...-....s.-. .-t ....e.
1-l .- e-- --+ T-e Nrrr -.4 r.e-c T.- N..-..a.
A.r...u -.-. .-. GO. >.ri. In.. Co.
l-2....-- .r..-.l- E.. Ban. lf7l. o.. .s. ..-....
- psi '~.'-- '-- ~ -
i''..lss ,-- -- " Pill --- ,,-a-
L., ...r.. ....e ,....r c.. I....E--.. 81 E....
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NATIONAL LINE

NATIONAL lime
SrRAM 10 LIVERPOOL MD t'i EtNSIUNN
ZOO. Pc. Nc. g.. Hois .iv-
FpE QVEESStONA AID L!hRkPVoi.
tGlPl. Grogs..... .....SNft .pAl J.h. Dol.
EhlA. l.. flRpAi. ia ~ rl i.
Pr-pa. ,A~t. l' ~tpv~ Ou,rns
Lonasn 0i4Sso~, i.ouU,
Tor iHrihr HlP tonPanys OEr Ne - hTss,
D. =. HURST hAbs~.t
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gogsE and cARRIAGE MAn6EE
INV YORK, Tue day Jan.

NEw-YoRK, Tue day. Jan. = Do
Business in the Bulls Head market was
.s ,,r than 10 has becr for scf1" tine 'is'
-Four pair light driving horses were znt ''r '' 10
80. ,,.r,c N from 500 70 600 Tcr raa -o, 'rai
sinlo road horses sold 20 city ~y" @, f'n POP '''
nor head. also q few worf l2r1.' '. ..,.,.aee
IEe De- u., ~ ~. 80 ,fs.r. J0i,ls..i 50 Va. 1.e.. as
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

Vlin hf1l V5idte Tor Bale
A NEAR BROADWAY JUNCTION with
a. Seycnthsv -oni ST very dessbs iogItory hg
stoo modern, rescod complete brown DIV ELLhG StK5
lot 100 hc pnce AM terms reasonable possession - .
v x. STEVENSON SON II Pnesf
A -116TH-ST. 900 feet widc) three LOTS
"A. Nnthay Overlooking Morning SIDE PARK for SALE
bargain. Nm SINCLAIR IT, Co. Plne-sL
DOR SALE or to LET-A first class 5-story
l. English basement brown-one HOUSE situated TEentTnH
Ct between Broadway ald Fihhave. Pal particulars from
U997) HOMER MORGAN Pnes.
FOR SALE, at a Bargain, or would LEASE
The broFustone HOUSE Z5i Lot 100 south SIDE Of
Forty sIthst 200 feet east Of FfE possession at once
EDDY Co.. No Pars place
Tor SALE-Fifth-ave., above FOrty-second-
4 hrornstone feoed handsomely furnished
Easy Fo fall particular inquire Of THOMAS G. PINCKAEi,
No % Nassaa-st y. Y
FOR SALE, CHEAP In the Eighth Ward
STORE and TENEMENT PROPERTY yieilg large Income
Apply 10 the owner l89 Bro1dvat
T'O BUILDERS.-FOR SALE-Two lots on
Frankiort near Cola RULASD WHITING, Bc"kmau-st
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I,'OR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QrrFYsTOvY

CtR.llNC IiE o. s. MAILS
THV LIVERPOOL AND CHEAT wESTTBS STfAN Cov"tVT
v- r.cb of ,rr irtc's NI aoFer IN .r-c- ss.r'a2s
IRON PEE so. so, =. r., EVERY WlDNEsiA1.
+ a. follow.
IDAHO Can't Jas PIrrr......... 3irr1-- 20 ..' Dol.
COLORADO Capt 2 p Fnegx ,v..J.1ll-. .- e.. 's r
! WISCONSIN, Cl.t. r. ~. fazrt,s. .J.7r'r ~ a...r-
NEVADA Car. Foksrrs........... IN .1'-T 81, a.. ..t
WYOMING Cert WI fsl-1--- =. ' .
MINNESOTA. ClYt February a. 3D.. i.ea
CABIN PASSAGE. 80. gold
! S,euke passage .Oec. NO. 20 7-,-l-lr. e.. er-r.r
For freight or caan gs..sg- ,r-lv'o
WILLIAMS G~roy Sa.w'.o
INMAN line For QUEENSTOWN anf
l TWERPOOL-Rova Ma Steamers a ,s . 80 o. ''A'-
GIN 0 0P t,SSSP stt 5lg t.u.
CITY OF BRooELtN....-........sa y d. 4 b .a, .
,Sl each s ,uecs,ar iY nd THURSDAY o" r'' No -
S''I iS'e' RATES os PASSAGE.
FIRST s S.FS ~ o.-- 81 srEga1cr...
To- Lani"n ......'....'
Ps..eas,r, also .o ,l--l h.'rr n'a 'sr- '.ra-' 3D.
D Te.si. az 'i 3. sorsl, ros - a' e
''' '''-'' ok {. D:lE iryui. 40 a. lo..''a. ~ y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR souru,STro2 ,iyp naz'uy .......
JAP - "a D. r. oa Brenya rhirt no-n
S S,s5,, BREMEN Capt W. w1e-roI 'irl nr'r f e
/ RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON uAy-E AEb 6EthE':
P.iABLA ~ soLo. OK i's f'.''''E'f N '''.>.
Fr>t abn ~
SeronI
ls S't ,sas., or ,4...s aY O. ofIlas a. s
Bow. u~--rrn
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANZ
sTEAMSHIps BsfWIhS NEwI6aS iSo Lawn c'LlISG
r splendid ,r,.,s on .,ue
iromP irr No ~ Nor.l Ryet - io!o"s
WASHINGTON. k'ueau. SAT- Rl"l 'aH -
NILT& Dh PARIS .....>A TT iDAi j-H 70
PEREIRF DsDir Sal kDA. .sr t
81 LAURkSJ ....... i-'s trl Eu'l lr..H
70 BRE>1 o. htYEf.
FPS -rnf Cabs -.
EsCIRsION TICKETS a. rEpCC'D RArrs
Thesr ,tesmers 10 mote d
b. al M lbs inr. sd both by ha-h-b aat's
n t'afrs beside to
snd sIpcnss. GhO MACEENHk. Agent No 81 tfoAevs
WHITE STAR LINE.
w SEw YORK. COfE. 40 LIVERPOOL.
NEW $50 FtLLPOWERtD STEAMSHIPS
TF ny LARGEST IN "a GELD
OCEANIC BtLrC &J..t'fr
RrPrBrIC CELTIC ATLANTIC.
t..'" tap' sGrea--syn b. D. ss~a
Ssru. co. NArt 80 -lt ~ ~
DAYS. ard turt iie-'rr tl-
AtiANTlC SATURDAY. Jtu. 20. a. .TI O.
White fst Dok Pavous F"rr J~r- g.
Ta,nlri lOr al ras~ 1lrsa-.i.
sAFfIY, SIZED. A>D CUaiOst
ssipors. aHH uu-HIfrs ufsr
es,i notion L. Nrgcols s'UsrJs. trrvmsev
e.
EAriS-.7o,r ~, g,a Sie--a- - ra---rc, Tto-e
fo eau "ifa
pr ps 10 y 2.
pa,spg-r. roa pats Of AmrfoA Pa Lssutg
Nor~ a', s-e--r luis. Ao- rshs CONE. t'
Es,i.ror tickets granted %.
Dr'i.s Ju d upFH''.
ior g.p-ron raa, '' o,hr a'nsor ,gry. - -, '"sr'
oi~rs ~. % Bt"sd~ay. A-a-i orE 10 ,. >P@FkN asTn.
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Passeug.r station Nsy-io-t o TFe"f syel--s al
I,-.tl-ayt Eu,au,. on Twenty sevel.ls1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
pRocEED,.cs or covar.
TnuRsDAr. Nay ia 1872

Tho Court opened this morning ct the usaAi
hour, aud pursuant to the adjournment OF y"
Monday.
% f'r piaint,fi Tor costa. IA Nos 90, %. sb. lo7.
l23. l25. l47. Noe. 9S, lO4 aud lo6 were cont,n-
ued on legal grounis In Noa- 81. ll6, l26 tudE.
nent on usual terms Judgosnt for PHanpn
amount ascertained by counsel in Nos los. 10.
Ill. lz2, l27. Continued BY consent. Nss. %. w,
G3. CO. CT, 69 so. 81. 49, 80, 81. lo6.
1877.
In No Edwin r. Cochran VI. John A. Hur-
lock- action Of Covenant" Mr.. Higgins for
the defendant, made personal explanation TO tne
court Of tho action Of his client. and asked that.
~ the premises, and from the unusual course pur-
pe,i by Mr. Hurlock, he he allowed TO confess
Judgment for $1,000. and withdraw from the case.
'rhe Court. however. agreed to let the wh"e
The trst case called for trial was No. 4o.--
Trucks l. Parker Va. VIM. P. Law. Acton OIL
the case for damages which plaintiff Alleged they
lad sustaiSsd bl ths breekIng. by tae DESCENDANT
which he was employed to haul and deliver t.
theM at their kaoiih Works. in Mill CfeeG ~
" this county. fts LEfy#tEi s.s,
1t appeared that the defendant was . wagoncr
and had been employed b. plaintiffs to haul n q,
works: that after haai,ng ono section u the ny
wheel and in unloading it. it was broken u
appeared that the PLAINTIFF men had the super
vision of unloading said machinery, and IN follow
ing their orders in 10 doing, the injury occurred
Damages were laid At 500 @-gA =
After the arguments Of counsel tho case wa
submitted to the jury without charge fiom tn
court who returned q vertiict Tor the dessaeans.-
Patterson for plaintiffs, sad Whitley for Ssfend
ants
In case No. IS, WIN. r. Law W. Trucks y Par
ker, same counsel. Judgment for plaintiff 10
s3i2a t3 8t4ti AEa 8
rrespass q. Of. This was an action for trespa'
committed by defendant's hogs by trsmping dow
aud destroying plaintiffs wheat. John H. Rod
ney for plaintiff, and q. Gray. Esq ordsfss4an
Pending the trial Of this cause the court at
iourned until 10 o'clock Friday morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
Hsw We UseA 20 be Phys,ckea

new We USeO 70 Ne fWyS1ckeO.
Who does net remember the time when spring
pnrvation was considered indispensable to summer
health No matter for wry faces. the inevitable
salts aad seaus rhubara. or calome and jalap must
be sdministsrsd. These ''spring medic the
youngsters told wefs to keep them hale and
hearty during the summer. We all know now that
this falacy; that new visor. not depletion. is
what Is required at the mmencsmsnt of the sum-
msr soiatice. As preparation for the onersa ating
ascts VI oppressive summer weather. q course Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is highly expedient.--
This famous vegetable preparation has three prom
:nent properties. Il renOyatss. puri6es and resu.
lates ail the functions Of the body It is composed
exclusively Of pure vegetable productions. viz the
esseptiAl principle Of Monongahela Rye. and the
| most s@caeioua tonic and Alternative roots, bArks
and gums known to medical botanists. Hence Il il
IN absolutely Ase medicine, and no tincture Of the
PharmscOp9ia can compare with II either In purity
In tho variety Of it, objects, and is comprehen-
sive resuIts Happily for mankind. the theory that
1t was neceeoety TO psostrAto patient in order tu
cure hiln. forever exploded. and the true philo-
sOphcui doctrine. that visOT II great antagonist
ofdiseaae. he's taken its place. Hostetters Bitter
ID an inyieorent, and hence II 10 the proper medi
cine for the feeble at this most trying OF tht
y sure .thst yqp. obtain the genuine article. "
there gre innpHsrable vile limitations In the mar
| ket. Look 70 the ornemsntsl stanp. the snsrayct
label, and the name blown Into the glass. Hostel
| tss'a Stomach Bittera Is sold In bottles only.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
For. Sale.
Valuable Farm For Sale.

s,xs. The farm, of Hugh Began. lnteis decess-
80. ed, adjoiuiug the lands ii ". McCul-
N4in fush, r.. wilson, IA. SWayne and otbsIs
80 and within q hundred yards of swayne SIP
ii on the. Wilmington and Reading Il Rim
Chris lana Hundred. g miles trom WilpiGgt,u
New Castle County and State OF Deiawsre, is offer
cd Mt private sale ibis farm has over 70 acres Of
the best quality Of land ltist esu,'tully located
it has a stream of wat.r running ihroush It, and
Pcssesslou ~ bs given the purchaser Immediately.
TERI S-one half iAc price IN cash, lnd the
balance sc cured BY bond snd mOTts&se the 70
perty, IA. able ss tho purchasers choice a. Ally
time within fso years.
Apply TO MICHAEL nARElIf,
No. 4l6 East sixth ST.. Wilmington. Del.
mar15tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17

NOTICE.
IN The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry y onry
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line Of their road and " est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph office.
No, West Third street or to their De- OF, Front
and Madison. orders iett with McMulen x Seal.
delivering agents. will reseive prompt attention.
q. SrUiZ.
apG-tf Gen1 Sup't W. & Il. X. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
eEM.MsUlAR NEWS.

,s. PkN0N8OlAR NEWS.
An eyeless calfwaa born near Easton, last
week. t5#vw L.,
The Post Office at TsvsFner's Woods has
been diseOntinued s.
The May term Of Talbot county Cireuit
Court commences On Aoaday. next. ----
The wheat Aelds Of Talbot county are suf.
fering terribly from the ravages Of the fly.
A fne horse, oW1ed by a Mr.. VOTERS. III
Tnppe District, was killed by tightening last
week. ~
The house a tbe aserseer of Pacas Jsaud.
Wye River. was AsAst yed BY ars last Spnday
night. ssscssT's
NJ EsNichois, Esq. of Easton has been as,-
pointed Justice Of the Peace in and for Talbot
slr. AisA Smith has bcen aptalnted Pose.
master at Cordova, vice A. W. r. jRoblnso,.
Esq. resigned. sass..ss 81 ,alsabts -
as. as q fSssy opposite sss 1bbsa bsn;on ."
Monday evening laRt.
Z The Fountain Hotel at Nasy1el, owned
and occupied ~ SaMnd I. .CiaEk, tgas destroy,
I'd by FIRE on the 9th Instant. izasa
Rev. ReAt Wllson, Rector q ChrissC Chupsl,
Easton has buons psesentAd 18th . sewing
machine. by the ladies Of his farish.
I. The editor Of the Degten Fasti has l,aeu
presented with . yOunG o1tckrAl 1avth3 ~
distinct and perfect ~ Ana feet. thfSe WIhI6
and two talh As'saieGk 4s5i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
.YLvAN SPRINGS!
CHARLES KYLE, Proprietor.

CHAKLFS ] DE, PrQpf1etof.
This pleasant place Of resort has been neatly fitted
mp for the reception of individual visitors. pic-ncs
and social parties. Ample accommodations for
dancing have been made, and Ice Cream Lemon
ade. Cakes. Fruits. &c. will be suppl to all who
may desire them. No intoxicating liquors will be
sold on the ground. He will also continue his popn-
lar stand at Second md Market streets. where the
the &c sor: also mt his rendezvous Sixth and Orange
streets. where he will be pleased TO see bis many
friends and the public generally may1-3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17
THE SvArE.

The dry weather has xilled great many newly
Planted strawberry plauts. -
VIM. C Morris, Of Smyrna Landing, was hsid
70 bail IN $500 by Alderman Rudd, of Smyrna. on
= Monday, Tor Assaut,ng his sistsr-in-law.f
Mrs. Stewart. formerly propristrsss Of the Cap-
tsl Hotel, Dover, is now u student in the Female
Medical College, PhiIa. She expects to graduate
next winter E
The Reformed congregation have commenced
the erection of their church building at Wyoming.
1t will be frame structure, 40x30 feet, aud the
first OF that denomination in Delaware II Il
The Smyrna Times Gays that parties in thst
town who last week made application for train
for an excursion to Lewss, were informed that the
cara wsrss already ansseed every day that they
could b iet for that paiPoss fisa Ae first d
Juns to some time in August. ."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-17

IN At the regular meeting OF tho Trustees of
the Poor OF New Castle County. held Arrii 2Nh,
ST., tho Treasurer was authorized T. issue Eonds
to the amount Of Ten Thousand Dollars OF denoni-
nations Of FIVE Hundreds and Unc ThonsaDi Dol
lars cash with six per cent interest be paid seai
annual y. including axes. all on the Treasurer.
at N D. 4Ue Vest Second street.
msy9d W WESLEY YALLEY, Treasurer.