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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
SENT TO TIE TONES Poa SAFE KEEPING.

Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Phillips OF the
Yorkvc Police Court took the precauilon or
Transferring 10 the Tonbs John Buckley, alias John
Farred, and Thomas Johnson who we're on Friday
morning arrested in the Twenty.second ward
while IN the act OF committing a burglary. The
step was not an unnecessary one for the prisoners
are desperate characters VINO are capable OF dong
even more wonderful things than eIectng thcirv
escape from That prison, when could no.
mold less tnoted Characters than they are.
Besides, the Sergeant saw some parties proving
around the Court during the forenoon who might
have 1t Ia their power In more ways than one TO
give helping hand 10 the prisoners In aiding them
10 escape. Farrell, wnen being examined az 10 his
name age and nativity, caused cons derable run nv
inumating that he was Ia the country but fewl
days. bright ''greenhofd' ne IL, certainly. Hf
he 10 the person suspected o numbering Jercrts
slug slug,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30, fs52.
Cotton hgrn and IN good demands ia'adiin se ses Fe.
sales 1000 s,ors i6l2as Net rceeio,s lor Tue week,
Sa sss - ede ap0 Zoo 10 ,'lsai sF''aa @ 20
Rsssi i,u 10 narecSna LIZ TO Genoa isaS co ,ah
drafts on New YORK % per cen, pinan Ylt i.,a s,,
.uc S'' '' a''"' &c Vet '''''p'' 40 0A'e' s'0''
SAVANNAH. March 30 1872.
Cotton quiet lltllc eoing; miidnar, zi{c Net reeeo.,
oSa bales rsforis-oo as.wse, u.s. saea, $50 Stock,
MnmrseroS, G., March 80 ls7s
craie .ar quiet = w 70 or har - 10 for yellow dip
ana VIRGIN i"f a"'e1 " ~ az or,syr,r March ~ ,s7s
Tobacco active for good Qualities am shade easier for
Mess PORK IA fair demand cai nd speculative ll 7j
and weak, shoulders de- sides 5ec b4c. ceafsdcs 6c
ocSc es bulk eats saou,acSg, q sgc delivered a. s.
Louis Mess pork sold AT w s5 June whsSey steady at
CHICAGO March 30, 1872
nrm; NO spfing 81 81 Corn steady and hrm No. ;
m,ea Ey .,e, 9',Ho nr modsssey active a, c
s ri 4 sa T. a oy'Sn s. sp mess pS5
ssle. Bulk mests-shopideTs,. sa 50 a IS sly per
&C. clear ss M sss S quiet ana sG at 'sss
nS noes steady and Cattle
wheat co. a a'a oats S'nS a.
rye Rye @ a BARLEY BARLEY ass I hS 200
OATS oo DO rye 1900 do barley and ;oo hogs % ,o,o
Flour steady and y sale: IL s sd ls.a
~ ~ for No. spring, q, winter, SIS Is for
white winter ~ % for double extra Wheat Unclaimed;
saes oo oo, amer sn Msh,ssn a. 81 - one ear so Of No.
nj 1lc. the track. Barley nominaily 81 for Bay OF
bo.tet, $ 30 for unboted cwt Miiced UNCHANGED;
shurs ~, 40 shipsins VI nltdlings Wy Sao per
&c; 10 kew York, 59c.; to Albany, d9c
BUFFALO, March 30, 1872
Flour In light demands sales OF city ground spring at
II o.. DO white 90 ~; western sprng quoted a. 80 70
Canada cub at 81 20; Duluth spring. 81 a. 81 As; white
winter II 90 III ~ Corn in fair derand sales OF 800
bushes in store at bsc track 5c Oats quiet 44c.
for Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
RR0OkLYN REFORM.
The ~cvcnty-Fivc Solons and the Charter
Fight.

The ~cycnty-Fivc SOlons and the Charter
Tie Committee OF Seventynv was In session AZ
their headquarters In Montague street. on Saturday
night last MIR. Marshal occupied the cnalr. the
Committee on Legislation failed to report owing it
was stated, to the absence OF W. w. Goodrich who
had gone TO Cincinnati TO assist In the nomination
OF a President. The merrment caused by this \ n.
nouncement formed most agreeable diversion from
the serious part OF the business before the commit
tee. Subcommittee was designated by
the meeting 10 confer with Senator pcrry
the republican legislator, at MS Office TO-
gay. In relation 70 tne propreiy Of enecting
brooklyn. A lew OF the members were under the
impression mat H. would not be Udicious to increase
the Dnrdels oil the city ~ making any changes sim
ply I0r p0lit cal purposes Messrs. Barnes Mclean,
Marvin, harrington and Marshall were designated
TO iorm the committee IN question. Mr.. Schroeder
ana OtnelS are opposed TO retaining any democrats
whatsoever III Ofllce. Tue proposed plan Tor reus-
1lctlng Tue city, by creating wards instead OF
Iwenty- TWO, ana thereby giving the repuDlicanss
control OF The Common Council was taken up ana
discussed al length. Messrs Hunter ana FarrihS.
ton opposed the plan, believing lnat u
was 100 late to put 1t IN the Broohiyn cnhi-
ser Ine iahcr Of the proposition, DistrlcI AIoIncy
benjamin. L. Tracy, said that there was annie unic
Tor the insertion OF the clause, a. tne cnaItcr hiu
noi as yet been reported by the committee. lie
pitched into tue present Board OI Aluermen, anu
SAID That any change wOuid DC III W Wy
people than the Common Council as u IS constituted.
A substitute was offered Dy Mr. McLcan 10 the
effect that the present Assembly districts DC mere
alter the Assembly DISTRICTS leaving out the county
towns; and that Tor every 3,Vo~ pop"a s, ,nero
OF InIrty-hye members, nincteen democrats and
s,xteen republicans. No definite conclusion was
arrived ~ ny the committee,
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The report colains several statements ex hbItiug
the statistics OF immigration into the United stat es
during the quarter cnded December 81. is7I from
wi1cn 1t appeafs that the total number arrived was
90, 13s, or whom It, as were passengers not ImmI.
grants, leavng the actual Imhgrauts at 1901, OF
whom H.36. were males anu -. 2e2 females. Of the
total number OF Immigrants. 1858 were under ni-
feeu years 81 age; ~ eil n.fecn aua under orty
and ll,Oo9, iory aud over There were $50 deaths
ON tie voyage.
parted wcre:-From Great britain. Id. 2l6 Irclaud,
1926; Germany and Austria. 305ol, sweden, Nor
way ana Denmark, 2,aS0 france. 2 402: Switzer-
land, 523 spain and Portuga, 2OI: lalv 7s3; IDOL
land G1s; Belgium A3. Russia and Poland, 500;
dGs; British Nortn American provinces, IL. 500: Mex
lco, III; soutn America, 20; West Indies, 40i all
other countries, 2a3.
Tnelr occupations were, BREEZY as folows:--Ar-
lists, III bakers, Ill: bacnsmilns, 1885, butchers,
22O: carpenters and joners 9s1: clergymen. 30;
clerks, 4S6 engineers, l23. farmers, 500 Jewellers
"a; laborers, ig,lsi: lawyers, Ia; mariners, 2ss:
masons, SlB; mechanics. s5l; merchants, 1890;
mnefs, 1o32; painters, 1885; physicians Al; seam.
stresses ~; servants. 2,ls2: snoemakers, 553:
taiors, Az; teachers, 80: weavers 149: all otner
occupations, 2.170; occupations not stated aud
without occupation (chiefy women ana Chlldren,
45322.
The total number OF immigrants arrived during
tle twelve month, ended December u. 1874, was
3l6,v3s, OF whom 204 72s were males and H., 40
females.
Further details arc given in the report.
Tna 1hmiaration statistics are followed by
quarterly statements showing the products a
cam S aSGean umbe ere Eonno anS o wa Anew Sam
brunswick, ana the value Of the trade between New
YORK anu san Francisco, VIA the sthmus Of Panama.
, IN additi0n 10 Other valuable matter contained IN
WIS NUMBER may be enumerated a despatch from
,nc United states Legation at Mexico 10 the Depart
mem o. otate transmitting an explanatory circu-
Iai OF the Minister or The Mexican treasury accom-
pany,ing inc proposed new tarIh Inc trade OF
.n'n IN 1870. average premium on gold In New York,
py months anu quarters, IN the years 1862 TO 1871,
poth inclusive; elaborate tables showing the
STATISTICS Of 100 railroads IN the United
states railroad statistics OF Great Britain from 1sI2
10 ISL; population Ia detail, Of Russia; valoe OF
Inc Roll ana SILVER production OF the United states
IN 1902 aud ls70 navigation through the Suez Canal
IN 1870 anu 1871; act relative to additional duties
Ior Foreign vessels III France; agricultural statistics
OF france; population oil sweden: miscellaneous
statistics relative To Wuricmbcrg; imports and ex.
poris Of Melbourne, ana exports from Calcutta 10
the United states Tor nneen Years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01

Q 20: Mobile snd Ohio Railroad sterling, % e6 do.
interest etGnts, SO So; do second mortgage eighs,
Is s0 Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage
sevens, SO 81; do. second mortgage eights,
rs SO; New Orleans ana Jackson hrst
mortgage, 90 g3: 60. second mortgage, 80
q 81; Memphis and Charleston Railroad nrst
mortgage, So 49, do. second mortgage, rs
a 81: Greenvine and Columbia Railroad, guaran-
teed by south carolina, As so; Macon ana Bruns-
wick, guaranteed by Georgia, 63 "; wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Fights, As so; Memphis
city SKIES, o. a 90: Savannah city sevens. SO Sc;
New Orleans cOnsols, Old, 70 rs; do. ISSUED 10
railroads, SKIES "a "a 20; do sevens, 0s 10.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Tae weekly statement oil the associated banks is
favorable inasinach ~ shows a constrnct'v gain
"a resources ing to the large receipts OF coin Tor
bonus turned into me SuoTreasury; tut the loss In
deposltsis over haf q million ana in greeEbacks
nearly million doIars. The banks themselves are
evidently anpreneaslye Of an acgiye demand during
the April movement of money 10 The Inferior, and
have made a furlher contraction oil million IN
loans. The total averages Tor me wee6 compare
with the previous wees a. follows
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sro>Ks on SATURDAY.
The following table SHOWS the mlhest ani loves
prices ONE princinal .locks ON salur NV

The following were the ciosiag quotations at he
adjournment OF the B0ard-westcrn Union Tec
graph, T33s a 73is: Pacific Man, 6saa "a 6sk; New
York Central, consolidated, 1905 "A 1907: do scrip,
e4'l 04ls; Erie 62ts cas-; Reading, li5S It's -;
Lake Shore, s7'a 979.; Union Pacific, 40a Al;
Pitts6nrg ~ s2i4; Northwestern, 49, s3si; do.
preferred. 953S 30; Rock Island, NIX ll74; ST
Paul, CA CAS- do. preferred, 80 a S2a; Wabash,
7a'S 19}a; ONO and Mississippi, 81 5ls.; Boston,
Hartford and Erie ga q 81 Hannibal ana 81. Joseph,
AZ IA 46ia; Columbus, Chicago ana Indiana Central
26ss n 261<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
RESIGNATION OF DEPUTY HEALTH or
PI0ER REID.

Or. Kenneth Reid, recently reapponted by Dr.
Vanderpoel Deputy Health 0fricer at Quarantine,
has resigned his position. Dr. REID held the office
he now leaves six years, understood the duties
thoroughly, and gave satisfaction to tue com
mummy. the state loses an experienced and va!ua.
bic servant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01
STATISTICS OF coMMznc2 AND MITIGATION.

Monthly Report No. current series). OF the Chief
OF the Bureau OF Statistics, Is in press. 1t con-
tains the statistics OF our foreign trade Tor the
month oil December 1871, and Tor the calendar year
enoed tie same, compared with the corresponding
period OF 1870. The following Is u synopsis OF The
coutcnts:-
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qnoIauons are BASED on coton running N onay not
more than halt grade above below the grade quoted
hLoUE AND GnAtN. Recepts-tour, 12,46O bbls :
wheat 2,hO0 hushels 81 200
ami sb bags; oats G4l5 bushels: bariay, do ana
for the Flour, M,2l bhs wheat IssO0 bnsheis
corn, lo1siO 10. meal 3 bbs e4!2 bars oats
t.lo4 bushels; barley, 49, do The Bour market was
hrntr und era moderate demand but prices without
noteworthy change The sales last co,nlrs mo All
kin IT, about lu 90J bbs Corn was In eooi de
mand and iirm. We sales OF SOJ bbls
yellow nj 81 hl a 81 "a We - y '
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-whea, was in rather demand the market was
esmps about 5ush s's q " T eoop f No. e5
fstis % ss Z ' s. FOR r 20 ss
store ~ y f9r RED winter 81 q for
stesay aaa n god demand The sales about sic
egss a 's Co. Ill., ey mixed ae for yellow Oats
aaoat, 56c. Hc for white: the about &c 600
o a@a %es OF r
nany r ssrb I oo ant I'm, nominal
moderate bu. remained without percepole cha ns
s sl n o oboece eh saS Sa w.9s
s % 'ese geye Me sso for
lows TO Liverpool by steam TO- 100 bushels grain TO
wcasie, VIA Liverpool, a. boxes bacon, 10 London
. wa L sa rD9o - boxes bacon 4 To remeo L.co
sn hence Z Gibraltar for ordrs 10 the Mediterranean
Is he German Babe S@ h 1 p. age nenee to po
Brtsh brs hence q Gibraltar orders H. 100 cases re-
Anne for ars 81 gg sn sr%s sorwcg,n bark to
' aa neereae bars 90 tons hence 10 Genoa Leg
s ns 10 no enera CARGO, aS rr9s 81 brush bark
e tons 10 Antwerp fenern private terms;
% Gors fer orders TO ne United Kingdom 1905 quarters
aoLSssrs.--Th. make, was qae, Tor III kinds. bu.
sse We quote '''''" '''e' i'' O0'' a. from Soc
cubn-ccntrlfugal and miSed......Ec. ne -" up
,iareo... ......?.e. lsc. Bic. 3fc.
hasesFedo, srocery........ ...;lc. 35e- BE. BIC.
fnfo 1sc 40c. 3c. i5c.
Slalllsh - s....s'..s....'.'... .oc &c.
NAvAL sfRrs marie, Tor ssiir. tnrpea i we W..
giet snd osssr Tue lots about 100 bbs al
a.. sfc Roam dul aBd weak. We have only to re-
port saea % 40 shs strained ~ 49, generally held
~ l.lv. TAI Was alsp ani ana entirely nominal.
ffrnoIrta Jn change to-day the market for refined
e4punaca q1 bat bna There very little Offering
seeFe~y any uqufy. SPOT oargOes quoted 1T 2c Settle
cOnlf have been re. Cruae
~ sa9 4si and offered Al fgures Quoted
l1 sase % remained sies ~. although n0mra held 1t
70 leN NAphtla entirely nominal, cut
eban I'd Qao.e - Osc i0l,c. for Western city. Az
tnr ne quei triAe lower Quoted
a. ~ ~ bgh roads The Philadelphia market remained
quie, tu abou steady Reaed held al 2ic ~ 30. sale
meats made 81 2Sd bbh standard white at 22c
1ac.
fGovlsGoSs-Eeceips-P $50 bbls cut meats, 1894
rkcs. Lard sfg bbs and uerces ~ Kegs. And FOR
nr Wrek@PDrk A. Ni bDs hee, 100 pkCs cut meats a75y
pkss Lard sise bbs AMI terees ad li2 kegs The mar.
~ PORK quiet bus ABOUT steady We hear OF
ls u ~ M TO- May q ~ %, and 200 oils. for July
80 ~ u 5ubnng ots me abut loo D5s al Sl3
~ hss, slJ f0T lnae meas ana all fVr lAn Soy mess
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Cation Market Quie, aud En~y--Rcceipt@ mt
Tho FORTS 5,l,s AaleS-Eiour girnicr-y wheat
EirKcr---piriis Tuspentine Lower AZ osin
Weak-Whisiscy Lower.
SATURDAY. March so-sPM
CorrEr.-The market duh for all descriptions and
prices without material change We quore:Cargoes
Rio ordinary 1916 l5c do iair. 5Sc Ike: do good
lie l6ac do prime. l6sca 5c, gold bond sxtv days:
Maracaibo, lsc l9ho Laguayrn, lsc eoc. ST. Domingo
an bond. lic l4,er. Java, &c $780, gold duty paid
COTTON. For the spot the market was quet and
quotations unchanged. For future delivery there was
reported on change to-day sum up ms follows
consnmp,,on. NY "a A' a,s s0g. ' ~;
speculaton .................... II a
Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Si7 $40 Ifh6
For uture acnvery maj have neen
as follows saes Thursday esen!n, after three r. M-Apr
800 az q lS6e. 100 a, 2ls4c 1900 al r. l-iso h,u ii
bgU o. l.-3lc 100 lslsc apo nj 2sc 2soa a, go
May, bU at sSe, 4uJ at 200 AT 20 side 500
ssiioe, 200 at 8JGc July, 2S5se total 100 la es
Sales to-day IN To two r. M.-Aprl 100 .3c: go al
Y lisc 100 A. p isisc aer 10Th 100 al se 20
luol at &c., go At - iSl6c 200 a, 2skc I0J s2Ssc
Sna!lee a'ser sh, 30 at p l$ipc 200 q 100 at
80 sts8, so1 at 2 3isc, ce 7uo Il y &C. loo
Loo e E3'c; Iuy leo at % 1l-iec, leo yatc Lei ai
y Il sc august, $50 at septenber, al 4 De-
ny steam itd nv sail, nd. tiavre bv steam e. nod.
sail 4c to HAMBURG, by steam, 7a, compressed ec sail
to Bremen by steam, &C, gold compressed; sail SC;
ports by steam, c The rorts sum IN ss
follows :ta weston 300 New Orleans, issi NOZZLE sis:
Savannah, LOO Charleston As: Wilmington, 49, Nor.
folk. AZ; Baltimore. .s9; New YORK. 7r6. Total 5i7s
This aay last week. e,ss2 This day last wear. s,lsi
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Isaac 4. Walker.

isaac p. Walker, United States senator from VISA
consin in 1854. died suddenly, or ap0plexy in Mil
waukee on Friday night, March g. lie was about
sixty years OF age. Mr.. Walker was native OF
Virginia. He emigrated early life to the STATE on
Illinois, where ne practsed law for many years ands
served some time in the Legislature. He removed
years since TO Wisconsin, was elected o member OF
the Territorial Legislature ana elected Speaker OF
the lower In lo4s the first after the admls,
sion as State INTO the union Mr.. Walker, with
General Dodge, was elected TO the Senate OF the
United states. and drawing by lot the Short
est term or classification IN the Senate
Mr.. Walker the next year tell back upon
his constituents, and was reelected for six years.
his term expiring IN 1865. lie was person OF fine
appearance, something ABOUT the medium height,
Inclined TO be stout, win 1orld complexion and
a pair OF handsome black wnskers. MIR. WalkeE
was q clever speaker, very earnest In his manner.
and never wearylng In behalf Of any PROJECT calcu-
lated TO develop the resources OF Wisconsin and ALI
the new States OF the West. lie was distinguished
as the especial champion IN the senate OF the Home
stead bill and was equally the advocate OF all ,anG
grants for Western railroads and all narbOr and river
improvements. lie took early ground against the
free soiers OF his State and favor OF the c0mpr0
m al
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From tue two preceding tables Il appears that or
the total amount OF our foreign commerce carried
by water over StXty-nine per cent was IN loreign
vessels during the calendar year 1871, as compared
with slxtv -hve per cen IN 1870.
vessels eng.S gel IN the foreign trade entered into
and cleared from the Jnied States during the
twelve months ended DccemOcr 81, ls7i:--
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OF the total imports and exports, the compare
tive values carrle,i ~ American and foreign vessels
aud III ears anu otncr land vehicles. Respectively
during the twelve months ended December 81, 1871,
were as Iuiiows:--
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-08-13

30 Eugene!" the good old lady would OK
claim, at the same time throwing her protect
ing arm about the frightened and agitated
girl, chow could your"
Glow could p would retort the other.
eXasperated beyond endurance. GLOW could
II Why, as easily as deer hunted by hounds,
or cat attacked by rats, or dog with an
internal tin pan tied 10 his tail "
These illustrations were not fine, but they
possessed the merit of being apt. Still they
were enigmas TO the grandmother, who pom
dered them deeply, and who tried hard to
think them nothing worse than proofs of pet
tishness.
Latterly, however, it had appeared very
plainly that the antagOnislic two could never
come together. This was pretty deep thorn
in the good schemer's side, and she was too
old and decrepit to find balm and consolation
in other plans. she brooded over her disap-
pointment; and now, in addition to her other
sorrows, she was deprived of her counsellor
and confidant, her faithful Pipin, who, she
half believed regretted the obstinacy of the
two children AS much as he did.
The keen Thcrcse scented in the carbolic
acid an opportunity. II seemed useless that
Eugene should always remain a menace to
her fortunes, and, il not always, why at all 2
Therefore, when the medical student had
disappeared, ana was, doubtless, wen AZ work
in his Study" she took pretty gilt volume
of poems and went TO find him She mounted
the dusty stairs without rustic of her dress
or a creak of her fairy boots
She composed her face. and embellished ii
with a smile, and then she knocked. With
out waiting for an answer, she opened the
door
Eugene was hard at work upon Pipin's
veriebrU
lie saluted her with brutal emphasis:
"What did you come here fOr?"
IL came to--is that Pipin, Eugene? ?"
She turned pale.
81 want to know what you came here
forY" demanded he, walking up to her.
"Oh, came to ask if you wouldn't go out
to walk with me. I've got Keats" She ex-
hibited her book, but she could not lift her
eyes.
lie regarded her for few seconds in ST.
lencC.
"By George!" cried he, not without adj
miration, 81 do think you are pretty deep
Keats !-tut-tut! So you want me to go
and read poetry with you? Now, what are
you al? What is the idea p
She retreaed She gave prolonged look
at the table, and then her Indignation seemed
to come to the surface.
TO BR CONTINUED.
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WEST JH ESEBs. RAIL a. E. @....,s3s;Fi
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June &C. 1879, TratA
will leave Philadelphia
FOR CAPE MAY,
ga. M. Morning Nail Express, due at 1914 p. a.
8.15 p. NJ. AccOmmOd itlon, due at 7.l2 P. M.
400 p. NJ. Fast Express due at 6.S7 r. M
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY
$50 A. M. Accommodation, due at 1921 A. NJ
1880 A. NJ. Fast Express, due at 1906 A. M
300 p. NJ. Afternoon Express, due at S.2l p. NJ.
Freight Train leaves Cape May daily at g. 10 A. N.
Sunday Mail Train leaves Philadelphia T.SO A. NJ
Cape May 800 p. NJ. Pullman Palace Cars are at
tached to the 800 A. NJ. and 400 NJ, trains from
Philadelphia and the 80 A. Nj. and 800 r. trains
from Cape May. Seats may be secured in advance
at No. SSS Chestnut street
For Milville and Nineland 90 A, M, 900 A. M.
3.16 p. NJ, 8 80 p. NJ
For Bridgeton, Salem and way stations 500 A M
$3.50 p. M.
For Woodbury.. Wenonah and Mantua 500 A. NJ.
AS A. NJ, $50 p. M, $50 P. NJ, 6 80 p. NJ.
For SwedeshOrO 500 A. M $50 l., NJ, $50 r. N.
Brldgeton and Port Norris railroad trains connec'
with trains to and from Philadelphia.
Freight train leaves Camden daily, for Cape May
Millville, Vineland, NC, at $50 A. M.
For Bridgeton, Salem, Swedesboro, &c, at 1870
noon.
Communication Books, monthly, season and yearly
tickets for sale at the Office OF the Treasurer, Ia
Camden. WIN. j. SEWELL,
jy9-2m superintendent.
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nTAAA REWARD

For any case OF Blind, Bleeding Itching or Ulcera-
ted Piles that DE Bing's PILE REMKDY falls to cure
IL IL prepared expressly for the Pies and moth
ng else. Sold by all Druggirs Price $1.0O.
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CARBOIIO TABLETS,

TEMTC i Send for circulars and special
~ UEN , ] terms for "Mct lellan Re-
publicanism In America The fastest selling hook
out j. N. SPODDART CO., Publishers,
augl24W Philadelphia, Pa.
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GononosOX1 Thirty new and beautiful de-
OnIIIDdIufI signs. Get Price list of T. c.
od~aeSI RICHARDS d co. Mfrs, Al
DduQGS Murray Street, N. Y.
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DANIDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
" SUMMER ARIA NGEMENT
Ia % 5s.s

~ 81 sSi5SeSas@
On and after Tuesday, June 25th, 1874 trains will
leave Vine street ferry, Philadelphia,
FOR ALLAN TIC CITY:
Excursion Train. when engaged. ....... 6 90 A. NJ,
Mail, including SUNDAYS. sou A NJ
Freight, with Passenger car attached 80. 300 A M
Express, through in l q hours. .......... BOP M
Accommodation. d.lb r. nj.
Express, Saturdays only. ................. 2OOP NJ
accommodation Saturdays only. ........ 600 p M
The latter train stops at all stations to HammOn-
ton, and beyond only at Absecom.
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY.
Accommodation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6.10 A M
Y press, through In Ia hours. ...,...... 7.2S A. NJ
Mail, including SUNDAYS. ..,........... 4.85 p. NJ.
Accommodation, Mondays uAly. ......... 4sO A. Nj.
Express, (Mondays only,) through in IL
uuuIb. Observation-Disclosures. $40 A. nj
Tickets sold and baggage checked at Northeast
corner OF Seventh ana Arch streets 721 Chestnut
street and at Vine street ferry, Philadelphia
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Mays Landing, and 8 A. NJ. (freighD Ais
Pm.
For Hammonton and way stations at M,
For Atco and way stations at 10 Ib A, NJ
For Haddonhed at S, (Freight and 1918 A. M,
and 3 4.16, and Gas p NJ, from Philadelphia, and
1180 P. M, from Camden.
u. H. MUNDY, Agent,