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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
THEATRIcAL NOTES.

Maggie Mitchell appears at FOrd's Grand Opera
House, Baltimore, tonight in "Jans Eyre" She
will be supported by L. II. Shewell, who it seems,
Il not dead, as was reported by the papers, few
weeks ago. Maggie Mitchell is the pre-eminent
favorte Of Wilmington theatre -goers, and hun
dreds are signing fer her return. COnld she not
be induced 10 visit ns soon
Mr.. Dominick Murray, who appeared at our
Grand Opera House, a few weeks ago, ia "Eseap-
ed from fling Sing" and Tickets Of Leave Man, :,
u now at st. Louis, No., playing in new sensa-
honal drama, entitled "Ths Gamblers Crime"
q successful engagement at Woods Museum, Phil.
adeiphia, on Saturday night Mrs Oates has
band, now deceased, was formerly Wilmington
printer .rfas f-E r'.a .trit ..T
Robt. New ade, appeared at Reading, last Wesk
az Rtp Pan Wake. Mr.. Edwin Adams viii
appear at our Grand Opera House on Friday, anC
Saturday evenings next, in HEnOch Arden"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

HAND BURNED.-On Friday night, as Rev.
Jacob Todd, pastor of Grace NJ. E. Church, was
making a chemical experiment, at his residence,
come acid, which he was using, was thrown upon
his right hand, burning 1t severely. He was able
to conduct services at the church, on Sunday, but
was obliged 70 carry his hand In q cling.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

REsIeNED.-J. 7. Richards, Esq, superintend-
ent of the Kent County Railroad, has resigned
the position, to take effect on the first Of March,
ia order TO accept a more lucrative place on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad. Mr.. Charles b.
Platt, present conductor on the road, has been
appointed TO succeed him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
Magistrates caoos.
BEToRs nA4oasr.Ilals.

Geo. Harris, By olacsr Mulisn, was fined Afty
cents and eosiH, fOr drupksnness.
Chna SSheFia was Arrested hg tha same ofieor
nBed q and costs. ~
Nike Gardner, By oAiesF DonohoF, WAs Aned
hfty eents and eoSts, for drunkenness.
Hngh DongheIty, by 0alesr DonoEan fm drunk
enness and dissrderiy conduct, vas GAsd " and
costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
yANAUscnEK AS MARrE sruARr.

Tonight, ct The Grand Opera House, the
Queen Of Tragedy" Madame Janauschek will
appear in her famous role of Marie Stuart, the
beautiful but unfortunate Queen Of Scotland-
No one who witnessed her personation of this
character last winter, will sVer for ct the effect it
had on the large audience, and we doubt if any
who were then present will miss witnessing ii
once more. Her rendition is ct once thrilling and
touching, and completely carries the svmpathies
of the audience with tue unfortunate Queen, to
the end Of her sad career.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

JANAUscHEK's JEwELs.-Tbe magnificent
ana costly jewels worn by Madame Janauschek
in many OF her characters, are on exhibition in
the window Of Boughman, Thomas & Co.'s book
store, 42l Market street, this afternoon. They
are we'll worth an inspection.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

ANNIvERsARY.-On Wednesday evening, the
missionary anniversary of the Sunday School
connected with Scott NJ. Z. Church, will he held
at the church, corner of Seventh and Spruce
streets. The exercises usual on such occasions
will be conducted, and pleasant time win doubt
less be had.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

STEAMSHIPS TO NEW CAsT1E.-The Phila-
deiphia North AgaeyIc says; III our critics
IN New York will only have little patience
they may. perhaps, see foreign steamers ply
ing from Liverpool to Providence, r. l., and
New Castle, Del. Stranger things than these
are I'm STORE %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

BOARDING HoUsR CHANGE The boarding
house at No. 417 Market street, at present Occu.
pied by Mrs. jackson, has been rented by Mrs.
RObt A. Nichols, of Denton, Nd, who will take
possession on the 25th of March
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

AucTIoN.-ORle & Miller advertise sale of
new and second hand furniture for tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock.
James Nicholson, Esq, adveItises his stock for
sale on the lst Of March.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

LBCTURE.-On Saturday night, Million Jackson
delivered a lecture on "1'he AR we Breathe be-
fore the Workingmen's Institute. The atten-
dance was quite large, and the lecture, which
was quite interesting attentvely listened to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
wilmington and WesteTn II z
TIME TABLE.

y NOvenn0vr Is, -
Trains leaving Wilmington AZ 10 y t s2d. ~
D. M connect with trains leaVtn1 T. a'iS3 'hta 81
50 q. IN. aud p. m. .zo.,.
The 10 10 .. n. train also connects wiz .ae Del
vSre n. X. and p, W. b. q. r, trains arrivlng
Wilmineton at 10 Is and IL . s, ,t1.
Trains leaving Landen berg . 70 ~ ma
D. m eOnneet with trains for 70 2 aAtsil a- "
Wilmington at 3 10 a- IN. and p-f AZ
PhiIs6 6elphia aud Washington lIi
WiIn.inGton At II p m, apd with TIE DsiaN
train South, leaving MilmingtOL e or ~
FreiEht should % delivered ard 2rOp -r'T mars
Al the station half an boar bsioT, ~ I.uf
the train, otherwise IL may be de- t"s" -
hours. - d.
Omnibus transfer belween ". \ NJ q ,rs9
B. Dep0ts and cars VI Milmlngton ClA ~
Front and Market Sta, BY MoAullen - =
n baggage. M.Gs OVN 3@sA@ SNhF
OVi-W3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
'.rHREE YEARs ~ A MAN rRAP.

At the Grand Opera HouSp, on Saturday night
the above moral and sensational drama, was per-
formed before a fair audience. The acting was
very good, and the scenic effects presented in IN
admirable manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

TxFRA NEW BUcKWHEAT MEAL at the
- - "-''~--'' = III. W.E.CHANDLERS 4.
6l1sNaFkst street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
Dunbar System

SUCCESSFULLY.
| Interfering invariably cured in Onco shOeing.
Knuckling and knee-sprung horses Immediately
benefited and left in condition by the aid Of which
nature soon effects permanent cure.
Lameness from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cases Of acute founder.
Diseases of the above nature and various others
pertaining to the foot and leg considered
iudicious application Of the DUNBAR SYSTEM
relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the ohice
showing cause and effect.
Having been a. great expense to acquire thor,
ough knowledge of the subject, and being the cnl-
smith in the State to whom Mr.. Dunbar has imy
parted his valuable method Of treatment, I am
prepared to treat the worst the public bring
forward.
/ employ only competent men and personally
supervise all operations,
Omee 1GI and I13 Orange Street.
DAVID WOOLMAN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
eaal aaa Woaa.
CoALI COAL!

THR RNTKRPRISR COAL
f. yory superior aFtiele free of dirt and slate.
Kept pndsF cover. and delivered BFomptiy. Also,
$500 a. y, KRTFHLRR.
EuoaosBoF 70 Jesoph Eout
ianl3-dIy Water and est stroets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
HORSE SHOEINC.

All diseases Of the foot anu cases OF ama- c.a,. ,
cidental to shoeinE or fast driving treated under
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
RVRoPRAN NARKKTA

Lvpos Nay ri opened st 91l ir money asd 81
for e account WeHty bonds 9s Old 3li 100 a.
ga Ten Fores 3; New Fve, 39l Bne Railway shares @t
Pans MAJ ga u--lleuts openel 40 5ot coo -, o.,
LvExPOsI al Cotton opened seA0y aoalng W
lands Sd Middiiug Orieaus, "a 05td
but nries are unesnen
I6xnov. Mav 10 D. m.-Bne Railway shares 49,
LyKEPooI Nay Saes Of Cotton nom SsvannAl
or Chsreston Aprl I'd deliverable MAY al
AZ an ports deliverable June and July a. Stu breaa
a. queL
LsSDoS MAJ Attained Petroleum, I'D. gallon.
IsrnO- Nev closed un0hRnged Omitted States
londs-New b. 3g!; bue Railgay shares i9i.
PERIs MAJ 50. m.-Renies cI9set a. 5lL Sc
IVHEPooI Motion closed unchanged the sses OF
De GsY EtVe been Il b6s ul ns 2o Tor speculation
OF
afrnr Nea -Oreaus. April. at9td. -.
LnsrOy. 29Eveuiulnseed on, III @1SJ per
spins Iurpenune cWt
LvERPooI Nay -Eveuing-spts rurpeutiEe. 81 cWt
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HoRsEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. rhursnay. May .. 1879.

NEw-YORK, T1nr5day, Way ~, 80.
There is not much change and not nuch
activity in the local horse trade The fact that valuable
stock is now held at lower figures than during last
years corresponding tends apparently Dut little
toward stimulating the demand There was hardyeVer
a larger ana better supply Of horses In the New-YorG
market and tho same time so little aelnanu s,
were called upon 20 record IN course OF tnis oPrihs
Very few deaIea IN fine horse realized fair prons
and even the more SUCCESSFUL ones "eto S"Of'' ~
make largo concessions a. purchasers -, ,,h
The market for work horses has been taf ehOugn WI
we'll maintain ed prices, but owing TO a largely aoo nm
lated snpply only horses OF the best qualify met VIII
ready sales, and largo number OF inferior anlnas
probably have 10 be disposed OF by auction Deioro '
closes. -, -. a.
Sales by auction tomorrow Frdayl tho 3oth INST Az
tho horse mart of Mr.. Arch. Johnston, Est Imr
teenthst, UnVersityplaee, the sale 70 Degh st
1880 a. IN. -,--
Regular semi-weckly sale at the Horse and carnage
Auction Mart OF Nr William Van Tassel, East Thir
teentll-st., Fourth-ave.. at IL o'clock.
Tho carriage trade continues active.
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COTTON MARKETS

GAtvxsros Mar z8-CotioH ann; Good Orainary lnRlue
Great Britain i8o
vie bses; sales 100 bai-si st0ck So 100 bales
a0BfLx nay 90ttou du h11lngs VIC net receipts lf9
bes sEyorsoastss ~ baleii sales 100 bales STOCK l6o5
SgsOszA. nsy % Gotten dun lover n4nng Tie
10 bales; Ealcs, ~ osirS
SuvOKLEss l3-Coton demand Hloiingz lB6stc;
rsop 9 bales 0fo bales srportsto Great Busn
4c bales = me continent Us bales saes today l0 bae s
sFe1tng, ZOO hales stock. l90N
CHARL1sIoN Nag B.-ColtoB dull htilngs. l8c Good Or
esaHy, leia bei sei reepis 81 bi sEBaEcosssiss ~
bsissi saiss 81 bales stocI, l7 'll3 bzeA
81 L0un, Nay Aoil0l dull and uuehalgotf Low Md1ugt
lf1HtS MoluSs leGAsc receipts. l53 ba sblpnen ~
bAlea
BAIEIEoKH Nay co,.ou qusi nidaiur se sTpoIts-eoss
Nise, Is 5sies taet 100 hsles. siocE 5,55l baies.
bosres Ma s-C0toa qas Maahlg. isiei sales 80 bales
stoct, loo bales
PHILABElFHIA. Msy 29-Co;ioh qusii MdaGugs isle
hEHPHls. l9CoH0n dull low Midllnss
bales 81 Fments, 90 bales seck. ~ i50 bales
LoUIETLLz MAJ 2C0ton q1ieti Ml1lnzs receip GO
psiefi taDment 90 haes-
sAyaBEaE MAY z9C0on l7. Mi1lugs 8Ic net receipts
ti1 oass sales l13 bsleai siofa. u, %
wtL.serqE Nav l0Coitol qs, AagA iae oct resept II
bssE stoes. 3asJ bales.
SoEyoLK M lCotou steady Lov Mdlnzs iT, me- repts
baa 80 --' 49,
ctHoIEsATi nas 29-C0.iou dull M.dlz Isle rssopts ana
es~a' sAasaaaS. 90 bsss. stoeE. is.sts S.lss
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:, ,,. O. an y s,rns huss sv'Fssss . n "l'e'
Arrssy sveFAene 50 n Il Dc = A Ov.usnspsw
Hsstsss ~, ssnsi OF tsSo sess ass Thurs
g. .slisr lor ms week ASST EEn - - 80 - 1et 80
Ter are ae , 49, are hgh ensnd v,h Pf uaehAnssd
~ S, ~ soTs a q s5lei dress1 "si@'te
ALsG-r Msv Gszzn qqe' SUPPLY s1g , ~ ~ ~ ~set
-. al 5sie veal CalTes oa a 2 = g -, !, ,,,
-, - -, rr1s-Rsosips TODAY insafug IS
or srr 81 sss Ss, s s o,, -, ~, s,,us lime & rssl
tJ epnca irzegngr q 0e OF htm YESTERDAYS psi on W.
reosp o. G & eavng none Int country BUYERS operate and
vsrds well surphed with foct tne ma
,s s " as bead s ni ass s ssesr. .asas &
- "a hi q IS 2s; SO head naos suers, ranging ron
A "a n - g 81 Is bead MoFan Seen sSsrsrrg IsI 70
~ =. q head Iowa stecs, Lon LOS to LIS % Z" S09
nssr AsD LA~ss-Rse,p tSay eseudug sseored srrvsl9
so S sssu a' so S 8 GsR s marie.
to q on an gades Western ohppa sheep 500 20
Sss ssies clipped ranging OH % % % D. q.
Hse,IRcipts sssy aBsludnr reported arnvsl ulo bead
arainst o thr tine last Week most Of sah
roagh ooasTnDsnui Eastern oule1 ont Of ess %
later for choice lots vito The usual supply prces Woue 0e"
R,sr LBHxrr 29-CArRThe rocepu Of Cattle At i9ese
yarsfor he edug MAJ - ca or sss head ssAn
SO ss-s she vel eose he supply hss bees god VIII
ssardi country brfss PLENTY, snd buyfng nstV @
few Eastsrr yet ey holding o. expecting . go
supp al over agtrs those ruling to-day which mnch e
The psDects favor declines the grse % ~
Ss s az '5s io a3S g. sSS s sSi Ssss r ,s
a. roo Calves sa6e che Of 'hrouSh CAHs AA' 9
Tor ths p,st week were ~ ~ head
.g.ss. ls1 .ss before With iS :'yp f sS
common - high a. 81 So several loads On AAA' --
sasnrRsop FOR the wesE 50 Or u 90 bead ag'a
ear becre; supple has been Reol w 49,, III
os' % @Ieh sse 6 y se WOOL s. g8s5 s. SO to 80 70 DO,
ss0sS IS. common about - ~ mAiA'' Jun ~ ~ 49,
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5dDmus oGnlis
Chnnrcs tOr Buslness Alen

A WELL ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURE
ING BUSINESS Louisville Ky, ofers the right man an unusual
opportunity; pOtttbe net pron toe si tee
5000 300Oj but the product staple ana Ne nave
% M he aavntay monopoly the hei n expansion Is
eomparave % eO 20 secure one-tnrn Of
M psRe re ty the applicant must BE- rTrT way
deseoue who a IN the commercial department
such 20 eEsmue ne business an
audi he situation ADVERTISERS OF First National
BAuk, louisville, Ky
VNANTED.-A member of the Stock Ex-
w change IN good standing Of ten years
vouB Ike 10 fo CopArtne p with person 81 capital 10 90 a
Conmisson oubted references given Address IN
TBGRlTY" Dor $50, EewYort POstOmoe
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nrrriprs OF PRODUCE.

Ind Railroads
MO- pkgs BeesWaE % oaes Cotton -
- No. p as bhls Eggs bbls Beans - lbs bhls Flour 20
Sh C NJ, rs bags Meal p 900 bush Whest 81 By bush
- 81 - 80 O RE, so bash Mali a834 hiees
SsSS, Stns - bales Hous ~ hh Crude TqIputne 4sy eos
~. go 80 Roam Spirits furpeube, 25se ndes laier
"a a. an 40 pig. Ofoake s0pkg Bed y Dag Pork 10 pkES
q, He.t OQ "a Lar 96l pgs Batter RBIs ptgS Cheese ~
- s,s 10 pkrs Sanu q pkgB Grease 90 bush Peanuts Et
80 Ps, s. btrs Rice 80 pkgs starch 80 hha TObAseo -
80 Tohaoao, ~ balss Wool 6 5 hos Whisky
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Gfrurglons.
DAY.

DECORATION DAY. --.-.-.,..
Gail tbis morning Of A. H. MULLER p R WILKINS
Co. No nest ge: books and Tree passes and seaa
part Of to-day In q pleasant excursion 70
WHITESTONB, L. l.,
pick LOTS HoUsB for he second partition sale o. 'h
upe 5 NOT on Che premises E1cnge Saesroom III Broad
way This prope SsHfoK City because - % IL
fscav rod and yJluahe ard have time given M
examine before All the lots 70 he amount Of 1
yesterday by a. H. OA T. L. ~ A4-o
4 Co.. Auct0nees AZ the Saesroom-
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10 Ubom II map Concern


A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire TO take
n charge o. dwelling duriug Summer for longer ane
reourei, will give city address B. O. Boz 100
Tribune Ofos-
A CHALLENGE to the WHOLE WORLD
N m prove that tie Protestant Church the nkeWam church
Of he Revelation the Catholic The marx Of the beast the Prot
an more Catholic No tine before Christ eomeh %
adrment promise the ean Jews without Cnr and me
t ck Of fotestant policeman. The Mission the Heather
$3.50 80 Than blessug. BNOC WILLFORD, PresL
address stafford Spring Conn. Englsh papers please
g THE NERVES AND TIE NERVOUS.n-
New Book BY HoLLICK Tbs Nervous system with all
IN d,e.s ard their care NBUROPATHY fuhy explained Tor
uur us Forty and remarkable case yey
NJ ute.ted about NERVES should read this book sod @
an BOOKSELLER post Gee for OhB DoLLAk Adore" BOZ
1905, hevfOrk.
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HANANA MARKETS

HAv,sA NAV Rs-Surar fre No 70 s. NAM reals Ter arrob
Prcsre United currency 5l cent prHu
sbor r Bldl3 per cent premium; L0ujoa, 81 52 per
pronun; on Paris %. 753 per eeat premium.
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PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAlLkO "a 70
6EIy DRRCT ROUTR WITHOUT CHANGE ~ NAhss, ~
THR oil RE6IOH and LUMBER DISTRICT oF rEH"' iiA
III e.ve Debrosses Couaud.sl Fefnes' nj. p.r,, pee
Car through from heN-iork 10 Oh Nty. aIae I!,,.o1
nu.mport 81 Y;s Remove. lltio p m II -,
563 Corr sos; Ene 5.tS Connects a. A Fr,
id oil Crrek and Aleghssv River * X pf VIC Ni He@f
uth Lake X r. iof all points W ~ p... Car nom
v,,kht. "a RI. NV, guuhurT, ELS; Nillamspoil Oi
If Hsvss 81 20, Remove II a lrineion $40 Sosfl, ~ t
800 M Connects ryaei0n and Cory Eih ~ 49, n n s,
rssay River r. Il Tor the Oh Region al khs "h bAA' 1' -
al points Wesa M , p.rnwtY e...r,I superinteudeut
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Gouarmrrsnlp Notlrrs.

MR.. CHARLES E. MOORE retires from our
vi snn thia date account Of M health
Eew-York. MAY p 1879. BRUINS. MOOKE X Ca
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
~ hereby given that ALFRED CHENEY Who resides n
he CITY of New York JAMES X D0WhBS who also resides
aid city have pursuant the statutes OF The State Of New York orned
That such partnership Is - De CONNECTED nnle
the name or i'm JAMES DOWNES That The general nature OF
tie intended be transacted By said partnership maj Of
yDR selling dealing and Shoes and carrying On the boot
and hoe trade geneua That all lbe interested IN SAID CO.
psrtpehp are ALFRED CHIMNEY VINO the special part
JAMES T. DOWNRS VINO IS the general partner hn
That The aid ALFRED CHIMNEY the special pargue has contributed
dollars cash capital 0Tad me co0a
E Of said partnership said copanerhp 10 commence on
he 6t dy the eighteen hundred and seventy three ADD
% terminate at DAY Of MAY the year eighteen hahd
" J. r. DOWNBS General Partner.
ALFRED CHIR6BY Special Partner
DATED EeM.Tork May 1, 1919
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Sales bp Aurtlou

A. MKEwrS,
DY RAN1S, MERWIN 81 CO., $50 Broadway
ID near Bondsaes Works Of ART Panev Coco FurDi-
&c
LlINE BOOKS AT AUCTION
IL This FRIDAY TOMORROW EVENINGS, -.
May "A o'clock Sale Of Choice Collection Of BOOKS
braes) embracing iepartme1t
M Lsntnr, Including msnr PNR ART ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
VA Mn.e Royae To fol huseam Woneysnum, vols smsl
fo Ness Register vols Poma0rh Gems go Girays
raurrs plates Bertha and Dresden 0ases Car
Statutes Clinton Hall SAeooS AstorPAee BOOKS On
exhibition
The MBSsRA LBAvITT. AueHonsera-
VALUABLE BOOKS at AUCTION.-A very
extensive snd collection II BOOKS In nearly depart
ept Of literature SOLD the week,
MONDAY the 18th n o'clock each Afternoon
BANGS, MBRWLS Il Co., Anet0aeers 90 BroAdvaF,-
Bondst, n. Y.
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6Orscs. Carriages. fairness, &r.

Dor9e6, NarrldBeS, IarHeS9, OF.
ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
a TORY R0URrH AVE-, cor IwsSIi.FIF us ..,,a
Be style Family Car'gs nd hi Rosd Wlsons as" ana second
A FINE CROSS MATCH TEAM of COACH
"a HORSES s hands perfectly 'oand nd gsa having eea a'ee
private stsbis corner q srtTbirdss $685.
A PONY FRACTIONS, all styles and prices,
vctca.: Y. PSSe'oa Se' cssdois. c,rtSss e.ess
ger wssoree assortment Of scOoanaBd Top anu Opn Road
E S.s9 Ssss' w SSs' e WV I 'a's I'D
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
OFFICE AND sALBSRoOM OLD STAND.
n 6sSAa-sI, opposite the PostoAee.
THR HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HoJsR rs RB
MOVED 10 TEE n y sP4 aS klsT 4rsiRrRRSrns
hs basSs vii BE- eonGcied On precisely the . and bon
house and Won the respect cOaenos the banes community
wei 4 Rs ss ia SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10. O'CLOCK
Entries for sale Be made as sS, siss. At our House
LIBERAL advances AS USUAL MADR ON CoSsIGsnEars-
REMEMBER THB SALB COMMENCES AT lOl 0CLoCA-
BREWSTER g. Co. OF BRoOME-sT, WARE
ID ROOMS PrrH.AyE FoUETBESrHsr-BL EGANT Car
RIagss IN ALL ORIGINAL d.
o.Ea1 RSsazS ~ ,1 SS nv, r SoprcrToS o. o5 WILL
RACroRY In ADDITION TO oUR STOCK o. ths
WaSos. wrrs ASp WITHOUT Tors II All vEaTs
IMPROVEMENTS INTRODUCED Br
DURHG Is HADH rHR BRRNs-
WAGON YoH QUALITY.
UNIFORM TO ALI, ORDERS By HAL
HAyB EQUAL IN ORDER
WITH stock coAPAHH ~
ADOPTED RIif 1AAE sfhiAk 10
OWN THB REPUTATION VIZ HAVE AADh
WAGOs," PUBLIC WILL REAEH-
At THE CORNER oY ffTn'AYk
AND PoUKTKzSrH.gr., RacTORY on BRoOHssr
BREwsrHR Co OF BRoo~RsT
GREAT BARGAINS.-In consequences of re-
~ hng premises Offer entire stock aeASoaAs
yss secondhand At greatly rsiqs e, prices
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC VETERI-
HORSES ard other DOMESTIC ANIMALa SIMPLE, COSyB-
MINT EFFICIENT Thousands hem With TIE most lLy
au ,uecA bottles and BOOK OF Directions
complete, $40 Single S7ecaes 81 each, al ~ aEd ~ BtoalE
T C.. DEYO of Jackson, Mich, just arrived
- with PPTYTWO HEAD OF HlGH-BRBD HORSES com
missing srg and s.ysh COACH PAIRS mostly BAYS 3 hands
hgh and perfectly matched Fine COUPE HORSES 9npssa u
stgIe WfTH HIGH KNEE ACTION. Also inge R0ADSfhRS,
that can ro THB FIPrIRS All horses WARRANTED SOUND
and THOROUGHLY BROKEN TO HARNESS. At A. s. CHAMBER
LINs STABLES Nos 46 and l4s East Tseuty.alh-st -
KENTUCKY HORSES, from the Spring Hill
IN Stek Farm Bourbon Co.. Ky.Fne 5adde Horses. fast Road
perfectly Just arrived az Stables No. 9l seventh
Inquire for A. c. sHhOPsHIkA
I ONDON-MADE HARNESS
Oflaest END styles anc be-; gsaliiy.
PAD LRArHRRg Of neta desi1ns STYLISH
suits o HORSE CLOTHING,
At THE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY
No, 90 EAST 14TH-ST., 'ecOOd sOOr' os'"'eH f'A
and Uniyernty-piaee
GUNNER HORSE CLOTHING.
- Sheets Lap ROOes Daser and Why's al new beat ia 'h
ra,yket- ~ retaiei a lou pueeA MAGNU5 BROS,
l04 PalLoRst, up stairL
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stsamboais ano RAILROADS..

STONINGTON LINE.-Great Inside Route
- for Boston, SionHgtOa and Pfovdss The slssss
SToNINGTON AND NARRAGANsET.r
leave rs. % &C.. Of 5', ' 1 A. daily ssSs .a.s
Or fisih at the lowest '''' apply At Pier u so River
President s,Ounstoa s e SSS' cs@r.n,
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT. n -
NASHUA Manchester. Concord Palmer BratsbOO and
ISs usT md asnnsh steamer .r
CITY OF BOSIOh,
CITY on t LAwRg IN Sos ssS
I fsuHd.v, ,reeu.su, a. ooeI D. m non
Pier Nc 90 so5ia RIVER ts S TO-. Of Canal and w1iusu
vermont HrS SorTisA md W fS 'i 1ad
s! g3s s T 'I' .oa % for freight % Pia ii G E:s
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Ps'ssas 1s PTs . 9sPe, IA SsTYort o. Lb;t css
TIE Delaware wssera Railroad At PhSssTT -itS
gs Roa nd s s in. P as
the West EhOst change Of PsunsTvGas ana
ALLENTOWN Inns TO THE WEST
WIN III ARRANGEMENT .. .
SonmrnI19s r. r. ~ s. S As~Tork follows
a R-tOT tsuiago9 Rss.en Bethlehem Bath M,ueb CSuns,
WiEesbaIe I;soH AahanoJ City Mt Carmel Hason TunEhaa
Vie WITH bs Ga S Vest %lI'R' Dan
7 ,.,ssS Hs1 ..sD. M ME- s gs, C5s
'i ioiiS NV H&s4 II Tr,in for somsr,in.
R:S0 m-Fo Femngton, Bson Bath Aentovu Hsveb CArpk
Lancaster, Ephrata, Poisyile Harrisburg, &c. ~ T
&30 D. m.-For Eaon. bethlehem ana Xlent0vu
9l5b. m.--Ror Planhsld.
1Po Essiou Alenovn M,uoh ohuat Connects a.
Jun oh with Del, Lack ana West r.
D. m--FOr sOmerile aud leuiak
500 m.-Por Somervlle.
m.-Fof Plaiuaef
EKPREss, dy Basioa bethlehem Ausa.
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago Cnncinaau.
$500 aud 6&S p.m --P0r Somefuue.
7;n nj mgrantl-kor BaA0u.
and II 90 D.. m.-Por Plainheld
Elizabeth $40 800 1915 500 9W i0f5
IL 00 il:t5 250 Loo 2Jl 800 3:I5 ass
t:OO 5 80 f;t Sis $50 5;i5 $500 6:20 SIS T:l5 100:
Ge 500 1000, Hoo 1900 Q.
Tickets the West be obtained At The oaes Of The Central Ran
road Of Nessy foot Of bbeT NevfOrk, and at principal
hotels ticket ofhoss n Ees- YORK CtI
K RICKBR, Superintendent aud RBgE
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OFFICE OF THE DUNLEITH AND DU-
~ BUoUB BRIDGK COMPANY Notice hereby gven that the
sbnu, Al the this Company for We election
Dirrc for he ensuing ye.r VII be he 81 The once Of be Company
\ M ~ f@' - q W. BOOTH. Secretary.