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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIc SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale. Mt the mill
known as Battan's MIL, on the road leading
from Salem Church to Delaware Junction, in
Pencader Hundred, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1Oru. 1875.
At 10 o'clock, M.
The following described personal property,
Three horses-NO. l. iron gray stallion Dex-
ter, years old, good roadster; No. 9, iron
gray gelding. years old. good traveller; No.
In any harness a fine Prince Albert colt, one
year old; good nilch cows. 3 yearling heii-
ers, Germantown carriages. one nearly new;
top. buggy. sleigh. two-horse road wagon.
farming utensils consisting of plowa. harrows,
cnltivators hoes. rnk es, fork shovels. WAGON.
carriage and plow harness. doubietrees. SINGLE
trees. one ten plate stove. grind stone. 3 sil-
ver fleece geese extra fine puddle ducks.
All sums of $40, cash over that amount
credit OF six months by purchaser giving
bankable note with approved endorser. No
interest if paid when due; if not paid when
d ue' interest from date wn :, wrrp
VIM. ]. Lank. Auct'r.. = feblswts
DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Public Sale. at tho Practical
Farmer. in Brandywine Hundred.
ON WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1875.
At l o'clock. p. M.
TWENTY HEAD OF
Western Reserve Cows,
~ with calves by their sides, balance spring.
ing. They have been selected with great
care for dairy purposes. Sixty days credit
and no postDonement on account of weather.
JOSEPH COOLEY.
L. W.Stidham Il Son, Auct'rs. 1Sw2ts
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IH0R RENT.
IL Two Stores and Dwellings, Nos. lO7 and
l09 Market street, Wilmington, Del. Inquire
OF JOHN TOWNSEND,
janl3tf Clayton House.
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~ OTICE.-The 9Th series of 800 shares Ia
~ now offered for sale by the mutual Loan
Association at $l.0O per share, first payment
February 10th, 1875.
fablOtf GEO. c. MARIS, Sec'y.
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LsOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Four new
II three story Brick Houses. with two-story
back buildings; gas, bath. hot and cold water ;
situated on Linden street, near Maryland
Avenue. Terms to suit the purchaser.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
ian2tt 807 Washington Street.
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Loan Association No.
IN 300 shares Sd series of this Associa-
tioIl at $l.00 share, for sale by
fehll-d2w M. L. LICHTENSTEIN, Sec'y.
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IRON THE RLoOn

THE PERUVIAN
SY r U P Vitalizes
and Enriches the
blood, Tones uD the
System. Builds up
! he broken down
|Cures Dyspepsia
Debility, Drop
'sys ChilIs aud
Fevers. Chronic
Diafrh Gs,Nerv-
Gus Affections
Rolls. uunOrss
Diseases of Ilte
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Al OTICE.-All owners of Real Estate in tho
~ city disposing OF the same will please
notify tho undersigned, and oblige
EDWARD FARMER,
EDMUND PROVOST,
dec3Otf Asaosaora
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FOR SAFE AND RENT:

ENOR RENT-Two S-storied brick Houses.
L, Nos. 902 and 9lS West Sixth street, above
Adams street. Apply to
WIN MORROW,
.marl-8t S09 Market street.
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FIRST EDITION
For the Gaze tie.
Letter from MilfOrd.

AN ENTERTAINMENT--FAI WEATHER.
THE scARLET PEvER-PRosPEcTIvE
tA RAILROAD IA BALL.
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{ went over under me rules
THE DAY AFTER.

SCENES AT CONCORD AND LEXINGTON FOLLOW
mo THE CELEBRATION OF THE
MULTITUDE.
LEXINGTON, Mass, April 20, 1875
This town and Concord appear to-day in strk-
ing contrast 70 the scenes presented on the 10TH
Tue streets OF the latter town. which yeErer-
day tnronged With $4,000 people, are to-day quite
deserted. The community mas reapsed into It's
habitual state or quietude and Sabbath stiffness
reigns where twenty-iour hours ago all was COM
motion. The noon trans, North, South and East
on both roads. carried away the last OF the vIsi.
tors, whose sumbers, after the revelries or the
night, we're prolonged TO late IN the forenoon.
All the nags which were stretched across the
streets have been taken down. Most OF the dec
oratlons have been removed rom the pubic and
private buildings. and the town has been shorn or
the patriotic habiliments donned for the OCCASION
The caterer has STRUCK has tents, and the
mammoth canvas pavilions nave been reuOyed,
leaving long iles OF empty tables to receive the
solitary and hungry observer o. the least which
was 50 suddenly swept away.
AT LEXINGTON
the scene Is lar more stirring. The noon train OF
a dozen cars was nlied with departing guests-
Flags and streamers still noa. IN tho breeze. the
down and the work ~ transferring the statues
OF Adams and Hancock from the Common to
Memorial Hall has commenced. the bands or
rouRus wncn invaded the town Yesterday alter
noon left on the late trains and many OF them were
compelled TO return TO Boston on the tops OF cars
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

WRIST DAY OF THE EPSON SPRING MEETING
DALHAM THE WINNER OF THE CITY AND SUB
URBAN HANDIcAP-DowNFALL or THE FAVOR
TIE.
LONDON, April 20, 1875.
The EPSON spring meeting commenced TO-
DAY. A great crowd or spectators were in
attendance and the weather was beautiful.
rhe great OF the meeting-the City
and Suburban Handcap-was run during
the day, and was won by Dalham by half a
length, Freeman coming IN second and Tam
o. Snanter third. Tmour started iavorlte at TO l.
but ran badly. The other betting was 40 TO
against Dalham, 16 to against Freeman, and IA TO
/ against Tam o. Snanter. The following ID .
summary
The City ana Suburban Handicap OF 10 sovs.
each, 10 forfeit, ana only II declared by February
a with 200 sovs. added; the owner OF the second
horse receives so sovs. out OF the stakes; winners
extra; closed with 1ol subscribers, IS OF whom
pay sovs. each "a started; about one mile ana Q
quarter.
Mr.. I. Smiths b. c. Dalham, years, by Cattle
dral. dam Gertrude by the Marquis. !
Mr.. Heneageis ca. h. Freeman, years, by ket-
tledrum. dam Haricot. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2
Mr.. j. Jonnstone's b. c. Tam o. Snanter, years,
by BInKhOOiie, dam Miss Hawthorn......... 8
Prince Sotykoff7s Gu. G. TmOur, years, by
Cambascan, dam Lady sophie. o
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THE MINERS STRIKE.

COMING MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD
PROPOSITIONS LEADING TO RESUMPTION or
WORK 10 BE DIscUssED-s1dSs or WEAKEN
mo.
PoTTsvILLE Pa, April 20, 1876.
A meeting OF the Executive Board or the
Miners and LaDorers' Benevolent Association mas
been cal ed, to convene at Pottsvllle on the 22d
Of April, when the question VIII be discussed and
voted whether 20 continue the strike or not. A
circular has been issued calling on every men,
Der to be present. The dissatisfaction existing
among some miners, as telegraphed yesterday,
arises from a secret circular issued TO each
branch which says the time has arrived when
change OF programme is necessary; that there is
great scarcity Of coal, Notwithstanding the sus.
pension has not been general; that there IS q
heavy demand for coal, and many individual
operators Of collieries are In such condition that
n work does not proceed Immediately they win be
unable TO ship coal during the year, and the
miners are becoming poor. fhe following propo-
THR PRoPosITIONs or THE MINERS.
Firs-That the demand Tor the 81 IS and s. basis be
Withdrawn. on the ground that we are willing 70 make
operators that TIE demand IS not general through
ss'aaa@iHat members Of the union shall return to
work for whoever w pav the basis REGARDLESS whether
sn q s Rom he eocres o. ne PhaiePSia and
Reading Coat and Iron Ion,pany gn,il sacn tae as
Coal Exchange anu tile Miners and LaDorers Benevo-
This resoutiqi will allow dead 70 BE- done for
the COai and lfon COMPANY 4 the above proposliens
uevisea tor senning q number ~ people % places where
ean Lc had ana which i not absolutely needed buy
bread tor the poorest be devoted 70 helping those who
thcm II would much better 10 do this even II com
Where thoGeh wages nave been reduccd The rcdneton
y not 80 grea. as that proposed @ Is certain amount
ood policy for 70 cut u where the reduction IS
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LOUISIANA.

REPORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ELEc-
T1oNs--PRoPosED IMPEACHMENT OF AUDITOR
CLINTON.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20, 1878.
The majority report or the House Committee on
Elections and Qualifications, declaring George B.
Buckhardt, OF Orleans; 0. L. Collins, OF St.
Helena; Charles Delhomme and Felix Voorhees, OF
st. Martin, entitled TO the seats now occu
pied by Richards, Rocneon, Floyd and Martinette
was adopted by Of yeas TO 50 nSya. Before the
above action In the House the Senate had ad-
Journed until tomorrow. Before adjourning
however. a resolution was introduced unseating
GoOde and reseatlng Crozier.
CASE or AUDITOR CLINTON.
Mr.. Lowell, Uep.) Chairman or the Committee OF
the House 10 examine the books OF the Auditor
submitted a report, which closed as folows:--
Your committee further report upon the evidens
collected by them ana in virtue OF the and duties
imposed upon them hv the laws OF the state under
which they appointed they are OF the opinion ia
Charles Clinton Auditor OF Public Accounts 81 tue State
Louisiana. be impeached Tor high crimes and misdo
they, therefore recommend 20 The House the
adoption OF the ACCOMPANYING resoution:-
Resolved, that Charles Clinton Auditor % Pubic
Accounts OF the state OF Louisiana he npoacheu Tor
hign crimes and misdemcanors in ONCE.
The report went over under the rules
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RAILROAD THIEVES CAPTURED.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF THE STOLEN GOODS RE-
coyFpvp

LARGE QUANTITIES OF THE STOLEN GOODS RE-
COVERED.
LoGASsPoRT Ind, April 20. 1875.
For several months the railroads centring here
have been the victims OF series OF roDberes OF
merchandise. Yesterday morning it was ciscov-
cred that several cars on the Pittsburr, Cincn.
natl and ST. Louis Railroad here had been broken
open. The police tracked the thieves and last
night arrested iour. To-day four more were ar.
rested, among them merchant, oy the name or
Kraft, WHO had been selling tac stolen properly
from his store. The others we're railroad en-.
ployGs, with the exception OF one, farmer, living
several miles south OF the city, WHO would pick up
the various PACKAGES OF goods as they were
thrown from the train ana haul them into the
CltT.
inc gang was well organized and had been car
rying on ifs depredations i0f several months. A
large quantity ot stolen goods, consisting OF
Tes Of niskey and sugar boxes OF tobacco and
boots ana shoes, has been recovered.
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MOVEMENTS OF HIS ExCELLENC1

About six O'Clock yesterday afternoon HIS EE
celency, President Grant ana party, arrived ID
this city from Boston.
Before leaving the "Hubt HIS Exceusncy waa
called upon at the Revere House by Governed
CASTOR and United states Marshal Usner. Senator
Hsrwood and two members OF the Legs alive
Committee accompanied the states guests 20 tho
State line.
on the arrival or His Excelency In this city
carriages were 10 waiting u convey him aud the
other members Of tue Presidential party 70 the
FItn Avenue Hotel when, having made their
toIlettes IN ACCORDANCE win an invitation 70 din
ner extended aud accepted several Gays ago. they
proceeded 10 the residence oil MIR. a. 1. stewart.
The dinner party consisted or lis ExceleRcy,
the President ana Mrs. Grant, secretary FISH.
Colonel and Mrs Fish, secretary ana Mrs. Belknap.
Secretary ana Mrs. Robson, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jewell and Mr.. G.. W. Cnlds.
AFTER dinner the party, with the exception Of
Secretary Fish, colonel ana Mrs. Fish, returned
to the hotel. lhey viii leave for Washington
some time during to-day.
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OBITUARY.

SIR JOSEPH HAwLEY, THE ENGLISH TUEFS,AS.
cable teiegram from London, under date OF
yesterday, 20th instant, announces the occurrence
or the death OF Sir Joseph Hawiey, well known in
connection with the British turf Toe particulars
OF his demise are not gwen. The intelligence Will
cause regret in sporting circles all over the
world. sir Joseph Havley was at different times,
the proprietor OF some Of the most celebrated
racehorses In Europe, racers from his stables
having carried OF the great prize OF the DERBY on
more than one occasion, while other animals, his
property have 81 late been very successful on tie
French turi. lie was a Keen sportsman, an excel
lent calculator, ana q generous employer TO MS
Jockeys and grO0ms sir Joseph had attained an
advanced perlOd OF life.
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CENTRAL ASIA.

THE RUSSIANS SERIOUSLY DISTURBED IN KHrvA-
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION AGAINST AFGH4NIs-
TAN.
LONDON, April 21-5 80 A. NJ.
The Dday Nelrs correspondent at st. Peters
burg reports that a plot has been discovered in
Kntva Tor the massacre OF all the Russians In the
Khanare
RUSSIAN DEMONSTRATION AGAINST AFGHANIsTAN.
the Russian papers accuse the Emir OF Afghan
istan OF com plicity.
II is thought that military operations have al
ready been ordered ny Russia.
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TICHBORNEISM.

lHTHUR oEToNs LAWYER CALLED TO THE BAR
OF LONDON POLICE coURT-TUMULTUoUs
JOY OVER HIS AcoUIrTAL-
LONDON, April 20, 1875.
DR.. Kenealy appeared in the Guildhall Justice
Room to-day, in response to a summons issued
1t the instance OF Mr.. Wright, editor OF the AdUer
nser, charging MIN with libel.
THE PEOPLE PRESENT IN FORCE.
The room was llled with the friends or tho
Doctor, and dense crowd was IN the street.
Alter hearing the summons was dismissed.
AN AcoUITrAL AND GREAT JOY.
The result was greeted with tremendous cheer
ing by the people in the room, which was
caught up by those outside Dr. Kenealy was
escorted from the building by thousands OF people.
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ART SALE.

number OF interesting works OF art viii be sold
to-day OF the residence Of Colonel Chapman, tho
well known Brooklyn art collector whose coilcc-
ton OF pictures at the Leayitt ART gallery is at
tracing SO muoa notice In ART circles. The gallant
Colonel Is obliged 70 rive up houseEeep-
ing owing 10 the delicate state Or MS
WEES health. Tue sale Ol MS house,
nOla goods TO-DAY VIII Include many rare objects
on vlffn and several works in stutuary by cee-
bratcd European sCulptUrs. w. ia 10 be regretted
mat SO nue. a collection OF art WORKS, represent
ing well nlgn fifteen years careful selection,
sh0ulu tie dispersed, out we understand the doc.
tors nave so strongly advised the breaking up or
the househo old that IL was unavoidable.
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FUNERAL OF THE DEAD AERoNAUrs IN FRANCE
PARIS April 20. 1878.
The funeral OF the aeronauts VINO lost their
lives IN the balloon Zenith took place to-day. and
was attended by many gentlemen eminent In the
scientific world.
NJ Lomat representative OF the Smithsonian
institute at Washington, made q speech rendering
The homage OF that institution to the martyrs OF
icience.
Other appropriate and anecting remarks were
made.
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GEoroE HERwEeH, rHr GERMAN POET.

e 7T-I - 7'77777 'EF-'E' =
Geographic despatch from Baden announces
the deatn oil NJ. George Hcrwegh, German poet
and politician. ne irst attracted notice - col
lection Of republican songs issued at Zuricn IN
1881. IA lS4s he was nj the head Of tue French
ana German workmcn who carried on ne rcyO-
lnti0nary campaign ~ Baden; ne mas since lived
In rntlIamaMt. geueralIy reslcILg az LuTIch. 4
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia viii leave this port on
Wednesday Tor Queenstown ana Liverpool
The malls Tor Europe viii close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europs-
viii be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock IN Ehs
morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, SIX centAs
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BREADsTUFFs IN EUROPE.

TKE SUPPLY OF WHEAT AND QUOTATIONS or
PRICES IN EUROPE.
LONDON, April TO- 1875.
The Aurk Lane Express, In its weekly review,
says:-of wheat there have been larger arrivals
and IN better condrion without the market being
shaken, although heaviness yet remains. Some
markets note better prices. but not SUFFICIENT to
influence London quotations, which are almost at
the bottom.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
UAvANA AnrIl % 1s7a

HAVANA, April 90, 1876.
Spanish gold, 223 a 22l; American. 200 a $50.
Exchange quiet; on the United states sixty dGyss
currency, 81 % premium; short sight, 80 80
premium; sixty days. gold. l20 q II pre- ulum on
London, l4g a l6l premium. sugar hrmer; so.
IL Dl, CHI standard, 1914 1875 reals per arrobe in
QOld. I a ~ reals.
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SCOTLAND.

TRIUMPH FOR THE LIBERALS AT AN ELECTION.
LONDON, April 90 1875.
Sir George Campbell. liberal. has peen elected
member OF Parliament from KIrkcady.
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IrnGr rnnrRr LEIGH.

Judge Robert Leech. formerly OF Ohio and at
one time solicitor OF the sixth Auditors once,
and recently Au1itor OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, aicd suddenly at his resi-
dence In Washington u. C., yesterday. 70 the
great regret OF numerous circle 81 personal
friends and Official associates.
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BUNKER HILL CENTENNIAL.

BOSTON, April 20, 1878.
The city Council this evening voted $4,000
toward the Centennial Celebration on the 18th OF
June next OF the battle OF Bunker Hill.
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A DUEL IN FRANCE.

rAnu PRESS EDuoHs AT THE POINT OF THE
swoRD-DorH coADArANTs WOUNDED.
PARIS, April 90 1878.
A duel TOOK place yesterday between N. Mag
gioio, editor OF the Union, and NJ. Rogat editor OF
she Pays
The weapons used were swords. Both OF the
eomoaLants were wounded.
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BURIAL oFTH BALLooN1sTs.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 10 1875.
The weather throughout England to-day Ia fan.
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nlEn-

HoDGMAN~-on Tuesday, April 20, MARTHA ELIZA
BETH, eldest daughter OF DR.. Abbott and Martha
Il. Hodgman, aged Is years, months and II
days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TFor other Ded,hs See FIN Pdge.l
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIEA
successfully treated by Dr. = n AARsn prineipal o
the late nrm Marsh Coz, at his old office No
Nesey street Aston House opposite 81 lauNs church
No connection vita any other ONCE in this city
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A.-FACrS WORTH KNOwING.-THE WILSON

A.-FAUIo NONIH kNUWINN.-IHE WILoUN
SHUTTLE SEWING MAenINE to-day the simplest, most
perfect most easy operated best made, most durable
and IN every mo-t valuable ewing machine IN
and Is sold less than a other rst class
machines Il j. sold easy monthly payments at ST
and Broadway New York: Us Fourth street, Brook
vn; No. Newark avenue, Jersey Cty 1di kguth ave-
nue., and at MACl'S, New YORK. This company want
good agents.
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ANY EUPTURED, MAN FIRST WEARING THE
Elastic truss Compunyis admirable instrument. sold
cheap G3 Broadway feels courage 50 take
burden * life
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COUGH. BLOOD SPLITTING, CONSUMPTION
death This the usual sequence Avoid 10 BY curing
the cough with HAlE's HoNEY or hoREuoUsD AND TAR
PIXIES IoornAcnE DRoPs cure IN one minute.
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GARIBALDI.

ROME, April %, 1878,
Garlba.dl's health is improving.
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
inside ana shipped 70 order ~ HoJER 4 GRAHAM, ~
STIR
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS; ENGRAVED METAn
ana Brass signs; store once ana sisn PMntng
UPuAM Co. 800 broadway.
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last yeaI......s........ss.,.. neutrality-suspicious. a.
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Al FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly 1
co ~ ndNrrtl.nrnnf.
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A COUGH NEGLECTED NAY LEAD TO sERI.
Gus results PoRrEGs B,LsAN wtl give relief at
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SHOT AROUND THE NOTWITHSTANDING
IKE 1. since Lexington and Concord except kNON'S
spflHs sifie OF Has, stores, ilta Avenue Hotel and
h. y ftrnaa.tay.
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ALL PAIN PAINT DOES.-nEMOVES MILAN
M Ton ana Physical Pain instantly. NuLC0Fr CArAEgH
ANNlnIfATo cnres eatarrn nernnnenllN. Pms a.NL
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currency, 81 93 premium; short sight, SO d 80
premium; sixty days. gold 40 q II premium on
London, l4g l6l premium. sugar hrmer; 80.
IL Du Oh standard, 1914 l6}S reais per arrobei in
god, ia reals.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Russia viii leave this port on
Wednesday FOR Queenstown ana Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe VIII close at tho Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THR NEW YORK Naturalization for Europs--
viii be ready at nalfpast nine O'Clock IN tbs
morning.
single copies. in wrappers FOR mailing, SIX csnsA
DIED.
HoDGMAN.-on Tuesday, April 20. MARTHA Eliza
BETH, eldest daughter OF DR.. Abbott and Martha
days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
tFor other Deatss See Ftrrn Pags.l
COUGH. BLOOD SPLITTING, coNsUNPrIoM
death This The usual sequence Avoid Il By curing
PIXIES loorHAcnE DRors cure IN one minute.
A.-FAors WORTH KNowING.-rHE WILSON,
SHUTTLE SEWING MteuNE = today the simplest, most
aud IN every way most valuable ewing machine IN
maesnes y i sod o. eSsy mqns9y piyasn,s a. -
Ivn. M Sewark avenue Jersey CITY: 56i Egnth ave-
nue., ana at MAcr's, New YORK. 7his company want
lew more good agents
A. AND PHYSICAL EErOhMiIlEA
successfully treatcG by pr; = = N Aksu, psnepai o
No Connection WITT any Other Once in this city
A-PArENr WIRE SIGNS; ENGRAVED MErAn
ana Brass signs store See MA Td n 6roaaw.
ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
msde ana shipped % order ~ HoJE9 GRAHAM, ~
buhhe street.
ANY RUPTURED, MAN FIRST WEARING THE
Elastic truss Conpany,s adnnraoie insirument sod
burden q ME again
Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
sSsPs Aoa9mnal 1aPR9r5er % rFs ines
No. sycsey street. LADY IN eiiendanee
Al FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly
CO n advertisements
A COUGH NEGLECTED NAY LEAD TO sERI.
results PoRrra's BsLsAN viii give relief at once.
ALI PAIN PAINT DoEs.-nEMoyEs MILAN
nation and Physical Pain instantly. Motco.F cAfAEEH
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