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New York Markets.

SATURDAY. Dec 9.-FLouR AND MrAI- The
n ~a's uotahy over So anole sic and w'l
ern supcrnns t4y0&i5. 20. c1tts state &C. $50
$3.50 do w2s'S and XXX sHss AI' o ' S
Ter wheat \ ana AA: so;o5sts % Mnnesoia Vt
soutu,rn bakers aui fanny brands sG.,a .ts.s1.
wrunegfnn ,'ggs H's . iSs ME- ,e r TH "ea I've
nour- supernne. si'oSt5l1. buck~hyai hour, = 100
Soir5N -, o's an e but rather nrmr- Mitl2s up.
her ssi.. i bsles osng az p l rot ~, a my
Der l2Iec. lor January l2 ll8r. hr - ru.ry, is,sc
R.ecpt.s the ports ~ es4 b les.
salc, mcs; At ,i5@,i5 10 ana he .psctlsu sS'i3
saes 90 oils. atSliO5 Tor February. aul u ens
WA SAFES Of pckled rib bellies, In bulk al ssap3ic
sic. 80 tc. II 80 Tor No. CIV snd 90 5a no ie,s
Or fair TO prme Western ana for future delivery,
SO 40 Tor January and SO ~ ,fi65s Tor Fcfa9ry
DR. -sed hogs Il mer al 5eses7Ac. Butter ana che Sc
,OuaIS wlest agll, lover unsettled, and nominal,
lte Il 30. kye RACER clser, MN -mai les At NJ
sN3c. tor Western. ami "c for Sstc. Barley
s.es SSCSo 9a;e; AZ SsStle Tor mixed Western
ciSing No. At &c. also wGtte state. iSo oc. and
mi1ed DO t4@ise Corn p, nr n for new gu DID IN.
S Sssfa ana s So pfnS asesa No 40 9s E'Hs @
yellow and Bay. Tor wnitc
IN bqlS and nned SOC IN eps on me spot and s7fc.
f9r d.? Jasg,Ty deys Ney g, st9rss 8pei q! 81
r0sin. Taliow sold at sACtsasr for PRIME 10 choice
WINS, ey more active at ii o1lti 10 cash ana regular
frrighs nrm. Ocean freshts hrm room scarce to
Liverpool by steam, gram ptAl8d $500 bales cotton,
1880 Nj petroleum 10 Copenhagen, 7s ID vessels
with gran 10 Cork tor orders M 7s.
GROC FRIES Rio coffee quiet. nut nrm. ana some.
what higher quoted At ldi4a2c go sales Of 1000
bag. IN private terms mld grades quiet nu hrm al Z
"a "a Naracahn and 22C,24c Tor JAVA, both gold.
foicgu Wo,n-srs quei new crop NeW Orleans IN ue-
uund Iut hrm flirs e 2l0 hhls CIOcr hlltt zoe.
Rice quiet aud unchanged a. l1.osGjac Tor uout site.
Raw "a muily duh and unchanged at ols lisc.
for iar 10 good mug CuOai refined sold moduralcy
~ ll4i4l24ic, for hards.
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Fran ne sun FrdicSco ChronclS.
The wife of cX-SccretarY Black, Mrs. Man
well. Mr.. Ashmau, Mrs. Lloyd, Miss Gcnet lcNe
Ilartwcll, and several other Gentle ladies took
M active part In their respective precincts. aud
.lectiOHe, rcd with the p0lygamous wives of the
saints. They would argue the point ia thi, way :
" " y Mrs. ---, I'm asf0nished How can
you for a moment thiuN OF voting for tHnuOu 2
He has four wives, and. being a woman, YOU
know ne cannot love them all As he ought TO-.
It. IS hbE Iahse ihls irhel ana vote FER
ing woman" The Gentle ladies' turned out in
fun force, voted Ike men. and did all their talk
ihg nftcTward. The votes If several Mormon
women wore challenged hy Geutile men, who
ala $50 with extreme courtesy and timldity. The
~ .uH.l were perfectly shucl cd, and -remod
Two Of the wives Of Bishop Moulley were Chul
lcnged' bnt they swore stOutly enough 10 get
lNelr AOlN. In.
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In state bon the only recorded sales were In Lou
isana consolidated at 5d3s Raj road securities were
Gull ana gI,etealI nesectei. Tpc prlncip ca ing.
were az follows: Chicago. RocN Island pac a. Is
lll+Ssills c. C., {: anu lists, lOstsdlOs Michigan
southern Ids. 1922 Michigan southern SINKING fund,
road IL morigase lo5.s Pacific T. OF Mo- lsp, 1884
Pacific X. - No. 2de. - Michigan Central - IuiA :
Harlem lot mortgage y. coupon li7iS; Toledo Peoria
and Narsaw lets, western DIVISION 50 Toll do and
wabash ise St Louis division, II. Ioedo amt Wab Oh
lsis, lolss Morris ana Essex 2ds 1udi Louisyie ami
Nashville con-. ps, 9e3 Union Pacific -nking fluid,
vi Hannibal ana s.. Joseph ~, con. Su7s Ohio AM
Mississippi % mortgage, i6le Northwe.tefl con. cup
gOld bonds P2la Morns INA Essex H. ~ Ies Chica.
70, kOcs Island aud Pacinc sinking fund. iG2t9.
The opening. higaest lpwest and Z. %. ciONnE
IrCes Uf rtUCks TO-DAY were:
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1lusitaI anstrumrnts.

4 -pI SOS sacr feed for cash piano, s2ii also
n piano ami stoo 800 handsome plauofOrc, ff1t
Rosewood primo, 500 new upr sht ami square plano
furtes 90 r~ul anu On inst illmcnisi narOr organs
GoLDaMilhS, 20 Bleecher o., near boWery.
A FEW 'econl nana Weber piano. AT very great
~ hlIFli4H, If n lr'l mat "A NrfY
by our he-t muscnus, and rtIlF atupI - gopl a.
new iu warrant. ln every re- 'ct, III tlse eau 40
uc WtNti AEr .!lON7, 'tl av. ant lG,n So
BNRGAIN. -Eosewoud piauotorle, &l.O, ca %
"A OF mon tly il-tft m'nts
hppLt, l3 N.yeipy place, near Broadway.
- BARGAINS on account OF removal, uuUlsht nd
- slulrt lil N- fbi lu Poo. % ~ flu muutNN an
paldi or o. rent 70 UPWARD. BElIs, '65 Broad NaY
cIrntr l0' 81.
LtInA 1-OCTAVE PIANO In good order. $40
> wv nlan'nly am paid 80 BoSer
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Yesterday at the Exchange \. !. Bleecker &
sold, under foreclosure two-sory frame house,
with plot 33gxlO1. the south side % TeasdAlc ave
nue. 200 f,ct west u Delmonico place, Morris mia
$1,000, O. piWAtn
Lon, Mtsi-r iJourned safe OF property belou snr 10
the Prospect hin e-tatc To Dec. rs
Is. l.. Fnrchld ADJ urned Of premises - oliver
street To- Dec "a.
The total yaiue OF city real estate cold the IA
c1ang tor me past Wcck amounted ID tif1 ua4
number OF foreclosure sales are auuOunctd for
Monday at tAe Exchange.
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gost nnO fonno.

I O~1'-bank book No III eu0 of ihc Union unr
savings J. stuutiou. Tue hnlor Nil please q. no
II TO the above bhnh $40 an so Canal st. 90. -i.
I O~T ~ stolen A puul hua.s }lNl nom l,fru
Island painted li-ht hluct arcWaru Of 40 Wii ue
gyenn lcturnen 10 lui South st.
co. RINARD,- Lost Oh tudiy, IN roius from
~ - tNc Wind or Hotel 10 Newark, damcud ear
mug ret IN SILVER. Apply 20
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Counsellor Wm. ID. DAILY mad a suit before jus
tce kanacn 10 Jrsel az Friday last, anu ne isScd
Tor Az adjournment. The Justice refused. Th- coun.
seuor made Al uucomp mcntAry remark Leave the
room i' shout the Justice " WON'T salI tie Cuuu.
stl 0r. Then l'l ulAo YOU Inc next ninufc the
cuuurtl0r wen ahlgIus over the fhfesuVld. Justice
lAuken has nt cn aires ed r assault.
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Prem ne C1iHmn 40 work.
Falli rs AN around.
Floods OF NundrOus glory,
Silent "a iDc SNOW ldhtf.
Breathing each itOp
Ike % shower OF hunheilus
In ihe utunn mellow,
FAN the lcdYcr OF erin ~,
kusseli bTuRn, shi yellow,
SOhbing out low music,
Nheu the WIND is sir ing,
NJ the Thought 4p uuIfufW
Thai tnr b,Hf BE- di lu-
Zen me ifdyrs are fH.linfi
with tur tlpusi. comes sadness
M, ny pm lun-s
For that and 4 sladurss.
For the golden pavement;
For the ilONrrs lmmur al;
Fam ,uY feet would press
Toward the peir.y portal.
Falling all around,
Floods Of wondrous glory,
All thl1gs mere must fAde-
Inls toe leaflets orS.41
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Steamboats, anN Rallroaos.
DENNslLyANlA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATE, MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Sew York. via DtshrOsses and C0rtland
ets ferries, rs follows;
Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the West and
South with Pullman palace cars HttacnCd, $3.50 \ NJ,
d uni $50 i. NJ. daily.
FqT willsmsport Lock Haven, CORY ond F.ic at $40
T. N. connecting at CORY for Itu-Ntll', Petroleum
Centre; anu the OIL regions. For Wanlspor and
Lock Haven. $40 A NJ.
FOR baltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
Washington Expire OF Pullman parlOr ears daily.
except SUNDAY $3.50 a. NJ . arrive 10 Washington AZ
$40 NJ Mgntr at $40 A. NJ, l. d. and r. NJ.
Exnrcss Tor Philadelphia 7:aO. s9o $40 0so iimicd,,
luao 4 NJ. l, 4. 3, Il. $3.50, T.. NJ and l. night.
SUNDAY $50 VI. 3 q. = $3.50 and r NJ. Emigrant
ana second class. l., NJ
Accommodation FOR Trenton : \. NJ. . and 40 T. N.
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth, Railway, PRINCETON.
Trenton, Perm Auboy. Pennington Belydcrc ana
otrer ponts see local schedules ~ a ucNet offices.
ains arrive; rom Pittsburgh, $50 and 1850 \. NJ.
and 100 l.. NJ dailY ;lnlO T. N. an $3.50 T. VI daily
eNcep Monday Fr'W Washing m and BALTIMORE,
$3.50. 900 A. ~, 40 bio ana logo r. NJ. sunday
$3.50. 800 \. ". rom Pnladclphl. 5;oi O.lo $50,
40, nul 1O'2p =. NJ. Snutiy. sos, ego, $50 N.jl
ll:lu 4. VI 6:5n ana lU'.u r. N.
If li'Nct offices b-J AMI ga BROADWAY, SO. lsior
House, and foot of Dcsulusscs and tortludt st.,
Court g., Rroua yni M, lld art llS luislH 50, lu
l1Acu: devoft Jersey cats Enufrant ucnlt ui'r
M. lltury place.
FRANK THOMSON. u n. rOYn In
General Manager. Genl Passenger a ''u'
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Auction tlOtlt,s.

GREATEST Inducements Foreclosure sale Mon.
~ day, D.c II, NJ. JACOB COLI Auctqneer $50
Fulton st. Hro lklyn, 100 choice luts on MrDnluusu,
nccaur' and lnlnbrdse sts, o. y Ralph and Patchcn
AY SAFE ahauluth
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Wlnit0- Sfm1Ifs,

ADVERTISEMENT. RECEIyED for THE stu
N In Hoboken, at ls7 Washington At.
RrIEICIAIFLOWERS Wanted good hands
N for pasted rOsos, out of The house also cut
ter. 475 RroadWay, up stairs.
ETHICAL. FLOWERS -Gold hands want.
n ed on TASTED roscs II BiAU. ~ Prime st., y. s.
HANDS on linen and alpaca coats highest Prices
paid WORK gwen ont IN large quantities. 826 Atm
st., Wilhamsburxb. side door.
AIDES taught singing and piano by oIporlenccd
~ professor al 27S 9TH av. Inquire IN the store.
DANTs operation. ana basigIs wancd. 81. -.
L NlCOLL. the Tailor. lib Bowcry.
NNANTED-iO nrstclass operators on hne suspend.
w er work, straps, round ends, &c. also GOOD
hindcr' a v. mae inc Continental ManufaCl urlng
company 10 Franklin II.
NVANTEn-By lace goods manufacturer, = nrst.
w class iOrewuman To take entire charge highest
salary paid Address with references h, box 49, sun
oifce.
XVANTED-A good hand on Wilcox 4 Gibhz ma.
w cninc who has worked on bustles Apply at I'll
East 26h NJ.
XOING girls can obtain situations free. lod giny'
and meas 1T &c each, AZ the GIRLS Lodging HOusr.
"a ~. Marks place h II, under care Of thdrcns
Ad Society. Also, free insirgculn On sewing mt
chimes from to q daily to all who may apply, aud
cits-iu king taught grnt utousy.
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Qualifications.

FIuIE MO-r REAL rIFIi.. rttractiyc, and hrll.
y liAnl mag 1ne ever i ued wil ne und 70 the
January holiday number OF DcnOrests Monthly Maya.
Aue, WIN atlHtle cLrVlnJb aud other extraordinary
novelties, now ready,
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misttlltu1ti.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TIC RGH lfSss'i II ',iYr' aS%6 e
FO''''S BiE!%%Ei G4I Il ~ TipG aiFF prices
Finest qSs,, y' hair issJyiP6AniEss. solid.
not dyed.
j inches ounce ounce. Sss@t I 90 %,
ELlII % 81 i@cSos ounces weight weight 90
most magnificent gilt Tor Inc Holt
,liona hair oniy,at 81, SO, sis, and
SWITCHES superior to snythmc over
.SssS offered in tnis market at so, $50 tij,
'YiYSSiissIBiIIft FRONTS. in the latest
'f @d$ s SsSS Ssc "a !. Ss Sin
curly at Doc. ii, ti.bo, e. $3.50, 81.
., and upwafd-a most eiegant hon
W fn S' enolecst sets Of cuRIsvarrenl-
j. Combinss made M in the most ap.
uHHM proved manner, warranted TO give salts
il i T Sfhq TA hEIE Il SEX FE 5lGH4
HAiRDREsslN Gin the latest Paris.
USRIvALLED BEAUTIFyING
CREME BLANCHE, or nc Magic ,
"A part- a brilliant transparency recon-.
~ mended by the most prominent pbysl-
4 rot only harmless. but very 6cne.
nclai TO the SKIN. Appled a. the store
If desired TIs,i free q cnsSRft u per box S.
.ant and Indispensable toilet powder.
r. C0UDRAY's celebrated AURo.
WV v "a o Sa s' @ 81 any sry e G% ns
v s"ip Price, for thpee.onIcG botti",
WV wv BIS * %SSS sSs s2S oS D.
" W DkhMAIINE, sure cure To re-
move an wrinkles from the face, t2per
hottie.
No MORE GRAY HAIR. l.. sHAW's
NO. 81 WEST hair to rs natural color without lne
iiTn ST.. fRArF o. SILVER from a beautiful
near 9th AVE. asa rtmcnt OF All modern nceutilying
New York. hand.
Goods sent to all parts OF the coun.
ONLY DEPOT ny when prepaid free Of chirge. Or {.
q d., win privilege OF exam nation
4 PERSON gifted with magnetic healing rowers
~ viii make Visits. No help no fee. Address c., box
No. 40. sun office.
ntvURCE~ obtained from different states without
- lubcly advice ne pay when divorce grant 4.
New York Law Agency, 40 Broadway.
hItORC ~ qu,ety; legal everywhere pay when
~ dWOrreds ADVICE free. American Law Agency, IL
Ast0r House.
nINORCEs ontaned without publicity. Advice
l'frec. THOkNEs law office. Murray st., rooms
10 anu 20.
IrDOT INTIIE~. suitable for amateurs aud Others,
Il irom $50 upward. al % Futon IT., over store.
T. +. RYDER.
ITsE Barbours Irish Flax Thread 1t will stand the
u test
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sails.

rVrIE TENTH ANIMAL BALI. OF me rriv.,a
81 New YORK viii take place " rllur Ran Oh vs. dIr.
Oay eve ing Jan. 3, 1871 Music by 22I Re .e no ud
j.. BolLl. lr'tIl M.
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nal
TIL reIsans asset; OF The liz consist - '''''' o.
h cSs and S NOR Cages. i5ss SO *
In The matter OF the I" rrtstces Rond. the 20.
Vita which tne BE- I'd was signed, IN u have q zei
parles thereto WhuipromptS ad me amount OF nc
nanhs Ia N against MIN. Win interest. Al OF the
each one separately. Judgment, nave been obtained
against two aud executions issued. Tue other suits
u !, si59 90 i.s bopls sql Nor .sge' ,sdns-
w 70 $500 aIs s,eoaI 9.of ,sg " aid are u ioln
feclrea has bcch -oli under foreclosure Of tie fr.i
Ii4I 1 s1y w ~ YS t,sHIn t. 'ne Utns ~
Of the monsasr on tifageth pTeperty Of .,65'"n,
l!dSnent Wa obtained iyr ks',dlssi but ~
4 lnlab,'h for grading, pavl5s. Sc, 10 lie
sses.;sns have been Judicaly decided to be Illegal
S ~ AZ may r se sei ASIDE ng,
TO be r"iSed ny tais bank 4 proeiemaglcal one mort
The csim against city of Elizabeth for se5 ooo Ia
snoye ref FRED TO- which am now cndcayoring 10 re.
II viii thus be seen that the remaining assets of The
lsnA ar 10 litigation aud unon the issue Of the suits
tor. ana ne tme when anoih,r dividend can he raid
sresi 81 Inc depoors mat tn ar m m ' nm n
should be closed a. soon a' possible The deposition.
uqilrned iikei % eject this dc.ideri un.,
- IN ~ connect ZION Il NAV, per'ps be- satisfactory 10
gss went Amons The itrm., as appears oS me books
koooe'es y c'erss' about ........... sig. 90 M
Tniied States bosdsun.cc united Tor - 5odo1 ~
Collected on lee boni uniccounted Tor. .. $500 Oh
L3ss 81, o. 81 ,emsnt sim Jocryn 90. IN At
Losses nv renl estate opera tlons during the
,. Aas't 5 l .5 - 'g 8;55i e g
s.n nr.ED.. 'R c'''f'' 90
'rRADE>' SAVINGS, BANK -havins neea
Il lny appointed and qualified as Recover ~ mis-
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gr1l Gstlt,.
,sur Sale ano 10 YET.

Sor Salt uno 10 get
4 STORE 20 let. with nxtures. for any business
N excepting lquOr rent ESQ. l9e 7th av
II winter TN May 1, a neat uodesty furnished hous
IN the city be Ow 4nh 81 by private family mod.
crate r.a Address, stating full Particular. L. ". h..
otr'' OF Y. Y. sun.
OFFS to let with steam power, lighted on all siies.
&c lNl heatcrA, elevators, etc low
sroneble parttel. Apply 10 - J CARROLL a CO., 80
Walker IT.. Or 2o2. 2oi. and 2'd Wet Houston -.
nFFirE- rO IEr In second story balldine.
' fFNut .uu rear scll light % All scan hca'r1 40
tun fupir 4tol ofrc Nt-sau aus Fran for, its.
gun rDliL. lii N4s-al It,. sun hliiuls 10 %,
4 suitable To- BANS .ng, lnSurlncs, ur -rurfu nIs.
lts. steam .rii t Ap25 a nae ~ua ga liitat11
enc Ifu Nt--Iu-
fI'O LET'-lh'ap house - 17ih st.. BROOKLYN IN
Y fnp.Hfe der Inquire frucr IN aud 18th
~ hfouNl 70, or rs hli...l 81, N.I.
\(ANrED-ro relt about 80 sQlar' feet space.
w with s'esu mower IN roun1 Moor u.i-INo rI 900,
NuftuL rl. and Nutt rNrr. AIlrt r., Stat terms.
" 4 A. 4. %. huX ~ %.
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nIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. VIA Plymouth.
The General Trans tHutlc tompanY'r steamers Tor
Hayre san on hAturdays. sion tickets al reduced
rates. LOUIS DE- PEBlAN, Agent. 30 Broadway.
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:
SECOND GRAND ~ ipnONN CONCERT
TIL kSUAi lNtNlNG DC. II. ,t H.
The folio ~iug eminent spiuI IL WILL aqpttr.U
Nr. kI'lE GflnN. Planl.t.
Nj FRANZ ~ hMlkiX. N-t.foUr
The lrYAfatutUr 81. ufIfur ls nos Hltir
kllFl NGOlp, intro uctinh and nrst serur wagner.
aud music ~ lsOSAMDNDk .............. So,u lert.
Adnl'H sion 81 Rvs"rN 70, 90 ccuiH extra. rln ub
trin,d At sitinwhY ha. al the prime Dil u-lc store,
ant. II Broadway.
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shlaplal.

NOR SALE-Cofee and cake saloon. 90 Bceckcr
] a. Apply 10 JOIN kObEKIs. las Ihompson ~
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IIELIEI.RV,,--.. Myo I.N..l.! rMsArMr.

HELLERs WONDERS EVERY EVENING Al g.
Last ui-iis u flir lir-t piogrAnfrt of
- WONDERS AID MIR OLEs.
kORkRI HELLER, kONfhl itt tLER,
Pr etiilEi afcur Iila!st, aul ,iuH q. l...
MISS HELLER Miss iIii ifH
it The famed iI Nn f1FuHl ana ut NuIUlh'r wonder,
SurLRN ATT RAJ VISION.
Hundreds conn there Nith irHcUur, i.o rlrs %
explanation. ana hlv" them torn away 20 ftu naI.utcs.
GRAND MtlINEG tNIki sAIl RNAl AT D.
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MAJ tNRE diftEry Ns{Adik SlE vn ppoor

NhANH NJ AL: MN{AdIk SlLvAnNILII;;at proor
CITY oE bthRLLINS silrlY Dec. g. At ws9 4 n
CITY OF RICHMOND. saturday, Jan. 10, at 4.
From Per -, NuTfh RIVER.
CABIN. $50 and 500. gull X turn tickets on favor
able terms. sIEkRAGE rs currency. Drafts At ow
rates,
saloons State Rooms smoking ana Bath Rooms
joins G DALE. Agent 10 ami 80 broadway. y. Y.
NATIuNAI LI\E.-Fr1m Piers A anu AZ \ L.,
~ FOR IONDON.
futii 'of'ffNs'i0WN N%D 'IiVEiifS6i50'iH"' a. we
Spain Dee IL, b3OA NJ Helyetia. Dee. 80. ESQ r. NJ
EgYpt. 1000. Dee. -, 10 A. NJ. kngland..Jan q. 1880 w.
tailn ia sage y65 $50, or $40. currency.
Return Tickets slOO tllo or $50, currency.
strcraFe Passage ........ ... 90. t2d, currency.
Drau- ISSUED from II upwari II current prices Ap-
ply ut the tompany's oflcc, ~ broadway.
Stocrage tickets can usp uc obtained at the (ompl.
ny r piers a and A., North aver. -
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nOliOnp eiOOos.
4ors,s, Carriages, at.
jusmtss q Dances.

ANTEU-Cheap, coupe horse. Any one having
w 10 sell. and who VIII taxi II OUT IN AYtiy ulrt,
call At stanlH 223 West h3l ~.
Smyrna times., 1876-11-15

Howard Gooden, nephew of Chas.
Gooden, near Wyoming, was kicked by a
horse on Saturday week, fracturing his
skull and otherwise seriously hurting him.
1t is thought that he will recover, however.
A shooting affair occurred in the Clayton
House, Wilmington, last Saturday evening
young man named Brown shot at
another young man named Harry P.
Bowers, during a dispute. The ball entered
the ceiling and did no injury. Bowers was
accusing Brown of having lied in two or
three separate instances and offering to
bring witnesses to prove it. Brown was ex-
planning and denying at some length, and
in the course of his remarks made state
ment which Bowers denounced excitedly
as a lie-a new one apparently. Brown at
once springing back, drew his revolver and
fired, but whether at Bowers, or in the air
to frighten him, it is difficult to say. No
arrests were made. The origin of the
affair is clothed in secrecy, but It is gener-
ally udmitted that as usual, there was "a
woman in the case" Browns friends
allsge that he recently received letter
signed GA Friend" and warning him to
leave town or he would be assassinated
They further allege that he was insulted
and threatened by Bowers, and that he
purposely fired the shot into the ceiling
as warning.
Smyrna times., 1876-11-15
MARYLAND ITEMS.


Mrs. John Slaughter died very suddenly
of erysipelas in the face, last week, near
Templeville.
accepted a CaH.-Rev. Mr.. Davenport, of
Vermont, has accepted the call of the
vestry of st. Luke's Parish, Church Hill
Protestant Episcopal.
At a colored pole raising at Chestertown
on Saturday evening week, the shear polls
fell on two colored men, one of which was
killed outright and another so badly
injured that he is not expected to recover.
designation Of Rector.-Rev. II. A. Skin
ner, who for the past four years has been
Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, in
Elkton, has resigned and accepted call to
parish in New York. His resignation
will take effect December lst.
MIlington is improving finely. Three
dwellings are now under way, one for Mrs.
Leise, one for Mrs. Turbit, and another for
j. II. HURT, while the Episcopalians are
building Chapel and s. w. Cole has just
completed large storehouse.
Samuel, son of Mr.. Stafford, residing
near Templeville, was seriously injured
while cunning on Saturday week He was
brought home in an insensble condition
with load of shot in his eyes-the result
of careless rabbit shooting among boys.
A negro man who voted for Tildsn al
st. Micheals, and did it in a boastful
Haunting manner, stirred up good deal oi
animosity, and for a time a big row was
imminent but good men of boath partie:
finally succeeded in calming the troubled
waters.
Eli D,.y -,
worthy and well known colored man O.
the Neck district, Dorchester CO., fell deac
in church near Beckwith's, on Sunday
out hymn. 1t is supposed that he wa
having been almost instantaneous.
Revival in Cecil County.-A great revival o
religion is progressing at the Union NJ. Z
church on Zion Circuit, Cecil county, anC
has been going on during the whole of tn,
| political excitement. Between thirty ant
forty probationers have already been re
ceivsd, and large numbers of penitents ar
still crowding the altar. Rev. I. L. TomI
kinson, is the pastor in charge.
T.. Fred. Gerker Assauhed.-On Monday, a
Chestertown, Fred. Gerker, Esq, Lessee o
the Kent County Railroad, got into al
alteration at the depot in Chestertowr
with the telegraph operator, Mr.. AldridgC
about sending a telegram. During tn
scuffle young man named Ringold (form
erly clerk in Smyrna) struck Mr.. Gerke
on the head with loaded cane and felle
him to the floor, producing a pretty sever
scalp wound by the blow. After strikin
the blow Ringold ran and has not bee
heard from since, we believe. He is said
be a desperate youth. He threatened I
shoot a negro man election day, and wG
under heavy bonds to keep the peace at tn
Vine he made the assault on Mr. Gerksr
Smyrna times., 1876-11-15

IT is reported among the Railroad men
here that there is to be big change in the
timetable next Monday. The morning
train north, which has been running from
Delmar, is to stop hereafter at Harrington,
and leave there at A. NJ. for Philadelphia.
Should this be the case, our morning train
will have to leave town about 6 o'clock,
which is a very early hour these mornings,
and very unreasonable one, it seems.
But it is to be hoped that there is some
mistake in the report. The new time.
tables will be issued about Saturday if the
change is to be made,