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Repairs have been made on the cad
amounting to $15,i93. About 504i tons
OF new rails have been laid during the
year, and 80, l49 new cross-ties put H.
Several miles of new side track have
been laid. A new engine house has been
built at clayton, new station house at
Symrna rail repair shop at Dover.
The passenger station;at Harrington COM
pleted, and new freight depot and sheds
erected at the same place, land new sheds,
&c, at Seaford.
The report states that the fruit growers
along the road had planted more peach
trees this year than auy subseq uent year,
showing that the fruit growers along the
road were greatly encouraged BY the re-
suit of last years crop.
The company has made ARRANGEMENTS
with the lessees to replace the iron rails
on the road with steel rails as fast as the
old rails are worn out.
The report was adopted and ordered to
be printed.
The estockholders then proceeded to the
election of Board OF Directors, Messrs,
Edward L. Beliah and Thos. Darlington
were appointed judges of the election,
and 8.513 votes were cast. Messrs.
Samuel III. FELTON,, Isaac Hinckley, An
drew O. Gray, Joseph Bringhurst,
Charles Warner, Edward Bringhurst, jr.,
Isaac Jump, Manlove Hayes. Henry B.
Fiddemen, Alexander johnson, James
J. Ross, Albert Curry and j. Turpin
Moore were elected directors and Man
love Hayes, Treasurer.
Geo. v. Massey, w. l.. Cannon and
Edward Ridglsy, were appointed CON-
mittes to audit the accounts of the trea-
surer.
The stockholders then adjourned.
After the stockholders adjourned the
directors met and re elected Samuel NJ.
Feiton, president, and Manlove Hayes.
Secretary.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE ELKTON h DEL. JUNO
TION r. r. co ~

In reply to correspondent, the Balti.
moro Sun gives the following informa-
ten in relation to the proposed Elkton
and Delaware junction Railroad:
The importance OF this short railro ad
connection to the city of Baltimore has
past, till finally the law of March 20, 1876
was passed. Under that act the commits.
sioners are Jacob Tome, Henry II. Brady,
William j. Jones, Thes. Whitridge,
Benjamin II. Latrobe, william j. Hoop.
81, Thomas kelso, Enoch Pratt and Thos.
Donaldson. They were authorized with
In three years TO open books and invite
subscriptions to the capital stock to the
amount of $3.50 900, with power to in
crease the capital TO s40O, 200, and to bor-
row on bond and mortgage $500. 900, If
secsesary. The road was to be commen-
ced In three years from the passage of
the act, other wise the act was to be mil
and void. The length Of the road. as our
correspondent states, from Middletown.
where tho junction would be made With
the Delaware road, to Elkton, where il
would tap the Philadelphia, Wilmineton
and Baltimore road, would be twelve
miles, and grading was done years AGO
Jor considerable part of that distance.
Iho cost, therefore, of building this
short link Of road would be less 20 the ex-
tent that the old grading intended for
what was then known as the Eastarn
Shore railroad can be made practicable
for Its new uses. At this time the dis
tance from MIddletown, to Baltimore via
sne Delaware Railroad and the CITY of
wilmington is some ninety-fiye miles.
The building of the Elkton and Dela.
ware Junction road to Middletown vouid
reduce that distance to sixty-four miles.
tnus making saving in distance 20 Bal.
,h, ,hnore, az our correspondent says, of
srsn one miles, and intercepting much
travel and traffic that would Otherwise
go 70 Philadelphia-that does 20 there
now, in point Of fact. O.
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A HEAVY sHIPPER

Col. III. c. DOUGLASS, OF Smyrna and
Clayton, who, for several years. has been
the largest grain operator on the Peninsula
shipped. during the month OF Decem ber
last, upward OF one hundred and thirty
seven thousand (l37 ,0OO) bushels of grain
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FIFTH EDITION.
THE DELAWARE R. R. co.
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Report of the Directors.

Special to the Gazette.
DOVER, Jan. 10, 1S7S.-The 9Th an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Delaware Railroad Company was held In
the Office Of the company, In Dover, to,
day, at O'Clock. The meeting was Or
ganized by appointing Wilson l.. Cannon
and M. Hayes, Secretary.
The report of the President and Di-
rectors, and of the Treasurer, were read,
In substance, as follows
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nOT n Great cnance 20 make money
III you can't get gold you can
lUuIl get greenbacks. We ne ed a per
0,O1R .son In every town to Ia ke sub
Illustrated family publication In the world
Any one can become successful agent
inc most elegant works Of art given free 10
suoscrlbers. The price is SO low that al
ports making over $3.50 in q week. a lady
agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in
zen days. All who engage make money
iast; You can devote all your time 10 the
need not be away from home over night
You can do itas well as others. Full par-
ticulars, directions and terms free. ELEGANT
IN nd NE ,eAPensive o9tnt free II you want prof
IL costs nothing 70 try the business. No ona
who engages falls TO make great pay. Ade
dress The Peoples Journal )" Portland.
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DIED.

BEERS In lIuntngion; Conn. May O. Polly widow
" Jonathan Beers. aged 81 years
CoLLARp. At Grcenpoint. l. l., May H. Jane widow
Of the late Jeremiah tollnrd
Services at the residence Of her sorn law Mr. wyman.
1854 Mrscruc av.. Wednesday ut i. ".
CON-At Wilamshridge May H. 1919. Elizabeth NJ,
vito Of Oliver T. Cox. aged US years and months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
te nd the funeral on wclne siay afternoon o'clock
Trains leave New YORK at 12 returning leave Williams
bri ige at 4 ~ aud 5it T. VI.
DAkIN.-Dicd suddenly in Brookny, on Monday morn
Ing. May rs, 1919 Major.Gen Thomas T. Dakn, In the
i7th year Of his age
The funeral services will I've held In the church Of tho
kcdccmer corner 9TH av and Pacific st, on Thursday.
NAV n. at3PM
fOsrER--At Mankato, MINI. May o. John b. Foster Of
New York, aged 80 years
FULTON-In Baltimore. Nd. May 49, Ellington Full.
ton ST. ngcd go years the first reporter employed
on the Baltimore American and subsequently Its man
aging editor.
IIBBY-In Gardiner, Me, April ~, Mr. Elisha Libby.
aged ~ years and u months
.LATlA-In Dnylcstown. Pa, May r. Mrs Catherine
NJ Iatts, aged ~ years, widow Of the Rev John f.
Lattn late OF New Castle. Del.
NpTT-In Fonda n. " May H. the Rev. John Mott
AGED about 20 wears Of the late kiphalet Mott for
many years PRESIDENT VI Union college.
TOOTH AkER-ln Hurpswcl. Me, this month"; Mra
Chil'Oa TOothakcr npcd 81 years.
rlLER-Iu Chattanooga, Tenn. Mayio. Mrs Margaret
II TYLER, aged W years
WELLMAN In Broukne. Mass May ~. william A.
Ncmnn, aged ~ years for twenty years in tho
Boston custom House. niterwari for twenty years
Boston agent Of Barring Bros OF London
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Parkway bill from the table. but fqllcd, and It
Both Houses passed the bill amending the
act relative TO fraudulent and deceptive state
ments by insurance companies. amended 40
that tho Superintendent Is required TO report
any company organized IN THIS state that yio-
lates tho law Of last year for dissolution. and to
prohibit any foreign company that violates TINT
law from doing business. IN this state. This
VII give John r smyh stu greater power over
Mr.. Terry. from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections. which investigated the charge
that money had been used to affect Legislation
on the lTolahan Excise bill submitted report.
The committee say that the testimony shows
that money wns rendered TO members which.
that money was raised by several wine and
llui3r dealers nssocintions TO- affect legislation
on the Excise bill, although 1t was averred that
the money was used by one association to pay
printing and other legitimate expenses. II
was also shown that the representative OF the
Law and Order League was promised compen
sqtion u he would cease opposition to the lIol-
allan bill; The committee say the language
used by Mr.. skinner was sustained by the testi-
mony. md that the language Of Mr.. Gilbert was
true. The report was tabled and ordered to be
In tho afternoon session OF the Assembly Mr..
Terry said that at the suggestion Of Mr.. Brooks
he would ask permission TO withdraw the re-
port ne presented this morning on the subject
question for correction. Mr. Brooks regarded
both parties as using money to affect legitimate
legislation but only to the extent Of printing
and publishing documents. and that the report
as presented reflects upon one party and not
upon tho other.
In tho Assembly. Mr.. Gilbert from the Com
mttcc on Normal Schools. submitted u report
with the following resolution. which was
adopted:
Re-ei That the Superintendent Of Public Instruction
be and hereby requested TO revoke his order Of June
1877 isconunuins the academic departments in normal
schools
The following bills were passed. In the Senate:
To confer the control of Bedford avenue, Brook
lyn on the Park Commissioners; to protect
life and prevent accidents by vessels navigating
Now York hnrbor; for the better protection Of
life and property from fire.
Gov Robinson has signed the bill In relation
To- the payment Of assessments for local inn
nrOYemenls In the city of Now lnrk.
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Content. OF the Weekly Sun.
THE WEEKLY sun. published this mornin

contains.
Getting 10 Work at Las'-Tbc First step Toward Invcs
r.aru. tine Great National Frau' -Consrcssnan Potter,
puhlcaus fillihu-tci1nA The European War Cloud
Russits Terms ~ Pencc-fropo.al- ni which Count
sciouvalo D, the Rearcr-Suh- rii tons for Volunteer
inof Iur Russia, The Emperor William LscHlt Fruit
l.s- Attuit 10 Af-ussinatc Hun IN berlin The tulprlts
lNplaUiuDu. The lol En- NgIcHi-fiist GcNcrul Mis-
of Loo XIII 10 the Roman Catholic thurch-llow
Tine Nsrl,i. and SINS 90 Humanity May he Rruiv.trd.
the truiun- Agiin raunins-fhc Proposed Invasion at
the Douumou-PrrN HrAuOns Of the Canadians. Tile can
llia's Mission TO An, rira-What Madc the Russians
LAUGH. Nationals Making RcadN-Ihc Executive touu.
Party Down last. Labor Moyrmcu'-lAc Eisht Hour
Resolution congress. Cuban Affairs Has Mncco sur
udcrrif Famine aud Storm IN China, Lord Lcttrm's
Assassin. The Press the Great Fraud The Duty Of
tHu-r,. -Four Hours of Mortal frrrul-A fhruu. Tale
iie sea. Traps tor the Iuwary-iiiuis 10 Country
Readers. MODERN Salem Witchtratt. Railroad Mouop0
lot agau's B Regulating Inter state rrnnsporta
ton. The ARMY H4ll, Notices OF New BOOK ,-roustant
mon, one of ,us,a. llrrWucs-Trnl and Acqmtal ot
The Glu who Shot rcn Trepon Questions of the Lnvers
r'cty. Tile Way Won Her \ Forchodiup, Mars An.
beams. Nut,s nn Science AMI Industry Ladies Depart
mcui, Many Columns at Editorial Articles and Agricul.
tura Matter story Fashion aud Fancy Financial Intel
h-,Hco and Markets.
TINS WngLr sUN contains complete cpitomc Of the
news Of the week from all parts Of the United states and
ilc American continent Copies in wrappers ready Tor
mailing to the old country may be had at the desk OF
publication icc Price four cents For sale by all news
dealers IN clty and country
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Many imagine an advertised medicines n he worthless
uusrNuS aud iid. Intimately ,nudp mn ihrm, hut j. II
injustice TO tc Thousand of respectable ciufeu.
ISL give voluntary cvticutr ut benefits received o. thus
a. lun amt doubt ihcir NctArity ami in'suYf FAIR.
hafk standard s,lr- are tNhnNiNclN auNt rufd Docs
IL Unnecessarily follow thnt they are lncuur an mako and
less alcurHie than ohcrsf Have tcy not lc'u 'n"n-
strand toic among tho lost' Again. It common sens
to slns' tIt uhvs, IAN with capital could be- induced
loss uriirlcY Il llercc. d. NJ the Worlds Dsprt.
stry and uyuldN llot Bunniu Y, Is the rolrlet0r
n hr most IuluNif family moil. mos IN the market Ills
reputation asa sh ui 80 rtun and pay slrun has htcu
fully established iut many years Would Physicians ana
clergy. after having tested his medicines Thoroughly
CO.. lfc DO comm, uln. ul,u to the athlete n they pos
so..td no Urrit' The undersigned take pleasure m
RECOMMENDING lli force ana his family medicines 10 ali
who may D.. ni tpo'u
{ rucMi " u. seneca, Y; - Cousins,
" h Nlhm Iowa ! Mcclellan, n u, Garraus,lr.
\ s., " T. lllNuon. NJ u. anN,r Lake, kAn b. 3
Nil,r, %. Nealie Soy Goo DNci,h VI u, 40
Nua Il, BMuuo.c. Nd, II hhcr'd. VI D.. raoli,
lnd Geo D. Chapman N D, nu-m9wh, Sch )
Gmhaii ). II T. T. Wells. NJ y Bristol. y ~ = \
dam Mo dos s. Hurr. NJ. d.. NJ. Lafayette o. Rev. T.
Harmon, El-ah ~ Key l.auc \. Aulunun, ShlpWAn,
IN Row rhos Ok.heN, Nrwman KAN. Re- !. Weston,
Burkl.n, Mo. Rev. H. A. Dawson Homer, Ill k'N g.
Long Grnham y G. RcV Andrew Adams, Calhoun. Ga.
Row A. T. Moore M Washington st.. Boston, Mass. liyV
| A. Thaycr u Haconshnre ONO, Roy. T.. rrulht
Palmyra H.. Mrs. Elizabeth BOYD. Falls city, Pa }.
Spencer. Union city, Men, Geo Z. BlIAn, RrnuNn, Pa
Mrs kerus, Palmyra, Mo- Mrs L r. Daley MvUopo
- H. SAMUEL Farer. Java, OhO SISTERS Vi Charity, 81
Nlncents Asylum, Troy, n Y--LiH.
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FINANCIAL Avn COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. May II p. M.-The early trans
actions at the Stock Exchange were devoid Of
special significance. with an irregular market
reflected in Lake Shore. which rose from 81 3,
Mt the opening. TO 90. buyer 3. before midday.
hut Delaware. Lackawanna. and Western ran
down at the same time from 81 to 53's. and Del
aware and Hudson also dropped from 54h.
seller 3. to 81, at the first call In Lake Shore
however. tho principal business was recorded
during the final hour Of trade whom under the
inspiration oi n new. combination for n rise,
by fresh purchases for the account Of prom-
nent local operators. Tho Northwcsterns. ne
also the st. Pauls. Western Union. and
viii be found below. Michigan Central
son rallied to So. with Ohos up to 9; and the
Hannibal and St JOS IN shares also recorded an
advance. Eric. although selling ut 1875, buycr3
ala. buyer 3. commanded more attention at the
close without any recorded sales. with 49, bid
and IL. asked In Wabash tho range was ~
"a II early in the day. hut uiter II o'clock this
stock dropped L. 49,. with 2, Subsequent rally
e. Ia. with final snlcs at a. seller 10 New
Jersey Central ruled firm at :. and Pacific Mail
tons in the remainder OF the list did not COM
mand prominence.
In the New York Mining Stock Exchange.
Lacrosse continued 70 be the chief feature with
transactions AZ 400 49, seller 80 a Al buyer 80. "a
80. regular way. Bertha and Edith also became
more prominent In the late business at H. buyer
80, n l3@ Il. buyer 80.
The gold market ruled stronger on further
expected payments by the Syndicate into the
TREASURY and the price advance 10 l0o',
I'll, following were the principal quotations
iiT I 10" i2FIS MICS. st'EN I ISE..
In loans the rates maid Tor having balances carried
were y. IL amt z cent. and for borrowing. a. y
cent and nat
Foreign cNchAuge took downward turn 90 - ~ AMI
81 49, FOR time aui demand drdi. respectively There
however. uf actual
In the money market. loanHblc funds on call were
l,trr ~ uufN tpx 4
ON pledge Of approved stock collateral Prime mercantile
acc ittuc-- passed at ( 90
GoN crnuicut hunt~ closed strong and active. ami
throughout the DAY there steady demand Tor
pom cents. re- i.t rcd D OF 1881. also Os O 1881
ThN lullnMIn. M,rc lLN 3 Z. v. olnslIg price,.
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Tnr .irricK rrov rnE hurEnoR.
Intensified Indignation and Excitement In
Bcrnn -Hoeders Crime Proved,

LoSDOS. May 1.-THE DaHy Ns'cs' Berlin
correspondent telegrlphs as follow: The in
disnatiun anl excitement over the attack on
The Emperor on saturday lnst hna Increased
ratLrr tnan subsidized. but except the North Gc'-
nr-- and avoidance If rash measures Of re-
prisGl upon the Socnl Democrats. This tonc
lnirly represents public continent. In the
invited re-! IKE by rciusn. 60 Join in loyal
cheers which the President OF tho Chamber
All attempts to establish Hoedel's insanity. rs
we'll as Ms Independence OF the Social Demo-
Gratis have utterly failed. His crime is proved
Ore tormality. and the Efforts Of the police are
directed To- finding the threads II "a general
evidence seems TO have come to light. Ii Is re-
ported that one accomplice is suspected. and "a
detective Is now in Lcpsic looking him up
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and on tho gums, tho corners OF the mouth
cracked, great thirst greut mental depression,
great cnaciation and pain in the stomach lulsc
gradually rising and growing weaker. There
Sicklcs on tho stoop to watch tho. patient md
not TO let her husband give her medicine.
cclNcd tho articles FROM the sick room Intended
for analysis. had locked them NJ in his private
q *. and had never opened thcm. He took
in the hands Of ANYBODY else after he had OBJ
tainrd them from Mr.. Sicklcs. Subsequently,
the witness quoted several expressions Of MIR.
fcction. When hc told him. on the morning Of
the 10th, that his wife was much better. he did
not raise his eyes from n newspaper he was
reading. aud only answered him with Il half
sigh and the expression All right When he
told him. also ON tho goth that the patients inn
provcmcnt was extraordinary, and that he had
cNr"ctcd that morning to find her dead. Mr.
Nosburgh had said
A watched pot mover hollis"
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Special notltts.


Are you troubled with cosdvencssf Are you dzzyf
Wien You bend down and raise yourself Mp again do
yon sec all the coors floating heioIe your eyes, Your
liver j. out Of order REUTERS LIFE SYRUP is an
mediate and certain cure.
Have y,H pains IN the backs Are you always weary
and ursdf DO sometimes feel cold creeping shiycrs
up the small the back II is kidney trouble Do
delay. The LIFE SYRUP will remove every bad feeling,
aud make You feel well and strong
Have NOu lnawing pain after catng' DO YOU raise
wind? Do YOU feel full and oppressed Are You irrita
bic aud easily gngcrcdi II is dyspepsia and Indigestion
The LIFE SYRUP Is sure and speedy cure riOfming
It. work Thoroughly II will make you feel like new
man or Womnn in a week.
lsNour nervous system broken and unstrune' Do you
feel miserable all uNcrf Do YOU feel II trouble 10 at
tend tu every daN mattcrsf DO hnd IL difficult
o. think clearly and steadily You are In very danger
o state hut have courage The grand discovery O old
MR. Bertrand is the thing needed IN your case and
Will make Nou well md strong
Whore do you live H. your dwelling situated In fever
ana Hruc locality DO your neighors have chills and
a.ucf fsu"rmittcnt aud rcmicnt fever plentiful Isc
the LIFE 81 w aud get your friends aud ncighhOrs 10
IL Perfect health will be restored "a every man.
woman. aud child and the liver aud Spleen toned,
fcn-ihcncd and n,igoratcd rs TO ward Of the disease
Tor the future
DO think that the are Idle words Re convinced
Tor your SAKE. Use the LIFE SYRUP freely our
reward will he
coon Attn Ann IONg LIFE
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AITIVfW-TV MAY, My II
= city Of Macon. Nirkcrson Savannah.
- kuickc ktr kemhlc, New Orleans
IS Erin, Andrews, LiNcrpoo May !, ami Queenstown
"a
$ Isaac bell, Lawrence, Richmond, Ci,y Point, and
Norfolk
- tmucus. Hearse. Boston.
ship Nilr, Marvin. Bremen.
shin sabine Farmer Liverpool
Burk Antonio 'amogh. Bogpiuuo Glasgow.
Bark Mercurius. LN gard, Newport
BARK Lcli. Erickson. Glasgow.
BARK Lyngocr. lcterscn, Galway.
Bark NitktauN, Masters Bremen.
BARK Bomtn Frazier. Bremen
Bril Harry Nirdrn. BiIkct. tlihArien.
Schr Mn. II card. Fuss Mrapoanc.
Also the usual coartwt,c vessels,
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Margaret, daughter Of John Field, Esq to Albert a
Smith ESQ, both ~ this city.
sM1fH-MATTilEwS LII Brooklyn, on Saturday, Mag
II, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev
A Paddock " n l. W. Smith OF Waterbury Conn. 70
Tillic, daug tier of 4 n Matthews. Esq
VAN WfNKLE-COLLERD.--O n Thursiay May q, By
the Rev T. H. Rooney assisted 10y the Rev G. g. Brett
j. Edwin Van Wmklc 10 " Louse Collcrd, daughter q
Abram Collord. ESQ. all OF jersey City
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE

MINIATURE ALEkNAc-rHIs nAr.
unrises..... ~ sun sells. 10 Noon sets 80
HiGH wArAh--rHs nav.
Sandy Hook. 10, Gov island. us Hell Gate.. 80
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Business alutltts.


Economy and Pleasure.
are united m sOXODONr A few drops on the brush
make clphUul lilcr Tor the mouth which, As fragrant
and hDalthiul SOiOuuNi tighten, tue l'tth m their
sockets. restores urn tu their urInAl tnr and D, alto
rccr The mos, agreeable wash ever offered othr puilic
Il iscrun. llDtl Hui pl"H'iut
BE- ,nf'i in time SAVES unc Is a good motto for
SPAiDlNGS GllE n preserves the furniture IRON
dcstlu,uuu Uud cauhc hnphed hy NiJ huGsenuder
Dycing aud Cleaning. The Sew York Dyeng and
Puufu. o. .ilirhurut station Island onrcs ~ Duane
3d. III broadway, oluolh Az Sew York, 100 ricrropont
% Hluukilu. Established Hi years
Kupiure Cured Forty ycrs' experience nr
Marsh tr iNrn n only SAFE ami rn'c tuN cure Oniy
office Nes'y e., Aston House Opposite S. Pau Church
PnmeroS'- Water Pads Tor Hernia are com.
Portable Nu'u ltUiu- else can hr worm fiu 49, galway
Fine So silk Hat for ~ 80. Derby and
SOFT Hat - NN, ltul 49, h. NtW 'nltl 81. nv tan
Rupture 1ru>,cs. Supporters. HDts A. Prices 10 sut
the unc> Adjustable Pressure Truss Go 7a' krnnlWHf
MIRRIED.
FROFLICK- EGGlI TON on Monday May ~, ny
The Rrv a.. II Grr.urv Louis ". frcclck To- sarah A.
Ese', ,ton. lnilni this CITY
SMITH YIELD -Ou 1Aursdsy M" s., AZ 'he tAnlel
e fnnG lnhrmarl. BY The Key, Morgan DiA' y,
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M DRCETl.

PARKER In the city Of New York. the 18th day n
May 10y the Hon Abraham u Lawrence Justice Of tho
Cause, adultery.
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BANKING AND FIN.iNCIiL.

a BROOKLYN Man. LAST SUMNER DEPOSITED
500 with Alex frotnngham Co.. Brokers. ~ Wall - .
New York ~ margin on purchase ui lup shares 81
Paul Il. Il stock The stock sold six weeks after
ward, realizing s2,2uo profit Their Weekly Financial
Report Is sent tree
AMERICAN SILVER change for sale IN sums Of $50 ard
upward at per cent discount az sWEENLYs BANKING
House, corner OF Ann and Nassau SIS, city
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Rupture Cured Forty yclrS experience nr
Marsh i ttNent n only SAFE ami on, ctual Oniy
office Nesy IT, Aston House OPPOSITE S. raus Church
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PomernS's water Pads Tor Hernia are com.
.nllLl Mllm nlLlIm- l-- aAu ln WYNN no l..NlM ~
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BOUND VOLUMES.

W
Bouni Volumes Of the MAGAsiNt ea.' volume coht'in'
Ing The Numbers tor Sis Months, VIII bee ishod orti
per Volume IN con. ors5 % i'll ia., III. sent ~ DoL
postage Iaid
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nv Authority OF THE STATE,

NiZZA MILK EXTRACT
Emncatiun cured nnd form developed Please end for
circular 4 RUDOLPH. Chemist. Ill East s7t II y Y.
"A."-srHE CURE FOR LUNG Disc ASSES.
Rock candy and Rye WhskcN, 80 per gallon. ~ per
large bottle Rest rock caid, pounds 81 Goods dclv
cred. send pu-t,l card. \ VAN BELL ~ Chanbersst
AZ "SuNsEr ON THE MEADOW" or in the
house, u@. CASNtLI. GO slippery Elm LlIcnges, Of
Boston Tor coughs For sale by all druggists
SOD BROADWAY lrcinovcl from $40 -Kentucky
STATE Lottery draws today. call early; l~ot prizes
distributing 81 s2,, tickets. 81 WILLIAMSON 60.
TIE STEAM CARPET CLEANER.
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