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The Morning herald., 1878-07-12
!. THE CITY COUNCIL.

PETITIONS, ccoMMUNIcATIoNs = FARMHRssi
n FIGHTING oLEoMARGARINED AND TEE !
BUTCHERS. ra IdeHJldo Ars .a.rAaxH d
The City Council met in regular session,
last evening, with President Lichtenstein In ].
the chair. 5sadf no .,aHi Isgaa3d .9mii 10
no The Street Committee reported adversely
onlthe petition Of Washington Hastings And
others demonstrating against the pavisg Of
Poplar street, f;,,' .spss ,g0x0HtEIkR A.
The Street Committee reported sthatsona
account of thetchange I'M the soudinanceIiny
relation to cleaning streets,, that they had
rejected all bids made for the contract.a vi
G The Water Committee reported favora3
bly, on the returning or the water rent. t.0ver-
paid to the city by W. R. Wright also re-
ported favOraEly on petition Of james J. +"
Walker, for water pipes on Davis street.a 1914.
The following petitions and communities
tions were read and referred the proper
Committees aTi II }E9G9T 5Al IL hnG ,FiII4
From Thomas Worrell, asking to have,
cutters on Fifth street west of Willing.
From Anna Barr. asking permission to
erect at 2067, Market street, a two-story 4,
frame building i, M r,e,,sr r ylJse7
From H. r. Whitaker and others, asking
that the west side of Van Bnren street be
curbed, guttered and paved. 1s ;naafayom IN
/ From William Dean, asking the consider
alton Of Council to an extract OF the minutes
Of Pomona Grange, stating that oleomarear-' q
inc should be sold under that name and 70
on its own merits, and asking the Council
to take some action thereon; and also to
grant farmers the privilege of Occupying
certain space In the curbstone market for
the sale Of all kinds of farm produce, on
payment Of such an amount asn they may
direct, and thus relieve the farmers OF
being compelled to sell their stock to. butch
ers' monopolies who force them to sell at
prices lower than cost OF production, and
who charge consumers exorbitant prices: M
The City Treasurer's report showed o
balance iii bank to current expenses Of $f5,--
074.84; had paid out to Water Commissien:i
ers on Cool Spring Reservoir, since last. re-,
port, SIS, ,062.94 had paid out in toto, ,$102,-
9l1.34.Td 1857 SA;5j9Gsgt ID ylata GAi bl
Chief Engineer of Water Departments re- i
ported % men employed for, week. ending
June. Pay roll, $195..o Yi'8 '''" ''7F1i-
The Street Commissioner reported 46 men
and 13 double and single teams employed, In
the Street Department for week ending.
Pay roll, $245.35. III '9S 'H7'h'fa Si's 1881 1'
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MAINTAINING A NUISANCE.

Patrick Lally was arraigned before Es-
quire Hagany yesterday morning, charged
by Messrs. e.. M. Mullen and L. Glatts,
members Of the Board lof Health from the
Fl rst Ward of maintaining q nuisance in
shape of stream of running water In an
alley on his premises, at Second and Tatnall
streets. After he had been notified to have
the nuisance abated, and not complying
with the notice, the suit was entered. He
was required to pay the costs of'the case. D
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AN ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning as the train contain
ing the Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church excuar- 1
sionists to the Geological Garden, was pass
ing out Of the tunnel in West Philadelphiass
/ switch had become rioose,o and aasrthea
train passed over it. the bar swung up andy
passed through the doorof one of the cars.
Fortunately the train was going slow, and
prevented an accident. No one was injured.
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THE EX ECUTIVE COMMIT TEE.

There was a meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee yesterday at Middle
tbwn. The apportionment Of the districts
we're made as appears by the advertisement
elsewhere. The election for delegates to
the Dover Convention, will take place Sat-
urday, August 3rd, at the usual place Of
voting in the county. The Committee adj
journed to meet at the. call Of the Chair
ynan.
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ID DEMoCRATIc STATE CONTENTION j,


A Convention Of the Democratic citizens
OF the State Of Delaware win be held, at
Dover, in Court House hall, on Tuesday the
9th day of August 1878, at 10 O'Clock NJ,
for the purpoce of nominating candidate
for the office of Governor and a candidate
for the office Of Representative in Congress.
The Chairmen ofthe several County Com
mittees are requested to issue calls in their
respective Counties, giving the proper no.
tice and appointing the time for choosing
delegates to said convention. ee.4 ST. #.
JAMES. R. MITCHELL,
y4 Chairman of State Central Com.
Attest james L. Wolcott, Sec. !.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. g. W. Cruikshank, editor of the Elk
ton Democrat was in Wilmington yester-
day. .., a. .,
Mr.. James Woolley, Esq, of the well
known firm Of Woolley g. Van Trump, has
been confined to the house for some time
past, is, we are glad to state, able to be oat.
Yesterday was his first day out for about
week
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INSURANCE PAID. !

Some time ago Messrs Woelley and Van
Trump paid out to Mr.. sam'l Cohen n2sl
Market st ,eet, as insurance on his stock
which was damaged on the morning ofthe
9th Of June by fire. the sum of $7,224, ,5O.,
Messrs ,Woolley and Van Trump are among
our Oldest and most reliable insurance men.
Mr.. Cohen's stock was insured In the, Liver
pool and London Globe Companies. rIr-,ss.sq
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SET ASIDE.

In the case of John Parker, barber, who
was fined 81 and cost for shaving his GUS
tomers on Sunday. Mr.. Parker obtained
Mr.. William G. Spruance, Attorney at Law
and had the fine set aside by q certionare, /,
and the payment will be decided at Court. Z
The Morning herald., 1878-07-12
RESUMES HER VOYAGE.

The Belgian Steamer, John P. Best,
which came to the ship yard of Harlan and
HoIlingsworth Company for repairs, left
yesterday morning to resume her voyage to-
Havre, France.
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EXCURSION TODAY,

The children of the Home for Friendless
and Destitute Children will spend the day
at Mt. Cuba. The transportation for the
occasion, has been rendered free by the
Delaware Western Railroad Company. Z.
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MULE INJURED.

a. mule attached to- NoIs6 CIR, fell at
Third and Market streets yesterday morn
tngosnd adaone Of its hind feet BADLY in
jured by the car wheel.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-12

507 GREAT BARGAINS OFF @7.
At WILSON'S, SOY Market st., " |
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMEREs, MOHAIRS AND AL
PACCAS.
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND FIG
URED DRESS GOODS,
10 cents and upwards. vii y
CALICOES,
BLEAcHED .ANb XII : GNBLEAcHED {
MUSLIN,
CLOTHS, C0TTONADE, PANT AND
DRESS LINENS, .tu,
WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUES,
A FULL LINE OF THE BEST MAKE
OF CORSETS, .'a " 0
rs, 80, 65, rs, $1.O0. l.25 and S1.5O.
Also, MADAME FOY'S IMPROVED
CORSETS. All Sizes. --.
fn KID GLOVES, .''7
Is. so. rs, rs, $l.0O, S1.25 and $3.50.
IA HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
From cents and upwards.
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHES,
In Great Variety.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
As cheap as can be had in the City.
SILK AND I.AUE TIES AND BOWS,
In great Variety.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS AND CRASH.
.ukHAAT TABLE LINEN, 2&A
25. IS, so, 65, rs and 8l00.
A large assortment Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS,
SHIFTS AND SHIRT FRONTS, =
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Call and examine and be convinced,
. .samta John T. W1LaON.A
Er.tsrtf 6O7 MARKET STRDET.T
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NOTICE. Democratic Executive COM
N mittee. OF New Castle county, under the
rules. have spportioned the county as fol.
lows to wit: Wilmington. Christiana. Mill
Creek, White Cav Creek, New Castle. ST.
Georges and Blackbird Hundreds are enti-
tied 10 have each one Representative IN
the next Legislature. Pencader III the
2n" District, and Red Lion in the 3rd, are
entitled to have each one Senator.
The election of Delegates to the Stale
convention calls to meet at Dover, August
9Th. to nominate candidates for Governor
and Congress, will be held in the respect
i've election Districts Of the County, on
Saturday, August 3rd: Tho nomination
Election for candidates. for the Levy court
and for the Legislature, will be held on the
lst Saturday ofseptember.
Polls to be opened from IL O'Clock M. to
7 O'Clock P, M. The election is to be held
by the judges who held ihe nomination
election tor sheriff and Coroner @FE@
j. II. WALKER. Chairman.
WILLIAM II. NEwroN. Fec. pro tenn.
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rJ'HE DOUGLAS HOUSE,

|RlFrHOBETH v.CJTY. SUSSEX COUNTY
J BW a DELAWARE 4 / AriI
win be opened on the 10Th of June Terms
TO suit the lines. splendid Bathing, Gam
ing and Fishing. = = TFTT TTT"F
jel3-4W u ! ( II RUNYoN TOURS.
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La 3y RI
The Uothiers in Phila-
delphia have confessed,
and dosadmit that we have
the BEST FITTING,
MOST STYLISH CUT,
aud best finished Clothing
ever shown in this city.
We are proud 10 say that
we have the finest Clothing
House in Philadelphia,
and our sales are much
largerthan any other house
in the city. We, wish our
customers to bring their
friends visiting the city, to
see us, and we also ex-
tend a special invitation
to the citizens of Phila-
delphia to visit our POPU-
LAR CL 9TH / N G.
HOUSE in the LEDGER
BUILDING, Chestnut
Street, corner Sixth. f
The following facts
should be remembered:
]. That we do not deal
in any shoddy goods.
2. That our goods are all
, new, and Of the latest
styles.
8. That our prices are
based on the LiYe and
Let Live principle, and
are in the reach of all.
We are strictly one
price. Z II st}I
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sEA SIDE,
BOARD, 500 TO 5000 A WEEK

STOCKTON COTTAGE SEA GROVE
CAPE MAY POINT, N. j.
Del ghtfully located on the beach; 20 ro IONS
Y pecial rates for families. Cheap and dali
~ communication between Wilmington
ana Sea Grove by steamboat.
EMILY CONYERS
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THE HERALD, p
tvilmfnston. Del, July II, 1878.

rwiImfnston. Del, July IN. 1878.
I t.a Is, - - = Z N 2 & 2 =
MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun rises. s.........4.42l Bun sets. ........7 80.
Moon rises 2.2S a. m.
alA q HIGH WATER. raa5%
Delaware Breakwater. ater...............6 rs a. m.
6!42 p. m. ~ - ;
New Castie....... ........~ ..........1O.1S q. m.
lO.36 p. m. -,
,O6 q. m. r"
THE WEATHER: :4-T0-da stt scSlI be
soas.as and fdtr. Y Txh sotNzs svsH vary be-
t'ges's southwest and sosstAeast, scSth brSet
btoao from the ssortwest. ,,''4 q"
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THE BATTLE OFTHEa BOYNE.

THE CELEBRATION IN MONTREAL TO-DAY
| SERIOUS TROUBLE ExpEcThD-THE PRO RRo-.
! CEssIoN DECLARED ILLEGAL.
! A special dispatch from Montreal, Ca,
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CLOTHING HOUSES.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-13

Another scheme for the Common Council
Names Given This Time.

Another proposition to furnish steam to tho
city and Its inhabitants for heating cooking aud other
domestic purposes made yesterday to the Common
Council The system To be used Is the invention OF Will
liam Z. Pral Mr. Prars petition differs from Gen
spnolas In giving the Of his associates The pc
uuoncrs william Z Prall Edward l.. Donnclly Wal.
liam I. Poster. William n. Guon Samuel Wood Jr
Joseph iiaight. William &. Dewey Frank H. TrOwbridse
Arthur = Winmarth, George W. Hu.hes. william ~
webb John Foster. u. II laighL and George n viii
Hams The petition asks permission to lay under the
streets and avenues OF this city the pipes necessary TO
their purpose and offers 60 two bonds Of 5000
each asa guarantee for the replacement OF the pave
meuts and security against accidents that may occur
through the Of the pipes TIE petitioners also offer
10 furnish a. the public buildings for forty per
less than the hcaung Of those buildings
and To- pay Tor their franchise ive per cent OF the
pHnN' net profits They willing that the city shall
appoint to supcrintc nd tile heating of the
buildings AT their eNpense aud they agree 10 remove the
the streets and to furnish the fire engines
with St. am. for reasonable price.
The petition WAS referred TO the Committee Public
Works
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Rose EytInge Appearing as "Anncy
sykes" In the BOwery.

The vast Bowery Theatre, from the re-
established pit to the back seat in the third gal
lery. was crowded on Mondhy evening. in
Guiding the boxes, in one Of which sat Miss
Geneviove Ward who had come with the rest
to see Miss Rose Eytinge as Nancy Sykes. Tho
version OF oliver Twist" presented was the
one in which the same actress recently acted in
Senrlc was the BW sykes. That Miss Eytinges
striking personatiOn pleased the packed thou
they cupped and stamped at her as only Bow
cry audience can. TheHcting by others than thu
star and her special support was very good in
the main, and in no particular was the per
formRnce open 10 the rdicule that many bestOw
on Bowery performances without ever going To
see them. And II anybody in the theatre felt
ly must have been satisfied by the addition Of a
pantomine. in which good clown cut the still
cOmical capers
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TRYING A NEW roRK JUSTICE
Testimony Respecting the Alleged Drunken
ness OF Justice PInckney.

Justice Pinckney of the Seventh District
Civil Court. charged with judicial incapacty.
has succeeded in procuring. from time to time.
the adjournment Of his case since July last,
when the referee was authorized TO take testi-
mony. The alleged illness Of his counsel. eN-
Judge Cardozo was the ground for requesting
a still further adjournment on Monday last. but
Referee Bue decided that the case must go on.
Patrick Anthony was the first witness. He
testified that he was n clerk in the Seventh Dis
trict Civil Court. Dec. p. 1876. Justice Pinck-
neY was absent NJ that time. and did not return
until the middle Of January, 1877; from this
time the witness was constantly in court, aud
brought w the calendar and all papers on trial
days; he often remained during trials. md sat
beside the Justice on tho bench he repeatedly
noticed Justice Pinckncy under the influence
OF liquor. and sometimes unable 10 conduct
business he often left the bench without Civ
ing notice. not returning for hours. aud many
times not at all; he was often so much under
the influence Of liquor rs 10 he unable 10 sign
adIournments. and tho witness often signed
them at the Judges request; the witness had
often seen the Judge enter up judgment before
the end Of n trial. and while Witnesses were be-
ing examined the witness had seen the Judge
retire to a hallway behind tho bench and there
drink liquor. sometimes from n glass and fire.
qurntly from n small, fiat bottle which he was
in the habit OF carrying he had seen the Judge
drink liquor on the bench during n trial.
After hearing this witness the referee ad-
lourned the case till Monday next
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Canvas.Ing the city Vote.

The Aldermen met yesterday as the Board Of
County Can,assors President Roberts elected
Chairman. Aldermen saucr Shells aud rerley were
made the Committee on Protests and Aldermen Sicvin
Lewis aud Birin the Committee Corrected Returns
Tie FIRST District will lee canNassc by Alderman slevin
the second by Alderman Phillips. the Third by Alderman
Reilly the Fourth hy Alderman shells the fini hy Al
drrnau Bennett the sixth by Alderman Ehrhart, the
seventh hN Alderman Morris the Eighth hv Alderman
Hall. the Ninth ~ Alderman lewis the tenth hy Alder
man Glutgtr the Eleventh by Alderman Saucr the
Twelfth ly Alderman keenan, the Thirteenth hN Alder
man jacobus. the fourtot nth hy Alderman Pnckncy
tho Fttcenth hy Alderman Warhner the sixteenth by
Alderman Foster the Seventeenth hN Alderman Roberts
tho Eighteenth by Alderman Bghn. the Nineteenth ny
Alderman GodncN. the Twentieth by Alderman Carroll
the Twenty nr.t ny Alderman Herman, ami thr Twenty
tNtrl aul Twenty fourth Wards by Alderman ltrlcy
The canvass Is 10 be begun today.
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ina 10 Clearing Houses In other cities with an expire
the hope that they will unite In similar measures for
promoting the resumption Of coin payments
The meeting adjourned Mt about o'clock =. M.
William A. Camp. Manager of the Clearing
House. who was active in bringing about this
concert Of action between the hunks ana the
officers of tho Government. said Yesterday:
This insurrs resumption without any quoS-
tf1u. IT," harmonious action between tho
movement r'ulcrs II "a fixed fact. Tho agree
nrnt too. that the Treasury of the United Statcs
W iI mubr DIES as .uuugcs directly With The Clear
ing House s Of great importance to the busi-
ue-- community"
Sir. Ctmp NODDED that he had no doubt tho
West and South will absorb the oiElteeu mii-
HHu- of 4iivur com now in the Treasury. and
tlr two millions month which Secretary Surr-
man is auth lrII"u To- ISSUE. without hOodluW tho
North with 10. and u tho nrnn time Doc has no
doubt that Congress will modify the silver bill
ia some satisfactory manner.
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LOVED By HER sTEPFA TIER.
Ills Attempt TO Abduct Her aud Force Her
Into "a Hateful Marriage.

ALLEGHENY CITY, Pa. Nov S.-Before
Mayor NIcgraw to-dny Hugh Porter. m en-
gnccr on the Ohio River, was u prisoner. -Four
or five years ago. being wdowcr. he married
a respectable widow. who had daughter about
twelve years Of age Tho family. being in COM
Portable circumstances. lived happily until
about year ago when the daughter. Mollie.
began 60 lud into womanhood ller step!athcr
fell desperately ia love with her and took
hardly any pains TO conceal the fact from her
mother lie coutcd his fair stepdaughter as
sduously. hut the maiden rejected his suit. and
declined his repeated proposals Of an clope-
mcnt. VI 'untimr Mollic had sutOr in the
pcrs1n of respectable young gentleman oi tho
city, and to him She conillcd her troubles, and.
Ms the rcaiic-t means of escaping the persccu-
ting attentions of her stepilthor. she promised
to EiVs him her hund ia M rriagr without nm.
moo '-Sufy ucIuV. Py some means Porter learned
oi their Intentions. and. in his blind inatua-
tom he resolved tO possess himself OF his sep
daughter 10y iurcihle abduction Accordingly,
ho hndn her To- pack up her clothes nnd prepare
~ accompany him from the city To be married.
threatening. in the event Of her refusal, 20
murder her and her mother then and there. All
these threats ami propositions were nndc IN
the presence OF the wife and mother. The girl
wisely decided to pretend TO be- willing to elOpc,
and set up the prctcnce Of making the ncce5-
sary preparations for the proposed journey,
and early this morning both tho mother ana
daughter. managing To- cludo Portcr's vigilance.
hHstrnrd t. the MAYORS office. and laid the facts
before his Honor. Porter was speedily n prls-
ourr. He had no defence To- on'r. anu. ~ de-
fault OF 81 900 bail the Mayor committed him
to Jail to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron says that his play,
Across tho Continent" is great and sensa-
tona." He has presented 1t here and there for
years. and 1t is still powerfully attractive. as
was shown by the crowdinG Of Niblos Garden
on Monday evening. The piece is full Of hand,
boasts railroad trains aud battles with Ind
ians to say nothing OF such ordinary dramatic
material as love. jealousy, hatred, and many
other melting passions; and all these things
are plctoray scattered between New York and
San Francisco The scenery, new and old, was
so fine that the play was made decidedly spec
tacuar. and the acting was good, on the whole.
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Lursd to tn. Gambling Table.

Mr.. Robert Morrison Of AZ Lispenard street
employed Frank A Barr OF Wheeling as bookkeener and
collector Barr showed testimonials to the effect that he
had been professor in the University OF Pennsylvania
within few weeks Mr Morrison discovered that Barr
had not accounted for 800 that he had collected Barr
was arrested lie pleaded guilty yesterday in the Gen
efal sessions lie was lured 10 the gambling table he
SAID and there lie spent Mr. MorrisOns money. Assist
ant District Attorney Russell SAID That he had satisfied
himself ol Bars uuihiuiness, and that he would not
move for severe punishment Judge GidersleeVe then
sentenced Barr u the state ketormatOry at Elnira
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Francis McCaifrey entered tho rooms Of Mr..
Thomas Keane OF lOl East Seventy eighth street on the
aist OF October last and stole clothing and the family
Bible containing the birth and death record OF the entire
family Mccartney was arrested. lie eaded guilty vos
terday N the General sessions and Judge Sutherland
sentenced nun 70 STATE PRISON Tor two year,
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Cra.ed by Greenback Politics.

BLOOMINGTON. H.. Nov l2.-The Rev. Pleas
ant W. Bishop. Presbyterian minister and Grcenhack
politician has been adjudsed insane and sent asy
um Iii, insani, isattributed 10 the study he the
greenback heorN. and TIE doea sutIci ly his partv
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILnoAD.
GREAT TIKI Nh LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

on and ater Nov ~. 1873
Trans leave New York via Dcsbrosses and Cottlandt
streets Ferries, as follows.
Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburgh the West and south
$50 =. daily
Fog Wlhamsport Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie at ~
J. VI, connecting at CORY Tor ritusVie, Petroleum
Centre, and the Oh Regions. Wuliamsport and Lock
Haven. . 4 NJ
Baltimore, Washington. and the South Limited wash.
inston EXPRESS" Of Pullman Parlor Cars daill except
sunday, 10 A. NJ. arrive Washington " L, NJ. Rrgu
laI a. 80 amt 20 4 NJ, l. T. and Tor NJ. sunday
Expression philadelphia, 40 I 80 $50 . 10 Limited
II A. VI, !, g. 3, q. 80 ~ and Ia T.. VI. SUNDAY
4'Hl AMI A NJ 8. q. ;hl. 30 and 10 T. NJ Emigraut
and second class, 30 4. VI
Boats u Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey city. Attending a speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, 90, 1910 A. NJ 10 10
NJ. daily, go A q ~ 4 NJ. daily exec II Monday
From Washington amt Baltimore, q SO 4. NJ. p 80.
ai5, 10 10 +. VI. SUNDAY. 81 A NJ and 10 10 T. NJ
From Philadcphia "a, So . 40, lOIO, 1880 NJ
$50 %, ~ 20, and 10 10 r NJ sunday, .O5
100 10 ~, II 80 A. NJ, Is ~. IulOP. VI.
Ticket oiices, 526 and ga Broadway, Aston House
and foot Of DesbrOsscs and Cortlandt Court II and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st. Brooklyn;
liz, llh AMI llA Hudson ST., HObokcn, Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON, /. r. FARMER
General Manager. Gcn'l Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano RatIru1os.
NEW LINE To BOSTON.
IN Via Allyufs Point
from
NORWICH LINE. PIER 20. n

NORWICH LINE. PIER 90 Mr.
Steamers CITY o. NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
At4 - 4 VI daily. SUNDAY included
fAkE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
Positively tickets good only day aud trans
cOnncc ung with boat at Allyus Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets tor sale At Pier 80
Norwich line Boston, Worce ster, Portland and ali
points north AMI east VIA
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
Steamers cry or LAW RLNCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier a.. r. daily. at 49, Z NJ, sunday excepted.
Tickets and Rooms he obtained at the Office
OF the company. AT Broadway, corner uf Canal St
Freight taken Tor all points ~ lowest rates
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Auttiom 9Otitts.

MOKTGAGEES SALE at auction The nx.
1Vl turos OF the oyster and dining saloon 80 Blocker
WI b sold q. suS.ion this "wednesday morg Att
same under ehAttel norRAgsi sale peremptoN
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Mortgage