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PEACH SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of peaches yesterday,
over the Delaware Railroad, amounted
to 200 car loads, for the following
points:
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THE STEAMER "pIERREPoNr.

The Smyrna Times las the folio wing In
relation to the pro peller Pie. r pont, which
was recently sunk by collision In the
Delaware: 80 y III I3W
The Pierrepont was raised last week -
stated, hut the repairs on her are n0s yet
completed, but will be in few days. 1t
was found on raising her that about six
feet Of her side had been stove IN by the
Mary Morgan. The statement that tho
owners OF the latter had brought SUIT
against the Messrs. Tygert is incorrect,
or at least there has be no notice ofsuch
legal procedure. If not . newspaper
reporters paragraph, it is the use Of
newspapers in an attempted "game Of
bluff" but in any event 1t Is worthless
because the facts are so entirely on the
side OF the Pierrepont to make such an
effort appears ridiculous.
The trunk of Miss Emma Houeh was
found by river man, he said A0ating
near the wreck, and carried to his home
10 Camden, n. j. Miss H. Identified and
obtained the trunk and c,ntents last
week. They had been laundried and put
into complete order. The mar ut drst
asked 500. but finally accepted Sf6 from
Mr.. Smith the super cargo. The Walker
has the place of the disabled propeller
in the daily line until the latter 10 abie
to resume her place. . ..u5,lf
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ANNUAL MEETING AND ELEC-
TT0N n ~ III -

= a -
On Tuesday evening last, the Grand
Circle of the Brotherhood Of the Union
met In the Adams Binding, and after
transactinR regular routine business the
following officers were elected; ar
Grand Chief Washington A. =. De-
Baum, Wilmington. ,-,,,,..-,,s
Grand Chief Jefferson. W. NJ. Towns
ley, Wilmington. ". .fead- As
Grand Chief franklin, w. j. Polk,
Grand scroll-keeper, W. M.iFtios,
Grand Treasurer, David Montgomery,
Wilmington. N'N'r
Grand Herald, O-car Brown Milford.
Grand Watch of Day, W. Il. Snoot,
Grand Watch Of Night. Sylvester
Solomon, Wilmington. 'N"
Representatives to Supreme Circle, =.
9. q. W., O. X. Way and William II.
Summons. ffas iia ,lrtit
The Grand Treasurer reported the re-
ceipts of last year to be $965.50. Paid out
tor weekly benefits, $50; funerals, $50;
other purposes, $500. Cash IN treasury.
1888 81; funds invested, $3.50. "a; asssts OF
circles, 81 ,03694. w. 70 rd''i'1 f''t
During the past year the membership
has increased come 30 per. cent. The
next annual session will he held 1t Mil
fort, on the third Tuesday Of August,
1880. = 80 -
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HEALD Il CO.,
BANK ERS & BROKERS,

AND DEALERS IN
,TOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES 4 COM NJ ERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon. and General Collec-
lions. Tickets to and drafts on Great
britain and other parts of the world.
jan8-1yd
Financial and Com mePcials
WILMINGTON, Dell, Aug. 81, 1879.
L.,Iest STOCK quotations FURNISHED by
,ealI A Co.. Clayton House Building
Wills iugton, Del. at IL M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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Local Stocks and Bonds.
National bs.nk of Delaware. 40
First National Bank. 1856
Union National Bank. ....a2
National Bank vii. and Brandywine.. 90
Farmers' Bank. ........................ 50
Wilmington Coal Gas Com pany........ 81
delaware r. r. Co.
Delaware Western X Il Co Stock, 10
fhIla. vii. 4 Baltimore r. Il. Co... 66Ls
win a Northern r. X. CO............ "
Delaware Fire Ins. CO.................35
Delaware State Bonds. .................io icy
Win lngtOn City g.. .l0Sk
Wiiminston CITY Observation-Disclosures O21
New Castle County LOan....... ........ 102
Delaware Railroad. nrst MOrtgage...... 102
Delaware Railroad, extension. ......... t0l
vii. Passenger Railway CT. LIST mort. 100
i" Stock,
Masonic II Ill Co Bonds. ...................... 80
Masonic Hall Co..................... y
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Adjourned Meeting Of Council.

Pursuant to adjournment Of Council
on Thursday last, that body met last
evening, at the corner Of Twenty second
and LAM otte streets. for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the grading Of
22nd street. The meeting was brief
one and was presided over by MT. ray
second street to grade from Market to
LAM otte streets, or as far beyond that
point as the dirt will suffi ,e. There bo-
ing no further bushes Council adjourn
a
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GOD INDTITUTE

M CONCORDvILLE. PA,
For both sexes, on the Phlta. 4 Baltimore
Central r. r., Is eleven miles north of
Wilmington, on the Concord Pike. Sfu-
lie. Tor buaIness and chi s 81 I II erceis in
q hseautitul ard hea THY location. In good
rooms. nfSt-class professors. Little boys
are made to feel that sou,e one cares for
them. For catalogue call on DR.. e. q.
ShOrtlidge, 1872 Market street.
5l j. SHORTLIDGE A. M. Prin.
auO2n 3udnw
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Ham.;y Package by es.

These popular dyes are put up IN pack
ages at Is cents each and are warranted TO
dye from 1 TO 4 pounds of wOollen. silk or
cotton goods. Are more convenient and
economical than any dyes in use. Sent by
ZJAMEs BEL T. Druggist,
~ont for nal a WI
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NEW ADvERTIsEslENTs.

OELECT SCHOOL.
- Miss N Rhany's select school for chill
dreR will Re open on Sep. LIST, on 10th street
eetween Market md Hhipiey. Sts. h20-tf
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NEW HALL AT NEW CASTLE.

OPENING or THE BIDS YEsTBRDAY-THE
CONTRACT AWARDED TO HARRY LAPE
OF THIS CITY:
The committee who have charge Of the
erection, and building Of the new Odd
Fellows Hall at New Castle, met In that
CITY yesterday, and opened the follow
ing bid, for tue erection Of the building:
Jacob Meyers, Pbila., S26,980 90
Samuel u Harris, 30 800 90
A. Given, WILMINGTON. $1,000 20
Thomas II 8. White, Ph'la.' s 81 LOG 60 GO
A. J. Brown, New Castle, q 800 90
q. l.. j emisOn, " 1900 90
A. 8. RI chards, i'hila., 2s,6s7 90
Strickland & Archer, 24,N0 90
A. Fl. Williams, "a, 800 90
z. Quigley & Son, Will 1852 90
j. X. D. Seeds q Sons, WILL, 1882 %
). y. Sehtman. Principe, Md, q 800 90
Harry Lape, Will, 20,685 90
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Important TO Mothers.

Mrs. WIns1OW's S0OLnlHk 5yIuP 70 sro
only thing that mothers can rely upon icr
their children. 1t corrects acidity OF me
stomach. cures wind collie, regulates Inc
bowels and gives rest, health and com1ort,
To mother and child. During the process
Of teething its value is incalculable. IL
softens the gums. reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain, thereby giving Ies. 70
Twenty-Five cents bottle. marl6-lyeod
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HUNTERS POINT BRIDGE.

Tho contractors charged with the erection Of the
new iron bridge connecting Manhattan and Clinton
avenues. the water front between Kings and
Queens counties, Long Island, having notified both
boards of Supervisors that the contract was com.
pletedland ready to be handed over the members Of
the interested boards assembled on the bridge yes.
terday, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. The engineer, Mr.. will
lam McDonogh loaded two trucks with railroad iron
to the limit Of three tons aud placing them on tho
extreme arm OF the bridge. ordered 1t to DO
swung. No detection being observable, under
The contractors, Freel McNamee. urged the
acceptance Of the bridge, pledging their word to
finish 1t according to contract. But supervisor
Brnckorhof OF Queens. objected on the ground that
the acceptance OF the structure, matter how in-
complete, by the county authorities put an end to
all responsibility ON the part of the contractors IL
was finally decided not to accept IL.
Many business men In Hunters Point strongly
condemn the action OF the Board of Supervisors,
the immediate opening OF the bridge TO traho would
be great convenience to the public.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMyHIPs.

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The steamship GEN'L WHITNEY will sail from pier 80
North River saturday. August l6. for New Orleans
Low given Insurance under open policy OF the
line ono-half cent
For freight and other information apply to
BOGERT a MORGAN, Agents.
pier SO North River.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is u statement showing the re-
estate transactions recorded in the Registers ofhs
August H. 1870
Pearl st. CNo. 47s). 27x12o, VIM D. Lyons to catha-
Attorney 81 mos. i47 and i4e'' Henry Schneider to
lssS Ss ss 81 Irregular Ei1. Hsay ~
l, scss sun H s. IS It. Of ID ay Mari.
Fernschd and husband to Charles v. b. 7. Co
sd ss corner 81 st. ioo5.i2S; also i4sd
.S 'a r.,s : ssS ys's; No.
SOUTHERN soq ,is =, . 2sxioo' Benjamin f. %
2S ward John KIP t 70
s4sS s' st. n $. ia It. Of Madison av. 22xioo6;
&c. d s.%s to 81 hssrs. Ss Peter Nor
UihIen to College Of ST. Francis Xavier So
Alfred fssis executor 70 Henry MsEnroe. -. is'
10Th st. ,. 2S q, w. Of "a sv Isflos Mary No,
s7sh 81. 81 e. W Of 4.h av 2oAsoS' Annie q, :.
is7ss IT, So i4a7 f. Of southern boulevard
aoxlea also 18Th =. TN, n 1881 6. e OF south
David .. Tsis g s.s s ). Ten Eyss &. s: . MOI
= .% sGiss sA Sasss
Sd .' e Iii sSsiS tx S si;S s,h
Farley Annie Smith MOI
s7s wls..sa ssa . 70 q john In Nv s.ase
i37th st.. n; s., i4o5 g. O. OF Southern boulevard,
sisS oa sss ,a' ssx sso ,h 81. OF ssu.a
e. "a Of southern Boulevard, 25xloo esd ward; :.
18th st., s.. $40 g. Of 9th av.. aoxioo5 A Mo-
nell rsferes' to Peter Goelet and Others :; so
G irregular esd ~srd J. j. D"psnae referee
ssS 81. s'.a a. ss IT, q Of sh av.. isexioo5: j.
BARBOUR 0eferee) to Alexander L. Irving urus-
~
Brettger Anna MATILDA g John r Strong teseeu-
Bis,issS Anna Matilda John K Strong icacea ~.
Btad Ss.saro,, e jacob siessl, q toidha% -
c.i iHY Sf and sh s S ws s Ella Clark
OF 9Th 81, 1888 r. OF av. q; wears ....... so
Farrell. n. $. OF sad ST.. 100 IT, W. Of 10th av.;3
Cunningham. Edward and Wife, to john Ross n.
of 10Th ST. 3O7 10 4. Of 9Th months...: 10
Ernst William and wife. to Louis Tobias aid
81 sv y; years =, .,, .r.a ., ~
Jones. Cathsrns NJ. to Helen o. Jones Greene ST.
Kess., cGrsiopber to William H. Jackson. ~ Of
Klein S schmidt. Amelia and husband. to Eanicia III
Luttgcn. n s. of l2sth ST.. 6l.s II. W. of I'd avis
Klenschmidi. Amelia and husband, 10 walther
Luttgen. s. of i2Sth ST., 6is II. W. of I'd av.;
sehsefcr. Susan T., to John Dcrr dots Nos. II. IL
sesseier susan E. to William Arras. $ s. Of i27th
ST. loo IT, Q. OF 9Th av demand ..;..,,,;.... 100
Strong aud another executors. &c), 10th av. NO.
shepherd. George, to the Home Insurance Com.
pany, o. corner OF S3d st. and 9th av year. 800
wenuei, Sabna and Others, TO Germania Life In.
surance Company, n. W. corner of 55th st. aud I'D
wendell. sabpa and others. to Gcrmania life In.
surance Company. W. $. OF I'd av.. 25.5 IT, n. OF
wendell. sabns and others. to Gcrmania Life In.
surance Company. W. 5. OF Sd av. 800 H. u OF
wheaton N, Abel and wife 10 John Il Wheaton, sti
ay NO 3e1,; years .,n. liz; 80
Insurance Company. g. =. OF Pearl ST.. ia4 IT,
OF Chatham st.. l0U
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--7-77---7--77--
REAL ESTATE.

At the Merchants Exchange salesroom yesterday
the following sales were made:-
II. q. Batchellxr referee--Foreclosuro sale Of the
four story brick tenement house, with lot 81. TX
Of Jefferson ST. to L. +. 81 ESQ
John Ii. Kitchen, referee-Foreclosure sale of the
four story brick and dwelling. with lot
r. n Of Madison st. to planiii. $3.50
v. HARNETr.
Assignee's sale of three lots. each 25x1OO, the
1850
Peter f. Myers 725
Also plot of land 1856 2x559x l67. corner of
9Th st. and Guernsey st., Brooklyn. <. D., TO
Also gore Of Is lots Of various sizes. junction
to same buyer .................. 900
and North 18th sts Brook E. D. to same buyer 2Is
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Trains leave foot East 23d lcrossing the river vi,
steamer SYLVAN GkOvE s:45 40. 10 A. IL :l5 A. n.
and half hourly thereafter to . As L. NJ.
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" TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
for the
ROUND TRIP.

Daily excursions by the parlor steamer
ADELAIDE
This Is direct. with change to NO EXTRA
CHARGE for LANDING. and the beach offers the finest
surf tor bathing in the world.
TIME TABLE
for every day, including Sundays,
THE ADELAIDE WILL LEAVE
foot of West I'D st. at 10 A. M 1. AS and p NJ
West 10th at 10 :l5 A. M: ll5. and AS p NJ.
Pier l. N r. at 10 80 A. M; 80. rs and 80 p. M.
RETURNING,
will leave the NEW WEST END PIER, Coney Island, at
II 40 A. NJ. 2 80. 5 rs and 8 rs r. NJ.
~~Due notice will be given of the Of the
PLYMOUTH ROCK trims.
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Admission, ioc.; including seat, 2sc.

FIREWORKS DISPLAYED SATURDAY EVENING
AUGUST 10.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Lrapidy and cheaply by the Metropolitan job
Printing office rs Ann Branch office IA Union square,
connected by telephone.
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DERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company.
FROM COMPANY'S PIER NEW az NORTH RIVER.
For ST JOHNS; MAYAGUEz and PONCE. Porto
For MARTINIQUE, ST. LUCIA. BARBADOS and
misunderstanding BAHAMA August 10
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED
For freight. passage and insurance apply to
A. Z. OUTERBRIDGE CO.. Agents. 20 Broadway.
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
wi OPEN EROM 80 A NJ I'd NJ

METRoroLlTAMs me ELEVATED RAILWAY,
RECTOR sTNearest point for Wall street ferry COM
pd ais for Jersey City and
cqm%a9'esw fsrrle, ,oo for om.. ctv
and Barclay street ferry to Hoooken. '
CHAMBERS sT-Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie
Hi rhIsk fire. 81.
10 Jersey City connecting with for Desbosses and
BLEECKER sr.-Connectng with cars for east and
and Kas, Tenth street ferries, o''''p"'' '''0''
I4TH ST Connoc,ing with for East wenty-third
Esd sI-Connccting With cars for Twentythird street
fry City and East ferry for
viii Win
cabs l,,g tSr 9 Grand q Contra e MR., Depot.
ssf srEsis,h Avenue en,Ssnee to Central Park
ssh s T S sts h b xv Sa s AID sru Av
81 1SP Srii Az 'o;, slsT sr AMP sri, Az SAB So
Town TRAINS take east side stations. FOR DOWN
Trains viii 5sth and 9th av. and io4,h ST. and
sunday trains ii f%RE y rs NJ ckSr L midnight
except the hours OF 80 aud 80 A. NJ and and
WILLIAM r. GARaisoN. Presiden.
NJ. VAS BRocKLIS. Superintendent
nN AND AFTER MONDAY JULY rs, 1879
trains will be the
Forty. second Street Branch
oftne
New York Elevated Railroad,
between the Grand Central Depot
and For,y-sseOnd siss, Junction. from
e:4oA. tosP.M
Passengers will change earsa at
Forty. second Street junction.
II. STEWART
General superintendent.
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GALVESTON DIRECT.

oh
GALVESTON DIRECT.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamer LONE Saturday. August 10
at3 NJ, taking freight to Houston and all points on
Texas Central Texas Pacific and San Antonio railroads;
lndianola Braxos Santiago and Brownsville and corpus
Christi, via Inoianoa Insurance at lowest rates NO
Galveston city freight taken. 49,,
No freight received unless accompanied by andavit that
has been In yellow fever infected place
/, 1879
Apply to BOGERT MORGAN. Agents,
pier 30 North River
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DlkECT-
~ These first class will sail at T. from pier
ID North River. foot Of Cedar for Havana direct MS
follows:- n,
Steamer MOKRO CASTLE. Neuhcsuay, Aubu't
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Saturday. september %
For freight and passage haying unsarr aceommV
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO.. No IS Broadway.
LAWTOS BROS. Agents in Havana
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lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

4
Sailing from piers 81 and 43 North River
For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND
direct TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. 7. NJ
For.RlCHMOND. via WEST POINT MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY . r. NJ No passenger, s., ar,
Steamers for LEWES DEL and REHOBOTH BEACH
and connecting railroads DAILY, except sunday r. NJ
CHANGE OF PIER,
commencing July y gemporsrilyG AZ freight for Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond aso via Vest Point and
connecting railroads and lines will be received at pier AZ
North River foot OF Christopher st. and PASSENGERS
will also depart from there.
Delaware steamers pier 81 foot of Beach st.
and all steamers viii discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills OF lading to all
points Insurance effected at Il per cent.
Freights received daily.
General office, 1877 Greenwich ST.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT--THE
l. steamer STATE OF TEXAS. Captain Nickerson. will
sail from pier 20 East River Saturday August is, at r.
NJ sooner IL full.
CITY OF AUSTIN. direct to Key West, August %.
Through bills of iading given Houston and all points
the International and Grand Northern, Galveston
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
to $50, cabin; $25. steerage ttfflH
n B-Afdavits be obtained from notary public in
office. -
freight passage general information apply
G. II. MALLORY x CO., Agents
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EVENING.

ttiLxoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
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West 22d st. 30 10 As II As A. NJ l2 40. AS, 45.
40. 4 43. q 40 d 40. 7 ~ and 40 p. NJ.
West 10th 3s ~: 90 SO A. M; IL 4S SO, 80,
3 ~. 1 Ia. ~. q AZ and 90 r M
Cedar 81; pier II \ r. gao 0 ;55 u go a NJ 1910.
Pier n r. (stone pier. 9l5, IL as A. NJ; l2:i5 gas,
3:l5. 4 10. 8 :l5. q: 40 Z 40 and S:l5 r. NJ
Excursion tickets Soc Single trip. SOC. Children be-
and II years Of age. Zoe.
Special arrangements made for excursions, &C. once,
SO Coal and Iron Exchange.
Ok CENTS FOR ROUND TRIP TO COMFY ISLAND.
ADSee time table of steamer ADELAIDE below.
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THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING
THE MAGNIFICENT GRAND REPUBLIC,
brilliantly Illuminated by lanterns. calcinms and
POWERFUL ELECTRIC LIGHTS
will make evening excursion direct to the wonderful
Wrought Iron Pier at Coney Island.
Leaving West 24th 30 NJ; Leroy st. North River.
AS r. NJ pier p North River, 8 p. NJ.
LEAVES THE PIER EVERY NIGHT AT 10 r. NJ.
FARE, IS CENTS EXCURSION TICKETS, 80 CENTS,
which include pler admiss ons.
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Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach halfhourly 70
New York via Greenpoint to lo:3o p. N.
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Elevated railroads TO South ferry connecting with
steamer ID, r. MARTIN hourly, from 20 A. NJ. 20
r. NJ, via Bay Ridge.
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EXCURSIONS.

SUPERB SAIL LONG BRANCH PIER
"A Grand Excursions TO the Great Iron Pier At
LONG BRANCH.
To-day and every day. including Sundays.
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q, 4 FULL GUN SETS INCLUDING EXTRACTING
sDf.with gas, ~ and upward Manhattan Office room y
New York sun Building ~
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CROMWELL LINE--FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECf.--
OSteaniship n HUDSON will leave saturday. August 49,
NJ NJ from pier North River. Insurance effected at
one half open policy
through bils of lading given Mobile and principal
points on the Mississp and Red
REDUCED PAsSAGE to New Orleans-Cabn, $40;
CLARK a SEAMAN. 80 wost st.
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JACKSONVILLE AND FERNANDINA FLA. DT-
81 t-MailOry ineSteanIers leave 20 East River.
touching at Brunswick and Port Royal steamer WEST
EIN TEAAS Captain Hines will sail Friday, August
10 nj r. NJ fVr freight, passage and general iniotma
tien apply TO O. n. MALLORY a co.. Agents. Office pier
~ East River.
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Steamers THOMAS COLLYER and TWILIGHT leave
North River landings-From 22d no. 10 rs A. M then
hourly 70 20 +. NJ. Leroy se:35 A. NJ and hourly TO
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for Now York
via Bay Ridge half hourly 10 10 20 +. NJ.
DEGuLAR EXCURSION TO WEST POINT. ALLOW
Ming hours tor sight seeing; Cornwall. "a hours New
burg Ia hours. by steamer q. VlBBARD and d. DREW.
Trip tickets, ST. (See Albany Day Line advertisementD
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BRicHroS BEACH VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
LEAVES HUNTERS POINT DAILY. o, 10, II A. NJ;
u N. 80. 80, 80 4:3O 30 $780, 1880 80 $50
4. NJ.
LEAVES BRIGHTON BEACH DAILY $40 HIS A.
NJ; u 40 40. 80, . 40. 4s0. 40. $40. 7:sO 40
% 40, 1910 IL 10P. VI.
Fare for round trip from New York so cents
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
Ferrcs-East 34th Vt. and James slip.
Closed night trains from the Beach.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-20
III oneY RapidlY Made.

Small and large investments (from
$25 to 100000. III the combinations OF
Messrs. Lawrence and Co., pay large
profits. This new and successful sys-
tenn unites thousands of orders from
customers into one immense capital.
and is managed with the best skill and
experience in the stock market. Pro-
fits are shared pro rata by customers
every month. shareholders thus OBJ
tain all the advantages of large capi-
talists. Thousands are rapidly making
money. and many have acquired hand
some fortunes by this safe and legiti-
mate method, which has been among
the most successful of the movements
of the Stock Exchange $25 will make
1925, or per cent, 800 will return
S 90 $500 will net So 900, etc, accord
ing to the state of the market. New
explanatory circular, with "unerring
rules for success" mailed to all appli
cants by Mess~s Lawrence & Co.
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New
York CITY.
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Tossing upon a Bed of Agony,

Tortured in every joint with infiam-
matory rheumatism, is a prospect which
may become a melancholy fact if the
twinges of the dread disorder are not
checked at the outset. Persons of rbeu-
matte tendency find Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters a useful remedy, nor do they
encourage the risk in using it they do
from resorting TO that active poison CoIchi-
cum, which is often employed to arrest the
maady. The use of the Bitters is equally
as effective in its results, and is attended
with no risk There is ample testimony
to prove that the medicine possesses blood
depurating qualities OF no common order,
besides those of tonic and general alter
alive. 1t stimulates the action of the
kidneys and promotes the removal from
the system of impurieties which develop
disease, aud are fraught with serious
danger. Fever and aeue, dyspepsla.de-
bility. nervousness, constipation, &c., are
remedied by it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-20
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I9.-In the
Kelloeg-Spefford inquiry, Bernard Viii.
Hams was recalled and testified that jim
Lewis. paid his way to Washington. While
10 Washington Governor Kellogg gave
him all the money he wanted. Kellogg
instructed Williams to offer Murray S.
600 to go to Canada and not testify. In an
swer to Senator Cameron's question as to
who was present. when Kellogg told witness
to offer Murray $4,000 witness replied,
nobody" You don't think when a man
does that sort of business. he is foolish
enough to have anybody present. Jim
Lewis and Morris Marks tried to keep me
from coming before the committee.
Lewis said I would be we'll paid. They
would send me away. Mark sent for me
three times last Saturday to come to the
Custom House. Didn't go because [ was
afraid they would kill me. liam satisfied
that if had gone, / would not be alive.
The cross examination developed the
fact that the witness had been in the Con
fedarate army. deserted, was captured and
punished.
Williams connection with the Confeder-
ates may account for his failure to collect
the pension claimed from the Federal