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l DHll.ADELPhLA, WII.MINaAl Oh
AND RALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1850.

AoAbt Aooos
Trains viii leave WILMINGTON a. foll,,w.'
for
shiladelphiA and In ntermediate Station. +,
40, $40, 1880 a. M; 2.SU, 400, 100 1900
p. m.
Philadelphie lExpress) $50, 800, yA
1902 a. m.l2,l 2US, v. p. IN
Phila- and New York 2.23, .30.7 10 l0.02, .,
m, 1888, l2.43, 6.l7 p. m.
Baltimore and Intern Sdiate Station .
$50 a, N. 0UO p. IN.
baltimore and bay line, 7.0S .. m
Baltimore and Washington, l2iI, Ats
2l5 5.85, a. M; l2.55, .04, Adj, 7.Us, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, IsaVe ICI
New Castle b.OO, $50, a. M; LOO 800, 90
p. IN.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations
$50 q. m. ; l.Oo, 6.35 p. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 4. 80
a M; l.05 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intermedi ate station.
4 10 a. m. 5OO, 6.3U, $50 y. IN.
Philadelphia and New. York. ~ q. m.s.l7
p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2. 3
ais q. IN.
For further Information passengers Al 4.
referred to the time tables posted at th
depot. II. +. RENNEY,
Superln ntenueut
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" lin ngIOM M arEets.
WILM1soroH DeI Noy d
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
TUESDAY. Nov % p

IL
FLOUR was qnite active at the advance;
sales OF 1910 barrels, including MlnpesoIa
extras, al 70 50 a for medium 10 choice
clear, and at s6 35 . s. for straight Penn
3Th 40. 90 at - 10 u 90, and Patents al
- oO, and 1900 bbis. city Mills family
~ 80 o9' Rye -Four Is flrmer at SO 90 Der
Dbl. Corn Meal is steady at 50 is.
GRAIN.-Ihe wheat market iH less ac
i've, unsettled and lower. sales Of i50 m,
oushels, including rejected, at o. I6A 20
,gd ana Der, atOat and on trace. al
y Il ~ and No. z red, elevator, al 81 "a
Feb. rye Is steady at CSC. for PennsyIya-
dlu; Corn Is IN good demand but futures
ire loWer sales OF 1900 bushe inclnd
ing old yellow at 6sc. old mixed at 81 "A
s1fz. 20 new & yeiio~ ell, at eSei At the call board
'SI2c. l0r Jan. and 59c. Tor Feb. Oats AR.
IN actlVe requeat and higher sales of n :
10 ~ dpusnsis, lncludlng whIte at 4s15 46]lc.
MHlsKY,- 200 bbis Western iron-bouna
sold at VI IL per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, Nov. 22.5P.M.
BBEF CATTLE were in demand this
week ~ an advance. 300 head arriyad
ana sold at the different yards al 35Zagi<c
yer 10 the Latter rate for extra.
80, HEEP were In demand at full prices
~ ~ neau arrived and sold at the different
az. - s1.sN'/1N'i per lD., ana La1nDo at jlLH
o13G. per ID, as 10 condition. ~
sid LOSS were also In demand at full prices.
ls9o mead arrived and sold at the d dlfrerent
yaros at oa7c. per To-, as To quality.
PARK DROVE YARD.
fVtr-sseond aud Lancaster aue, Nov. 20.
on 81 III ElEPnEItra lsP no to lsO ns, 6to51s; good
As., 81 TO ~; stock sheen 81, ~, a. a. go 20
Eood lambs, ~ to s8c. medium iambS nj
/ - 10 o. common lambs, 81 10 AZ 2S
osLses, , TO SIC. Supply heavy and
prices I" lrlns on Arrivals. 5000 head.
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FOURTH EDITION
General Foreign NesOs.

LONDON. Nov. "a, 1880.
The Czarewitch has arrived at st.
Petersburg from Livadia.
A dispatch from Rome announces
that the Tiber is subsiding.
A despatch to the Standard from
Copenhagen reports that the health OF
the Queen has improved.
The nihilists have distributed among
working men at st. Petersburg vio-
lently seditious address.
A despatch from Berlin to the News
says the Bundesrath has passed a law
prolonging the sIate of siege in Berlin
another year.
A despatch from Paris TO the News
says the Anglo California Bank, at
San Francisco, will act as an agent
for the issue of the Panama Canal
shares.
The Acting Governor of the Cape
Colony, summarizing the situation on
Friday, says no effective check has
yet been made to the outbeak.
LAYcocK PERSISTS.
Laycock has written to the Sports
man saying he is perfectly willing to
remain in London another six weeks
to row Hanlan for f200 side and the
championship. Ross, Trickett and
Laycock practised yesterday, the two
former for their match. Ross is rath-
er unwell and complains of the loss of
power in his limbs. Hosmer has chal-
lenged Nicholson or Elliott to a match
on the Thames course, for G100 side
TO be rowed within month from the
time of signing articles, Elliott to
concede Hosmer five seconds start.
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FUNERAL OF JOHN II. WASP
INGTON.

The funeral of the late John II.
Washington, took place yesterday af-
ternoon from the residence of Joseph
Kllliam, s. W. corner of Front and
King streets. The remains were en-
closed in silver mounted coffin. DIR.
Frost, of Trinity Chapel, conducted
the funeral services. AS The coffin was
being placed in the hearse, the national
colors were wrapped around it by Eli
Crozier. The pail bearers were A.
d. Vandever, Eli Crozier, E. X. Craw-
ford and John Akin. The interment
took place in the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
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The steamship Bri,a,

The steamship Britannia. RI
rope, brought 81, ,697, $40 in poI
Joseph Leckerman, wboley
GER of Chicago, failed vest, r.
S34, 600. ''. :
The levee laborels, tmekm
cotton rollers in New 0,le,l
struck for 40 cents per hon
steamboats, offer them only 25,
The Public Produce Excb
Chicago suspended Yesterday
the sudden rise in gram. pp
etc. Its liabilities ale eslnat.
wards of 500, coo. Several
concerns have suspended for ii
reason.
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MIR. HEwITT's $500, 900 oopURCHAsE

1t vas umored yesterday that Hon.
Abram ). Hewitt had brought large
amount OF property IN the upper portion
ol the city. 10 reporter who asked
u The Information was correct, Mr..
Hewitt said;"l have agreed to purchase
the hon es and lots on the East side OF
Lexington avenue, between Forty sec
ond and Furly-third streets, The
price is s5OO,OO0. | would give fuller
details if were not afraid that Judge
DAVIS might confiscate the property
he would have just as much right to do
II as to do what he has done. e."-N. Y.
Star,
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COLLECTOR LANIrr,s ,

coNdREssMAN KING ws,,.
PRECEDENT DENYING rna
REPORT.
NEW ORLEANs, N,vonA
j.. Floyd King, Conpre.u.,ur u,u
neventh Louisiana Dislric' ~
a letter TO the Pres,den, ;, ,oF
"outrage" report Of "A y u reg
which he says: " Il
Commissioner Raum onn.
MI Lanier, appoint,d H. tI' ,ne
Revenue Collector in me- r',,t "'l.
slonal District, when b.,a,.'',.... wv.
q candidate for G. nprp.. ,'l,.
nun TO Invade the dlsldc, ~
iorcr. There isperieclplac-eSs W, ",
the district, n lhu y.olaiio,o,".,. a.,
70 violate the laws or ri,,t. W. ~, "a
MI. LANES no more n.sd. IT,,
.Toop7 'hin does Mr.. p"a D,
ireas uty, or than ] do viii
the sessions OF Congress n.
sholt in his accounts in a lara
as State Tax Collector. apGh :
than once been eupap' # w ,a
orolls, not poliIcal, rr.ub,,
death OF his ATT gouist. Sbo"
man appointed to such a fe.na
nee az that of internal Revepo
or, be armed with authority IN
or armed men IN the midst ot
peace against population obs
laws OF this country and bnu,,
occupations.
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The PICKERING VALE,
TER,

VERDicTs AGAINST ,,
PANY. HAILRt
mon mApS'cAsTEn, p'aAs November .,
were given against fla aip5e,l[nool p,ll
Reading RailrcalC C,,n,I.l 'o rllllade
PIE Pickolio~ following prrson,,sIopa~dIssn! pads y
Rem irelnnypacker, Sl,2oO a'Ie, : '
S'Oo; Jennie Eva, s Sloo. i1Dss ;,
itdn iptednnnypacker, for da"',r.'. S'oo Il
s3oO, J oeo aud for the loss 'lsgs "( rs. q
$4,000 ; Jol aihan V,cLo,,.u ", usl y.
Lalshaw, $500; total, SIg ST,', 5'H "
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ICE-BoUND sUsoUEHANNA.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 22.-The Susque-
hanna River was full of slush ice this
morning, Il thing which has occurred
but once before so early in November
The mercury at o'clock a. m. to day
stood at 10 degrees, and at l2 30 p. IN
had only gone up to % degrees. Should
the present cold snap continue the ice
will interfere very much with the ca
nal operations at this point.
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Chaap Money.

All the large sums offered by The Com
nonwealth Distribution Co., such ss go, :
00J, $1,000, 5000, ten prizes Of $1,000
each, l,9H others, any one OF them
for q. Seize this opportunity by remit
ting this small sum At once 10 X. Nj.
BoARDMAN, CouTier-Journal Building,
Louisville. KY, or same person At No 800
Broadway, N Y. Drawing on 30th inst
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"BEST OF ALL"
BALTIMORE Md M,rch XII 10,

NJ PALTImohk' Md, March, 9th 1879.
n lear S'r-My family have used your
tavorite Prescription and II has dom. nj
that Is claimed for 1t. 1t is the bsst M
al preparations for women complaints.
recommend II to oil families.
q. s. WATERMAN,
wv i0o' Druggist
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THE DEMOCRACY WILL SUR
VIVE.

Frsm the Atlanta Constitution.
The fact that all the Republican or
acles from bob Ingersoll down are pre-
dieting the dissolution of the Demo-
cratic party is good evidence that it
will not be dissolved. 1t is not the
custom of party men to do whas their
antagonists most desire.
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'Quoth the Raven, never moreV' Bu
Wild Cherry and Hoarhound, for IL only
needs one trial for people evermore TO
u 9 II in eases of Colds, Coughs, and all
Affect ions of the Bronchial Tubs. Sold
oy All reliable druggists at p and 50 cents
per DoLJle, oct22-lmd&w.
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BOYCOTT'S HARVESTING.
DUBLIN, Nov. "a 1880.

The Herald's Ballinrobe correspond
ent reports that the district is compare
lively quiet. The volunteers will not
leave till Friday. Captain Boycotts
family expected leave before. Boycott
himself is quite broken down. Troops
will protect him to Dublin aud police
will remain to protect the crops.
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BOOTH AND THE PASSION PLAY

Nuw YORK, November 22.-To.davtbe
following telegram was received inthis
city from Edwin Booth IN relation To ths
production of the Passion Play at the
theatre bearing his name:
LONDON, November 22.--I have writ
ten protest against the Passion pIav
and hope 1t Will not be- produced rho
subject Ii not proper one for the play.
house. EDwTN Roo.PLI'S
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LOCAL TIVE TABLE,
TRAINS LEAvE Wn.ALNGT


For PHILAnEErMA.-l.5s l.5s ~. g.
S.l0y.OO, s.4I, lJ.U2, p.ao, a. M. l2l5
IL. s.l3,2 ,2.Os 2.30, i.u, 6.lI, ~, j.jl, laglS
On Sundays. l.5N, ~, ,J,a. m; ~
so, 800, loop. nu.
For NEW loRB los i'fS rs
am. 1899, I2.43, 2's, eli . II
Sundays, lbs, -.2o =. ~, b.li g. 30,
For BALTIMORE AID WashtNG9
i2Jl, 2.Ui, 2.l5, 80, "A. M; !-.#o, ~
800, 100, y. Ia. On sunday i-li' -
a. IN.
For BALTIMORE, Bay Lmt ,ohned
7.GS p, m. No sunday irtihs.
FoR NEW CAsTI.k.-t.Co w. a. m'i
300, $50, p. N, 30 Sunday Trans,
Fox DELAWARE H. ie--i'5' a. ln'I
$50, y. m. No sunday llalHs' \
For Wu4aISGrON a NnRIHEhN :,
90, II. M; 800, 800 p, ia. No =
trains. a.
For DELAWARE WEsrEgN H. i
'03U "A. m. $50 =. IN. No SUNDAY H''
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMial
FROM FHILADELrnlA.-i-,i - .
$40; y.25. Il IN; E.l5, ~ ~
40, 4.I5, 1903 10, 30, ~, NV w. !
~. On SUNDAY ,, l2,i3, los, W. -
4. M: 7.Ah p. IN. .... .sa
FROM NEW YoRK.-l5s, 2,us' ~
il.i6, I.O2. 4.50. zoo y. III. VA oul
l.5s, 2.tS, S.3J a. N. .,,- ag.
From BAL1IMoRE.-l.53, ~, w.
m; lZ.29, J2.iI, 400, t.u' ~ P, H.
days, .5S. ~. a. N. t.O7. e.g0 +, H.
FROM WAsnINGToN.--l.p', -'',' n :
l2.29, 1921, 10, 6.J1, $50 p NJ Va
lays, 6.O7, 3 50 p. N, oo-ria
FROM NEW CASTLE. SIS, t'dt In
30, 40 p. III. No SUNDAY IRAN" %
FROM DELAWARE X. h.-''a i
J.IOp. IN. No sunday lra!.llifs.. ,-,,syx
FROM WILMINGroN y NoFILiths !.
s.UU, ll.25 a. m; 80 p H. w ''
trains. ,,--.-..,... % II
From DELAWARE WEsrERN Il, u. n
4. m. 2 10, ,. III. No 9uhuhl y 41.
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have suffered from a kidney difficulty
lor The past ten years, accompanied with
nervous spasms. Physicians gave Ine.
but temporary relief, but after usluR IT, bl-ee
ana one-hslf bottles of WarnerEY Safe
hluney and Liver cure, my tnervous
spasms were entirely relieved, nv aye is
u years. | recommend thitrer era,,t yemedy
TO all suffering from as.ans troubles.
Easton- pa .Les5. MARY REESE.
fA novI0-2w.
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GENERALeARFIELD's REQUEST

WAsHINGToN, November 22.-In dec'
erence TO the earnest wish OF Genera,
Garfield, AS expressed in telegram
recelvedilate Tonight, the public tecep-
hon and serenade on his ARRIVAL in this
city, for which preparations we're beng
made,iwill be omitted. General Garfield
states In MS telegram that his visit is to
be brief and strictly on private business
with which the proposed demonstratIon
would inlerfere
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indisoretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
Sc, 1 will seno a recipe that will cure yoH
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
wiss discovered by IA missionary IN south
America. Send a self addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH +. ISMAN, Stdtton ID
Mem York CiU. MaYi-eodDkwly
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NOTICE.-Dr. kalt, Great
Restorer Is she marvel Of the aye
Nerve Diseases. All tits stopp-,
Send to 93l Arch Street Pl.h,
Pa. d
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EMPEROR AND CHANCELLOR.
PARIS. Nov. "A. 1880.

The serious illness of the Emperor OF
Germany is announced here this even
ing. Prince Bismarck is also said to be
very i'll.
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il Gs or III I

UNITED STATES NAL siLAs-
sail every c.t1rdly gu.
NEW YO..K 70 GLAfsngt t5r IA
CARIHS, s iOtos : D. 81. u. na5.i a,s.p II
ThaSe steamefs do rot cary cattle FV'
Ard every s4tu.d h,urfr
NEW YORK 10 LONDoN Rt'it : sI-1
Passenger accommotatloHsG e. " 6,
Al statero0ms on MNi, .5- Z.
Passengers bookca a. lowe. lI t7..,
railroad Stat,on in luropf 1
Drafts nj IuWfst rates, pas lllt
tbTo1ahout England. scotland aaa
For hooks offnforination' plans
Henderson BRoTnRRs. No"LiS' G
Or 10 SAMUEL f. BETS, A1a,nll AlI,,lg :
press, Wilmington, Del
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THIRD EDIT ION
Isassens for Tom, ~.

Statlonaryror lower barometer, higher
temperature, northerly winds, veenng
to easterly, clear or partly cloudy weatb-
or followed by increasing cloudiness.
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TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA.

FROM BROAD STREET AND wAsHl
AvENUE--LS0, s.lj, lN8, ll.W, u d
l.@, 800, 80. 40. I.3D. 5.li. t.u. a
9.l5, H.3O j. IN. On sundays, Us
900, a.45, ll.Dp. m.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND NJ
STREErs. .-7.30, ll..G H Ia 1925.
M; 100 a. III. On sundays. 100, a
NoTE.-The black figure. represl
"Limited Exprts,. Ou vii u an
fare la charged.
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VaP4sa4 5I4A5I S4VVyUUU.
@-Notlce.-Tickets are Ten DOL
lars onl .. Halves, IS. FifthS
So, TenrhS, 81.

n'NSfrlzes' amounting to-. -. .sj22. 500
zen ", 4. bEAukEGARD,o OF La Commits
Gen. JUBAL "A. EARLY, OF Va. sioners.
Application for rates to clubs should
ntS ~ @ De inaae mi8' 10 Ihe once OF the Company
Write for circulars or send orders to
Nj; A. DAuPHlN,
- New Orleans, La,
No. 3l9 Broadway. New York.
novl0-2taw4w&w
N. bail correspondence should be
win M a. DaHphin as above, IN ALL
CAsks tne iiSAETs themselves are sent
@nu NEVER circulars Offering certificates
or anything else instead. ANY one pro-
Posihs 10 oner anything else by circular
OF otnerWise on mis- own beha II or that OF
the company is a SwINDLER.
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me CITY Market.

The following were the runnR prices In
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ...... $50 40
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BelSil&-Saxemburs
Original : Gurrsiponoen,.
ArIonb ben IL. SaIi 1880
Serr Hebacteur

Ssrr &ebaeteur!
Sic tsnnsn bic traurise Radsi&i, weIds
bic belsii9sn &atboliten bis ttsf ms Ser,
bineinsetroffen bat: i9 meine bic abberu'
flung unierer @eianbtidaft beim 81. Stuble.
Ri5ts tOnnte bic &esieruns ~auibaIten, ne.
Der Der Wuni3 Der Webrbsit Der 9ation.
nod bic ipmputbii9sn 8srbdItui1e swiIdsn
Bslsisn unb benz fribsrsn cardinal Yecdi,
Der, wie Sbrs 9eier wifsu, friber Nuntius
in 9raiel mar, nod bic poblbstannte Md
Bisuns 9so's XIII. Am Yorabenbe Der
S~abiIdamsfeiie %uniersr finisisidbrisen lin.
abbdnsisfeit, NO ole Rinbsr bss 9aterIan.
bes obne &adfdt aaf politilde Meiuunas.
psri9isbsnbeit Sanb tn Sanb seben ioutsu,
mid Der Miniltsr Dor bieisr Belsibiauna
unb bieier ben beIsifdsn RatboIifsn suse.
fisten Chat ni4t aurid. Mbsr mas molten
sic! gs In bic Srsimaursrst, bic uns In
bieiem ausenblide bsbsrri9t; unIere Dsi,
niter baben ibren anti rslisiSisu 9siben,
i4aften wiebsr einmal sefrobnt, ie Ia5su
f5 bur9 ben rabitaIen anbans beberridsH,
benz %ssssnibsr fe baIb pbnma9tis isin
werben. "A'
gOrwanb sur albbsrufans Der @slanSt,
i4aft CAB Der MsinuussaustaaI4 3pil9en
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ein gisentbhnter,I ebemaIiser S&5fe Bee
@smeinbe 94ttert,' RuaIens R et9Iin@
fein Rame 1T uertb aud isnisits bes Mess
res betaxnt an merben-ber In ,ietuens
5auie elm 2ocal fir cine tatboll9e S&uIe
3ur Werfisuus ifeIte NIT @ene6miauug
Der Oberen fsste sr fsine To9ter, enc
S9nli4weffer, aIs 2ebrerin sin. sn bies
ier S3nIe uusrben aae Climber bes DorfeS
obne Ausnabnts untsrri9tet: Is ftnb berers
mebr ais a&ttis. Oie Staatsi&nleu
fnb leer. ST bas ni5t sbsI sebanbeA3
81 bas ni@t eiu ribrenbss BsiipieI Der
9insebuns an bic sroBe Sadie Der Rir9e2
5at man ba ni9t Rsat su iasen, baB ses
uldB benz Borte bes 5eilanbss Der @laube
8erse periest. ,~a3rsll TX.
@susbmises Sie a.. ~. Il.
g.. Ni9aelis, aOpotat. 81
I'm 9. Suit ifarb 3n 5onbeIinsen TN
Utter Don 80 Sabren, abbe 6p. 6rets
mouth. wRSse eS ruben tn 5riebeu!
5srr 6. 6. Brotin, Oomdneu. Gin
nebner tu gbenes (9iesel III gum 5ppos
tbetenbewabrsr tn lrlon ernannt moroer.
gu 8srificatoren g.. glafe bss ginresifre,
ments finb Der Domdnemg innebmer g. u.
s. Bausniet 3u War1e unb Der aeitpeiIige
gerifsator t. M. s. Matbieu bef5rbert
uorben. =
Nm 1. ausuf parb bic Sasb auf
Baisrp0sel frsiseSeben. il
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mentli9 mad Der Sfisite, uaebrere Iebr Be,
beutenbe 2iden In Der Bretterbefleibuna,
beren EbeiIe ueitbin auf ben air4bof per'
iprenst uaren. Sn Snnern seist fi9 Der
S9aoen sueniser betrd9tIi9.
llu6 bic GHerrei9ii9en !. q. ,,altfas
tbolttenS e~ntpuppen t9 INNER msbr.
gu Bien fanb tirsIid i'm MasifratsiaaIs
bes &atbbauies bic srite vorbentli9e Sp
nobe~ bieier Seete ffatt. Or. RarI Qinber
funsirte aIs Yotfsenber, nm mebrfaae
y&eformenA uuf reIisi0iem @sbiste su Be-.
i4lieBsn. Don .abseorbnetsn waren l6,
meiff aus @isn, sri9ieneu. Chen 70 aud
etli4e Srauensimmer. ginmitbis wurbe
oann bef9Iofsn. ben Bei4t5w a n q
ar aufseboben 3u ertldren, ieuie
aud bas s aensebo o. unb Dor alem
bas @oItbat,c. Ratirli9!
5ir bic na9fem Wodem 1T cine Reibs
srOBerer Observation-Disclosures in uers
f9iebeuen 2antsstbsiIsn in ausfi1t se.
nommen. Sc banbslt fi9 babel um bic
5uftimmuns bes tatboIiidsn Bottles ~ Der
9altans bes Gentrums sesspIbsr benz
Rir9enseies. Die idlsfidsn Ratboliten
baben Breslau ais 8eriammIungsort In
Gusfidt senommen, bic rbeinii9en molten
In 66In taseu, bic SoIiSaritdt Der Sntereis
fen aasr beutiden &aiboliten aber ioq TN
September tn Roniian5 alif sinem sroBen
RaiboIitentase gum ausbrud seIansen.
S9amen ii6. Sn frabsrsn Sabren
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Wertber Ssrr 9onner

Von allen Setten Der peroe t5 gefrast,
mann bieies Sabr bic Waufabrtsproeifion
aur TrSiierin Der Bstribten nod garsp
Ohio, iiatifinbsn wirb. Doaeu Sie beB,
baIb 70 gut isin, in Der v@asstte" bstannt
3u MAIDEN, baB bic YroSeifon am II. Nu.
quit. b. |. am Dienitas mad Waria Sim,
melfabrt, uon Bsrpid nod garep absebt.
Die Yroseiion wirb i9 Morssns 6 n6r
gu Bsrwid in Bewesuns iessa.
Sni. g. Globen,
&ecior pom ct. NitoIas'.
Inter ben ani 20. SuIi babier IN ct.
Warien einsetleibeten poituIaatinnen Der
Sran3isfanefsn bsfanben R4 spei 2us
rsmburserinnen, SrduIein Wasb. Barmen'
tin BON Wortbinston, iest S1weffer S9o,
Iaitifa unb @atb. SeIten pon Caledonia,
Minn., iest Maria Eberefa.
Ser 9amc euopis i5sint fi5 ~perepisen
su wousn. Su Da.Ota bat man mad ibm
cine neue Staot b%enannt. Oa tam Der
Sobn uOn BinOna Elm auss brauf gu tbuu.
gu ct. WanI, Winn., baben bic Gu
rsmburser etnen Yerein %orsaniitrt unb fol.
senbe Beamte ermiblt:
Nrdibsnt: Sris S9umader.
8iee YrdRbsnt: EbsoSor Sans.
Sdatmetfer: Ebeobor Daman.
S9riftflbrer: Sobn Baptiite 6dnbel.
prdfoeat bes Tinant' gomits's: Sobn
2orang.
prdfOsnt bss llntertasunss gomits's /:
Sobn Seber.
Prdlibent bss auspanberunsss gomite's /:
CHARLES gnsel.
Wir boffsn, bag elmer %unierer 9anbsIeuts
pom broben uns NIT Susd unb 4ieI Der
neuen @sisaidaft betannt MAIDEN, oSer
uns cine abi9rift Der Contribution ienbeu
wirb.
9irier Sage tam Ssrr s. @sIbes BON
Setrinsen bier an unb bra1te Ger 90.
aItmann bic frpbe Sotldaft, baS Barbara
Altmann. bic S@weftsr pom 5srrn Gilt.
MAINS @roBuater, nod lsbe un6 f4 outer
@elunbbeit %erfreue, obi1on fe bas bobe
GItsr pon l0S Sabre srrsi1t babe. Ser
Altman bate fe bel isinsr Iesteu &siie
mad europa beiu@t. Sbr Brubsr, SerrH
@Itmann's @ro6uater, ffarb i'm October
1866 TN @Iter bon SO Sabrsu. Mu4 Serr
Gbeobor aItmann Bat CUTE ausfi1t ieinen
lOoldbris.n 9eburtstas 81 fsisrn. R0se
es ibm s%elinsen!
G%0rrripnnbeu,.
&oie Siu 9auslod, Su., ben 20. SuIi
1880. - @eebrter 6err @oaner! - Am
Oienitas ben 81. Suli, Nadmittaas UNI l
ubk itarb babisr, periebsn nit ben TrS,
ttuAsen unierer bell. &eligion Seinri9
96id I'm aIter BON A Sabren. !6err 9SId
MAJ Su @roBbous, Ranton &eoinsen,
@roBberaostbum 9ursmburs, seborem, tam
Dor 81 Sabren mad elmerita unb wobnte
ieit ldnssrer 5sit tn Sisblaub Bari unb
Renoiba, Wisconin. Den 9telt isinsr
Gage wOIte er In Rois Siu subrinaen unb
wobpte bier felt benz /. Npril. Der 8ers
itorbene erparb i9 bur1 SIeiS unb Spar.
iamteit elm antiquities 9srm5sen, mar Elm
gutter &atbolit unb BON Sebsm, Der ibu
fannie, bo9seahtst unb sssbrt. Seine
fterbli4en l1eberrefe wurbsn am Bonner.
flag Morsen UNI 0 llbr, mad einem feier,
li4en Seelenamts auf bent @ottesader be,
ct. Seinri9s.@ smstnbe bsiseiest.a Son
b~etrauert feline Satin unb bo9beiabrts
Wattsr. MSse er ruben In Srisbsn!
, 1880-03-10
BOR SALE.
STEAM YACHT F0R SALE.

The. new schooner ttg steam Jacht VEpErIi.s =
ionRth, il feet incbes eeau,. fcet depth ef hol9
esmRouad enEinss With oyiadets, aAme.er r. N ;ot.
ward. ~ ruisinx anchuss stc stern bca[tnss @
pEupuleFs 3f heaass hull eoppercd md oop12ss oonp1ss
b9an md ons lnst4!lo l1e.boat; ;, AeaR1;1stts .1;n l.
elegantly attea q tnahoKanJ. wisn oyetI oon'sSSs
isHces eeetEa balls thsoughoats ertiers fsast M
fUoals furnshed With bureaus, nsirTos, and saIoa
ary Nator.basns supplied BY patent pumpsi r1S SSsa
ssf,ss1a;ors e E%l!y tarn.ssa to5s .s I'd II sass
standing knd runnlAx rigging Anchors, sanles ~
Of the bost and In o1ce1loht condition. Fos Indtess
Particular add!ess +. PHOENIX, u Corslaaaesa
Room ~, Now fofk Ctty.
, 1880-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.



Special Dt'pakh 10 The Chtedoo Tribune.
1,1vEnroo1~ March eli 20 q. fn.-FLoUR-No !, t4t
No. :. los.
ONA1E-whnAt-Wn No. J., lis I'd, No. p lis,
sprnR, No. l. list No. p Os I'd; white, No. l. lis 2l,
No. ?. l0s 3d club, No. l. ls ID; No ? lis. CornNon,
No. !. 6a ID,
pHov1sioNs-pork Sss I'll. Lard. a'sp I'd.
L1vEnruut4 MARCH A--CoTTuN-nutl mud enstor nt
11tG8Hd, sntos. 1M bnes; speculation and exports.
f,uut American. 5,7M
nnEApsTufrs-Dnr, California white whoat, tps Cd
oils 2ds do Club 1its 7 red Wcatorn spring. los ID
list rod Western Winter, llsalls i'd.
CHEEsE-Fno American, Ills.
8rtRlTs sTuNpESTlHE1pDi0s. .....
REcEEtTs-Wheat, for tho nast thrco days, 2lc,u0
bu; American, loo bu.
Yarns md fnhEics 1t Manchester quiet but steady.
LONDON, March a-HuGAn-ContItfugai ~, mus-
covndo, nfonk 1sls GI.
ItEsEED OlI-zs.
srlltITs TuKrE.rtHE-1b.
ASrwEHr, Mnrch hD-rETnoLEust-18
rho following worn roccIvcd bY the Chicago Board
,.llivKMrgol. March s.-lt:oo a. m..Fionr. 1oalas.
~ ds M cls 1seis II. AZ as 3H,ns ~ aT S@s fn Ts Z a.
i'off. SisGd. Lard xs9a Ksee!pts whoat Iast ihroa
fyr @ ssatas st: Sol lnsnS s AsEsss; fnr
1s$ %i%;s': 81 ;e?!ss: II; "; SSs ~ y
"a s a e%ss as
secdsd e. ys5-,Wasosn gr'm. i'luss. s!s a. LaEa.
11a'!aT, 1 Ss: Ghesscdu aHa Il lower. Al 7s. Ieaf~
e! a:'H % E1g ess stss, IL;
Gin e. "'asss .ss, II i e siSees n So
sST i IN ~ SS
so.aJo qrsi corn zN,uu On.