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Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
PROPOSALS.

DVOP SAILS WILL EE EEcElN ED
 for continuing a shalt un 'aili"fnlt dine. Orc Bl4urn Dis'r rir., flint C"dHty. from 6j feet Go 100 feet, >izr INo teet, unlIi Iauu-r. .l. contractor furnishing tuOiS, -rr Tn.. ri-.ht Co reject any or all bids K reserved. Address S ~. ARNOLD. -uprriuferd-at Orc Bi.,u-p Mining Com
 pauy, PJst office EJ2 IJ-, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

MEsSRS. BOYLE and Harrison dis covered on the desert near COltOn the famous white owl spoken of in many of the guide books, which they at tempted to capture, and by the assls tance of Col Alexander succeeded Col. Alexander intends taking the bird to New York and presenting il to the Geological institution of that city.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
4 cdrd

To all who are suffering from tLt errors and indiscretious of youth, ner yous weakness, early decay, loss O manhood, etc, will send a receip' that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Sen, a selfaddressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New York City.
 MR. R. ARMSTRONG, the energetit tree merchant, is now at Casa Grande experimenting the shipment of nur scrv goods to his customers in tn, counties of Pima and Pinal. Southerr Arizona will soo~ show the results o Mr. Armstrong's labors by the large in crease of her fruit yield.
 FoR sale, at D. Nalesco's, Mesills street, 20,OOO pounds of family flour at $2.5O per fifty pound sack. Also a lot of excellent cigars at ten 'pel cent below the San Francisco price Drop in and examine the goods anC satisfy yourself.
 MR. W. c. DAVIS new brick resi- dcnce on Congress street is looming above its sombre adobe neighbors The workmcn are now on the second story.
 IN a day or two an elegant new piano will arrive for the Park Hall Pinafore set the tone Of the old instru ment all on edge, and the Boss is de termined to have good music always
 MR. JOIN WAssON has retired from the firm of Stafford, Hudson < Co.,, and Mr. J. $. Nosburg has become a part ner by purchase of Mr. W.'s fourth in tercst. See Notice" F.M. SMITH, ESQ, formerly law partner of Judge Earll, in Nevada, has arrived in Tucson, and will become a member of the firm of Stanford X Earll.
 THE people of Tombstone are now petitioning to have a money order de pertinent connected with their post office.
 TIE largest and finest assortment ot solid gold and silver watches ever eX hibed in Tucson, at Berger's.
 CHIEF JUSTICE FRENCH left today for Prescott to be present at the ses sions of the Supreme Court.
 WE have good indications of favor able railroad news, and hope to enlarge upon the same in a day or two.
 OUR enterprizing fruit dealers Mc>srs Pierce and Wood have purchas ed a lot in Tombstone for $500.
 THE game of base ball was not play ied on New Years day as advertised.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
The s. P RnILrond

Has brought B. w Rice large, fresh stock of drugs, medicines. paints and oils and a fine assortment of perfumery and toilet articles.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
He Great English Remedy

IS A NENER-FAILING CURE FOR | NervouS Debility. Exhausted Vitality, Seminal Weakness ,SpermatorrhPa, Lost Manhood. I'm potency, Paralysis, and all the terrible effects of Self-AbuSe, youthful fOllieS and eXcesSes in maturer years such as loss Of memory, lassitude, noe turnal emission, aversion tO society. dim nesS Ot vision, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing unObServed in the urine, and many other diseases that lead iO insanity and death.
 DIR. HISEIE will agree tO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his spe- cial advice and ireatm@nU will not cure, pr for anything impure or injurious found n it. Dr. Mintie treats all Private Dis eases successfully without mercury. Con SultHtioU FREE. Thorough examination and advice, including analysis of urine, S5. Price Of Sital HtsGOraIive,S S3 a boz He, or iOIr times the quantity, Sle; sent tO any address upon receipt of price, or C. O D.. secure from observation, and In private name, 1T desired, by \. F. MINTlE, M. ID II kearny street, san Francisco, Call iOrnia.
 DR. HiNTIE'S KlDHEY REHEOY REPHRETt- CUM. cures ali kinds of Kidney and Biad- der Complaints, GOnorrh0ea, Gleet, Leu corrhGa. For sale by all druggists; sl a bottle: six hottIe~ for SI.
 DR. HiETfE'S D4NDELiON PiLLS are the hest and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
J. M SHN, Principal

REFERENCFs-Charles F. Meyers, F. II Goodwin, F. \. Fish, Albert S;einfeldt, T Czerwinsky, H. Loewenstein, Clarke G Patton, II. Solomon, I. Goldberg.
 nOvl2 dSw
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

THE Herald understands that the Yuma Sentinel will be removed to Phenix and run as a straight out Demo cratic paper.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Revocation of Power of Attorney.

rVNO wHOMSOEVER TT MAY CON | ceru: Notice K hereby gwen that hereby revoke and annul the power Of at- fOrney that Doctor MarlanO SamaniegO may have or hold in his possession signed by me a tnOIiZing him, the said Saman- te go. tO negotiate a sale of the State ot Chihuahua, Republic Of Mexico That from and after fhis daIe all authority vested in or granted to the said Doctor SamanlesO by, under or through said power ot attorney shall utterly and absO- iuteIv cease. HENRY LESINSKY.
 SILVER CITY. \. M,, Dece mher .lsl9.
 dec2-Wlm
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Municipal Election.

CITY kECORDEE'S OFFICE,
 TUCsoN, Decem Der 26, 1879. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the regular Annual Municipal Flee tiOn of the city O. Tucson for the election Of
 Mayor, 2 COUucilmcn, Recorder, Treasurer, Assessor, Marshal, Pound Master. will take place at the City Recorders office on Thursday, January 6th, lSSO. Polls to be open from o'clock a. m. un.il sundown. Every elector residing within said city and qUaliilId tO -Ote at a general election under the laws Of L.riZOna. is entitled to vote at said election. By order Of The Common Cornell.
 WILLIAM J. OSBORN, dWtd City Recorder.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

THE Arizona Southern and Sonora Mining Company to operate in Arizona and Mexlco, with S10OOO,OOO has just been organized in San Francisco with these for directors: W. A. Nygh, Chas. II. Moore, c. T. L. Shotwell, w. NJ. Gillespie and John NJ. Moore.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Assay Office and Laboratory,

Conducted by w T. RIG K A. R D, Fellow Of the Chemical Society, London Formerly MITCHELL & RICHARD.
 London, and RICHARD & WIEGAND, Gold HH,
 Nevada. Analytical Chemist and ASsaycr O: Cop per and the Precious Metals. By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. Patentee of the Ri-Knrd Furnace. Aget [ for the Hunt, Douglas S Stewart Lix- iviatiOn Process for the reduction
 of Copper and Silver Ores. Plans Of apparatus and instruction in the
 process Of LixiviatiOn. Scale of fees same as in san Francisco obstruction in Assaying and Analysis. Office next door to Custom House,
 Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Notice to CreditOrs-Estate of J.
 W. Hopkins, Deceased.

NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN BY THE N undersigned admIuiStrator Of the 5,bove named estate. tO the creditors of and all persons having claims against said tiecea-ed to exhibit tbe same with tho necessary vouchers, within four mOni hs from the first publication of this notice, io he undersigned. at hIs office in Tucson,
 JAMES IT. POOLE,
 Administration. J.. g. WOOD, Probate Judge. -t Dt t.fr bt.r f |. lS7g.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
PIERCE X WoOD Have Just Received this Years crop of GARDEN SEDDS, By the Paper and Pound.
Just ReceIVe0,

by the Pima Bank Exchange, Winer Wurst and Saurkraut. Also the justly celebrated Pima Bank Exchange cigars, expressly manufactured for their patrons only.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Fulton WORKS. HnckieE Spiers & Hayes. (ESTABLISIIED IN lS5j)

WORKS FREMONT AND HOWARD SIS.
 OFFICE 70. 2T9 FREMONT STREET,
 San FrGEciScs. HOIsting Works. Whims for pros peciing small mines; Portable Host ing Engines and Boilers, with RreIs suitable for wire or hemp rope, of new designs, emb0dylng all the latest m pIOvLments.
 Mining Machinery. HoI>ting Cages with safely attachments. Safety Hook, Ore Cars, On" Buckets, Wafer Buckets. Car Wheels and AXlrs. Ore Gates, with racks and plniOns for ore bins. PUm D. ing Maci inery, Air COmpreSsOrS, Ar or Wafer Pipe, RcceivOrS, etc. Milling Machinery. Gold MIIlS, with pans or COLcrnjTttOrS aS reVu red, S!i- yer Mills, either Tor dry or wet crushing with roasting and dryin. furnaces, Pan~ Settlers, eic., at required, Sme.ting Fur naces for either Lead, Copper. Silver or Gold, Willard~ Roasting Eu rnareS, eS peciHlly adapted for gold ores, RefortS. Bullion Aolds, Ore Feeders, Rock Breakers, etc.
 n IsceIIan"oUS Machinery. Saw Mills, Flour Mills. Oil We'll MachIn cry, Water Wheels and Castings Engines and Boilers ;Or any and all purposes. adapted To the ecOuOmicai use of fuel.
 PHECES MODERATE Among others, the following have beer Tombstone Mil, for ihe Toughnui mine CnrbIn Lucky Cu~S McMillan ." StOucWaIf Jackson
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

A HORSE is worth more after 1t is broken, but it's different with ten dol lar bill.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Desert Station.
IS Miles from Florence.

4S Miles rom FIOTeuce. HAS. II. LABEREE, Proprietor.
 The Table ts al ways supplied with an ample variety Jf well-coOked food. No eXaggcratiuu iI his. Stage paSsengcrs and travellers hy there understand it, and to them all uu. cquainted with the fact are resPrctfully eierred for information
 The Corral is Large And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance Of good well water. Spc- ,ial care taken with stock pr other proper " intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. II. Las berec'S management Of Desert Station soeaks in the highest terms Of it.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
SEE fhe
SEE the New Map at Mansfeld's.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS.

ArTVaLs at Casa Grande, January 1.
 Total P'kgs. Weight
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
Church SerVces.

There will be divine service as us ual. morning and evening, in the court house tomorrow, Rev. Mr. Mills off Iciating. A New Years discourse will
 be delivered in the morning and not ialtogcther in the common beaten path. In the evening MT. Mills will repeat his lecture, Religion and Common
 standpoint Reason" This will be done at the urgent request of members of
 Sense. a Plea for Religion from the the congregation. Some who heard it delivered a few weeks ago, were so interested in it that they desire much
 to hear it again; and others who were Iunavoidably absent on that occasion, heard it spoken of so highly that they
 are anxious 10 hear it for themselves. The subiectIs one of much interest and importance, treated so fairly and ex- haustively, and such can hardly be delivered too often SO that its thoughts and arguments may be thoroughly un- lderstood. l. is well worth hearing. Services open at II q. m, and ' p. m.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

THE Expositor, in commenting on the alleged Indian difficulties on the Salt River, strongly intimates that the blood and thunder article previously published in the Miner, was a matter of petty spite and jealousy. We have simply to suggest that journal that hopes to have any influence in correct ing public evils, cannot be too careful in its endeavors to avoid the misrepre sentation of actual existing facts.
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03

YESTERDAY we had a pleasant call from Mr. James Brash, of Florence, who is down on a brief visit. The country along that section of the Gila Is very quiet in all particulars. Wheat IS worth 21a cents, and scarce at that. His new mill has been kept very busy but will have the supply ground up in about another month. MT. Brash con firms the Mineral Hill reports and says the mines there are of considerable importance. It is expected that these developments will greatly benefit Flor ence as they are only twelve miles to .the eastward
Arizona citizen., 1880-01-03
SADDLES
TUCSON. AT.
Horse ana Muhe Collars,

4ui can supply The trade with a first class a'''eie' ai reasonable rates for cash. Call and see ns and we will do you good.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
Baltimore and Potomac r. W.
dpTtf 1fh, 1851.
PROM CALVERT STATION.

hhS'N INV mi
For Warrington, 700 and 100 A. NJ, and 3.Is
5.oS and 200 r. ". daily except Sunday, and as,
40 and 81; A. ~, and us y. NJ, daily.
For Pope. Creek Line, 200 A. ~, and $50 p.
NJ. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 100 A. ". and sos PM. daily.
except Sunday, and 9.i5 A. N. on Sunday only.
for Richmond and the South a, 4.ss A. N. and
3l1 y. " daily, czecp, Sunday.
for the south via ia. Midland X. X. At AS
-gn4ay st 7.l5 T.. 81.
For White sulphur and {. A q. y. X. tISsA.
"; and zoo J. ". eIesp, Sunday. On Sunday At
FoFSori,ls, ia Washington and Norfolk Steam
sr', % Monday, Wednesday. aud FridAysn 90
AN
PROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
Far Philadelphia, az 4. NJ. and 800 p. ".
daily except sunday, and 200 aud ll.20 =. ~,
iaiiy.
f.r Ner Yors. 200 AN. .ads.oo P. ". daily
t1.e >-Ld.! AL Il.20 J.. ". daily.
limited L1ffess iuf Sss YORK. daily, eresp,
SUNDAY, i".Is 4. ". For Wellington. as r.
y except sunday.
f.f LrasIyh. :. i. al through trains come;
a. "eftt! ct! sta b.4;s q "bry1siyn AnEeE"
Efaf.!l= llree; transfer % Fuiton Il. avoiding
d'ub.e isrri-se hai journey across Sss Yors City.
FROM PENSslLvASIA AVE-. STATION.
pr Wash.ngts go. 7.15. rs ana mo A.
". a.N. 5.l5 All 80 =. ~ or sunday a: -
and ~ 4. N aud -.s0PN
Pr tinzfoii' loan ar85lsPM. daily. .r.
cef -4nla.. AMI 2 - a. ~ % sunday only
4.'a.. IS a.aif .faf for bait. ~ 600. 10 30
All l'..u s. y 1870. slt42o. $50. -4o.nt s.s
J. " ~ SUI lay a; ie.2o 4. ". anu SO. 40
auIs.iiPM
l. ,. FARMER CEN Passage. Agent.
fHANh III" NF>DN. Genera xaaager
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
New Rendition OF the sweet Bye
and Bye.

New Rendition or the sweet Bye
and Bye.
There. Store "n the North I'D. Of 'tay.
Panel inE ycaTs, and is It'll 10 TIL, day;
tiuung Gluck is the Man hulds f.iih there,
stu famous iar stoves aud Tihwsfe.
Cno.-- stoves for all who may call:
sixty styles 81 New Stove. he eau show.
iou'll have luck-buy Il Gluek,
lie will cell you a stove very low.
Young Iluck has "a stock - complete
It's not easy with Gluck 10 compete;
lie also informs you in rhyme.
Hes Sole Agent tor the Stove called THE TIMES.
Quo. liz the best: ha- stood the test:
II !. strong AMI i handsome in look
When you buy. you should try
This Ipid Medal stove. The Times Cook.
This Store. which Wa tried at the Fair.
Baked quicker than any clte there;
And ampBgst ether t.st- that il stood
IL c"nsuinei far the Least coal and wood
cnu. The Judges there ,iii declare
II the beet, IN u. work i, did prove
Ihif j. why you should try
The cold Medal Time, Cooking stove.
Al lIou ,kecr.r.. Wien the, begin
should - {" Young G!uck Tor their Tin:
lie keep all IN that line you can need
For your favor he'll be thankful indeed
Cno.-NlNETY SIX. NINETY SIX.
NINETY SiN j. hi. number On Gay:
NINETY SIX. NINETY SIX.
Near the Bridge "a the West Side of Gay.
Nom The word Gay meaning Gay street.
tNm. }. u. Giuck !. called by many Of hi. Gus.
tomefs, Dung ".uck. "a Standardization 70 -.
other party u similar name.
WIN. J. II. GLUCK.
WHOLESALE ANb RETAIL. STOVE ANb TIN.
WARE DEALER.
&c aud ~ North Gay street,
Bet the bridge AMI From; IT. BALTIMORE.
70 L',ry Sf.rs Guaranteed fSe:o.'-giy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
Miscellaneous.
STAMMERING.
Prof. Day Waite
THE
STAMMERING SPECIALIST,
Is now in Baltimore. where he will remain for n
time 10 cure any who may DO afflicted
with any form Of
impeachment iss Speech,
SUCH As
Suffering. Stammering. Hssitanoy,
Lisping. Suction and Exhausted
Breath, Nasal Sounds, Ina.
proper Articulation and
Loss OF Voice.
TO THE AFFLICTED

II Is n matter Of great Importance 20 all person.
that stamner 10 be cured Of their impediment.
would say TO all such the system practice origi-
mated with inc and u the only system practieed
that will completely remove the cause Of ftain ner
Ing. ! have devoted much time seiulously 20 the
study Of the nature and cause of stammering and
it, cure, not merely as a declatnatory, but A. =
science comprchcnding all the phenomena of the
vocal organs and the means by which they may
be most suecossfully guilty ateI for the purpose of
speaking. have reduced 20 a systein what be.
fore was bat imperiectiy understs1d. I nm well
aware that there are unprinciplel men travelling
the country protecting 10 cure siammering, and
many have been vietimizei out of their money by
their empircism. would say 10 such. take cour.
age, staminefing can be cured. wish IL distinct
iy under,tood that do not practice the non
eneetual system Of beating time, inAating the
lungs. sing song method. giving meiicines or
using appliances, as pras,iresl by sear.. who are
protesting To cure stammering. Our treatment 10
perfectly harmless in every respcct. Call and see
me, you tina, are afflicted, and be convinced for
yonrseivcs tina, can Do ~ ] profe.s The worst
eases 81 stammering cured il a les day. Terms
foreure reasonable. Beet 81 city reference. gwen
ofFIcE-IO0 n. CHARLES ST.
Office Hour 70 ~ 4. NJ, to : AMI : 10 r. 81.
April 2i'.0.-ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

- i'f' = '.f i'ra1fs, Dfet-aesr l4ss. l.ss.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
~ rWa.lIns,5t and Wa sts;isat
SD WAstiI siau p. "a Midi.nd Irnehba-r
baarle. >,aia Ari seltawssi. Riehnonl
f.a e-Att4cs..
60 Lille u Disy AMI Way stations
= - " -ss. = 2 ana WAY s;2;ions
10 - iHlls. '.naanA;4 Caie4so. Coluu bu,
Fit.1u-g au1 WAshingtsr Empress AEnai.
".l' All Valley Branch. sEeeT; Sundav
800 -Fie1mcrt. ~ir4sburg. Win hester HAger.-
~. frelcrics aud WAY. Mar stsu.
''H >anday g. Elieo;; City oniy
300 ;" asainriar and Wa, stations. Or ss-.
asy eeHAcri' 81 Annapolis.
Use W-slilgiau E1ptess.
Pm
l2.l5 Wast ns;ar. Anuspoli. and way Stations.
l.%e co. >auday only ~ Warrington and wAy.
80 h.iirstt ,i;Y and wAy Si2fiaa..
@-r" Nast'us;ar -u4 WAy stations.
400 WA.a.rE,a II R.eauon8 VIA grar;ieo.
i-oW aches'c-. HA rer.tosn. Freie-iek ard wAy
soc Nv @stiu .t.u. Auuatoh. ans wav station,
80 tFrsie-irs AID NAY stations
- Mar'n't1-. All WAy >;A;iou,
90 . aieag columbus, Pittstnrg AM wA.A
'trtoh Earrcss. Psti,burs s1 sunaAy
h-- =" A..irs' ? ana WAy stations.
- - .1t'. ttIeinaAt aal wAsni ngios e
Va N.---ti Lyaehsu'g Datriiis- sossA
go. 80 -uisr arf1 ~ ", Airy Az WAY.
llit ~, A., aui w.y station.
Leave z Es,kv.Ne Gal'he-sture tie-rnautsvr
Iaya ar iia-nesvi's --lo a N Ana -s..o p
" - Me- ear Branch Else. zee Pm
a ''-.r' 't.l a. Relay
LEAVE WASHINGTON FoE BALTIMORE
'..... fo:. f..0. $500. SIS. 200. lo.ee N.
!-le -..-5.t..e. 40. $50. -s.ss :; 20.
+..5FM
'nai'F .>aaiAs s'y o'he' train. daily s,esl,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
Railroad Time Tables.
lNEWs
Northern Central RAILWAY.
Ufef"bfT TT, I5IV.
TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE, CITY TIME


TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE, CITY TIMg,
As FOLLOWS:
Mail Train, daily, except Sunday, west 5.30 A. NJ.
Niagara Express, daily, except Sunday 7.30 A. NJ.
Fast Line, daily, p. ~
Lock Haven asd Watkins Express, OK
cept sunday y. N.
Parkton Accom- dation, except Sunday
3.l5 and $50 p. Nc.
Pittsburg Express, daily, sxot Sunday. $50 p. n.
Cincinnati Express, daily ............. Dos p. n.
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express, except
Saturday 905 II. ~.
Cockeysyille Accommodation 300 and IS A. n.
$40 and II.I0 =. N. daily, except Sunday, and
LIS and 10 y. NJ. on Sunday only.
For Gettysburg and Hanover 7.30 A. NJ.
For Cumberland Valley Railroad, T.3o A. NJ.
and 1905 y. NJ.
For Green Spring Branch, $50 A. N. and ais
aud $50 =. ~.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
T.35 A. NJ, $50 i. ~, daily; CTS =. NJ, sI-
cept Sunday and Monday.
FROM THE NORTH.
7.3j A. NJ, daily, except Monday; 6.i5 and 100
y. NJ. except Sunday.
For tickets e. all points East, North and West,
apply at Calvert Station, at northeast corner Bal
timore and Calvert ctr. and ut Charles 81. Station.
Baggage called for and checked ut hotels and
residences On orders left at Office northeast corner
baltimore aud Calvert streets.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-06-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

COMMENCING SUNDAY. NOV. ?. 1879.
Pa'sensc' Trains vin leave Baltimore daily ,s..
ecl; SUNDAY, a, follows,
PROM PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT.
;.oo 4. MAY Mail for PAiladelpAia asI
Va, >iattan.
>.to \. M--Exrrs.. Tor Phil.delphia and Ne.
lofk. Through % Philadelphia in t~o seurs ana
say inmates. aad conaeci' vita u 4. u. Express
from Philadelphia o. New York
s.30 A. M-for rhiladclphia and New York En-.
pres.
:.o0 =. M.-For Por' DePO,i, aud Iu,.rn.ai.,.
stations.
:.sj 7. Serond-Cla. Train Cor PAil.d.i.
phia. arriving s.lS y. NJ. Fare o..
500 i. M.-foT rhilaielphiA. Neu York and
Boston Sleeping car through to Boston wi,hou,
change
500 =. M.-For Port pero,i, and intermediate
Stations.
6.SS p. M.-For PhiladeiphiA.
Fare 80
FROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
iO.sS A. M.-For West Philadelphia and New
York. Limited PaTlor Car Train.
il.so +. M-For ives; Philadelphia And Ns-
York, Night Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
6.S5 y. M.--For Philadelphia. From President
street Station.
lice +. M.-we,t Philadelphia and New Yorl.
From Charles street station.
CONNECTIONS.
200 A. Nat Delaware Junction for all eta
tions on Delaware Railroad and branches. and Il
Eigewcod with stages for BclAir, Forest hin,
Rocks u Deer Greek.
500 4. NAT Port Deposit with PHILADELPHIA
and baltimore Ccntral Railroad.
$40 A. Nat Wilmington With Dslewars Rail.
road aud Branches.
200 I. NJ. Train with stages for Belair and En-.
morton. and at Port Deposit with PhilAdelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad.
500 I. N. Train at Wilmington Tor stations on
Delaware Railroad between Wilmington and IIar.
rington.
500 4. NAT EdgewOOd with stages Tor Bslalr
and Emmerton.
so- Tickets can be procured either at Ticket
Office. las W. baltimore street. OF 1t Prssidsnt
street Depot.
II. y. KENNEY. Superintendent.
WIN. CRAWFORD, General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

cpTCTc- Ouet hrt steady lae prices. Cloves 3'0 5''
Prime Nutuegs. 90a o. Prime Batavia &C. Sc fch
= .dSOc. h'ut Cassia I'd az 81 BdltNlA -"i
Slncrpore pper 3c Batavia and Wet Goa oos &C.;
While. iHIGtnc rimento lii2@I3c tacu'A O4hb'i' ="
%. c.. An i0 as.
STEAHIN E-Ouct. unchanged 49,.
SUGAR-R dull ~ 7ec for Far 70 't3oi
Refining $50 for 90 te-t Ccntrfneal II ncl soi ut
81 WY ri weaker prices; Crushed. 9Nc POWdere.
GranHiaod Sc, Clt Loaf 3c and STANDARD A. -"
TEA-Ou et the hrmucs. o, IoidcIs checking business
TOBACCO -Kentucky Gurt bu ifm sa'cs. -V, hnu-.
Lugs 4GJlan; Leaf tla0 i." seed Leaf qultt s'e '
cases Penn-y yvauia i-1s. So lGc. % New IN w.
liza lc; lOI cases Wisconsin do 7Gl5ci 900 DaeS havana
soc. q ri 10. ,, On Nj.
Straits. - 90 south Sea. ~
WITS KFY-Dun nom nal. Al 1Odfl lO2 . .
WDOf-DOmesitc Grades in short supply 50 mnch 50 NJ.
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