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General News.

The Contedera' graves At Ri Inn ond
Va, were decora ed est 'rday.
The fir matinee of he Musical Fes-
tivai in Cincinnati, YESTERDAY, was at
endrd by 4,OO1 prI SOUS.
In the German Catholic Convention
II ot. Louis, yrsLerd ay, Henry JSpam
horst Was rr-elecL' d President, and II
was decided TO hold the next meelInp
II Covinyon, Ky.
The boat race between Hanlan and
Courtney, on the Potomac River. yesler-
av afternoon, vas won by Ii nlap
Z 'urtney vas dis anc d almosl from he
Start, ana di not low over half the
curse. Ilanlan made :he finish in 36
minutes 46 3-10 seconds. A race was
arranged last night to take place between
hanlan and Riley O.er the same course
on Wednesday, the 26th instant.
General Sherman and Secretary Ram.
sey yesterday insJected the defences OF
New York harDOr, and witmrs, ed heavy
artillery practice at Sandy Hook.
Ex Governor Foote, of Tennessee.
Superintendent of the u. 5. Mint at New
Orleans, died at his home near Nash
sille, yesterday.
The directors of the Central Ohio and
the Sandusky, Mas sfield and Newark
Railroads, and officials of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad met in Columbus
yesterday, and ratified leases giving the
Baltimore and Ohio Road control Of the
other two roads until December lst.
1926.
The Pennsylvania State Medical Asso-
Gallon began lis annual session yesLer-
day In Altoona.
The annual session of the General
Synod Of the Reformed Presb, b,ter,an
Church Of North America opened YES
teTday IN Pittsburg.
The eghty-fifth annual council of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Virgin
ia, began It's session yesterday in Peters
burg. Two hundred delegates were
present and Bishop Whittle presided
Rev. I. e. Dashiel was chosen Secre.
tary. Bishop Peterkin, Of West Virginia,
was invited to seat in the Council.
@John b, Gordon, U. s Senator from
Georgia, has resi- lznud, and the Guyer-
nor VIII appoint his successor to-day.
Mr. Gordon assigns as his principle rea-
sons for resigning, "wearlness OF public
'4'C "''Cl ~ btI1lCtt anu "A desire
10 attend to his private affairs" Ex
u vernon Joseph K. Brown, who is now
~ Nashville, received a telegram lasI
nlght announcing his appointment as
Sen"for To succ ed Gordon, and ac.
crpt-d he po ltlOn.
q 10 el j. T. Godfrey has been
nonina I'd Tor Representative in Con.
Rress hy the Working Men of the
Fourth District of California.
The ore,t fires in the Upper Della
ware are dying out, 1t is reported that
y woman perished IN the Beech W oods,
Pike county.
John s. Leake and Stephen II. Rich
ards, ex-cashisrs respectively of the de-
funct National aud Commercial Ma
tional Banks of Saratoga, n. Y, have
beeu Indicted for en- BE- bezzlement.
A telegram frcm Manchester, N. j..
says heavy rain fall during rue ,iay
night. aud III forest fires in Cumber-
land, atlantic, Burlington, Ocean aud
Modmouth counties are resorted extin-
gulshed.
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SENATOR BATARD's DEPUTY MAR
SEALS BILL Is one of the fairest
measures that could be proposed un
der exis ing circums ances. 1t gives
the appointment of all the MarshaIs
to the United States District Court
Judges. These are all Republicans.
This is not exactly fair so far as party
division is concerned. But it is in
finitely better than the present sys EN-; /;
and if the Republican Senators did
not in'end to make an unfair use of
the present laws to assist them to
carry the election they would MT Oh
pose its passage. The Republican
party are too cowardly to trust the
people with their own elections. They
are not satisfied with forcing their un-
educated and utterly ignorant negro
party slaves to the polls but claim
the right to use the whole force of the
government in election districts where
they can frighten the people away
with Marshals and soldiers. This
shows that they know they are in the
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THE cotton crop of this country for
1919 was larger by 100000 bales than
yer before, being estirc ated at 100000
'sles. The tobacco crop was greater
BY l2,0O00 900 pounds, the estimate show
ny yield of 0OO,OOo,0oO pounds. OF
heat the product Is 2O,GO0,0OO bushels
more Than ever before, and of corn 100,
10000 bushels.
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PROPOSALS FOR CITY HAULING.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
No. 50 EAST SIXTH STREET. I

WMMINGroN, Del, May 18th. 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box in The City Council Chamber, until
7.SO p. M, Thursday, May nth, 1880 for
furnishing teams aud hau ing by the
load, sand from the sand pit and stone
from the Stone Breaker, 10 any part OF
the city where the street Commissioner
may need them. The contract will be Tor
the space OF six months. Parties bidding
Will please state the number OF teams
they can furnish and the price per load
of not less than twenty-five bushels.
A bond W IN security in the sum OF one
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith of the bidder
and the person or persons to whom the
contract may be awarded shall give u
bond with security in the sum of two hun
dred d0llars for the faithful performance
of the contract. The committee reserve
the right 10 reject any or ali bids. All
bids must be properly signed, sealed and
endorsed proposals for city Hauling"
For further Information apply to
l.. r. LYNCH,
myls-9'. Street Commissioners.
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The bill propos ny to tax the deposits
the New York savings banks met It's
ae in the Senate on Tuesday, in being
"jectsd by vote Of l3 to y. A mar
'"T escape to lie sure, but still an es-
ape.
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$500 Reward.

Three hundred dollars reward will be
paid for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who brok e into and robbed
the store Of william NJ. Kennard a. Co.
supposed to have been entered about 8
o'clock this n IN.
April -, 1850.
j. p. ALLMoND,
ap29-tI Mayor.
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NOTICE 70 BONDHULDEKS.
~ OFFICE UF STATE TREASURER.


yVFUTI IytIsl 4IHy T. I6ST'
by virtue of an act of the General AS
sembiy, passed at Dover, February p
lS1l, / hereby give notice to holders oI
delaware sta Q Bonds, that I shall attend
at the Philadelphia National Sank, in
the city of Philadelphia, during the bnsi
ness hours OF that bank on the three firsI
secular days OF July, lSSU, prepared to re-
Ieem and pay OF all lhe bonds from No
Sll TO 3E, both inclusive OF the denomI-
nation of one thousau d dollars each of the
issue of the bonds of the State of nela-
ware. under date OF January /, 1865, and
that from and after the said first day of
July, 1880, the interest on said bonds will
cease. ROBERT j. RET kOI.DS
myl.eod2m. Stale Treasurer.
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CLOTHING. |

Now, at the beginning of cum
mer weather, we have the fullest
assortments of everything in
Mems, Young Mems and Boys
Clothing.
We have provided it under
themost favorable circumstances
every way; we like our stock
we have cloths and shapes innu-
merable to suit all tastes and
uses our prices are, as they
always are, at the very bottom
and you have this advantage in
buying of us-you are welcome
to bring back anything that
don't suit and get your money.
Other merchants may try to
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as we do they succeed In
proportion to their facilities.
Nobody except us, 50 far as we
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
if he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to meas
ure the finest at quarter below
the current price and in ready
made shirts we make three
qualities, each having its admir-
ers.
SPEcIAL.-Trousers made for
SO and IS, broken assortments,
but excellent and seasonable,
are going while they last for
$3.50.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayl9.
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nyls.0t.
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
WATER DEPARTMENT. !
CHIEF ENGINEER OFFICE. /


WILMINGToS, Del, May II, lSSt.
Sealed proposals Will he received in the
box at the City Council Chamber until 7.3O
O'Clock p. m. on thursday May 10th, 1880
Tor furDishing the ater Department
with Georges Creek bituminous coal from
June list 1880 until May 3lst 1881 Inclusive
The coal TO be delivered at such pump
ing stations, at such times. ana In such
quantities as may be directed by the
chief Engineer.
From SO TO 1910 tons will be required,
Proposals must state price per ton of
22i0 pounds.
No proposal will be received unless ac-
compHnlrd with bond with surety in
the sum OF one Thousand dollars.
Blank forms for proposals may be had
upon application to the Clerk OF CITY
Douncil.
The night to increase or diminish the
Iuantlty named, also, the right TO reject
ANY or all bids ls reserved
Ii. B. MCINTYRE,
myF-it. Chief Engineer.
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FOR sPRINKLING srs
JFFICE OF STREET TCoMMIssIoNER,
No NJ kasI SIKH sIraaf Z

No. So East sixth street.
WILMISGroN, Del, May 10, 1880
Sealed prUpusa wiIl be received in The
box In the city Council Chamber, until
~ O'Clock p. m, on Thursday May ~.
1850, ior spanking French street, from
The Railroad to sixteenth street, ana
fourth street, fru III TatuaIl street to the
Chr,stianH wharl. Both streets to be
,prInkied twice a. day, and oflener If me-
Ger sary (oundays excepted The work Is
tu he stopped whenever the Street Com
missioner gives the Contractor Lotice
tuut II IS not done IN IA satisfactory man.
uvr, or tn ., The street Committee deeIns
/ no longer necessary. Parties bidding
wIlI please state tue price p week fui
,uln sttcets. f0i lui q. er Information ap-
,,S 10 /. r. LYACH,
mXI1 ii s. tom miss nuor
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persons wno % VIII .nt he e.

NIOTICL.- Persons %.0 ,,,d 20 GS for ine J1I'si Z
N the state OF i,,lS, Ds'sSi ss in MY, ,Iuo, ilhM n
ststesmiil'tarnyy Iaai any paid com mG N .S y
were rsquired. 10 ,, service under lIT1 ,os1
sp,fF ps VIII vi %lfI' na / a
%nPsste %S ,ns sSns1 E. TeG a:
thorIzed by the s,a'e of war, the 'O,DD n. y
IS% msnsy es s;f5fiarSS psa y : ,%s' pssS Ssa
sserelaTy ya,sss .! Msr 10 nny nrefaad thf e. foBI 81
ton poPsl PsId 6sl.. Ss '"fn SalS s'1' TO- i"''
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REG fsTER's OFFICE,
Nayv Castle county Muy 9Th

New Castle county, May Sth, 1880.
Upon the application OF John Donahua
Admi nistrator G. T. A. OF Ann Devine
late of Christiana Hundred, I'm said coun-
ty,deceased, III is ordered and q irected by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of the granting of letters
OF fAdminisiratl3n upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date Oi granting there
Of, by causing advertisements tu be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most public places o.
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same or abide by an
act of Assembly In such case made ana
provided. md also cause tue same 10 b.
inserted within the same period In th'
WILMINGToN GAzhTTE,a "a news papefpub-
ished in Wilmington. aud to be conLtn
ued therein three weeks, leod).
,~, Given un1ef the hand and seal
IL. +. OF once OF the Register aforesaid
t-~>->' AT New Castle, IN New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. S. q Bl0GS Register
MOTTO II.
All persons having claims against th
estate Of the deceased must present VI
same duly attested to the Administrator
on or before May Sth, 1881, ABIDE tht
act oI Assembly In such case made am
provided. JOHN iiONAHUA.
Administrator, q. 4, a.
Address, Clay +. o., Del. 3w
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60 PAbE CArALoGUE

CHhTlS 60 PAuE CATALOGCE |
"
Containing much valuable informal
'lSO n list - peaches with rotation 10
,iening. and IA list Of sou hau0' lois
nc apples, a uit my,h herld n
very fruit grower -hOp'd .ea Ills IN /
ppies and buy un NOR 1f he NeFi1
r est9rn vsrletics 10 plant Ten
winter a pies, for grown here they ar 4
winter apples.
Also Japan perslmmon. queen o.
market, raspberry vita a Iull line
uIsery stock AZ greatly reduced PlI
\ lso Il receipt prd
WASH OR TREES,
when Will drive out bOrers lin ihePa1
pple, quihce anlasu and not one
he time or cOst IA applying Il as
move with a knl aut ilapplieda aDl9a
nrre Will be o bOrrr, IN Tue lees ala
ne peach tree die win Tue yupj
where ihlu, ands die annually now "
postal card for catalogue Cal any !
,tOck. All orders sent by hal VIII
eriVe careful attention.
RANDOLPH PEIERS,
wilmington ID
novI-Jnn, Mr.Apch,'%
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a. our large and io9s averg os tareil
ooms, Furniture, e, Gi GMiabogany gSeii Ross,,sS
tyle, consisting o. "slinTIisble for psi"
nd Walnut Furnitale ,1p ,ser S"s uses. ,,,d
,sning-room n, an, and Of eh@maiiu hFapniiuie sIs.s
ore varied than can 1' onr % establ!sh~'
d all articles sold a, aa,sented. I'M
warranted as Represents ,i,e u1ost asnlc,olsssi
venltlan Bllnis Sr,er tle and KEPT cC3sSHt,1 cCoS Il
n hand. We also iaassortment ol eP
;tantly ksep pna a laffe Hess 'Ssairfs;;.,ii
Hair. Nos' anu ]. &J, n. HA9
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IL ,Ns Prizes, amounting to. .$522, $40
Gen. q. Il. BEAUREoARD. of La. Commits
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va / sloners.
Application for rates TO claus should
only be made to the Office of the Company
In New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
" New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
~. B.-Ihts Company has NO A GENTS
IN the BRITISH POSSIESSIONS and all
persons pretending TO be so and soliciting or
ders by circulars or othsrtOtse are SWIND-
LEIlS. myl2 2taw4wSw
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AN SAS FARM MORTGAaks.
i1ns IN through J., b; Watkins a Co; syears
ana without aay' = delay on princfple or
interest To any customer. We have Just
ieceiHed iurther very sati sfacfory partlcu-
'ti D. HEAIsD n co, r
"pr@'-lh'tu. 7th and Market Sta.
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minority and fear tobs beaten. Hence
Senator Bayard's bill meets With uni
Ted partisan Opposition, There is
scarcely adoubt in our mind that the
Democrats viii eleot the next Presi-
dent; and then these very Senators
who are now opposing Senator Bay
ards bill will be found urging the re-
peal of the present. laws by which U. S.
Deputy Marshals and soldiers are
brought to the polls to control the
franchises of the people.
The great boat race Between Han
Ian and Courtney took place yester-
day on the Potomac. Seventy-five
thousand people were induced to
leave their business, only to find
they had been decoyed to witness a
mere farce. For so far as race was
concerned it proved an utter failure.
The men in their ribbons and boats
were there. But it is freely stated
that no race was intended, and that
the gamblers had arranged the whole
afalr-Courtney selling out this time,
perhaps, in order to get another OPP
portunity and gate money once more,
before making a race and exhibiting
the full measure of his muscle at the
oar.
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FashionaL lie Furnltul'
]: & ]. y HAhhai'|| A.li
No. 40 King slre''

WILMINGTON, ! ph% ,a,n tns a
m We respectfully llIoi%d md lh' "a
' rennf renS = ~ country ~ unsS 1--WE cGISS % -
ato manufacture anu anu bijsbeA rI1
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FOR RENT.

NOR BALE OR RENT. T.-Lumper yard
IL Front and West streets. Apply 10,
w. X. CAUSE,
feb22-tf Front and West Hts.
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Gin j;cai G:sidic t9r safe

Gin iifai G:siaic t9r safe
TOR SALE-A nice Little hOuR, in LcXing-
y t0n.avc. between 0th and ;lsi->ts West Side. Apply
between - ana a; 80 ncaverst room H.
TNNESTMFNT--" BROW OF LENNON
HILL" GNVE-TMENrD
SIX ihr.c sio, highs; Op hiOwnstnc private ave rcs.
ropl,e with mlroy" mems aud IN magnificent c"nli'oh
each 2DxJOX ~ vii take IN l. ht~tutsS iarin lgch g.
mans or sell separately. .,,. ,..
P.S. VIII rent IL brat class families az Sl,iJ)
PURCHASERS are invited to examine those
b"amr, story cabinet nls.e h0le south s!d" ~
72d It., lark ave. owner on rien.is"r
ItT WEST Thrre-s.ory hieh
4 It hpusc, iSx5cxi.O; 1901 all" two mt
cass hOusrs fu sze bargain OWN EH. - IaFt U"thNt
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Hartman and husband TO the United staes Trust mn
q" Sos $4,000
Koran a np IN TO- % Haymono' -" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -o' $50
same rea ano ano.ner 10 same "nS' $500
ho Saaes 10 hurln"n a.' $3.50
HcF zTs' AID wife to Il Herci iiGilsiw
Jacoas and aSSScr TO the West sids Savings
SANE en 10 Inc G. raa savings DaaE &5;S Sd
Johnson e kf 70 ii Mi6aat, 6thst. siavc in ora
KecsS.ssen TO Gcwat 40 is 2ist, years 5000
Ke lci / k to il Walter Manhattan IT. near q soo
King IN 10 ii Inc 4ait ooo
Knees & 9 AM @noihcr renIz ssslstsw s,oo
Knds T. u aaa wife TO BorerI jr ss2i'hst ma
SANE IT, sry Cari,on same property YEAR. 5000
Korn II aud vie II schNzer, . Lud "w;'n o 400
wI,a " ia5% syg sq mort at.
ss. fSSSasls 81 %o'n" ss soc $50
Same 10 exe'u'org exc so q Go'rc" '''' GEO
Mescn. and wife to Caroline waacl 9d-st W ,co
NUsPhy; I'D 10 SARAH i'eean'c9 D'"''y D.o $500
Nevins. lien ard hasbani 10 ? Decker CH .,o
NOS ESHl 10 Maydn ave ana On ooo
Noble Mi ian AMI wilc IayIu brown IN ,oco
ot. Geo s 5e'i's and vie TO lud l.o:n.onSs I'm
pmI "% j% IT. ana VIE sayinss Or nm
f'eev cr " ,ir ,7; !n"r. y"ars 5000
Ncy , aHSm ys .; 70 '-"" III h''n' 1000
hemng o, MaTF arr 70 e VyGy 25oOo
he1lMS' MaGTs, y" 'ig ,""'iS ,'""" 600
S"V H. S"n ~, d" H., 20 W" i NOV ; ycars ~ 1000
and also G3 Oliyerst instruments OF sOaoyclIF ooo
,atcn ave- T OF thst 10000
s'h1rC mS' si year 20 1000
schitz %iSnSa. and Vic 10 carlos Martt cxecu,or
etc. SiliSt o. 3d.tvc years 0V1p
so uh If Giiave 2c.oOO
~ ~ y',r' ''. N'' - G.oUo
so'tyna reHT v 20 i, & y"r, 1000
The Steam icann ana rover Company Of Ncw.YoIk
To james larger, G.Scnwicl.St y Of OF
landi:ani al.o rs Greenwich s; Il ofCortiandt ,oo
The steam mSi,rrg AID Power Compaiv Of Ncw.Y'rk
70 M, me ,,a ,nfs y wear $500
s'eii r Sacp9 IT, vrs, iio J." 5000
stem Caroline aid ,isb,nn 10 ihr seaman, Eank Tor
Savings, 90 5Sihstcof Shave, years '''''
'"yDr tsve or lst@ 81 Years 10000
Ihcai5 =: ! 10 . ''''" VI $500
"'g% ~ =; 10 yc acfn executor ''o 5000
RtCOrnrD. A.-IGNNENrS or MORTGAGES
Brown T. = c'IFG lov:. TGoco
oSis = id to tl9; Gasscneimer lS 900
Hi la aan, 10 a 1G" e. Executor ct 10 Mulaua Far
Hcti ien fciciic, 10 Nary Iavc,' 3; o,C
IIustcdt Henry and wifi" t. Charles Fl cher...... I'"
James Dudey l. To Iiarii,tA ~ray.y. 49,;
NeTv r,wD 1"S''"n' To- oN' ''''N ''' ~ 46.oOl
oberi lhlip iassinse. aud others. cx,cu'c o,
ouicI rais " to Mary l. Dnine.le 20
Scha' " lam IT, executor. otc, tOJoin Walker %nG
sclui,zcg Harris 10 II iian ~r.hi'1cr ..- -
Malacr. John H. executor etc tOjUhh Naihtr''. g.
Wherier, Harrc + 10 stern 4 Mri1~ci .... I,i'
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND ATrER JANUARY -: 1890; cor,,,,,
$50 ~ f3o ) tiG i%ir'tr II =; m. $50 40. %
1850 $50 and 70 p M and night sundays 4'iO and
M o. 7o $40 agG 10 p ~ d S1G ~ eEe snt Sunday at
7:i0 p m, running through via Trenton and
IIoaso tho Brooklyn Annex connect with al through
Ilas at Jersey CITY, anning speedy AMI nircut transfer
.:5. + sHo and i a ~ ted Express I6 p mi
i!5 S,o and 33 IN on snds S,i. lS0 70 -:
Camden, a.. NJ, and $3.50 p IN daily. except sunday
rod G Of rSIrosses aud coiandss rook
nn Hi X SS oSoEsn pcpo JSsc CITY Emsran1
TS New York Transfer Company will call ard check
baaga &c from hotels and Residences p.D,rp
Ueurral Manager General Passenger Agent.
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY. ,.,., ,n,, ,
rs I Sn9T" ii I Nrrsaesnent Of ain takns
effect D'eemDer 1879: c,,oooo Nos, rxrrcss nrou,ro
room Coacncs to Buiao suspension Brdsc. ,v.,.
NJ D Ta Min lG Tns to the Vest AMI SOUTH
west Pullnans best DrawinGroom Sleeping Coaches TO
% r.Gs Espse.s for F sH w ssop sns
Chicago wou. clangS sT1 Il"ye nng cars to Chicago
S,rsr5 IT DspG @ E ssS SS iSr io 7so
D. M and y midnight saturday nights only. sundays 95
H. EaiS n3 p aud rass, $50 10 1920 Ohio 1929
a. rans atop. rutherford PAX Elk only OF S,Indays y
pndnirht snn1ay' u $780, l0;2O a. M, l;0 $50 p mr. ana
las g $40 100 AGO 4:4V, ., 5:l0 62O $50 Clio CS0
7::n, - 10 D. IN aud IL midnight. Sundays. o. $3.50, oo,
i0:sO r. N Ia 6;3", 7 p M, anil IL midnight ,o
SufeTiI, t. 100 1920 u. Lao 300 D, bO, D. M ~
midnlei sunday $3.50, lO2O a. m liio $50 p n' an"
II midnight. 30
WnrWlck 400 n M. 4:30 D. m. 90 49,.
Newburg and Cornwall, 400, y a. M, S;3O 4oD in sun
days $40 n. m. - - nun . - -,,,a,a @ an
q, IN. uo , ro 4. On N, anr
dav- o. $50, iO:2O u. $50 p, in - "a o..
dsTs Sg IL 20 In $50. D. The H. M and 43O pm;
iras connect with Newly and oswego Midland Kainoad
nj MaiB-st M -. o,r,o,.
$50 in.3O Q. In., q. $50 and p M. -.
I'D quarter Of and quarter aitcr each
bour frpu 45 m. $40 and ~ lV;ao anu ll;aop M
Tickets Tor passage apartments In and
s onces Gao and orders TOR the ohoekiuR
ana Irsafcr 5aggRe 10 left at the Co9panys Qcoss
Kos 2ls 4O or O57 Broadway ~ III NO. ConrtsL brooK
lyn a tho Con- peny. Depots - A.. ~. =. ,ox
trains from the West arrive IN NOV" ork ~ %o e
H. 40 A JSo. 4 HBBoTr GenI Passr Agt, Newyork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
Trans leave sngewOod costeF plerpOns ana Nyaek
a. $40 !, 9. + 4i9o o.So GO $50 il.so p M
Sundays y aud $3.50 p m Inc lloO D. u Han WA
leave so nlnulea later saturday nghta o.o. a,o
JSO. y. Annorr. Cent PAAay AgA. heg'fark
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RANLROAD.

II IlII.AI mud IT = =
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROt TE.
Force. 8. i'lUWs:
Irfi ma Iriisbur. Wet and South. with Pullman
p.l.rnt r- i,tt cur. H. L.. Glud $40 - M diilv.
wi, iin- "'f Ices Haven o. -ap T. CORY AMI Eric
CORY for iltusNl He, Petroleum
Iritfr amt iit pii l.r i0n-.
zion 1Hr tle orfh ldntch Washington
Plrui dty. pt Sunlay. 10
81. atr,r WASHINGTON Az ~ Regular ut 4:5O and
-.h,.. .i.. Ii iril a. %. IN. SUNDAY, 10 pm
rxnr,-- PM id-phia. 4n. 1;3O S2O 90 Iimi-
tr,il. a. Ia 4fU i, 80 $40 ana 10
ant l. sunday i3O and 3. u. 49, $50 aud
T.. ~ ~. ~ fishi.
Etr.ss Tor rnincp hia Camden $50 and p. M,
except SUNDAY. 80,
I'M ~ runl i'm AnnrX COnurCt with al through trains
al rfSe, cav anoidng speedy AMI direct transfer for
iyfpihk 81 travel.
tnly giOu M. 6,, daiiy. except Mondai. rom
ESQ -. 3:iO. 43. TO- 10
m SUNDAY, coo IN. From Philadelphia, 3ju. d:Oi. 6j0,
1880 -. 800. 40. sou G:3' 80 and
1910 D. N SUNDAY. 500. 6a3 $50, 1910 1850 a. nl.,
q. ga u III
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CeaQl Notices.
CORPORATION &otits,.

NOTICE.-Leases Of certain Piers and Bulk:
~ heads will offered public sale to DO held by order o.
III Broadway. on TU ESDAY April Is. 1880,
full Information see the CITY hee0u of SAFE NJ NO
CITY Hal.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPIlIA NEW
BOUND REOOK rOiTF.
FOX TliEN Itb% Az .IPII |. hDl.l. PHIA.

BOUND HEOOk IOi'IE
FOK TNEN lON AN1 PHI AID .l.PIIIA. -.
icav" Sew OH IRON station e H. H. Of NJ fooiot LID
Ter Stiiion ,orrr Smith and Green s at ~ g. l':lJ
o. no. 4 j3O ia, - D. NJ. Ca suney AZ $40 a. m;
:.,n. l. =. - .,o ,,,-
80 $3.50 ). J:5c ,.iJ 81 ON aild1Y at S:l' a. H.:
jju D.
~ Trenton WaIn and Tucker C}o. 7:i5 ., ll;i5
{. - .o0 1, ;n. i:l5 - m ON SUNDAY az $40 a.
Tr;uri - trains VIII leayc philadelphia FOR Sev York;
F.0in H. lalrluia AMI rallha Rail- odl. corner
j. 3D. 5.lJ. ~ On sunday, ~ > H. ODD - y. w.
From i:D H., 40 II -. l:IJ
G..a lao Ga sunday at S-9 A. M: 40 D. IN
I,iu..- luiittm attached.
FROM grrniun Wprtrn Gurker-stsl2O Except Hon.
ua1 J s;,u u;;J lsJ5. 80, $40, t'jo $40
D. IN. en- S.tulgy-l -, ll5 =. ~. tij y. NJ.
II ma ~ Jersey Ciy statipI to aud from
Bi.,0kitu anh Inc u pol JrI,. y ti.. 80 .. 49,.
Itoh"s for - rpt 81 lh' ysi. Nos 23o. Pol. AOl;
ntl ~ lanaawav the puneipal hotels Nos. ana
f'Irrt Il. and lnurN onirr J.Hci'~ wharf BrnO.l,n
NV III na1sicr .mplnt fpodf Express viii call FOR
ais lcra hag.4g rlm hotel residence - Destination.
Aulir.i on made A. 9ii broadway aud 49, Sin ave-,
>ty Nt-. oarl-t ittn"k ~ i!r'e Ollie are Ia
cosuccun with neli r-lrph'nr and Law Tricgraph-
II. j.. BALbWi\, '''n'ta Pasicng Agent.
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points or Maui
int dnd irteaoiDc FllnrfS- steamers leave 18th
Aruc ~uu tir D.. g. cans a. ll a m. ani I:,p j. N.
l.ir 'rr. t'ta JIG %! 1.irf lnti
NORWICH LINE ~ BOSTDN.-FARE ONE
~ nnLlAR .or SPECIAL imiiei ncaets STEAMERS !eare
Nurtl l.Nr. ia y, las SUNDAYS, 300
i0r sew .i.uni1u. i.-ior, Morc'-i,F, SC.