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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19

AdREA1 struggle comes of to-day in the
Illinois Republican State Convention be-
.v.eu The Grant men and all grades Of op-
position. The result may decide the re-
nj, 10 the National Convention. Not that
Il. fory.two delegates Of Illinois will
mike up an anti.third term majority in
Tat body, but her solid vote for Grant
may materially weaken a number OF weak
tneed delegates for other candidates in
c,bsr States, who are only waiting to see
Who Is the coming man. There is con-
idsnble sprinkling Of such delegates. At
hh writing it is impossible to tell who is
,A.ad 10 Illinois. The advantage is stout
u claimed by both sides. It is understood
hat whichever side gets control OF the
Convention, il ever by only one vete, it
will send an entire instructed delegation
b Chicago.
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POSSIBLY TnoUsLE AHEAD.

CoSrAsr:SopLE, May 1s.-After the re.
turn OF Mr.. Maynard, the American Min
lister to Constantinople, sawas Pssha re-
newed his protest against the jurisdiction
which Mr.. Maynard has assumed.
Through orders from Washington Mr..
Maynard has gone to Alexandria to try
another American, accused oi murder. II
is believed here that Egypt will protest
against Maynard's assumption oil juis-
diction and ignore 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19

NEw YoRR, May 1s.-Yesterday Colonel
Ingersoll called on his friend Senator
Blaine, and the twain, accompanied by
VIM. E. Chandler, drove to Central Park.
A caucus Of Blaine's friends, including
Ingersoll and some New Jersey delegates,
held last night In BlAine's rooms, felt con-
fdent from the divisions among the OPP
position that they will be able 70 elect at
least three out OF the six delegates TO the
National Convention.
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QUA ABSENT ONES.
The Courier Excursion Homeward
Bound-The Sc. Lawrence Passengers.

The Courier Excursion = Homeward
Bound-The 81. Lawrence Passengers.
CINCINNATI, o., May ls.-The steamer
Courier left here for Wheeling at o'clock
this afternoon. She was pretty well
ireighted, in the way Of passengers, with the
ministerial excursionists TO the N. E. Con-
ference. They have had good time dur
ing their stay in this city, and we wish
them safe and happy journey home.
Tie St. Lawrence got in considerable
behind time last evening. She bad big
load OF excursionsists from Wheeling,
steubenville, Bellaire and other points,
who speedily disembarked and prepared
TO enjoy themselves by promenading the
city, visiting places OF amusement, DC.
They will only have chance at one con-
cert, which will be tonight, after which the
steamer will return to Wheeling. No &C:
cident has occurred to mar the pleasure oil
the "Trip thus far.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19
MINNESOTA.

A Boom for wIndom-He has III and
Blaine 40 Delegates Instructed.
ST. PAUL, May 1s.-The State Repub'
lican Convention meets here tomorrow.
Many delegates have arrived. The can
didacy OF Senator Window has given un-
precedented interest to the contest in the
primaries,
ofthewhole number Of delegates chosen
so far, 1l4 are instructed for Window, ITO
for Blaine and 10 scattering. 1tsthought
when the Convention meets, however,
that Window will be the choice OF much
larger number, and will be presented TO
National Convention almost unanimously
as candidate.
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The Rs.tIE,er Rnsu OF.

J. g. stArkey, prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, ayS; " have bad the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every resedy | conId
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's vitaliEer ADVERTISED in our
paper, and was persuaded 70 otryit am nap
py TO state that Il has entirely cured me. ltn
certainly the best remedy ever knew o.
Sold by z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. MoenEem0eller.
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yoRACIous FLAMES.
Another PennsyIyanIa Town Nearly
Auanf Away

Another Pennsylvania Town Nearly
swept Away.
BRADFORD, Pa, May ls.-A special to
the Era from Condersport, Potter county,
Pennsylvania, says: Ats o'clock this af.
ternoon fire broke out in the rear room
Of stubbins Bros store, used for stor-
ing oil. The town is without water sup.
ply, or fire apparatus, and nothing could
be done to check the fire, which burned rap
idly and by o'clock every dwelling, store
aud place Of business in town, except the
Court House, Bakers Hotel, Mans lnsur'
ance office and the Journal printing office,
were in ashes. About 40 buildings were
destroyed. Loss probably 100000. In
surance $4,000. No lives reported lost.
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PAnIsmED PERSIA.

LONDON, May 1s.-Rev. B. Larabee a
well known American missionary at
oroomiah, North Persia, where the fam
inc chiefly prevails, writes that grain is
selling at eleven times the ordinary rates.
Rice has risen enormously and the peo.
pie are living largely on scanty roots.
Roberies are becoming slRrmingly IRE.
quent. Reports from Kurdistan, received
from helpers among the mountains OF
HISTORIANS, are equally distressing. From
this city, oroomlah, TO T'gres, the famiue
is alike severe. May the Lord have mer'
nv nnon the land
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r., GlIcE CAMPBELL, Of Brooke, has
y. ~ south, and Col. Ben Wilson is at
!r'',instop. ~ Sheriff Tingle, therefore,
~. " ,se Congressional field all to himself
-, :. ~ :, Dresent, unless We take for granted
Il, Cal. Dan johnson is wandering
y, '...,5 .omewhere like a lost pleiad.
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rHr Col. Charles Il. Lewis, ex-Minister
h bPOhugal, who died at Harrisonburg,
"a on Monday, was the private Secretary
dCovernSr Peirpont during the time he
sruuisd the Executive Mansion at Rich
noud. He was a brother to ex-senator
jobu Lewis, and grandson of the General
Levi, who figured at the battle OF Pt.
Peasant. They were connected by mar
tlss with the family Of John Minor
Soi,, and we're Union loving set Of peo-
S.. Col. Charles was devoted friend OF
Gov PeirpOnt, as, indeed, was his brother,
the Senator.
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r,r New York Herald Of Monday has
>, Jitorial giving various reasons why
c.'snl :. Grant should withdraw from the
u,. ...,,.. in favor Of Hamilton Fish. Ham
~, \, ri.b would make a good President.
s...r,l ~, Grant considers him a very re-
Srt,bls man. Then, too, he lives in
y,r York State.
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r,oS ore seems to be coming down
,,,,ty freely from Lake Superior this sea-
r =, According to the Marquette Mining
r., t,s,,,l the total shipments.trom all points
:. N Nav 10, we're 1885 tons. Up to
,si.tipe Il only one Of the companies rep
...,st.d At Cleveland has cut down the
Sstr,e. price to 50 25. The Republic
MA. has sent out notices to its patrons
,sr they will be expected to pay the full
MO, viz: sl9 50 per ton.
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oalcAoo, May ls.-Mr ]. h. Haverly,
the enterprising amusement manager, has
fitted up an Office in his theatre here for
the especial use Of newspaper cores
pondsnts and reporters from the various
States OF the Union who are TO be here
during the National Republican conyen-
ton,
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NEw CUMBERLAND, May Is

NEW 0V1' I'1slsts7sF's7l s7&1g ~
special plpateh TO the Iatslll4snesr.
Robert Porter, whose serious illness was
noticed in your Hancock county letter
Of this morning, died to-day at bis resi-
dence here, aged 40 years. The whole
community lAments his death, as he was &
man highly esteemed by all who krew
him. His funeral will take place to.mor-
row "wednesday at 9 o'clock P. NJ ].
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IN, CIueInpa,i nu.ieal FestIyal.

cxcINSArt, May ls.-The fourth music
al festival began tonight at Music Hall
under the most favorable auspices. The
financial success Of the enterprise is al.
ready beyond question, as the sale of
seats already made amount 70 nearly
Sb0,QO0.
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, May ls.-The Upper House Of
the Reichstag will adjourn this week, and
the Ministry will then resign, but Count
Taale President OF the Council will be en-.
trusted with the reorganization OF the
Cabinet and the coalition principle will
be maintained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19

r,uI market quotations at Cincinnati
f l,lIows: Beef roasts sal0cj steaks
rs ~. : yot,on 7.9c; spring lamb loal2lc;
''l;'I, ,s,Is; fresh pork 5asc; lake fish
' w. a.. ' ,irer do SAl5ci new potatoes 9OaSoc
III nsck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19

ri,ciDpati Gasetle says that the de.
la' ~, nail, in that market is eight" f"
1.aa ~ J; y, ,,les, and the Chicago Time' says
~ ~. !. , ,,e weak" in that city at s. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19

I5I5 BE1LL and ]. @. Palmer, Esq,
~ S..,Es Islo county we're in town yesterday.
d S'poIo p ~, S seem to be demoralized as
is'I .. !, " r.srd to the price Of WOOL
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The condition OF the Empress Of Russia
is unchanged.
The Russian Court will go to Ysarsk.
reselo, Wednesday.
Joseph Adrian Gastambide, celebrated
jurisconsult Of France Is dead, aged ".
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r.,...,.. R,nubIIean Convention.

OMAHA, Ma, May ls.-Every county
but one in this State has elected delegates
to the Republican State Convention, which
mee.s at Columbus tomorrow. Blaine
men will probably have majority.
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AT oincinpati-BuGalo 9, Cincinnati s.
At BAltimore-Nadonal 10. Baltimore 4.
At Troy-Troy 10, Worcester /.
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GErs NINE YEARS.
aIn,,al coaaty Maraerer convIelea.

AiReraI County Murderer Convicted.
KEYsEB, May IS.
sP'sA di,ratSh to the IutGlllEeucsr.
An interesting murder trial has been
E'ing on for the past few days in our Cir
cut Court, which terminated to-day.
The prisoner was Hiram Metcali, who was
charged with shooting franklin Smith
About the close of the civil war. The AZ
Euusnts oil counsel being finished the case
En submitted to the jury, who, after some
elaboration brought in a verdict Of guilty
o. murder in the second degree, and fixed
as term Of imprisonment otths prisoner
Anime years in the penItentiary. TT. p.
Will 80 InrO Retiremeat for SIX Ysars
BOsroS, May ls-Andrew Smith, thi
dttanlIing town Treasurer, Of North An
dover, Tor embezzllng So, 900 dollas dur
ING the ten years he held the office, hai
= Gsep sentenced to six yea1 hard labc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19

AN EARLY BREAKUP.
The probabilities Of an early adjourn
ment still constitute the main subject of
conversation among the regular habitues
here. While nearly all the members ad.
NIT that some urgent business will be left
undone II the two houses adjourn on the
Slst, there is a strong disposition to go
anyhow, a good many OF them arguing
that II they stay until the Presidential
Conventions are held, there is no probable
ity Of their getting away before the fourth
OF July.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-19
THEREBY HANGS A TALE.
Situation on the Illinois Battle Field,

where the Cont.uding Hosts fths Plumed
Knight and the "6od Of Battles" are
Martialed For the Final struggle
A Two Days Convention
erumlsed-A Winuom
Wave Started 10
Minnesota.
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PERSONAL.

Wheeling is pretty well represented
among the patrons Of the turf and aqua.
tic sports, Coils. Black, List, Bulger, Reilly
and others spending the week here.
Gen. Goff4s nomination for U. s. Attor-
ney for West Virginia will probably be
confirmed tomorrow. ID.
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was read, but no conclusion was reached
as to the means TO be used to prevent It's
occurrence.
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The bill relative TO the cancellation Of
export tobacco bonds as reported to the
Senate is made to conform exactly to the
provisions and phraseology Of the House
bill which has been reported by the Ways
and Means Committee, the object being
to facilitate the passage Of the Senate bill
from the Speakers table when 1t reaches
tha Hnnaa
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pREuuRE 10 REMAIN.

There is a strong pressure exerted by
Washington people, to prevent an early
adjournment. This is natural, as the peo-
pie OF the district are interested, not only
In good deal Of legislation not yet reach
ed, but in the visitors and patronage
that Congress brings with Il. So long as
the two Houses stay, Washington Is
lovely, pleasant city. When they go, It Is
a good deal like Goldsmith's deserted
Village"
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THE DoSNAILY.PINLEr INVESTIGATION.
The cross-examination Of 4. B. Hay,
expert in handwriting, was resumed be-
fore the Donnally Investigation Commit
tee to-day. In response to direct ques-
tioning, witness admitted that he did not
now believe the anonymous letter was
written by W. $. King, aud that 1t was
not impossible for Finley to have written
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dhs G1ttelLigetfsr

-. Is and n Fourteenth street.
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WASHINGTON, May ls,-The President
nominated Nathan Goff, Jr., Of Clarks-
burg, United States Attorney for West
Virginia, and Andrew ]. Evans, Of Waco,
United States Attorney for the Western
District Of Texas.
pEMocRArIc SAUsRA AT Army BLUE.
seventy-ave per cent of Union soldiers
is too large share Of the new appOlnt'
ments to suit the Democrats OF the House.
An important bill for the interests Of the
citizens Of Washington and the protection
OF government property, providing Tor q
greatly needed increase OF the police force
Of this district, was defeated because q
question arose over q clause making 1t
necessary TO appoint three'quarters OF the
new force from those who had served
either in the Union army or navy during
the rebellion.
NO LOANS ALLOWED on RIAL ESTATE.
The House today attempted to pass, un.
der q suspension of the rules, the bill to
enable national banks to loan money on
real estate security. This is eminently q
Southern measure. The vote In favor Of
1t was so small that Its supporters gave up
the fight before the negative vote was
counted.
TOO BAD, TOO BADl
The House adjournment resolution
reached the Senate this afternoon, but
his not yet been laid before that body.
An error in the phraseology had been dis.
covered, which may make It necessary
TO return It TO the House, and thus reopen
the whole question. The resolution Is in
the form Of Joint resolution, instead o.
a concurrent resolution. The former re'
Quires approval by the President.
CABINET NEEriNo.
AT the Cabinet meeting today
the President announced that he hat
decided to appoint Horace May
nard, United States Minister to Con
Stantinople, 70 succeed Judge Key as
Postmaster General.
It was decided 10 release several Texa
herdsrS in Indian territory By govern
: ment troops, who suspected them TO be In
: yaders.
8 A Communication regarding Indians 0
: Canada, crossing the border and destroy
ing al the game on the American sid
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For explanation ask ysur halter,
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NEWS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Early Adjournment of Congress.
The Defects In the Resolution Passed by the
Houss-AR Extra Session Possible
Turf sports-Po.tmastsr General
Keys Successor Decided on
General Notes and News.
WAsuINnroN. Nav Is.

special TO the IntslliEeneer.
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRR.

water supply Checked for Awhile-FIre
Improyeinent-Ihe MILLER scandal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. My Sop. n.
The week has developed little OF interest IN sne
mining share markets. Business has oeen oOne ohiy
in moderate amounts. and prices. with few excep-
tions. show no Improvement. We hear, however Oh
preparations making for more active business.
Several pools are forming to buy different STOCKS
and on Tuesday next the new Mining Exchange
will open for business. Yesterday the Mining Board
remained in session only two hours. adjOurnlng az
noon until Tuesday at 10 a. m. A fair amount OF
business was done at prices generally steady.
ChySOhte advanced to 18l291et4 1 an S,I on
Friday. Little Chief sold up TO 97s against 9i2i
Silver Cliff at South Hte at 15o' and G a TO O.
and Green Mountain sold ct 3. 10 regular ana ny
1926 buyer 60 days. Bqlwer sold on snorS ST;t
options at Gil and @. Calavoras was strong WIN W.
an advance to 10, and Buckeye was nrn az n. o.;
Moose was steady at 80. Gold Placer ana 1IeaC
Eastern were weak and declined to 81. Inc mar
ket closed quiet but hopeful.
N. 7. INNING STOOk BKORAN6E SALhA
cATT-I0.Q0 O'CLOCK A N,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31

recently crQanized under the Laws Of she sgefe q
New-York have purchased the Ni.Wot Colo ane
Mirtnr District. Boulder County, Col. This mine
was fTst located IN 1852, and under scknoTilcnSea
bad management Of former owneTs nas yas -, 49,
been bee developed BY main shaft to depth 81 400
feet and levels run on the vein from ~ 70 70
400 feet The width OF the vein ~ nsoeTnin ne
per levels run high, one stope having yielded over
$500, 900. In. the lower levels the ores consist
q iron and copper pyrto oSnar the pSSS ESQ
gold per ton. The surface improyement1s,
are o 50-stamp mill. together with an
auxiliary machinery, furnaces. hosting works, etc.
1t is stated that there is now several times the
amount of the cOmpany's capital In sight IN the
mine The capital OF the company Is $9O0'UOO; ahd
he an bscriptIop price of the stock 81 per share
The company expect TO begin paying monthly oiVi-
dends within the next six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-31
NTFW-YORK and UARLEM RAILROAD-
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. GREAT TRUNK LINE -.


Trains York. Via Cortandt Streets
Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg Pttsburg, the West and South. with Pullman
Cars attached, 9 q. m, q and 800 u. daily.
Williams port Lock Haven, $3.50 p. M; Cory and Erie
$3.50 connecting at CORY for Ntdsyile Petroleum
Baltimore Wasng ton and the south "Ldmted Washington
Express" Fnman Parlor Cars daily except Sunday 10
a. m; arrive Washington 4:l2 m Regular Mt 1870 and
S:2O a. NJ; J. AMI 10 p. m. sunday ~ p m $780,,
Express for West philadelphia, 1880 1885, $40, 40 Lm
ted( A. u l. $3.50, 4. Ado. 8. d $780, $50 aud 10
and night. Sunday A30 aud 8, o. 1880, $50 and
10 D. IN. and IL night.
Express for Philadelphia Via Camden 1850 a. m ana y. H.
except Sunday.
at Jersey City anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains arrive: From Pitsburg. 500. 1910 me- 0.35 p m
daily ZOO a. M, $50 M daily. except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore. $50 $780, 400, HOB
M Sunday, $50 IN. From PhiIa ielplia 300. G:O5
600 0iO 1910. 1880 A. M 900 400 6:20 $780, $3.50
sunday 800 sos, $780, z, lOl0. ll;S0 M, ESQ., and
93b Mn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

Ferry station in NewYorK foot Of LibeIty:st ,,.
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot Of FultOn-st, JeWeus
Commencing October @, 1s79Leave New:YOrk, foot OF
$50 mFoT Fienngton Eastcn Bevidere. bethlehem
Bath sagS9 Fimra etc cons az Junction
with Delaware, LackaWanna and Western Railroad ...
BpSTs a sn6 3 t nang CSu Ts@ao1a WEesbarre
ioso a. M, 4:so p n"For su@mervle and Pennington.
pm.-For Pennington. Ea.tOn, Bath Allentown Mauch
Chunk TamaQga @ahanoy CITY A9zet01
EphTStS. PotsTlIe HSfrisSarT. etc
( p. m.-For High Bridge Branch schooloy's Mountain
$50 p. m.-Daiiy for Easton AlentOTn M4ueh Chunk
Junction for Delaware IAckawanna and Western Railroad
forS EiizaGeh!At5 900, ei5 7l5 7lS ss9 s siS
$780, 1880, 1915, ll16 ll46 m; l2:4b 1870 = 2i6o
$3.50 BAD, 415 4;90 44j 6l6 69O. 6A6. g. 6;l5 6SO
7,7:l6 7l6 $40 slt Iea9 H. ~ Bm for po,na Rroot
nermedate stations a. ESQ p M for Easton' Allen
For NewaE~ 1t $40 G:I5 6I5 7lg, 746 $40 945 2$9
For S trains To- Local point: SEQ me Table stations
at eseT u cs o 70 and nom Brooklyn aud Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
Lave NeYork foot of Liberty ST. for Red Bank, Long
Branch ocean Grove &C. at 6. s:l5 llA6 mp 49, 35O
Stage Connections to and from KEYPORT at MATAWAN
STATION 10 and rom OCEANIC and FAtH VE ia az
EREEH0LD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot of Liberty for Freehold at 1915. lli5 m
NEW iEES JERSEY. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave NeW.Y Ork foot libertySt, c. X. r. OF ~ j.
slb ln.-For Farmingdae, Toms River BarnegaI ana
S50 a In for Long Branch Ocean drove
side %Sb d. Fo& ATLANTIC CRY.
4 pm.-For FaIminedale Toms River Bnnegat Iucker-
ais p D. m m~For Long Branch o
$50 a. m.-For Long Branch
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Gnnnrrnersnlu Nollces.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho firm OF
~ srACKHOCSE & 90. - this day dissolved by mutual
cons nj WIN r. q Slanks continuing the Dusuess at o.
LAP Fulton.st SU5hPl u; - a. hhOOSL'
Dated New-YOrk, May p, 1880
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gteambOats ann RallrOaos.

A TRANY ROATs-PFOPLE, LINE. DREW
"A and ORA RICH MOGD Pier So Al. North River
Of CdnGs every week day D. oonnectns NJ a.
banv Sundav morning eTceUted with trains North WesJ
and East. StateFOOms warmed by steam. -, ~
- " ' w. w. EVERETT. presidents
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-C. VIBBARD and
"A DANIEL REV daily (Sundays excepted leave EeS1y
and oath az am. tBrooklYn y AnneA
At M landing at Hyaek Ferry Wet PGint
landing Point HeWburg or POughkeepse can Ie
by Connect Rhlnebeek Thy ferryl WI
2:i5 Ulster and Delaware Hallroan
Tickets baggage checked North and West 1ckes
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DRnvInFNCE LINE TN ROSTON

II
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
FIHST.CLAsS ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
Tie iavOrite palace Bteauers -
MASSACHUSkIT AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY (Sundays excepted from Pier 20 North River foot OF
WarIcl.B.. at D. III.
No Intermediate landings between NewYOrk aud Proyi
dence. Passengers arrive III Boston at T.
and tickets secured at Nos $685. 397 $50 ana
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