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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
OR0p0SALS for IRON WORN.

OFFICE OF ~UPERyIsING ARCHITECT,
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT ,ooo Z
WAsHINGToN ID. & May T. 1880. =,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rec az TINS ST1
~ ~ ON 20 nnttH9 in place complete, all the CAST ano
yisht Iron Work required for the Shea portion oi VIII
Onlcn nj New York CITY, In accordahce WIN
IVA specncatiOn and schedule copies Oh Mncn t anu
nv additional may be haG on aPPnodu"h ~ ''
Oinee VI 'n0 V las a. HILL, supervising ArchltecL
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-DoDooAIC EOR MATERIAL,

k|l'NA N0 OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER
Il WASHISGToN, May l3. 1850;
Proposals. material" for usG OF thS Im ne re-
r, Snce Tor fiscal year ending June 30 1851 VIII Sc
S nj NH uce until 10 O'Clock A NJ June y 1851 Soneu
nies ana information furnished npon applchtiOh ~
uIeS anu A"iOA ID. DEGREES,
Public Printer. Washington, d. Z.
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.ROP0SALS for SUPPLIES.
opv1cE or LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, J

\ OPFICE OF LIGlrHOUBE bUAhD'T
wAsUINGToN d. C.. Nav =, lSSu ).u
crAYTD pROPOSAIS will be received al TINS once pnt
70 O'clock m on MONDAY the 24th day 81 MY da Tor
IurnishnR supplies for Lighthouses anu Lh"|
the fiscal endlng JuUo 30 ISL o,,D,peva vtcks Of
The supplies neede consist OF fsS maefia brushes
rsints oils &c. nware hardware Ser artiees ali
ai. Ico1,s mons dusfsrs &C., and many othei -, na
of which the AN oaSn,eoion to this
tc or 20 tho lighthouse Inspectors a. 20 t 1 STAND
square boston. MaSs at A. No Dos south
Y. (P. o. Box AVIS, Ne"-AOiA N'''
9th st. philadelphia ,..t INV or all bds and to waive
The rlgntls EeSeE''~ JOHN RODGERS.
any defects. paor Admiral u. s. Navy. Chairman
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90 n3hOm ii Map Gsnttrn

INFORMATION WANTED-Conce the
NbsTesbouts Of Mr. Albert PorbFidge and Ars Jennie
JSuss wife Of Abraham JOneA deceased AZ o.
CIy Address Oscar Franklin. DiKneunf N'' A
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EEwYoRK MAY 49, $780,
CARIBOU CoNSoL. MINING 20.
The Annual Meeting the stocKholdcrs Of the Carbon
Consodated Mining Company will be held at the Ohlccs
thereof NO 81 BrOads NewYork, on THURSDAY June g.
1850 ri 10 O'clock the purpose OF decung nye TITUS
the ensuing yea sud also 70 Pass D , ~
toiOf increasing Capital Stock OF the company from VI
Million dollars 10 ono Million Pve Hundred Thousand
Doars such TO be applied to the purchase OF
adjoining properly.
Polls viii remain open one hour -. Wa
Transfer Will close May 70 ana wiz reopen Juno q
taao BRAYTON IVES,
Ao0O' JAMES b. NETC'ALF, Trustees.
H. II, HOLiISTER. }
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DEror 9pTe Yc MCGs.T Y Nav TO- 1880
rNpOpOSAIS FOR TRUCKING GOV EkN

MENT sToREssseS proposals. IN ,b 1P oss Until III
dresJ ~ n m ON Thursday, the 10Th day OF Svhs eo
Of which time AID place sS w Of a. an Government
SIn the City Of NewYOk. which II may % s t Ssy
:. Iy iSs0 10 the 3Uth OF June 1881 eotn Gays s
PROPOSALS may state the price PEE xssSE or SO Gu
rels pork seven barTels nour' A'OVV V"N@T~
bic feot other stores - ro,,. c- eny Ajstance
cseSina one mile not exceeding two a m three
any distance exceeding we m ssanc" exceeding three
milea , - .oor,ran IN narform the work &C any
nnou reasonable notice being gVen nic >,
nnn snndaVa When Necessary WtnSuf oAa
ana ~ nn eTs allowance win 30 made ier any
y ny Seysy except whea caused Oy ~ W.
Tor proposals be obtained ~ ms nc So
The Tth ms United Stae. WITH gooe md syRsoysd
sttv in ana sum 500l Wnin Yen oSs nA.oR Ses ~
~. - ~ IA aoceptaDeo Of ht9 uropo9e .. . a. al,
The United states reserves the Hsn' 70 r"0s my
EAsroN Colonel AsEA O. n Gen. y s. a
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LIMITED STATES SALE Of VALU1ABLI.E

United > Al ES CAlST- VI ' ~ -
J WATER POWER of the POTOMAC AMI ShL;'A =.
NOAH RIVERS and MACHINERY MS0oi ~ I0IH w.,
TESD AT HAKPkltS FERRY, WEST M Nv Nrlar Oh
Secfiou StattCS at0 Of the Al o.
TNve IA 1873 Tho undersigned will ut"T al iuc sac " tV
renis,s M 10 O'clock D. TUESDAY the oh OF NAN
isSO The follow NJ DESCRIBED property as lhi'tu Oh lh'
Man Of Harpers Ferry OF 1853: , =, ,,,,...o ,,-or
IlT On r. hclpg Water Power OF tie I0t"rac River
locks strip Of Ian on tlW fN'f NlE ~
tveen lie same and the LAID down on sad llt D
- of Shenandoah st. CXtcEd 20 u" west lur nl we
TINTED STATES ~ OpertY The walls two llG' pun iE
The Jn Brown Engine House The foundations "l SrFcl"
otIcr buiiduCs are ,tancuC and large quh trS 81 utu
and other stone ana bul1ug lH1t alc
nun tle grInd The machinery consists q" tIitr lurhnt
Wbees aid four cast wheels Of large dim s"S with
gearing. fumes &c 49, - IT,. -, ,ho c,.o,.,r1,,h
River held United Statee with the site oil ibe On e
LOT FOUR The perpetual right tn cut AID rem We "od
from tract OF Sqsas Mountain laIl 0h t Son
Side Of the ShepaniO Ih iaCeni 10 the Terry aso
loi of land in the blocks aid tn on inc su M
with the buildings On Lots anu NOI'h
Of Shenandoah ST and on Lot ~ Wager Re crNatlnl .
SALE-On purchases under nj " i'!dFS Ca-I
exceeding HAT sum third cash. balance III one am l"p
wears with interest, lien being reserved !" SECURE aV
or All cash at option Of purchaser deposit OF SuO Oh roe
one and tyyO al of sale required conVtNhlNc NI
TiVt and title United Staes D"h"Ve ca 10 ~ iit w
earh case will made map showing NE t'N alN pu me-
of I6e Ifs will exhibited at tn" sale IN" G0'rhmet ~
1870 enseoe e4i' ''s'' W X. RAINIER,
0~ Solicitor OF the Treasury
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE

~
Friry station in Brooklyn. foot Of Fulton.st JeweTs
"tCSoimmcpcrs October C. 1s79-Leavo NewYOrk foot Of
sts m"For Pennington Easton Belvdere Bethlehem
Path. Aentown AaucH CHUNK iaus4u Maii3n9y GAY,
Hazieton Wkrsearge E5 ira G0nn sri az
s45 a For High Bnoge Branch, Schoolcy's Monnt I
iisbure and The West Nauch hn Tamaqua Wikesbarre
sciant u, Danvile WiLiam,port etc; ,,r,,,,r
FerpnFton Est%n hath AlePEoTH6 MaSch
wikesbMre scranton. Read &. Columbia Lancaster
Epnrata, Popsyl le, harrisburg, etc c,,o~s Maintain
Budcs Lake and Lake HOpatcOng. Eas'on heV"ero A''
'Cx sO ana N Var SS6mmcrvie and Remington. ~
$3.50 p mDai, iOI Easien AghoT Wcs Connects az
Janei;on Tor I'S,Ha1 LaeEnWannA AMI Western RAN
iO 7:45 p. m.-For Easton. -. IA e.qo
s FGr $50 1-CtI g. o. g. { iis o] am
Ono 3. 900. $40 4 4l5. 4:3O 4J . ~ S;oU of'' y"
5Gndsy sl@ y p IN for Ronnd B siSn
aud mtelm eaa,e sttlot vat a. $3.50 p ILL., Tor haSoH
For NSwarR@At 5i G;l5 645 l5 7aj 8;l2 S42 6 g 2
10. lOi0, lll5 L. ~; II mi =, ~ ''O l. 7''' - ~
G. G3O. 7:l5 $40 9;l5 II, IL p III, .be at stations
For rrS to Gcal on!S I'F Annex make at
JERSEY Ciiy station to AMI from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
N I<iH AND IONG BRANCH DIVl-
Leave Now.Y ork foot Of Libert ST. ~ Yea BanE in
Branch. ocean Grove. SC. at '. Co. - Ii'' H. A -'''
siarc connections 10 and IRON KEYPoET at MATAWAN
kTATIGN to and from OCtANlC ana r. N IA y, - a
RID BANK 10 and from POINT PLEAS M u' 9iA
GIKT. with all trains
LRrLnULD AID N.W-loEK RAILWAY
l. ave loot Lb,rty-t: Ir'shoidat SD. 'l;'o H."
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New loot IlbrTty-s, O. H. X l ~, d and
SIS a.m.-For Far1nnriac Toms lhyer Barhe8al ""N
95S f. H. ior Lon: i;l,. occ al 'i.orr "a pay
SIX! i5!I A&p H. r6T IIIt%IS CITY. r,no,,t Thicker.
= - M ror [.,jmiurloi.. Toms W. Bane%a' l"'A''
FL =. m.-FuI Long B"ahcIL
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auttiou 6ales OF Real estate.

TF0 A BOURNE g. son. AuctoncerS.
II New ord Mass excellent residence bg AUG ton On
T6Irslay May 18th at l:lj o'clock OF me pre'9gs W.
10 Snd H. huuae No 266 CouutN.st "kn"Wh az TIC l"V
oTse Together with lot about TX 10 feet ms ~ one o
~ n,ost atfrac i've Driyate II !enceS CuubiyN, i To-
cotcI on ion, Of the hill fronting the Commnh hcy nc r
est and nhe city. The house Is IN cAettht c,"'n &
kltcnen mann WISH
room in basement is supplied with gas hot ahd CO.. wi"
ttOvna 90 ran &c nc Parties wishing L locate III IN
heav pleasant thriving city will hnd tis rdir "lp
tnt ~, Tctasa desirable pTupcrtv IL IL only Use ION
1 ~ % The cetof and can be viewed by cailns Il 2Ut
o,t,sf iron, ii til ~ O'Clock day until day Of sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON C4NALoor!
NEw-l ORR. MAY II, 1880.
AT meeting of the Stockho!dciS Of the
u Ueyarc ana Hudson Canal he'd ~ the Office ni
Tho (,G,inv i'm iie ty York. Tuesday ia nm
mat the following named gentlemen were elected "naItS
for The ensuing year ,o,v
JAMES N. HALSTED.
IEGRAND B.CANNON.
JAMES X. TAYLOR.
THOMAS DIG kSON.
JOHN JACOB Aston
THOMAS CORN ELI.
GEO. CARROT WARD
ROBERrS =. HONE
JAMES ROOSEVELT.
LEVI y. MORTON.
ADOLPHUS HAMILTON.
ABRAHAM X. VAN NEST.
And Of meeting OF The Board Of held ths day
1nas cksoI Esq unanimously nc elected PTeSldcnt.
- BY order OF the Board.
GEORGE L. HAIGHT. Secretary.
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Gitn Rsal estate for Sale

&itn RraI estate for Sale
NOR SALE-FOUR-STORY STORE, Cort-
Il hnaNs'p near NnuA' RULAND WHITING,
Beeknanst
CpTENDTD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Lenox
Hl1one or eve 2Otoot 3story high stGop 6r ,am
stone private dwellings, well rented 70 very @ 10 napt
u pas.,cn aTs With SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. 800 3d-aVe
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
A-FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN NEW.YOkk AND BOSTON
Corresponding reuucton 10 al other points East - -,
Boston tckets good only for continuous passage Oh
steamers and connecting train ~ specified pDoyT
The mammoth palnCr steamers BRISlob anu III,
pENCE leave Ncw.YOrk DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED
from 1Pr - n H., foot Of Murrays. at % J. m ,ner
Leave BIOnklyn Jersey CltY 02O = M VIZ 20
Tickcts StaerO ms ETC. can DC OBJ aimed N A Az
2Gl u 4Ol 517 "a gj7 broadway. and a. a
hotels. transfer aud ticket oalccs, aL the ana
LINE on THE PI Il, ana on board steamers; Nps'
Corrfsr and At Annex offices Brooklyn jersey Ivy 10
Boston at o. Old state House, and al ulG toohy DeG
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents NrW' iOIA'
GEO. l.. con NOR General L" sseDger Agent
a LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S ~ =, Dh REV W
n and DEAN RICH IOND leave Pier So A. Nor,a ht'
Il C1HziSi " week das. D. connecting ~
bang SUNDAY morning CXcetedl win trans NOr'' WE
and East. StltcrO0ms warmed bN sltarl. -. r.,
Excl rsiOn and return. good so daVs, H. ,rt
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election Notices.

AURARIA GOLD MINING CO. of GEOR-
n GIA-A meeting of the Stockholders OF this COMPANY
for the election trustees will be held az the company OF
lice and o. Cearst, New-fork tlIyoI MAY -44ooo'
transfer books will close May a. at M and onen May
OK III 50 IN JAMES II. GEORGE, SECRETARY.
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Drp 3o0os.
Goruoration Notices.

NULpUIHIIUH NUIIIL3. -----.-
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.-N0-
- IICE bill. estimates tor tnrnlshi1g ana dS
vcnf tsCrcenc Ol Hook Gravel viii be received AZ LneO
fee Of rms Department 80 Union Squao Unn saturday May
- $3.50 F0r fu information city Record Tor SAFE at
No. CITY Hall
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.-NO-
~ TICt-+ea ed BIDS or estimates for laying rev ana Re-
pairing ola walks Stuyvesaat Parks. Washington Squrl
TOTpkns square Will be received Mt this office unul Nay
% 1891. For fun information CITY Kecord for sale at
No. > CITY Hall.
NOTICE.-l.aascs of certain Piers and Bulk
heads win ue offered at public SALE 70 be held by order
OF the ID pertinent DockR the Exchange "a eSTOo No.
III broadway, Til iSDAY. May 27 1880. FIr full IN
formation SEE The City tecOr for sale at No. CITY Hail
NOTICE.-Sealei proposals for furnishing
forage will lie received at the Office the Fire Depart
mPut l5j and 1871 McTcerst unfit May 26 lSS0 FOR lul
pagcul rs see City Record for sac at No. CITY Hail.
NOTICE.-Scaled proposals for the erection
~ Of Laundry Iiuiug Charity Hospital. BackwelF5
slaod will be received at the Office Of the DepaTme1t OF
Public Charities Pnd Corrections until TUESDAY, May
o. Fur fall information, city Record" for sale
az 40. City Hal
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NID RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
IT, FOR BOSTON AND ALI POINTS EAST . ,
Al s D. M, daily Guiding 6undnYs' from Pier JS North
Rive. foot Of Jaw IT. .,,. H.. H.. q, rOoD
Tor day an winch they are Issued, rs speCl
lied ON their fprc. Freight taken 1T lowest current tt
Il. W. FILkIN O. 4. AGENT u. >. BAhCOCh fIust
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OF IllROiGli RAILROAD
TRAINS FROM NLW-lOKk.
BOUND BKOOK ROUTE,

BALTIMORE ANp ONO RAILROAD - , "! i "I
.tn Az, fNitan Tor W t7.li-
w., 81 a i,, oin aud Nts'. J.. Express for Washing
Ton. the SuLtI AID M est 10 T. ~.
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TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

NENERAI THANSATLAN ITE NUMIhN l,
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE;, -. 81.
per any new NO - orth RIVE 1901 1 M9 III
travellers bv this lup avoid both transit ~ Ehgsh ta
way and the iscOlnOTts Of the Channel III sh
boat ,r,...,,, MAJ N N,
LABRADOR Sangi"r.......... WeincS1ay NAV ~ NJ
81 IAI'UENr q JJIc1... w" iV VI ~ ~ t5Ju u IN
tL.IRI, jpnrc ..... eiursiay juno = 80 r. ~
tic x,rAW ON credit Iyuun4iS. at PANS ~ amounts "Sult
LOUIS 81. EEElAN. Agent 40 u Bow mug Grtcl.
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9rooklpn 1)ropsrtp for Sale and 60 Get.

nor SALE.-On Paci6e-st., Brooklyn, three
story brown houses high stop all the mC S
mpnoyements; 19xt5xlOO pr1ce SoooO neuS oi a.
WXiR 8thsve 23d-st, New-York' or LOAF facincs'
Brooklyn.
mo LET OR FOR SALL.-H0use, 81
j5s paemsenst GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clarkst Brooklyn
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HUlON LIN +. ,,.,,.r,,,,,rv,
" UNllhD MAtf i r. Iam;

IL I.NIlEp SrhTi~ NAIL STEAMERS.
- Eni Ol f.FSS1pM AID IINEfPODL
Ir,v.ns iIcr -. y. =. foot ~ k;is-.i =, -.,,,
,,.t-,.,,.siN f-pAh. Nav * noon
Wi,y,,r I.-DAN. May -. d a. IN
A!i,'",' = G''''''-' n i.SpAH Juuc ,.Oon
Nt't. IN, L 4 ~ DAY. June <. $50 a. M
Ai~tNN-IN J - ~ ! , d" ~ p
70 Tlrsr s',amerr m't o! IRON in %u"r.tTht eo,,
tfu.t- and M inrul-ie1 wiz every rcgWNt" 20 WiAo
ne ng,. Atlantic both 'ir ana agrecDe' N
III. ilithusm smoking room. 'r'winS r"ol ptD Hnu
stc'sardeS ana caterer Oh
,h steamer The all upper DECK lls nsu-
t inns. rrt,,f OF al luXilc5 perfect Nthtiht'h
and hight. ., tat. roorr, sNo ssO aud
I'm SrERMEUTATE, $40. SrEkRAGE, Ut low rates.
1''0 80 OFFICE. 80. - BIOADNAG. .,,>.,
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
DEPUrS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEW.YOlK

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQnIP
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TT ME CONSISTENT
WIN AbSOLufE SAFETY.
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..utr pAIIruAD-g a. M and ami y. ~. Manuel
s,ih Nj AN. nnd Mnn..y and $50 ~. AVID 100 !. w.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-30
BELOW ZERO.
Reports of the Intense Cold from Various
Parts Of the state. ST..

Reports of the Intense Cold from Various
Parts Of tho state. ST..
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30-Last night
the mercury, which at 0 p. m. recorded
degrees above zero, took q rapid decline
until, at O'Clock this morning, it marked
. degrees below zero. It was reported
still lower in various parts Of the city, but
this was the official reading at the United
States signal Office. At Wilmington, Del,
it touched degrees below. Reports from
exposed places along the Blue Ridge. in
the Lehigh and Schuylkill region, show an
average temperature Of from IA to 23 de-
grees below. the latter being reported at
Linhartsville, Pa. In the same region
most of the country roads are blockaded
by snow. Farmers are pulling down the
fences and driving through the open fields,
on account Of the snow drifts making the
roads impossible.
Fifteen Inches Of Ice ut Harrisburg
HARRIsBCR6. Pa, Dec. 3O.-The mer.
curry indicated degrees below zero this
morning, the coolest weather for fifteen
years. An ice bridge Is inches thick spans
the Susquehanna. At Wilkesbarre it il 10
below.
In the south.
In the South there has been heavy fall
in the temperature New Orleans this
22o above zero !; Galveston, 21o;
Florida, 23o Augusta, Ca,
So; Knoxville, Tenn, % Danville, Va,
12o below.
GALVESTON. Dec. 29.-Therc is inches
Of ice at San Antonio.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-30

PllLADsLPRIA, Dec. sO.-Flour sluggish aui,
weak superflne % 00G3 30: extr., NJ
20 SoJt .: Ohio and Indiana family - JOfa
SC; Penn,a family s. OOG5 81: -. Louis
Iamty $5 Iod6 25: Minnesota extra - 0)tI5 X !:
sstr:aight, 8. :o - s'aS .; patent and high grades
BYE fiour dull, $500. ....
heat firmer; No =. Western Rel ii Ii; Del.
anu fenn'a KeG and Amber 81 lsdIili
Corn steady TOR local use, bat dull !: steamer
5Se; yellow, SIC mixed 53L,c.
Oats quiet, but steady: No. Waite 47,.c :.
AAHc. '0 c
kyc steady at sa,. ...
PrOvisions-market iirm: dressed bors
SHG6c; mess pork old Si2 30; new. SlI Is
beet hams sl6 5OIl7 OO; indian mss beef
w 80, I. o. b.; BacOn-Jmoked shoulders 5Iss0
PC; salt do 4l@5c: smoked hams 95sSl
lO111c; ptckled haui- Sl9c.
Lard firm: city kettle 9I3lSc: loose butch
orS Sags1ac; primo steam $50.
nutter-market duh and prices favor
good to choice 3Oil3Sc; Bradford county and
New York extra, tubs, aS39c; ITO firkins
:A92Sc western reserve extra 2312ic: do
good to choice lSa 22c: Rolls dull and weak:
O@s3
Eggs scarce. firm ::Penn'a AZ s9Snc West
err S6lISSc.
Cheese dull but steady; New York ful!
cream at lSi &C.; Western full cream 1T I.Ac;
lO0llc Pado 101llc.
Petroleum dGn anI nominal; refined ut
Whisky ut 81 l.
Seeds-Good to prime clover du,; .tiG...;
Flaxsee' dull ut 81 y.
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OLD WDKLD NEWS.

Declining increase Wages. 4.
LONDON, Dec. 3o.-At meeting of the
Bolton cotton masters last night it was
unanimously decided TO reject any demand
of the operatives for an advance Of wages,
AS many of the masters are working at a
positive loss. The operatives will give
notice fdf an advance to-day.
The irish Trials.
DUBLIN. Dec. 3O.-The proceedings in
the state trial. still excite but little inter-
est The traversers struggled into court
this morning, Parnell arrivin, M hour
after the proceedings commenced. The
attorney general continued his speech.
More BOycOttins.
Fresh eases of Boycotting" arc being
continually reported from Ireland. Rt.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, president Of
the board of trade, has received a
letter from Dublin threatening the lives of
himself, Mr.. Gladstone and John Bright If
they continue to oppose coercion.
"A Steamship Supposed to DO Lost
LOSDoN, Dec. 30.-It is believed the
steamship Montgomeryshire, from Cardiff
for Singapore, has been lost with her crew
of thirty men. Wreckage with her name
on it has been washed ashore on the coast
Of Portugal.
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PROCLAMATION,

- WHEEEAs, The Honorable JOHN y. Liy-
INGSTOE, President, and Honorable DAVID
W. PATTERSON, Associate judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, in AMI for the cOunty oI
Lancaster, and Assistant Justices of the Court,
of Oyer and Terniner and General Jail DE
livery and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in
and tor the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, to me directed, requiring NE,
among other things, to make public proclama-
ton throughout my bailiwick, that "a Court of
Oyer and TerIniner and q General Jail Dc,iy-
cry, also q Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court House, in the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN JANUARY ~, ISL.
In pursuance of which prcccpt public notice
is hereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the city Of Lancaster, in the said county. and
all the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner ana
COnstables, of the said city and county OF Ian
caster, that they be then and there in their own
proper persons, with thcir rolls. records an!
examinations, and inquisiiiOns. and their other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their onices appertain in their behalf DC done;
and also all those who will prosecute against
the prisoners who are. o: then shall be. in tho:
iail Of said county of Lancaster. are TO he then
and there to prosecute against them ~ snail DC
just. .'..
Dated at Lancaster the 23th d:y of recem-
Der, 1880.
JACOB : SrH;EE, sheriff.
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New Jersey WING.


This wine for sickness has long been in pop
ular favor. but by no means Intoxicating in
| its nature. We Iefer TO Speer's Port Grape
Wine. which has been introduced into the hos
pitfalls and among the first fam;l leg in New
York, the principal drug stores in this city, by
Alfred Spcer, of Passaic, n. j., who has de
voted himself for many years to the cultiva-
ton OF tho Oporto Grape, and the study of
lamentations, ana producing an article, the
medical properties OF which are said by gen
tlemen of reputation TO be unsurpassed. Mr..
Specr terments his wine by a new process, Pc
culiar to himself without the addition OF sugar
or spirits. We doubt whether there is a vino
yard in the old or new world that can yield Il
wine at all comparable to this in richness or
tlelicacy of flavor. All first class druggists :
keep it,
The above extract fl ON the New York Her.
ala shows the appreciation in which speer's
wine is held nbrc,i We have drank the wine
and can tru:hfully endorse what theabOvc cX-
tract says concerning its good qualities. The
way in which IT Is maturcd by Mr.. Speer gives
it 4 finer flavor thar any wine We ever drank.
-B0stom Trdreter.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis. and for sale by II. Z. Slaymaker.
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Coughs.
"Rrowa's bronchial Troches" are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat
Hoarscnees and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Trociles have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they hare attained weil-merited
rank among the few staple remedies OF the age.
The Throat.
.'Broun's Bronchial Irochcs'' act directly
On the organs fthe voice. They have AN ex-
traordinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone hen re-
Iaxed, either from cold or over-exertion of the
voice. and produce r cleara distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the TrOches
useful.
A Cough, Cold, Ca;arTh o. Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, IS neglect Often
times results in some incurablc Lung Disease.
" Bro,cns Bronchial 1roches" will almost i'll:
var,aDly give relief. limitations are offered tor
sale. many OF which are injurious. The genu-
inc BrOnn's bronchial TrocheS" are sold
only in bores .unlj-lyd&wT1.Th&S