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The EcceIsiOr CLuh.

The Excelsior Democratic Club held
their first annual meeting last evening,
and elected tn following officers:
Presideut-HenIy Excl.
Vice President-John Manz.
Recording Secretary-J. A. Collins.
Financial Secretary-E. b. Frazer.
Treasurer John Otto, Jr.
Mar hal-Ni' hael Whelan.
Executive Committee-H. B. McIn-
tire, Allen Speakmen, James P. Hayes,
L. W. Palmer and Geo. O'Nel.
Trustees-Milton Lackey, W. j. Max
we'll, Edward Farmar, R. P. Tawressey
aud Anton HenZe.
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Dissolved.

After q partnership of several years
the firm OF Donahoe & Robinson, the
we'll known bOttlers, has been dissorved.
The business will be continued at the
old place by John p. Donahoe.
Natures efforts are always directed 81
right; bu: sometimes occasional assis-
tance Of the proper kind proves emil
Bulls Baltimore Pills combine every
ouality to render them Of peculiar SER
vice In very many diseases.
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ID. M. Ferry Dc Co.

Through the kindness of D. NJ. Ferry
& Co., the celebrated firm of seedsmen
and florists of Detroit, Mich, twenty
one packages of seeds have heeD rec ived
at this office. The firm is well known
and reliable, and persons wishing seeds
should send for their catalogue and pur-
chase of them.
Trouble commences early in life," we
heard q YouDg wife sav, when shs sent
for bottle of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, To
cure the baby.
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AnotAer Annu,tnce,ne,,f.

The Witsel Senate, new social or
gan zation, announce that their first re
ception will take place In Webster's
Dancing Academy, on Wednesday even
ing, January 2Slh. The number If tick
cts has been limited to eighty, ana no
lady will be admitted on the floor unless
she receives a printed imitation from
the Senate. Those who desire to go
should procure their tickets at an early
date
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Sale of Cutie.

l.. w. Stidham & 3 IN. auctioneers, on
Tuesday last sold 65 head OF cattle for
James Sawdon at Newport. Twenty-six
were cows and they brought an averag.
price OF $3.50 per bead. twenty Fix
nsndine cattle soid for about S24 per head.
The sale was largely attended. Cousid
eripg the condition Of the cattle the price
obtained by the anciisneers IN excellent
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03

Mr.. Joseph d. Periam, the cashier of
the Grocers' Bank, of New York city "a
State corp ,ration) was served with an
order stating that Mr.. Stephen v. White,
at No. 10 Wall street, had been appoint
ed receiver. The directors consequent
ly made no statement. The receiver
was appointed through an application of
the stockholders.
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Brtef LOcnIa

p N So.ssooSSd 5000 laugh 90 70 tn. opsr. Hou..
blight. ao' gave q reception last
me Irish symps,h,,., -,
ssaiar res,ns nsIss In the Cily Hsn, on Tussday
mosl.. Il isss Ssl:ior .ss Democratic Club elected
my. u'z' held two ino ussts yestsr-
arh lady on Uea ~, Assembly will present
s bali with a we We IprSmenads At their COM
'1s me- ordinance MAKING asa"sn,a... p.os,ai.ns
Ast svsa. svsninxy year was passed By Coan.
The Ir,.s small % market this morning.
at their eiribonaiists, e win hold n meet.
o. st7O - O'clock. ~osTo"
9 nss,. me Kernsll. on Monday even.
pod Sermon. 'o-morrow and hear q
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03

v.,,mrNr HAYES was accidentally
.,,.,,,d the other day by one Of me
Capitol police. H. sat in one Of shs
..,,, a., spsrt for ladies' In the rotunda'
rdspollcsman who did not kn0" hlm
or,er.d hi, escellency 70 move on. He
aid no, respond readily, whsrenpon the
oibcer arrested and started for the guard
room. when su employee recognised the
osBcer. mistak+ and informed him. The
officer made proiuss apologies, bal
the President said, "That 10 al right
| suppose you were carrying out or
dam
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I'm I'm (Lssfo.

The colored people celebrated the
Emancipation Proclamation In Asbury
a. NJ. e. Church both afternoon ana
evening. The meanings were largely Vt
tended. Among the speakers was Hon.
Wm- Ward, Congressman from Della,
ware and Chester Counties.
The. Haymakers Association win soon
give ball.
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An Old Hzsn Reiuve..,.s

[ssrtis., man. OF Ratavia. N. r.,
|Iorty eept ID. lss, a. iollows, For
kns ~ ssAis have suffered with kidney
hnna u,mculty. being Obliged 70 void
hays A. ',@n as once iu 30 minutes. aud
e,,., $50 been great sufferer nom nal
konr ~. Of the heart. am now us,ns
Srulv ~" A'aney and Liver Cure, and can
q, a., M, y. A'7o years Of Age. that it max es
hke new man." dsols.a .avaav
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IT was not good banking. The Gro
c.I Bank, In New York, may ha We
been managed by very excellent grocery
dealers, but 1t carried altoeether too
many eggs in one basket. II had capi-
la Of S225, 900. and discounted one mans
paper Tor 100000. 1t was "single-
name" paper,too. This one man was q
very good man, but be was making great
Quantities Of wire for the Brooklyn
bridge. The bridge Is slow pay, and, as
might have been expected, the wire man
bad more than he could carry.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03

uw.a oyEs.-Let us now hope
:, !. .Aa n, Maine war h.' been closed
,n'' n',.,oo I v. no. superseded by the
D...Idsu, p of the State Senate, o" Thurs
f's''..% ~ :. ,brr.tene re by the Republican.
and will .dll remain Governor s,,'' "I,''
,Du ~ '.'..d,y w." next. Blame and Hamlin
lin both be required In wsss'as's''
'., Nm .sst. so that the p ace Of the Re-
public Is not likely to he disturbed s ~
,ss', ps' var upon the Governor and
Council Of Maine.
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rr0 ,.ly lppoHan' ehs"ss. e. - ya,s sS
s'nns1s,., s"a...a' The Genital system has
s. =. ."nslasss a'o .se, a. the Produce I.ss.ns. .
and Iae ne ',s, u, Of January is 8 per cent
,a.,..a NV, do o, ! per cent. as heretofore
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ISSO-Sunday Papers-ISSO.

Start the New Year by taking one Of
the following Sunday papers from Davis
Seventh and Market streets. who will be
open all day TO morrow to at end 10
your wants. New York Tribune, Times
Herald, World, and Sun. Philadelphia
transcript, Dispatch, Republic, Press,
Mercury, item, World, McClures Time
and Taggart's Times.
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Rememb Der that true happiness II for
ever lost whom YOUR health Is once bro
ken down. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup pre-
vents throat and lung disease, and cures
colds and coughs. IL costs only 20 cents
bottle.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
RAWmShl.

meeting OF the Irish Nationalist will
u a. thelr rooms on Sunday, JAua-
"n, ia~' at 7.N o'clock y. m. Attest
- d Aigney, Financial Secretary. Il
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81. 9aily SAs'tis.

Irl,h leader. 'i~ndsd 70
xa Parn'n. ..,.T,,sy ., .nd was warmly
s.. .,s.s s.sI ,, a. l.o- s"1s.,,%.s .... .s
.,,',%'s .,,' s,.'. chief c''o.io rho onl,s''
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A NoRDINANCE MAKING APrso

n PRIAr ONS FOR THE YEAR on
2IJNbRRP hin bRRP oME M ra TH pSAHn rx 1,sI EIGHT
, Re ~ ordained by the City Council Of
Wilmington H- r. 'sllsy D.
drs5 s5cTIST TIC al; / That the sum Of three hun:
and seventy eight dollars and thirty three
cents (s35l .l7S 33) be and the san Q IL hereby
appropriated for the purpose OF defraying
the expenses of the city for the year 1880,
ard the amount required by tie ard OF
ruoiic Education. az follows. TO wit;
Interest on Funded Debt and
- Mortgaees ..:::..;.....: Us so,4s4 g.
Commissioners Of Sipking Fnnd
sonia nual payment. April I.
INNi...... ........................ l,00O "
Pavmeni of per ce y loan on
sif2 20 OF king Fund Loan, r'rs = ~
redeemed Oct 1879. ....,..... s.ssl 90
Commission ers Of Sinking Fund
Observation-Disclosures. 1850. 80 @ = 1000 90
&l17. 100. sinking Fund Loan re- .u.t
deemed April l, 1881. ............. e,6D %
Redemption OF city Bore due ID
and payable July l. 1890, Loan
No; 4 ordinance passed March
Redemption of CITY bonds. due
and pave BILE. July ! 1880, Loan -s'
No 2' Cool Spring Reservoir. 5000 90
Redemption of city Bonds dne
and PAYABLE September /, 1880, .lt. .
Loan No. %. Cool Spring Re-
servolr ;......::' S,oV w
Burnife PAYABLE Sept. !. Isso.. 1.soo 90
PAYMENT on mortgage of Eliza
beth 8. Taylor. Board OF Pub
j" Education" payable April
Redemption Of morteage OF
louisa E. Gordon and Helen
g. Price. Board ofPublic Edu-
cation" payable July l, $780,. 5000 90
Of Public Education .:......... $500 90
For Water Works. twenty-seven
thousand dollars. ................ 1900 90
sand dollars. :..... ........... 5000 90
seven thousand dollars. ........ 1000 90
thousand dolIars..... ...:...... 1000 90
Thousand dollars. ............... 5000 90
For Repairing and Cleaning
iars.;.:,..":..:...........:.:.,.. lars. - 1900 90
lars; ;...; 80. ...:.:....:.... 5000 20
tal expenses, four Thousand
uOilhrS.. 4tuvV W
For Sewers. five Thousand dol
walks, four Thousand dollars. 1000 90
For Public Buildings three thou
sand five hundred dollars...... $500 90
For CITY Hospital, two hundred
For Printing, one thousand 6ve
hundred dollars. ars................. 1.5oo 90
For Garbage, three thousand
For Fuel, one thousand dollars. 1000 %
tn ,asaps dollars; ;;:..;:;...:.:.: 800, . 1900 90
/ hundred daIiafs............4.... ] . 500 ss
For Public Square. my dollars 80 %
thousand dollars. .::..:.::..:...i 80. lsOOo %
| For New Pump at O. ol Spring
lars. ........................ 49, 49, 1900 co
Total. .ss5l, ,l7s IS
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'n . sssass's. Pr.s. Sos' 80
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'''''''''''.''''''%'os''fo 90
Passed at the City Hall, January 2, 1880.
HARRY SHARPLEY, Ht
President OF City Council.
Attest: e. B. Frazer, Clerk of Council.
The following Is the estimate of expen-
ses and revenue presented to Council by
the Finance Committee, In November
last,
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov. 13. 1873.
To THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS or CITY
COUNCIL L:-GENTLEMEN--The Finance
Committee respectfully submit the fol-
lowing as their estimate of their expendi-
lures aud receipts for the year 1880:
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NEW ADvERrlsEMENrs.


NT ANTED.-A few able bodied laborlnl
w men. w. J0NE~ & Co,
decSl-tf l0S Walnut ST.
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QfGcners.

ALI. wanting best teachers, American 0I
.Clmaidit-~ Sew hul"tin.' III 'r' i1I l".lAI,. j. W.
~Ci 81; ,ErHOfN. ~c'.r'dr American 9'h'o ihSI'"r'
80 !. i ia 81" y. y.
i Ill waitirs iil : t-clI,S teachers should ailp'y
"a a. kELLDGG'~ Luu 'ail'itl pi1e' - Last It'h -.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN. 1EAC HERS
- AGINtN supplies t"'s"s = h0"s ana ld'aiI'@ "a
i.,itui. -, IIo.,.sIf- Iftd add j. -
am ~, surg -" c"''tI' rOmP\ riii 'l -
- NG :ieth az! EoIesH 'e'clra A. tJ' =" 'i''
s,,dIe
AN experienced graduate Will give private
IL ,... ON u. ,,-,.c- I.!2 !-h. na.'cn.,,t o. i'.
s,.-,ir,- du4Hc .' ~d.h r, 80 t' .'"'' "h' Z. '4-
.,@. \. .lrcss SIGMA. EoN i.1rhFn' Nfcc.
A INl'NG LADY, college graduate, OF Scy-
~ IA ,rl.- rX' e 20 i"' iiS d ,it' Iis"a Tor
D. r,,iGcat e"'cr~'a'. Ad"c'' h. lii'""'
once
FSiN,KNLY'S AGENCY for SCtluOLS AMI
IrA, !Ei.-.-lutr lace, ~c!ip - AN: Fli.il ~ii:
1,I An r a.: FnIot- II Trtc.rr tor any drdrtmr u
~ Bt I'm Of SchuU lI"2rIu'S tpr >hc" I Rent
a..c ,r, abe iin0lu,dt. 90: "a in~i't tp Sli nir
TIM IN " S,'ilOOL DIRLC l"I;Y rs PlEcH- "a
1CnI Fd0 or special catalogue o cNey school on our llSt
'''' a. '''"''' J. COiE>WUIfI riNCK%EY
Iour.c Building cor. Iud i!th-,i, y y Cny
rINEAClIERS supplied to schools and families.
i Miss FLORENCE FITCH. EDUCATIONAL BU'
E,.AC has, .nrnt - Cnlon-squai.
TYNlE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY uI"-
teachers for schools. helps teachers III "btlinH
lrlsl 0ns &c Tor further in OImatI'n n;d:t.
A. LOWELL - CO., - Hond st., New YORK.
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Goudrlncrsnlu Noute5.

V'UlS Is TO CERTIFY th.t the ul.I"r.I@urd
have iormr 4 a lni,d ir nr g.. iW n"t 10 1l' -"
y1sinI,. ot 81 IT," t9tr u NrN OH
"a nI.,i -ht ldiU tSin 10 hc
r1iiiIc tel J., . lar. LIl. ! II 10 ~ C',MFt%N.'
That iAr bl-i,,, }. t'Idri t. hc
transacted that III dealing ~ ai1cs~ b AMI Oihc' srcd-
rijirs -
I1ai the nam ali Tho gcroraI nj >, "'d partners rre
asfu l.ij,
az Grrcbburp Comfy ~ ~ sa! State is The
spoca, partner AMI HOWARD LAp~Li AZ 6 III :
WILLIAM bILLD, wlin bitL - sic liz ti rty, county AMI
Stte Of Nrwl OIA, ana l. VIZ -r.i 'pt X - Hi \lNl,
rehid,a the Uuh 'OIAtt LiT@i IN bpli
state are the general an tuLt TIE raG GhtN
WEST FIELD ht. colibI "i th" sam uf FiouUiJ ONE
HU y DHED TH1USA&b DOLlAR~ capital IA the com.
stock Of sad 1rm.
THAT the pcri0i at Witch the SAT- pqgtn"slip II t0
G a. ittPI lunurtri
aud eighty rrOi ~ winch II Anl iormin1te il tho
thir yrst Of DcceinDcr In tic eighteen hundred
and eightyOue
DRttd tuls LIST day Of June. $50
CNHUS WEST FIELD.
HOW'D Ia PSLEY
CYRUS WILLIAM FIELD.
tW aw, H. SI.N httlI;tt e..
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
CLOSING Prices OF ROsrOY STOCKS.
TUESDAY, June 15-P. N.

TUESDAY, June 15-P. n.
Compared with yesterdays stock market the
dealings in shares to-day were dull, amounting
ouly to 226,300 shares against $4,000 shares.
Bat there WAS an undeniable undertOne of strength
in prices, which was disturbed onlyby the weakness
which the coal stocks developed late IN the day.
Generally the final prices show small fractional
losses from the last figures of yesterday but, ex-
,euinr for the coal stocks and Canada Southern,
such changes are equal to a respectable iuctua-
tion On the other hand, there were some excep-
tional movements which result in material adj
yauces c. G. and I. c. shows an improvement OF
Oh per cent. This advance was based upon ru-
NOR which is more fully referred to in remarks
upon bord transactions. Northwest and st. Paul
were notably strong, and closed at abouo
tho highest prices of the day. Hanni-
bal and 81. Joseph stocks also were
especially strong; the common stock gaining ~
per cent, and the preferred per cent The prices
of these stocks are based upon the expectation OF
dividend in July on the preferred stock, and OF
statement making a handsome showing OF earnings'
beyond the amount of the dividend to be declared
Western Union continued strong with final gam
of 3. per cent. Lake Shore opened down q peg
cent and further declined Il per cent, but afterwara
sold up to 1C5is and IN fiual sales lost only 4 from
Yesterdays advance, while Michigan Central neiQ
its own at S6a,0S6la There was further im>
proyemcnt for the shares of the elevated railroads.
Metropolitan advanced 2ss and only reacted . pea
cent and York rose gig and retained all OF tna
advance. Manhattan, which OF course 10 mora
specuatiye than either of the other stocks. aac
vanced 2la per cent to 35ss and reacted IL to S4s
with transactions amountin to $4,000 shares. ~
the early deaugs the prices Of the coal stocks ase
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY, June 15-P. NJ
The dealings in mining stocks to-day preSenteu d
good deal Of rregularity, but on the whole prices
were steadier and firm. At the American boaru
the transactions included several stocks new 10
dealings in this market Auburn and Rock creek
sold at 1, Barbee and Walker at o@o Il
Vandewator at 1.5O, aud Battle Creek al D.
Best md Belcher was dealt in mt from 8 10 SO
Mexican at sll0sle Union Consolidated at 1o'4@
1sI2, Standard at 2Gl902Gl, and Sierra Nevada at
14Is. Ophir bringing "a. Silver Nugget was less
oct; than II has been of late and its price fell TO
1so91.s5. Durango was cents higher at 60; H.t AZ
the old board large business vas done III ruHit rna
with n further decline to 10 but the stock hnaly
closed strong ut 1.S0. Goodshaw rose TO 3.lUG'1'
and Green Mountain was firm at BIO pad ana DlH'
Tho Comstock shares were unusually a@tlVc' NaI-
fornia selling at 2.OJ02. 10, and Cons0iid1tet y H.
piua ut 9. 1880. ChrysOhte was llC'le octtcr
at 1873 and silver Chl rose % to . AmoHg GHgna 19e
"fanclcsU CalavaraS yielded from Y TO 6SUo3,
and Bmckeyc from 81 to 3G. May Belle rising to ~
G6 IL Moose was 1 cent better at 50 Great Ea9to st.
rrn being dull ana steady at SO. tieneraly the
market Closed with an improved tone and prices
were steady.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

oood resulte. The Miller ledge on the 65O-foot
geI gUoI bas been cnt at distance of eighty;sx feet
fCm fGCnl the shaft the crOsscu has bse6
suspended, and drifting on the YEN n9r'n date sae
of sfu1S repor 5ad thirteen and the north
drift twelve feet. The ledge was i've fset VICE w no.
and carried decomposed quartz Slopes we're 70 aI 10
va1ced In the face of the south drift which was
in sixty feet the ore was of paying quality ana
easily worked.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
Gtnallon5 JUin!co-G G!ais5

4 CORRESPONDENT d"-irc& t.. roufrIu'"
- T." i' ,n.' ''9 i"h" =! i'- ,'r ''n .'"'
Ui,c.
4 PUSHING youu~ American - years of
- arr -. III, "ol-- ~r". ',r' T. '' .,,i ln.
j"Siay ipioy.i '' c,.lc. r. - - i..ii''aiaa:
1 WILLiNG ANEEiCA.. g. i.t "irud
- % ",t.. ...i, i'., 3" , ,' ..',...' ,a.
t..,' {. I'.' v. i 49, g ~. .,i1. .,a j.
4 Yuj'NG MAN 20 year. cf axe would
,'',,'...i,,, '~'.'. ,l'. Co.,. - .a ,'.,
..,r ~. i,' E; r;'- '' '"''-. ,'''-' D. "'.' "'.'
RAREEEfrEr.-r' p >"rn. m.,n 20 l'ieS
- Ola, % r"'1r' g. E',{ ,.l,'i. ,.-, ~
I I.IiNtiI-'i.,. 3D.. .at .i.. e.
CLERK o.. GGPlI~i.--l wan - ro~.iIon g.,
y cre orco''-' 90 800. 60 -'ir- ."i ..'r 81 M i."i
I..'l...'r, a.. .., r. 49,. &, l'-: r,..I. H.
CoAsIMA%MHg Co,AsI. % ... r., rr.'."l M % . nan ,.. S1"
',l l" l,I','.4'li i, IL I Cii, r,, , .,' a tt..r
i'ion@', rrt kc~r.ug nor>'s A,irs. c"A"niA>. i'5
EAEDENEE-Hy married man is p,ri,n-
-. vcrgra m M been cI ,r1r4 N his ,.i i,c Wine,
ItARDENER-Hy married man, Eugli.h. no
Ochtlr.n 81 t"rnt'hrc y'r. tr,'ii,', rA'.:rir L1'
,linr,uci nn'rs. nj. rrcnhou,". tra''r. nuH; v~r
Iaic- l'i l,ag& & OF . ""lS 1r'!'' & t"1'i,h IN "a
ar., q, ,,1iv W 'r -r ;ull; uid.i-i lr4t ul
r,crr.,cs. Adirr-, CNlsLISLf, Iubunr Cpt""n pAc",
I210 BfUri"dN
I9OSTLER. &r-Bv a young man lately
or faiiI.nP. Apply, FRANCIS bALl, rear ~ " c't
l-thHt
AN an American full 0f snap. push and
! energy. - wears II " a1t I"soI ~ -al-nan,
collector or ci-!"r am willing T., W".k "n maj }.r
useful to employee Address j. ID g., 'oJ est l''l~
\ want Il second waiter or iootmanS place in
pcc able family AN c"mprrht r"hl. ricriv and
Ic,ahe can give good references Addie' W. ~ lnDe
Office.
bORTER.-lV Wiling man aS porter ~ Il
,t.r, VIul,-i 81 retail! hru~' Iori: viii
slf useul Ca!. or dorcs4 WILLIAM %IL~ Alo ri ave
DOR Err or DRIVER in wholesale house :;
hlv. had vears' experience IN Nrw-i Ork s,rr.
loi,, udi- nd uI nlsA the but q" It flrncts
tddrc'r NJ u. l.l%l 81 ave
UORI TER on FlRlMAN.-E, u Young man,
- a. ng" a. porter or fireman ha' cn"r2' push.
ha, good references. Address GiOhGE ClANIO', '"l
Wc4i .tth..
DORrER or WATCHMAN.--By q man 81
var. age. ha uad rArirnr a> V1 !uuIn te H n,si,
,i'' ,, 'lug iu rtu r' o. iri - lrf'I'cA Al
d.c,s G. g npti|-"N &''' ''"id- T., Hr"'k}n'
CALESNAN.--By yoInG mIn ~ year, Of
> a., goods e.nia fruit clrA has hd riIl
trc.. NdIr--S IONS HAi:i;I~pN, lT0 Mulh'IIy-'i.
TE1RAVEI LING SALESMAN, &r.--Amrlicau
rrntiriu H. G arh" a''' t~~ psiiion ~ travel
lna >dlrsIIa ror'ror SPECIAL i-G'nrcr a'nt hc or
hIoj it! IInr4 b' 'Np'i h' " diini, 3rl Iri,t'
pom d. i'"' INN %r" a.. t.'J. AGlfcs ".
1. v. john .jo"r, '.N.
E7SEFUM. ttr.-An active yruGg mnn wishes
&C.. - ~ N'c-i .5tis
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1irtp C>II.-2 o',L cK T.. VI.

I,.rl:,p f.t.prN W Au'"l'h' "a ,i'''ca
., ..i I..4 3D. b
~,.,,r \u,-.. ..ut G.- ..,ni =. o. lIJ t..u =
,'., -'--. -np i'uou con thtyToltt
-.., s., t,ff,.. t..,. K t.n inl nGJ 1~l
-, ,y-.-. ID. .l,. .......... l~'- 100 ...- ia
.uI '.I. 30 l'' ri' - 80 '-i ,|ilii'..','
D. fl'' ,s va -' ii ~ ta'' ''i't T.. i.i.r
.,.J ..l4I t'' .-.. j., I"v ! - ,'.''"'''
500 ''i 'u...... 1873 ''r"N 90 -" ..-..
,oo ha1.. - iI01.--.. 80 30 -..-.. -
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60 n1hom 1t Man Concern

CPECIAL NOTiCE.-A chick drawn bV 6.
~ L. g. l.. HaiPht tIc ~. Nicholas Sat O1a Bank o
New. dated May D. arO, Tor S,cs;O payable to tc
Of undersiguIl. and ceriuei by sad
having been lost mslaid all persons are cautioucd
against negotiating tying the Day.
ment has been sOppedi AID ubles said check presented
TO the said banK bv entitled 10 cOllert the
within days frotn ts date duplicate thereof be
issued and paid
Dated June IL, 1880 &. J. Osborn & Co.
ITO the HEIRS of THOMAS DOYLE, late of
~, the cry Of Chester penu deoeasedIIake no ice that
you 70 come into COur Media county, July
o. 1890 accept refuse the real
valuation, aud show why tie ghOul be JOd
THOMAS LhtA G:erE.
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iinsiness Gnances.

EIOTEL BUILDING greatly needed at Santa
L Fe AZ M Inv, ,stment nothing cOuld be- better and
nOhlns III the Rst near good wOnld per
least attcnt OF cnpats requested Particulars
hc had nom CHIEF JUSTICE PRINCE, staying tor q
t,,w dayh at IU2 broadway.
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w ANTED.-A Yale or Harvard eHdultc
w toIrvit aatlrrIicA with y0uuV rtn g"ttIg really
10 cnt. c,r. thc' h"u's GAY" IT, H. r- uir'd A.
dr,.,. with trrinS. llDO PNl l\tIP w. Si,iiun
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Ire5s Ala.iiug.

DEESGMAKEP.-A fashionable di,~ uiuL,
- ic;, a.''ricitt 10 sp Out Dy.r ,ay oi '. tG
OF adll,sa 2,j ~ 'sta a6ih.st.
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THIRD CALG.--22::3U Z. NJ.
AurRIciY MINING NyoCK ETCHiNGE SALES
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READY.

CONTENTS:
!. IRELAND AND THE LAND QUESTION. P j.
F,a:l,Y.
q DIGNITIES. Epieram.
g. DANTE'o PUKGATOHIO. Canto NIX. t. W. Par
SONS LIZ y.
A. MY kAIDINTO MEXICO. Nur@nt Robinson
r. THE Two ROADS OF VIRTUE ElHgram.
g. GENESIS OF The CATHOLIC CHURCH. Rev. a.
+, Hewitt
2 THE VAIN DEVICE OF DIVES IN BELL. Poem.
X LORD BEACONSFIELD Lady Blanche Murphy
q THE vi. 1T TO TIE FORGE. PO2m From schiller.
TO- THE FOREST OF ARDEHNEs. NJ. p Thompson
~ "TuE PRINCETON REVIEW" AND ST THOMAS.
Rev. Joseph Eayma, :. J.
IL POMPEY's SECRET. Wi lam SIT N.
13 DIVORCE. AND SOME OF IT'S RESULTS. IT Rev.
T, A. Pecker. ID. d.
IL PERE LFJEUNE Mrs. Raymond Barker
L. NEW PUBLICATIONS
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TTSSY-AND-LTCY. ,,.,.,.
w re Two otms ,1a:r noTGs ave en- ad S
sutI.r "I:Iii"ig =" and tG lylH a''Ho' o' WIN"
(in..s,ntl's DSusht r." SOD t:,rf ~i.r- y, ,,.,..
~ g. y. CAELl.IU\ * co" Pab ishcls
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COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY.
MINIS: GAP CREEK ASlfE 60" ". c.
so AIRES or MINERAL LAND
CAPITAL ~tock. tJ0OOO0 Shares Fl each
Et.i-;!..is OF Stock. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS:
G.. e Flint. pr stont.
YIN Erau,retn, Vice President and Treasured
Genera! r. Aucock General ]. f. Mulfosl and Calvin j.
CoNlc- Trustees.
Edwin n. milford. Secretary.
L. VI Ea,ncs, VI. f.. Superintendent
OFFICE or CDMPA%Y. - BROADWAY. y Y.
NEOWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
Mines Bil, syllle, Stany Co, y. c.
so Acres Mineral Land.
CAPITAL, $JcO.0OO. sHAHES. 81 EACh'
Registrars Stock Union Trust Company Of New'fork
Oh.ccrs:
q y. FLINT. President f. Il. MCCARTHY Nice rres'
v.,f ERANpRt.rI. Treas. T. HALL, Secretary.
J. r. Ilowilul T.. Hopper. !. r. Hosmer. Trustees
H. A. Binds I'll ani l.. Eta"s lr, Supcriniondent~
Oilir" n con lany. - I3rc piwAy. Ncw'fork.
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