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AND
ONE PRICE

We feel that the day has
seme whom it should no longer
be necessary fer . house to
have at the head Of its adver-
tisement the words "one price"
as we cannot conceive how any
house can charge one customer
one price and another customer
q higher price, and reconcile
themselves that they are doing
business based upon the law Of
equity, because in many eases
the person who pays the highest
price is less able to do 80. Our
reason for mentioning the above
fact is that Wilmington is
rapidly growing at this time and
strangers coming into our city
are naturally DESTROYS Of know
ing where to go to buy their Car
pets and Dry goods at the low
est market rates and should be
as equally anxious to avoid de-
ception Of any kind.
We have Of late had ousto-
mers to say to US that q certain
House had offered them Tapes
try Brussels Carpets which they
were selling for 81. rs at $l.00
because they wanted a number
of yards. Wewill here try and
show tho inconsistency Of such
statements. In the first place
there is no one price House that
asks over . 90 for any Tapes
try Carpet and that is "Rox-
bury" and they cost over $l.00
at tho agents, again another
house has been asking 81 10 for
Extra Super Ingrains, but when
told that we were selling the
Same for sl.0o les they have
frequently bsen) they would re-
ply by saying that ours were
not as good, but prove to their
customers that We were being
misrepresented by consenting
20 take Sl.o0 before they would
let them 90 ost.
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NO EXTRA SESSION

WAsHINsToN, March Gin conyersa.
ton to-day the President said he saw No
reason for calling an extra SESSION. nj
Congress. 1t has boon anticipated bv
. 1me that Congress would be convensd
70 pass hetunding bill, but General
9aIneie ~ eVldetly of the opinion that
matter. The policy of the new seoratar,'
OF the Treasury III applying the snTnInS
revenues Of the Government to ths
redemption of the maturing bonds ,s,ii H
% earnestly awaited by business meS w"
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or GENERAL GARrIELp,a mother

Or GENERAL GARFIELD'B mother
the following incident is related by one
Of the newspaper correspondents on the
special train to Washington: 1.-The old
lady is a type OF the northern ONO
pioneer mother and has not yet forgotten
the lessons of thrift and economy taught
her IN early life by necessity, In the
hurry and UuSLie OF the morning the por-
ter forgot to extinguish the lamps III the
car and they burned at full head long
after daylight. AT last The lighted Ian ps
attracted the old lady's attention, when
she said TO the President-elect: "James,
pus out those lamps. It's no use vast
ing the oil when II is doing no good"
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LIQUOR MEN IN SESSION.

The Liquor Dealers Association held
meeting yesterday afternoon and con-
sidered The local option bill now before
the Legislature. The only action taken
wa the appointment OF committee
John J, Dougher!y, Z. +. Frye anC
Anton Hauber-to 60 to Dover, examine
into the prospects Of the passage o
either the local option bill or the liberia
license bill and report to another meet
Ing of the association to be held this at
ternoOn.
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Gilhooly as an equestriau: Gilhooly
hired a pony the other day TO take a
little exercise on. He got all the eXer-
else he wanted, and as he Amped TO the
edge of the sidewalk TO rest himself after
taking so much exercise kind friend
asked him: "Whst did you come down
so quick fol?n "What did | come down
go quick for? Did you see anything up
IN the air for me TO hold OH te2a-Gdt-
eeSton NelUs.
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FALSE REASONING.

Suppose a machine should fail ~ per
form it's work, and the owner, instead OF
trying to ascertain the cause of failure
and remedy 1t, should run right alosg,
and arguesthat as the machine had heIe-
tofore come around ALI aright it would
soon be so again. III general and per-
manent b-eak down ensued coald any
body be blamed but himself? Now pre-
cisely this way do people act and argue
when the "human machine" is out Of
order. When the liver is torpid" and
bowels constipated every one knows that
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
afford prompt and permanent relief
Yet some guess the "machIne" will come
around all right, and do nothing. Could
any system of false reasoning be more
pernicious? Suppose the blood be out OF
order and there be pimpes, ulcers, or
running sores, with scrOfulonB tuners,
swelhngs and general debility, and those
thus affected should refuse to use DR.
Pierce's Golden M edical Discovery,
guessing that the blood would pnrify
itself, could anybody be blamed bat
themselves, If a general and permanent
breakdown of health ensued? No reme-
dy yet known equals the Discovery In
curing all scrofulous, throat, bronchial
aud lung diseases. Sold by druggists.
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lightning Never Strikes Twice I'm
abe Same PlAoen

The above old adage IL contradicted by
the experience of Che employees of the
Well-knowh wholesale wOrsted house OF
u. Herman, No, "a Canal stree, New
loIK, where Within a brief year two
gentlemen, Mr.. LichLenstein, the cashier,
received $4,000, and N the January Ora W
ing Mr.. David Leovl. a leading salesman,
received tlo,OOU-both by the expenditure
OF single dollar IN the purchase of hall
ticket IN the monthly drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery from NJ. A. Dau
phln, No. $40 Broadway New York City,
or as wen OF the same person ut New
orleans. La. The next drawing occurs on
March oth, mh2-Bt.
Marriages have Increased 10 per cenl
since young men have learned OF the
sooIhing effect OF Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound upon babies. Young M ~
II you Keep bottle on hand for an emer-
geney. you are safe in bringing things To
febS.
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sHEHIFF's SALE.

The Shsntf7s sale OF the dry goods be-
longing to James Saunders, which was
TO have commenced this morning, at
o'clock, was postponed until 1.30 O'clock
this afternoon. Is was 81 frsI porposSd
TO sell the COED Wholesale, but a. there
were not sufficient number Of whole
sale buyers the stock will be disposed OF
at retail, and the sale will be continued
until all the goods are sOld.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets

WEDNESDAY, March :, 8 p NJ
FLOOR Is in fair demand and prices are
hrm. Sales ofZ0OO Dbis, Including Mime
sofa eX tras, al III - IA 70 Tor medium To
fancy clear, and al - - gao % Tor straight.
PEN sYlYania extra family al SI75a5; ONO,
do. do, at ~ 6Ut1 20, and Patents at 1t 5)a
y. Rye Flour Is steady, with further
sales nj - per barrel.
OKAIS.-M heat IS In fair request. and
q cent. per bushel higher sales Vi
10 $50 bushels, including rejected at 81 10
al ilI2i NO. red, IN lots, at ri l6al iblI
and No. red in elevator lat al 1917, March,
81 10 April, and 81 1874 May. kyeis scarce
aud wanted at Soc. for PennsylvaA
Corn Is IN fair request ana nImer. sales
OF lO,OJO bushels, including yellow, .ai
O534a11c.; steamer, al J3I3a54c; white al
5i54, al Tue open board 1860 bushels April
sold at 5i5 8c,i Jl54c. was DIu Tor Feb. dc fol
Marchi 81 sc. for april, aud 53l sc. tur siay
Oats are dull Sales Of 500 bushels
Including white at 42@a45J3c., and re-
jected aud mixed at 4.c. "A 4ic The re-
ceipts to-day were as follows: 1920 barren
of hour. 10000 bushels wheat, 2IOg
bush. corn, 1000 bush. oats L, 90 bushei
barley, % barrels whiskey.
WHISEEY.-Small sales of Western iron
bound are reported III 81 II per gallon.
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MIR. DILLON TO BE ARRESTED,

DUBLIN, March Cit is reported that
the Government have resolved TO arrest
Mr.. Dillon for his "Boycotting" speech.
The Land meetings held to-day were
quiet and peaeeable. Mr.. Parnell's visi.
TO Paris is said TO have modified the
feeling at the Vatican toward the Land
League.
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THE LEVY COURT.

The Levy Court net this morning at
1880 o'clock. No business was trans
acted except to determine upon four an
peals Tor the assessors' lists. The Court
has set aside Thursday the 18th inst, 10
hear and determine matters relating 10
schools and roads.
PERSONAL.
Henry u. Brady, zaQ., Of Chsspsake
City was in our city to-day.
James d. Ray, Esq, visited Whining
ton this morning.
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01 IN for q large load OF Kind1Ing
0l.OU Wood. Orders can be left at
Gray & Bros, Second and King streets; at
TOwnsend's, sixth and Tatnall streets;
John 8. Miller's, Rising Sun, or at the
factory, corner Unien .Istreets and GiIpin
avenue.
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SCHOOL ELECTION

at the school election IN New C,s,
Saturday fternoon, after an excl,Io1
o)ntest, during which a large vote w.,
polled, L. 9. Eliason, Jesse Reeves AMI
Walter f. Wolfkill were elected ms IN.
ers Of the Board of Education.
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THE LAND LEAGUE.

The Wilmington branch Of the Irish
Land League held . meeting, ysstsr.
day afternoon, and passed resolutions
of respect regarding the recent death
of Michael Cottinghan. The League
alho discussed the Irish sympsth '
resolutions passed by tho Legislature
and objected to the clause therein re-.
ferring to the domestic aRitators. -
but President Turner gave assurance
that no Objectionable inference was
intended.
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FOURTH EDITION


Clear weather, followed by increasing
cloudiness and occasional rain, north
westerly, vesring to warmer southeastern.
" winds, with falling barometer.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At meeting of the Montifiore Soci
ETY., held on Saturday evening, the
following officers were elected:
President-M. Richenberg.
Vice Presidents. Fellheimer.
Secretary.-B. RoseRblatt.
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]. r.. NEWCOMER, OF Toledo, Ohio
says: nave been greatly benefited by
wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad, aad
would recommend all persons troubled
with weak kidneys TO try lt.-5ee Adv. z,
febli-6t
The daily gazette., 1881-03-08

ANY father VINO goes out ana puts tar
on top OF his front gate after dark must
be lost TO all sense of humanity.-Not SO
the one who buys a bottle OF DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup for his family.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-08

A great benefit has been secured to the
poor by the Introduction OF DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup, for II now takes only 70
cents to cure a cough, when formerly
doctor bills alone amounted 10 dollars.
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WiIn inEIOh Markets.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

Beef cattle were in fair demand, and
prices were 1rmer 400 mead arrived and
sold at the different yards a. "A Blac.
per pound, as To condition.
rHEEP we're in demand and firmly
held, ~ head arrived ana sold at the
different yards AT 54abl &C., per ID, as to
condition.
hoGs were firmly held at full prices.
39O head arrived and sold at the differ
enI afuh at odS12a., per 10, according u
quality,
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PARK pRoYE YARD.
FJty-secoad and LdHccC.

fJty-second and Lancaster aUe, Feb Dist.
sHEEP-Extrs, lit to 100 ibs.,--6l 4to6sz.
good, ~ 10 lOO lbs, to 5Ls fair, 81
20 81 lbs, ~ TO %; good lamDs, t54 to
to "a. Lighter run ana prices slightly
ADVANCED. ArrlYals 1000 head.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err.
rors and lndlscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, VIII hcna d recipe that will cure yoE
fhEE Or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by "A missionary In south
America. Send self-addressed enyelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Nation b
NeU York CttU. MaYI-eodDRWIy
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A DOVER DELEGATIo

On Saturday II. T. Downing, Clerk
oil the State Senate, las. Scatterfield,
Sergeant at Arms, Col. William @.
Fountain, of the Capitol Hotel, r. r.
Kenney, State Librarian, Senator ] !.
w. Coock, and A. NJ. Gooding, Dover
correspondent of the GAZETTE, all IA
yored Wilmington with a visit.
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Financial and Comlne reial


WILMINGTON Del, Marcn 4, LeSls
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Hesld x Co., s. Il. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del. at L
III. to-day:
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.


The following were the rullng prices in
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ,...... $50 ~
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| BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
fStp ShsB B. hISE I Ioa T W.sA %Esr
Sn A. s & na oT .p o
Des6rossesst, a. follows
% sG for eSS ss sss 81
LDn: Entire through to chicasoi also through
10 mD,iy for Washington and the West with Sleeping
The New B. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
9s make q; t.,;s, time e West
Principal Newyort Once. sls Broadway
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y Ss. !ss wasfr' station
LssSs Se~;ycrs iSG, e ISe,tyy,.,, q follow. ,.
6:30 a. m-For Pennington Easton, Allentown, Reading
80 a. m.For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
r. !. and Western r. H. Easton Allentown. wilkesbArre
sl5 For Flsmingtcn, Eason Allentown. reading
EasSn Allentown Reading Har
$50 %%poT Esson Wind Dap Mauch Chunk ramaquA
p9p W SGrantSp &C. ~ pav. p,,c
Eas,on Allentown &c.
%ESS f Rs: r'fn ssS & r. Allentown
M 1P' Es ssaa & &sa
'0 For Nc esfspsf aas U.s. Gas 7 M s. Oils
sse - 1879 llis 81 E i i'S 49,
For trains to local points see Time Tables at stations
" Y. AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~. ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy south Amboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asoury Park Point Pleas
ant. &C
Leave at 9. 7:46 9. li4o a. mp $780, $780, g. $50 p m
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
L Leave for Freehold at s:l5 Has a. m. L. 53o p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Ray Route via Sandy Hook leave at 1910 am,
for East Long Branch. Sc.
hd 'iiiona trtrs will he made about June l.
Via BauchDort
For Sandy Hook 10. \. m. 5:3op. IN
For Monmouth Beach, seabright SC. 7:i5 ll:+6
$40, 4. i:N m.
Via Red Bank
= a.m-For Lakewood. Toms River. Banegat, &c.
l3O n. Lakewood. Manchester, Toms River AT.
LANTId CITY Pnd all stations to Bay-ic.
4pm.-For Lakewood, Whngs Toms Rves Barnegat,&c.
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Gonntrp propertp Uanteo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RECEIVED Al IHE
UPTOWN OFFICES NO: lZSs B,oscway, corner my
No 81 East Fouteenths st. corner Union s?raIs 1I9 ,S
Hos lOOl $500 Thirdave corner Que hundred AND
twenty hfthst up TO p. In. at regular once Iatea
FURNISHED II ouse wanted within one hour OF
n w. for summer not TO exceed $500 for season
must bedrooms and stable for horse and COW an
preferred where there II plenty OF shade
must healthy location and within one nile oi railway
station. Address W. H.. Box az. Tribune once
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8ieamboats an6 Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
SOUTH SIDE s1 OF cENr every %EEk LAY AYE
connecting Albany SUNDAY morning exceptcd) with
Excursion tickets Albany and retan GOD 80 d.y s2 90
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ped STAR LINE.
III state aud Roy al Belgian Mall ~fcafnor[
EVERY -SII EDAG ipE ANINEEf
The splendid ni.-Car-. fullw"tir l -tramrrs
ICELAND -SAtuiuLf MAY ~ F" . IN
XNII Uf.NSp SATURDAY 90. q y. ~
salouns eronm- smoking ant bath rooms amdshIps
Second cabin Iil,ui Hitiluu uuc NtriirL
StHterouIu- AL On main d.
NJ horses. cattle, -htri 90 tiflrl
First cabin. -, and -i"l 80.
second cabin, 40. pr, PAID. 80 excursion, 500
Storage, 80, prepaid -, a. ur~or - d.
pETEWM RIGHT { >ON~, ticuI Agt, - irOal"aA, y Y
WHITE STAR LINE. .........
w TNIITp~ ATS .hNN ROYAL VI MI STIANl-l1
TORQi EEN-TONN ND ilN ENFOpi~ .
NUIiCI-Thr 81 tai, Inc iiar ia" Lane "u'
recommended Lieutenant Maury, l - " Oh both tho
outwLrl and hunrWaii voyages ,, >, ,, -
HElINN IL. capt. Fen! NatuAy '''N J., ~ u III
BALI capt. ?ar-rd lhli 'tl' I'D -. T. W.
GtNMA t, capt Irving ~Liii'dI' Jun . w d. H'
KrPt ff' t.i ir tnr .....ll ut~ Jun. -, !, 10,
FROM THE WHITE STAR po'h, FOpI VI " L9l
l0lII--T -. 49,.
Thea. tcamrrs arr m 'rn IA Size aud unsurpassed IN ap
poiutm,n,s The Saloon -iA'runm-. smoking and Barn.
iuon- are placed ami.h Nh,r thc uu, AMI motion air
least felt aior!ne cc ~ comfort hitherto unittaih'Oo
Al 80. favor
able terms stuerlgc iun the Old Country, $50 from Ne"
York.
of plans and other h,u N"i Apply +" INC
No"p''' RI COErIS, Agent
G. /. BART Eft & Co.. Agents. Bo.i'n;
BARRETT AZ CArTEii. Ag"nt' fhn1dcIpm@
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miscellaneous.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOX TIE NEW
N YORK Tribune Will BIZ Rtc.iSl: ~ Al tas
TFTONN OEFlC ~ so l.xtr ir'nwsS. corner n.y'
"a ~ Eat Fuurtecnh.st, conn rnon quar- 70 bird
10 ro,usr Fn,fy.e. yenfh-. st The liAklEai ofFi'E
Hos lOdl and 400 IhiaNe, coi"rr ontehandrcd ana
tyenty .lrh..t. up =" - :. A.. ~ sh'"i ''s' ''""'
--------- CUSTOM TIolsH SKw.YoEg CITY.
toiLpTogs "a FcE. May Is, ISL
NUANGE OF NAME OF EESSEL.-Cn-
u dor the act Of March ,. sSl, and Treasury cir:
GUAR 80 OF March ~. ISL and in OF per-
zion granted the q" the T,ssurA the
rca;or Francis g. FLEMING notice IN hereby given that tho
of the soop yacht Mermaid Il New York Of e?i tons
Lul.n or, number ~ DOB has Dc chan",c
EDWIN a. MERRITT, Collector.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sailing from Firr foot ui Cauai.@i. North River.
INf ~aI fianr,,., wa Isthmus Of Panama
CuION ..... saturday MAY -.
Connecting for Genital and south America and Mexico
Prom san frauci-co to Japan AMI lhinA
CITY ~ TOXIC .... Thur~sy. May III. p. M
Pom san Francisco to Honolulu Nc"Iealand and Aus
CRY OF SYDNEY ....... saturday. June T. . p. m
or ON arrival 81 London mails 81 san Iiancsco - 80
Pass,uecrs orW Ndcd g. ~AN FRAN loCo. SANnWlli II
IsIANIs. JNPAS. ClIINA. SEW/EhLAND. AUSTRIA.
LA. SOUTH AMEuDA. CENTRAL AMERICA AMI
MENltJ
uany Oalec, 0G r.rr fpJt % CAa -, Nouh ilycL
'' II. J. III LLAN.
Superintendent
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Cost an0 found.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
- YoHh TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TH1
UPTOWN OFFIC Es. No. l.2Ss Ero-iway corner thirty
nrsts 3Os West twenty thrd.si.. sorper Eglth ave.
S o. East Fourteenth It corner Vnior .gcare 200 Third
ave-, corner fcrty-s'yeDth ST. at the HARLEM ofFICEc
IcOl and $500 Thirlavc. oorrer or- bebdea Ass'
twenty ith.s,. UP TO p. al regular ollce Istsa
DANk BOOK LOST .--bank book ~:
ID 5ls05i II the Bower, savings Ba, - n,.s,aa
finder Is Icguea return Tie bank ~ n 800 -
before lie 10th day 81 June lssl application VIII % "
t.e bank FOX new ooo-.
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BROOKLYN properip for Sale anS Go Est.
d = OSO 81, 100 cash will buy twO-stOTy
I'D eJ.&NJUs basement brown stone, 10 rooms; al n
pruy encpt GAS Bergen-st., near Carlton ave
rutland & WHITING, III NAssan-st
Gales bp Auttion.

Uutto W @tutiioH'
Jersey CATTLE.
The Handsomest and Best Family Cows IN the World.
exhibiting at the American Institute Building.
Sd.ave., between 63d and Gath ats, NcwfOrk.
where all to be sold $500
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, NAV IL and H. 1881,
commencing each day at 10 O'Clock a IN.
Mr.. L. A LAWRENCE, Aucuoneer
The catalogue 100 animals largely from the most
distinguished prize winning and butter Among them
deseedants from the great Euotas Fayor1te o e
Fins Jersey Bell Of scitnaie Alphca Couhs Ly Motty
flora Ffbet Shsrpesss Duchess LADY Mary Maple Leaf
&C. and the get Of suo noted bulls as Jupiter Duke bar
ngton Upro Butter Boy Pclonus Perrot seventh esey
olddust Much Ado. Apheus Duke VI scuste Pedro and
Others
The consgnmeuts from 81 different ownersps many OF
whom noted breeders There are drafts from The herbs on
Holly, Plainned, n j.. H. Russell Milton
nssa; A. B. Darling New York T. y Bovditch Framing
ham, Hasa; William and IT. K G. Watson Nestchoster, y VI:
!. vaeutine. Mountanvls, vi D. T. Appleton Ipswich
Mass g. NJ Burnham, Saugstnck. Conn. Dr. J. " Borland
and Thos Fitch, New London Conn., Edwin Thorn Thorn.
dale NY; Davis Collamore Orange, n j. o. = spot
ford. Hunts Point, n Y; Mckeon Huhek kaston Penn
Sing Sing n v. J. N Willis Marlboro, ~ James sun
man, Cornwall n. Y. and the estate Of t. Delaned SMITH
Shrewsbury, M.
Address Correspondence and applications for catalogues TO
PETER &. KELLOGG 4 co. lO1 John st.
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RAILROAD.
ON and after Hl, ~. ISL,
A. -

GREAT TRUNK LINE
And UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Triin l'aye New York. Desbrossos and Cortland-
Str,"L. Ferries. a. fullow.
Iarr-iurg Tttshurg. the West and SOnth. with Pullman
Paarr cars attached. q a. m. u and $50 M daily.
MillaIn.purt Lock Haven. NJ. $50 y. CORY and
A connecting At Cory 1itusvle Pctro
lcum Centre aud the oil Regions.
Patunrr Washington and the South. Limited Washing
ton rNnr-s" nf Pullman PaIDr Cars daily. except sunday
Ia 4 M arrive WASHINGTON Regular ut 80 AMI $40
~ M: 3 So and 10 o. M. niehi. sunday, $50 M,
and 10 D. 'ft
FNur,s. q baltimore. except SUNDAY. y.
For Atlantic tlty. | o. ~. without chang" o. ears.
Bouts Rrooklvn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey y. anorng speedy aud direct transfer for
rroosyn travel. 49,. 80 =, o-
daily q ~ D. m daily except Monday. From Washington
a"J n,norr q 81 a. m: $50 5:2O. -, aud 1850 y. M.
SUNDAY. go a m. and 1880 D. n. From phiialel.
mia 30 4 50 = $40 1910 ll;i0a m: no. .. $50 $40.
b'.uI 80 as. and 1880 D. Sunday $50, $780, ).
10 \: 40 A M. $50. 9.35. and l0:5Op
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INNAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QTEENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCL.-Ihc steamers ~ TIT, Line take Lieutenant
hnury's Lam iunirs a. all rcaspu- ~ he's year
CITY up MDSIREAL.....TIIt i.~DAN, May 10. 10 a. IN
CITY on istltiIS - RDAl, MAY - p.
CITY OF BRt --EIS. ...... TIM KSDAY. June .. ga
cry OF CHESTER ....... ~Al EDAN. June II. pm.
CITY or RICHMOND .... .TllI R-DAi. June IL, i.
iTun Per 81 y. r.. foot Of CharltOnst
CAHlN. $-O and sOo Return tickctso favorable terms
SIEt RAGE. 81 Prepaid. 80. Drafts at lowest rates
Saloons, raionru-, smoking and bathrooms amd-hips
1hosr steamers do not c1ftir, sheep or Pigs
join g. DALE, Agrni. - and - BIoad"ay, y y.
Philadelphia once. 80 lOj south ith st
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IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT The
UPTOWN OPTIC rs, No. l23s Broadway corner Thirty
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GoA lOO1 and 28u0 Thirdave corner one hundieo Ano
txcuty .6ith-st up 70 p m. at REGULAR once rs'-A
ELEGANT TOWN CARRIAGES.
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200 carriages. SECOND HAND
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SINGLE SEAT BREWSTER TOP WAGON.
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~ SETS HARNESS.
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IEf EAST 3STH-ST.-A nicely furnished
IO4 ROOM with BOARD; large closet, hot ana cola
well ventilated ~ nueman aud wife of single gen