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New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
Art Extraordinary.
PAINTINGS

WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS
By some Of che masters OF Europe are now on
exhibition 800 FutOnst near Pierepontst, Brooklyn
To be sold at public auction Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday evenings March 49, 80 and 81 commencing at
O'clock The collection been gathered during the past
year by MI NJ anus Is Brdgewater square London from
the great art of Europe and will be positively sold
"I'HO"' .lDl'' ~ W. COLE & MURPHY Aucnoneers.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27

FIRST ISsTALMENT FOR 1881.
rTb;s record Is continued from The TRIBUNE Of De-
cenabe' 28, $780, .eoo
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5uerlal Notlres

Albany Senate Chamber.-M exican onyx and sienna
marb wal OrnamentaOns graphically described 10 The
Herald March TO- furnished ano erected oy .;
KLABER & Co. West blstst. near Broadway importers o.
Mexc and Manufacturers OF Marble Mantes, MOnu
ments, WainscounR Thing. Counters. &c
New-York tribune., 1881-03-27
American Waltham Watches
STUART & SHEPARD, SPECIAL AGENTS

MAIutu'Itutt utIL LIVatl Isy
A mlddIes snch lady Of education and refinement,
competent 70 :atruct0n In the lAnRuases pano a.u
haT desfes 10 Of household iD the city
country with without chdren highest TESTIMONIALS OF
character. Address Nine r. D.,
Tribune Uptown Once, ,23S Broa1way
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FIRE MATTERS.

A regular meeting Of the Water
Witch Fire Company was held last
evening, aud the new charter pass
ed by the present Legislature was
received and accepted.
The company intend in very
short time To commence the erection
OF their new engine house ON Sixth
street near Tatnall. Plans of the
new building were submitted Iast
evening aud general discussion en-
sued as to the respective merits of
each plan. The matter of adoption
was postponed until next Monday
evening.
The members of the Relianc.
gathered in their parlor last even
ing aud partook OF fine pound
cake that had been presented To
them by their lady friends in com
memoration OF the eighty fourth an
nlversary of the company. A vote
oil thanks was extended to the eener
GUS ladies.
The Delaware held a general bus
mess meeting.
The Washington have decided to
repalnt their house and clean the
outside brickwork. Glasses will al
go De placed in the doors.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.

a meeting OF The lotholders of the
hiVerview Cemetery, was held last
evening in the office OF d. L. Hawkins,
Tor The purpose OF Considering the matter
OF extending the city railway to The
cemetery. The matter was presented
TO these present by Rev. L. G. Littell.
who is working earnestly for The
measure. At the present time there is
ABOUT Sbooo subserlbed.for the improve
meht'oul IL requires al least 81 900 more
before Inc work OF extending the line
could be commenced. No more was
subscribed last evening.
- The work OF laying The new tracks on
Fourth street, will be commenced en-
Monday morning next, and tie contrae.
Tor, Mr.. Wharton, desires to secule tie
services of at least one hundred men,
he says he Will have it completed anu
IN running order III Two weeks.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

| FOR PHILADELFHIA.-l.5 IS 2.2a, $50 IAN
s.l0S,W' ~, 1912, 1880, a. M. l2l5; I2.26
IN sundays, 1883, 2.23, $40, "a. m; $40. d. IL
| b.3l, p.55, 1000 p. IN.
For new YoRK.-l.5s, 2.26.sO 100, 100.
Am; 1928, I2.43, 2ts, 6l7, p. M. On
sundays, Los, 2.28 q. M. Bl7 p. IN.
FOX BALTIMORE AND WAsHIKGroN.-
iZ,2l, 2.u5, 10, 7.o5 ,s.S5, a. n. !; l2.55, I.04
i.5i,!.0n, 7.0S, p. IN. On Sundays, 1851, 2.Q8
z. 3, So "A. IN.
7.ls p, IN. No sunday trains.
FOR NEW CASTLE.-6.00 80, a. M; Los
S.Gl, go, p. IN, No Sunday trains,
FOR DELAWARE H. R.-9.3O a. M; Loo,
800, y. N. No Sunday trains,
foB WILMINGTON 4 NoKTHERE r. * -
trains.
Fox DELAWARE WESTERN Il. K-1I5
40 M; $50 p. m. No sunday train s.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-lZI3 Los. 2Ua
~ s.@ w, u M; l2.l5, i2.45, I.O2. $50
IA. On sundays, l2.I, Los, 2Us, -, lO.it
a. m: IS y. IN.
FROM NEW YoRK.-l.5s. 2OS, 7.52. : %, a.
nj l2.ih, .O2, 4.5O7,OOp. m. Onsu nays
l.no, 2.te, 7.52 u. m.
FROM BA LrIMoRE.-l.53, 2.l7, 9.3s t..I..
IN; l@.@v, I24l, 300, Coz y.Ai, .. m, sun
dt$s, b5, ~ a. IN. d.O7 $50 y. m.
FROM MAsHINGroN,-l.53, Z.l7. a. IN.
lays, t.OI, y 80 y. IN,
Rom NEW CAsrLE.-S.4s, 9.3j, l2lua IN.
$40, 6,iV y. m. No sunday trains.
koM DELAWARE X. R.-s.5J, II m
.. W p. IN. No Sunday Trains
RON W ILMISGfuN Il NORTHERN X. X
$40, ll'31 II. IN; 6.45 p. IN. No Suuday
trains.
Rom DELAWARE WESTERN K. R.-s.W
a. Ia. 10, p. IN. No SUNDAY trains.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET ANp W As4ISarn.
ANkHUh-5.1a,5. 30 s.I5, tU.S1, 20 ii As a. m.
|. ~, 80, 31D. 100, 4.J0, j.I5, 300, so sun
I'D IlsW r. IA. On sundays, s.l5 n. M.
30, s.i3, ll.31 y. IN.
From THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
sfAEEIs -'.3V, lbs IA. Ia IL 10, 40. a..
u W a. m. On sundays LOO. a m
horE,-The black figures represent In.
Limited Express ON which AN extra
are harged.
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FALSE REASONING.

Suppose . machine should fail t. per
form its work, and the swuer, instead OF
try ing to ascertain the cause of failure
and remedy 1t, should run right alohg.
and arguesth rs the machine had heIs.
tofore come AROUND all right 1t would
soon be so again. II a general and per-
manent break down ensued could any
body be blamed but himselfY Now pre-
cisely this way do people act and argue
when The "human machine" 10 out of
order. When the liver is "torpld" and
bowels constipated every one knows that
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
afford promp. and permanent relief
Yet some guess the "machlne" will come
around ali right, and do nothing Could
any system of false reasoning be more
pernlciOus? Suppose the blood be cut OF
order and there he pimples, ulcers, or
running sores, with scrofulous tum srs,
dwellings and general debility, aud those
thus affected should refuse to use Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
guessing that the blood would pnrify
inelf, could anybody be- blamed bat
themselves, II general and permanent
breakdown of health ensued? No reme-
dy yet known equals the Discovery IN
curing all scruiulous, throst, bronchial
and lung diseases. Sold by druggists.
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THIRD EDITION
NEWARK LETTER.

RECEPTToN--INAUG DAY
PERSONAL - BUSINESS CONSOLE
DATIoN, ETC.
Correspondence OF Gazette.
NEWARK, March S,ss1861.
Those who read the papers will
remember that Representative Pill
Ing made quite an extended l?l
speech in the house of representa-
tives last week. On Saturday even.
ing number of the prominent men
OF Newark secured the services of
the Citizens Cornet Band proceeded
to his residence and escorted him TO
Exchangeshall where general speech
making followed. The people of
this hundred, including both parties
seem to be well satisfied with their
representative.
MIR. Edward Zimmerman has been
removed from the branch Office at
Iron Hill Cut to Newport, and will
attend to the duties Of night opera
tor at that place.
Mr.. Andrew Fisher, ST., and Mr.,
Benjamin Wilson have rented the
coal and lumber yard formerly own
ed by Mr.. 5. Y. Wilson, decd, and
will conduct the same under the
name of Fisher and Wilson.
The fourth of March was not OBJ
served in Newark as one of it's
greatest days by no means, not in,
timating that the occasion would
not justify it. A few flags were dis.
played, but beyond this there was
no observance. But few of our citi.
zens went to witness the ceremon~
les, and two of those who did saw
they had the honor of polishing the
Presidents boots, but as the young
men in question are drawing upon
their own imaginations we will say
nothing further.
MIR. Joseph Wheeler, OF Whining
ton, visited Newark yesterday, and
spent pleasant day among his old
friends. Although Mr.. Wheeler is
a former resident of this town, and
has lived in Wilmington since his
removal, this is the first time he has
been in Newark for twelve years.
The Newark Ledger office will be
sold at public sale tomorrow, the
SSn lnst' ANON.
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AND
ONE PRICE

We feel that the day has
ssms when it should no longer
be necessary fer a house to
have at the head Of its advsr-
tissnsnt the words some price,"
as we cannot conceive how any
house can charge one customer
enc price and another customer
a higher price, and reconcile
themselves that they are doing
business based upon the law Of
equity, because in many cases
the person who pays the highest
price is less abls to do so. Our
reason for mentioning the above
fact is that Wilmington is
rapidly growing at this time and
strangers soming int our city
are naturally desirous of know
ing where to 60 to buy their Car
pets and Dry goods at the low
eat market rates and should be
as equally anxious to avoid de-
eeptlon of asy kind.
We have of late had susto-
nSrs to say to US that q certain
House had offered them Tapes
try Brussels CARPETS which thew
were selling for . | 25 at Sl.00
because they wanted number
Of yards. Wewill here Try and
show the inconsistency Of such
statements. In the first place
there is NO one price House that
asks over . 40 fer any Tapes
try Carpet and thai 10 "Rox-
bury" and they cost over $l.0O
at the agsnts, again another
house has been asking Sl.lO for
Extra Super Ingrains, but when
tsld that we were selling the
same for Sl.0e as they have
frsqasntly been they would re-
ply BY saying that ours were
not as good, bat prove to their
customers that We were being
misrepressnted by eonsonting
10 take sl.00 before they would
let thea &c cat,
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N r r VIM IT
TONGA SPECIFICA


a Rem Ely WITHOUT A RtvAt
a., a., uiaehhth arising from Nefyous iatt 10
- - lai I1lsofders, over Indplga,,3,t !,
Rlous hhblls, as we'll ia from n, 80 o.
tI VA OF pid age. Its cnratI We t,, ~ 1s-
~ ~ IN violent and chronic forms ~ 9Pei-
iolioWlhX diseases have been ,,tt,sst ~ M
~ tli NY most Eminent Physicians "
D1SREPsIA SEXUAL EXT a Irsrt,,,t
f ~ AhqSE aFEkMATORRHSE IN
"a - 1AllfE GENERAL, DERif my
DIZZINESS IMPOTENCY -
PREM AZURE DEGAY NJ a.,
II LAS been IN Use over forty vti,rs'
Il, - So-ady The most popular rsioe.i1v 81" ~.
10 10 diseases e-menlionpd IN ~, III
~ mo MI; IL can be used without Tegard
!. .t,a let, - pleasant in taste, ana 49,
9hau all, IL IN sure, safe and certain 49,
~ ~ no qnAck medicine, but stands 49, =,
~ own merits, AS any trial viii az I i.i
demonstrate. Since 1886 this remad =, Ply Ply
hlWays been sold for a much Iarua1 y mas
IMAM That for which IL is now sSiI gIise
owing TO the fact that the lime ~, g It
payment OF an enormous ROYALTY nn 40, me %
" ,1hahutacture has expired, Ii is 0fiered ~
she SUFFERING of both sexes at one ds,;la ~
per Dox, SO as to be within the resci .,
al al which price 1t will be SEM Ia ~ VI
ADDRESS free of furtbar charge. any
ADDRESS, DR.. WILLIAM VOTING
MAJ May be consulted on ali diseases nh Ia
Sd&W 6mos
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GETTING THE OUTRAGE MILL
READY.

WASHINGTON, March s.-Among the
callers at the Executive Mansion today
was delegation Of Alabama Republi-
cans consisting of w. T. Ewing, Joseph
ii. Speed, Winfield 5. Bird, Phiiip
Joseph, T. j. Crenshsw, l.. Z. Coulson.
a. W. Mccullough and others. The
delegates presented a statement showing
The condition Of the STATE, and earnestly
requested The President 10 consider the
same. Reference was made 10 the Elec-
ton law OF the State as opening wide
the door to fraud ard rendering detection
ana punishment impossible, and it was
stated that the elections OF the State are
little more than farce. The Presi-
dents attention was earnestly invited to
these statements with view to rene
oying as much as possible the evils
which exist.
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IN OTHER HANDS.
The P, W. h B. R. R. Passes
Into the Control OF the
Pennsylvania
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN Bos-
TON, NEW YORK, AND PHILA-
DELPHIA STOCK MARKETS.

The excitement Of few days ago
lover the report that the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad had secured a cont oil
ing interest in the p, W. & b. X. r.
had hardly died away until another
rumor was upon the streets, that the
Pennsylvania X. r. had purchased q
controlling interest in the p, w. d
b. II. X.
THE GAME COMMENCES.
When the stock market opened
in Boston this morning furry COM
mensed upon hundreds by many of
shares Of the p, W. q. b. X. X. being
thrown OH the markets. At first 1t sold
at "a but gradually went up to TIT,
when the excitement commenced in
earnest, aud the brokers went almost
wild.
At the last 6gurs mentioned above,
those holding stock BEGAN to unload,
and kilograms went pouring into the
Tx change in regard to the matter.
Ike Tact Of Tue unloading process,
seon became known in the New York
aud Philadelphia exchanges aud at these
places the excitement grew rs the stock
went up.
WHO wAaIN II?
When II became known that the stock
was being thrown upon the market, ana
the prices rapidly arose, people began 10
wonder what IL meant. Some thought
that IL was the consummat of the h.
x y. scheme to get control
Soon, however, IL became apparent
tlat II was the Il. Il o., and some hid
den foe. This only had the effect of
creating more excitement.
THE FOE SHOWS MS HAND.
FroiA $3.50 the stock as il was offer
ed Tor sale Went up to $50 and Thousand
upon thousands OF shares changed hands
al the latter price. Then it was that
tie unseen foe showed his hand.
The foe proved TO be the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, aud when this fact be.
came definitely know, the excitement
was indescrlbable.
*. OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
At noon to-day the Board OF Direc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania X. K, met At
their ONCE in Philadelphia, and hard
~ had they taken their seats when
President Roberts of the Pennsylvania
announced to them that he had Sc
cured control of the p. w. d Il, r..
r., paying $50 per SHARE for the stock.
The ,ard at once ratified his action,
ana congratulated him upon his couo
u etdt. The announcement OF President
Roberts when IL became known on the
streets, sent the stock OF the L. X. r..
booming up OF. 30 per share.
Elliott johnson & Co, bankers, Sixth
and Market streets, and II Il Robinson
q Go, Fourth and Market recaiyad
dispatches stating that the panns slya
MIA had secured control of the p w "a Il
beyond peradvsDture. The rsDorl
occasions excitement here.
STILL CONTINUES.
The excitement still continues at the
stock exchanges. A dispatch received
in this city at O'clock, says that ALI
stock offered is being purchased BY The
Pennsy lyania.
by this smart trick the b. Il o. is left
out In The cold altogether, and con. plete
ly at The mercy OF the +. X. r., SO far AZ
their outlet IN New York is concerned
They may by some means combine
with Col. McGomb and take up the
amended charter Of The Delaware Wes,.
ern. II they do it viii have the effect of
pushing forward the construction of The
new railroad.
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Foreign Item.

Dr. Barber was killed ~,
NO WOUNDED, INC BY the Beers WHIP aad d., Dbl
Az armisliee with lie B %,lse Free Sss
mas s,e1 signed, and i. ' !, hs'A rG
neg, negotiations lr. will be opened a believed ps
tlon. The British Goy v"ea Oh iuesgs'|
20 20 gran grant them some Indictment o,',,Gal pepss
, ,saeral constitution .jm pinlauence VII, ,
o ,'. But the Beers 'r ,'.,a, to thai II
lu1e autonomy. The Dutch y On aSs
wnile not departing from no n',overhnst
Us, It's Influence both Win IFS.Islill vii
1he Beers for the restors,ia England I'd
resolutions in favor Of Boer o. peax
ence were passed at a ma,.. M lnarpent,
amsterdam n on Saturday "'Ips'lns d
Brand, OF the Orange Free S., r'esideai
,anoI,hg peace negotiations.~neeIs pe-
ored and twenty-six persons U va'. ha.
ana prperty to the Iyalue Of s5 Sgte kiIli
ssiioyed by the earthquake Gi-o3oet
Nlhe vessels and 100 lives wa i'cDil>
lhe Absrdeenshire coast IN Wv, ", LOST d
storm.-Thres persons feIl iD tne lees
rom a balloon which ascan may 1ae "
Nice on Sunday and were Ins, 'a lol
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About the Competin,,,-

AT IL meeting Of The Board op i
rectors of the Delaware W. H. =
railroad, yesterday afternoon 't n
President was directed 10 em,i "
surveyors to survey the lonts Y
the competing line between MA
more and Philadelphia. D4
SO far, it does not appear Chat n
persons excepting Col. Nrr~!
and VIM. II. Vanderbit are IN i,
new combination, but assurancs,,s
given that the new line will beSSI
From the latest dey.lmim..
published elsewhere it wouldss
that the Baltimore & Ohio R1'Iisi
is once more interested in CONF
ing line.
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TOWN ELECTION.

AN ExoITrNG CONTEXT IN SMYRNA.
Correspondents of the Gazette.
SMYRNA, March THE town cleo
ton here to-day was attended with
considerable interest, and about two.
thirds OF full vste was polled. There
were four tickets in the field, viz =
The Progressive ticket, the Improve
ment ticket, the Town ticket aud the
Independent ticket. The Progressive
ticket was elected There was son-
siderable scratching aud number of
scattering votes, but politics did not
enter into the contest. The result was
as follows
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WALL STRBET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and feverish, with slight
fluctuations and no decided tendency up
or down. Money was stringent and
loaned at l. 10 premium, with rslaxa-
tion to 4 per cent in the last transactions.
Governments were steady, States dull.
and railway bonds quist, with less
firmness. Foreign exchanges weak q,
nominally unchanged rates.
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II EGIsrER's ORDER.


REG IsTERis OFFICE.
new Gahtle county, March BID. 1891 I
Upon the application OF Samuel NJ
lall! Executor Of John w. Mccall iat.
OF Tied Lion Hundred, in said con-
" deceased, III is ordered and d recled nv ~,
htslsier that the \ dmi nj traitor aforesaiJ
~ go hotlce OF the granting of letters
tt's1dllichLafy upon me estate of Inc
a%%cSased, with the date OF granting Iheral
o. ~ causing advertisements Il, Ia aaa1
"a Wllhln lofty days from the dat of 80
ietlefa, III SIX OF the most public nisoas ue On
Inc county Of New Castle reo,i59r ,,as y, "
persons having demands apainSi ~ 81. aii
late To present the same or ahiIe a., o O.,
iSt " Assembly IN such case made u ~
htof'itn. ANA also cause the gama 10 -
tiHstfIeu within the same period In tba
h1NGION GAZETTE, "a neWspanarn,h
'lshsq IN Wilmington, and to be cnitl,'
oed lhefein three weeks, teod@.
60 Given under the hand aud -,
! IL y. OF Office OF the Register afoTeesJdi
- al Wilmington In New GastI1
county, aforesaid, the day and wear shnS,o
"tt''eh' y. Z. BlGGS. Register.
an N OTTO
persons having claims against III.
est1Ie OF me deceased must pTesenL h
SANS SANS duIy attested to the Executar
od OF before March Sd, 1882. or ABIDE H.,
~eI VI assembly In such case made am
pi'Fiueu' SAMUEL ]. MCCALL,
Address Red Lion Post ONCE,
N h5-3Weou
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

" EDN EsbA4i March . ) r N
Lol IL Is IL iair demand aId Dripes ~.
urn. safes ot 100 bblr, lHeIlIi, - ar
ia ia tAtias, al II - IA ) 10 lor Iutti,iIta ~,
iaAE9 E4eaf, ahd a. - - 4a6 y Tor s5T.I.t1f.
IN eFlNahla extra family al sII5s5z a,73i
~ a2., al - aea1 -, and Patents MI - ~
- lsSt Flour IS steady, with turtb..p
sates al - PEI barrel. VI tiieI
'kAlS ~ heat il In fair requesl and
e cent per bnshei higher. saiss ~
~ .I'i ~ pusheh including fejected at Al M
"a - a. 10. red, ia lots, at II lgf,I IL "
a a. No - RED In elevator at ii is3, Marstat
~ - April, and 81 IS. May Rye Il aair ~.
s a,iu wanted al Doc. Tor PeGnsXIya.,
1oin ~ y In fair request and miner. sai ia
% o. IV,UV Bushels, Including yellow 10,
~ ho5ci STEAMER, at o355454s whifa, "a "a,
S sli a, l tne open board 1000 bushels Aprii
s9id al 81 &C., 5lz4c was bid for FEB. 5Ic f,,t
March o. sc. Tor April, aid 5315c. Tor M
,, oats are dull. sales Of s5J5 busnefs
l lia,, white at 4214a4a &c, and re-
le .,l, ana mixed at c. a lie The re
sstpls to-day were as follows: 1920 narrsIs
o. hour. 1000 bushels wheat. 81 naa
S"S Tia,t corn 900 bush. Gals, 1900 busheis
b&tlry, ~ barrels whiskey,
NhiskEY.-Smsll sales OF Wester,, tr,,
o39!l9 ar Lep0l ted at 81 II per gallon.
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STABBED BY A SFcpo

CHicAoo, March "A numh..
colored boys snowbalIinp r" "u.l0H I
Italian named Toney Ragcio, NV i'l |
monstrated with them. 4 s yon. sn9A
named Clyde drew a knife And T.. Al
II into the Italians back irG P'alsA
very dangerous wound. Clyde s..,9.,
aud has not been arle.ted. '' '''''a
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SPECIAL NO1 ICE.
GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C, will send recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In south
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, iSatson ID
NeW York CftV. May4-eOdD&wly
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GAMBETTA DECLINES Ap,.c.

PARIS, March I'm. Gambstta had i.
iohs interview with President Grew Io :
Jay. Il was held in private, but tba
former states that the object was IN inv '
form President GIovy that be IN Gu r. III
oetta) has no desire to take a pes,tios !.
head of affairs. pSSilioh al
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MUNICIPAL REPORTS

City Auditor Underwood has reviewed
municipal reports for the year 1850 from
The cities OF Louisville, Cinciuual and
81 Louis. They are very elaborate ana
give comprehensive details OF the work.
ings of these great clues,
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Dsn'g ISIS - p En Garrett, q. W. TaIl.y.
Aud Isaac T. Elliot weTs .,na oo. lsoh
a a. mlltse to report upon tue issssh,f
vi culuhR canal from near III.
~ noun Oh shellpot Creek, 10 the river q
Va ii.e lance OF about q mile. This will ha
aohe Tor the purpose of pr.v,ni,se
y ,sal srom shellpot creek In case Of
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FOURTH EDITION


Cloudy weather with rain, easteriy
winds, possibly becoming variabt,
stationary or higher temperature, lower
barometer in the eastern part.
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SALE OF A STREET RAILvAy

The majority OF the stock of the Lou-
bard and South streets Passenger Rail.
WAY OF fhlladelphia las been bought by
William Wharton, Jr., and Others, who
are The owners OF the West Bud AnTor !.
aud Park Passenger Railway Compsny
and that the Two lines will probably be-
run as one railway, junction being
ensc'sd by means Of South street bridge
ac oss the Schnylkil. MIR. Wba,r1H
pun the Wilmington street railway and
mas the contract for extending II On
Fourth Street. - oii
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Wilmington NaarA....


Beer cattle We're Ia fait demand. ard
prices We're fmer. 24UO mead arrIyed aud
So.a az the different yards a. IA o..
yer pound, as 10 condition.
- "a HEF we're III demand aud hrmy
allteishl yards at o..ab &C., per 10, an 10
=. l !, =, wire iiflnly held at full prtses
800 ..,9 leaa an anu sold tt the dif-r
quality, > 1oSohDiis 70
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Marriages have Increased 10 pe; ceai
since Young men have Learned Of IAe
soothing effect Of Sines' Tar, WDld Cherry
anu Hoarhound upol babies Young lsa
II you keep "A bottle ON hand tor an fnet
gcncy, you are safe In bringing tdl1ga
a climax. IDS
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vi the Commissioners Messrs. Half
ECKER, Taylor and FARES were on all
excepting the Independent ticket. and
a. Lee Cummins, and Geo. NJ. steven
son were on the Independent aud Tnwn
tickets. o"ll