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Governor Mcclellan, of New Jersey, has
declined the Presidency of the New York
Underground Railway, to which he was re-
Gently elected.
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John Rowe, ex Surveyor General Of
Pennsylvania, and at one time Speaker OF
the House of Representatives, died Monday,
in Grecncastle, aged GO years.
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The following is the Circular sent each Tax
Collector in the County:

OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF CARBoN Co,
Mduch Chunk, Pa, Dec. 8, 1880.
DEAR SIR: You are hereb' notified that the
Resolution. passed by the County Commits
sioners, via That "Hll Exuneratinns for
County and state Taxes must be made ON or
before the 3lst y of December. 1880, ard that
all duplicates must be fully settled up on or
before said day." will be strictly adhered to,
and that all balances outstanding aiter thai
date will be collected BY uue process OF law.
Very truly yours,
II. f. SwARTZ,
Commissioners Clerk.
BY order Of the County Commissioners,
ii. L. 5.
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% a Y III u Y &

obtain for new inventions. or for IGp owe
mems IN Old OneA Caveats, In IN -enents
rrade-N NRrks and all patent bus ness p:Onp,
ll att en- isd tO.
VENTI ms THAT HAVE BEEN RE-
JE l.. ID IN st.li. ii mo I Eases be ntena ,
BY us. Being pos e. the u. > P,tn Que.
nd engaged IN PATFNr BU~IN4. SIX
LCSIN Ely, we cpu ecure pa,en = m le ?
tme than thuse'wl0 aIe ne uOte from Nasl
inR
~ hen Inventors send IN ldel or sketch we
max fePu h m he lHtru o. liice nd nuv sc a
"a ns patent Dil ty F .ER OF CHA GE o res
pOadcncs CnnuGeniiai fees reasonable; q
No On RE UNLESS P.4TENF Is Oh
1AINED
We refer bY DermI'siO 10 the CIV POstmas
ter and 10 the upcf.nt ndtLt OF the Posi- 90
nee MtneY Order ID vision IN Washington. Fni
sprclau retcren g. circular advlce I rms &c.
ad0rcSs- q. a SNOW q CO..
Gee. --cUr.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

To all our patrons and friends we wish
A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR,
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KendaII's Spawn Cure.

CONCORD, N. H.. Jan. 2. 1880
B. J. KIND AL Il CO.. Gentlemen We have
u oeautlul rObn mare tfut was iven TO us on
ce un. Of II spnvIn on het leg. winch mare her
Gegdl me- We I o. OF hfr sh e and lowed
her to run IN the barn vaid IN he iall If the
wear, rpp wing 'Kendalfs SPAWN CuIt' accord
mo TO directions. We dit not use her for
month. She + entIreiy cured, aud 3he bunch
cOiap lete,y removed. and has never bteI 'ue
since We state whnt W" KnOw TO DC I CO
We have sold twelve dozen bat les in thr shO
time that we have acted uS vour agents IN Con.
cord. II 'sprc fully 'Ours.
UNDERHILL & KIrTREDGE
ApntheeaTtes.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF LEHIGHTON.

The Annual Election of Seven Directors Of
this Bank will be held Mt the Banking House,
on TUESDAY, JANUARY nth, 1881, be.
tween the hours of ! and 3 o. lock z. NJ
W. W. BOW MAN, Cashier.
LehigatoD, Dec. IS, lSS0-w3
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PU BLIC S Il E
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate & personal Property.

Inc unuerSlHneU. IOT lHe oTpnhn cnlluTeh
of benjamin Zimmerman. late Ot West Penn
Township, Schuylkill county, Pa VIII sell at
public sale, on the premises Aforesaid, ON
Saturday, January lst, 1881,
commencing at ON E o'clock p. M, the follow.
ing valuable real estate, 10 wit; l. All ihl IT
messuage, tenement and tract 'fland situate
IN West Penn township, aforesaid, bJunded
by lands Of John B 1lict, Henry Ballet. Dan
lei Gerber, Jacob Ballet and others contain
ing us ACRES. more or less The improve.
ments thereon are one story Plank Dwelling
House. about 2SX35 feet, vii kitchen attach
ed; one bank barn about 35xoO teet, wagon
sheds, one stable AMI other outbuIldrngs
There is also an orchard Of Choice Fruit
Trees and good stream Of water running
through the property.
All that certain tract or piece OF land
situate in West Penn township aforesaid,
bOunded and described as follows, to wit: By
lands of Charles Adams, Daniel OH, Nathan
OntZ and David Middlecum. containing n
AORES and l89 PERCHES. more or less.
The improvements un this Tract is one New
Harn. about 2Sx35 feet. good spring Of
water is located near the Barn.
ALSO. at the same time, Horses COWS,
Hues, 2 ShOats, n lot Of Chickens, 2-hOrse
agon, arriages, l SulkeS, Sielghs
Threshing Machine, horse power) Windmill,
Moving Machine Glover ThreShing aRchine,
HAY Ladders, Hay, Sraw. Grain, Potato, s,
Beds ana Bedding, Stoves and Pipe, a7peis.
Chars. Tables, lock, Watch, Barrels. Vine
gar, Tubs. Buffalo Robe and n great variety
of Farm Implements and Household Furni-
ture too numerous to meniion
Terms will he made known at the time and
place OF sale.
SAMUEL ZIMMERMAN,
For the Orphans.
December 4, lsso.-i-w#
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New Advertisements.
E'E:YSTEKsYsYs''
Flow Lost, How RGStOred f,

Inst puhnshe' n new edition of DIR. CuJ
VERWELLS CE' EB raw ESSAY OF the
Radical ure of SPEgMA1 oRRHEA, or ,Ser'i A.
" kness, Involuntary Sen. 10 ses IMPo-
TENCY. Menta and Physical Inc ,pBcity, ,Im d.
me - to Marriage, etc ai-O, CUASo9PTIJ IN,
EFILEPsY FITS nduced bv self-lndulgence
OF sexual eNtrava-ances. etc
, he celebrated N hor In this admirable Els.
say, cletr uemOnst' ates. trdm a thlrtN
e. "cessiul praclice. that ne RlHrm'r cOnse-
quences Of sell abuse may be radically c c,.e.
~ n ing out mode OF ou Q At ont sim , o..
certain and efectual, by means of VIII oh e.
sufferer, no matter whist hls cOn'i i1r u'"'- o.
CAIIY.
" This Lee ur" should be in the hands Of
every youth and every map in N
sent under seal. IN plain envelope. to any
address, postpaid, on receipl OF tx conLs OF tw o
postage stamps. Address the Publishers
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
81 ANN st.. New York N Y.
p o. Box $3.50 Jan. |, 1SSl-yl
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From Rev. ?. N. Granger,
Pres. Elder of st. Adams Dist.

st. Albans. Vt Jan. 2Oth. 1851.
DIR. B. ] KENDALL & co Gents lin eplv
% yOuI e ter W I, say that my experience
with X ndilrs SpavIn cure hal been vrrv
sat siHctO'Y indeed. lhrre ur iour years a 90
procured q OOtt OF your agent and wi II II
cures horse Ot lamrueS causrd bv SPAWN
l. st ,ep Oh NV horse became very lame Snf
urne hun out Tor a tcw weeks when he be
cam' betI T.. nui when put mm on the road
.le grcw wO' se. when dI GOV red Ia Il ring
Jnnr was tor NJ ~, | pfOcu I'd DOT 10 If X u.
/ lrs pawn Cure and with less than Uuti &
cured l1n - that he / not NO, neither car
he bunch be found. Respectful y0L,s
l. N. GiANGER.
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KENDALL'S
SPAWN Cure on Human Flesh


Pa tens Mi .. Washington CO., NY,
February I, IS
KENDALL Al D., Dear Slr.-1he par leu
lar ca e o. wuicn Used YOnr" Sp viz Cure
vas q m llrn,nt ankle pr IN ot 70 month
sian. ing. j nad iried ui'ny things. bat IN IN
Nunr IS avn ur " nut the loot t. the Ounu
aRaln, nd for the frs time since hJIt. o
Dltursl pa mo. 70. For n fam ly nniment 1t tx
ceis an, mug We cvei used.
Yours ttuly. hEv n, p. BELL
PasOr NJ Church. i'atp n Nj n. Y.
KENDALL SPAVI CURE is sure in ITS
effecs nt IN its actipi as / does bhst,r
Yet II Is penetTau ng and pow fui IA reach eve
nv deep siaIed pa o. t0 remove any 1Ony
growth OF other enlai gement. suct n SpiyIns
,phnts CurUs G slOls, SDiains, swell ines,pny
Lant moss and all t-ni r-emeuis uf the Onts
az Limb , or Rhsumatisn IA Man. anu 20, nhv
purpose for " hich Lin ms ut ts used for Nan
or Brast IL now inOWn tO he The best I'M
meat Tot man ever used aoilng uiiid vet Ger
ton m lts effects.
Send address Tor Illustrated rlrcu'ar whicn
we think, gives pOsit We pr OF OF iis Virtu' -
M remedy ans yer net with such unqualified
suecess 10 our know euge, Tor Beast a. well as
Nan.
Price o. 1ei bottle, "r slx bottles for o. ALL
ID uggisgs ia o IL Ut can = if for you or It
WI he sent to any address n rece pit nI ITlee
b, the pro rirtOr LIZ b. j KENDALi, a
CO. EnosOurah Falls W. tune .6-Yi
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The mot uccessiul Remedy ever az cover
ID. ~ IL is cert in III its effects and does not
Ulster READ PROOF BELOW.
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l,AaInberS'S EnCVC|OD@dia.

the
America Ii itispit
err ion tiirr
nal hal. a e top 10 In This style ~ cL and
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The Literary Revolution
LIBRARY OI
UNIVERSAL KNOVVL Ledge.

Ehnu
paer
TN the ti0 work SenpS"
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GENERAL MARKET RHF0RF, eco,
Nrw-YorK, Monday, LAY % le9l

,surs-o riet uuchanr~L 80, ,,.,.r-.d. Ordinary n
COR irclnd e fhra ~ ''s snco,
I, sT, aids losSs9 bag, Nim b. ,tr price nominal
todns >...,,, ,v-l and weak hgi VI how nn"' ~
ics 10 baes l22 raiuf.ly .Nen5,i, ard
thft rt 0,7 for -ri I,f- - Tor -i't' s
IL for 49,, r.ivsrrl on contract, 700 balr~ -
- M. t.fsy 5i- taies, agnSt 80 e ~. l4G Ill -
the Ps,,.,i f,Sf vear. .fuc. C,tf innfr T.
tnd ~ Io, ga lld,,,iug lie sane parted las a 81"
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Coed oriinnry -ii Ms!dhns ......-.. ~
ue, closing barely steady ~ decline 81 > 70
points q 6 5se ssE ' Friees fdjunc ieq n
i06ss ~ AGeus, l ';. - 49, necemtcr eei
10 ysEuarv i0ts; Fhraiy o. rrcss S SrI1't To- y
I.r,oerr io4i: ocjohe 1908 NOvemter ~" p,'i
her gg5: January. lco' FEBRUARY, d, ~; INN, no.
SISst Guy i069qlN7o August 10 - Ssi,'n,i%dfii be-
ieJ eS az -: Jannsry. 1905 aiVU6; February l"I
S,4dai shade sronrro on
Low grades 0thcr Kinds " th"at dc " ,Cs Ur
sSie ,S e1pS1 SaS moo ]G Sb cy Nil ~ We. Ine
g 0seso 10 mainly - 10 6S De1 b I've MitInfc
n Is as 5O Loo bs bakers II sag -; liz w. yT
Mlb'ei ,. = -tS,S 81. 2su6is Tade Extra s. -
SseSs n psipI 80 o0Ss eupertne - or
~ small parcels veIy Chccc; 400 btS 40 = - $
'st sn ci PEhccs Winter nculng e9 sAs spss Wn,
enetstcn: 80 20 com Sgs' to iA Fair Estrl stale
& 5Ss4 e0 Good TO Ianey Do $50 Gooi ~ 70 F,Dcy
De- - SOGsS: COMMON Good EXIT. isoI9! Hoop mo mo
s9Oes5 80 Good Choice DO s. 1885 ~ Common HIa
N N1.srC IS seSs So Bakers Iir s G stst
$50 9g asa Iat9 Good % verv choice - Oa III,
Paisni Winter w,s; Extra 80 51sSS o,D ELSIE held ts
nossra export and ohhtns irads dcniarS sale, 10 90.
SO Good to Choice 50 9 S3f For i'4 sls
NEAT QUIET Westsin yellow 81 75asS 25 BrHudywne
FSEEiGS FRUITs-sa,essy auction i 900 boxes Mes
Fna and Naples Oranges II 1OG<o oeOV no. uV' - '
'GRafS1THEAT-MarIe unsettled; cash lots hd'g
lower options ~ &C. Urttrr; moderate cAlon 6eha'
With hus,ness mainly Chicago and MILWAUKEE, ana
No utter trade speculative ACCOUNT clos
3g with little mOrc strength for cash lots and an ar a
$4,000 bush. cash including 1000 bush No >l'n-
l3a>l bush. - Chicago, II ~! 3''vlO
Ne Chicago part and probably All Al =. ~
5000 bush No Milwaukee, 81 2g@ 49,"
bush NO Red - 22'2asl %; Iltooo bush
No Red 81 24Ld$l 2. = tcr canal, aud 81 - - if
ra receipts bn.i Mixed Winter. u -; jon bush!
UnsrsdsA White, 81 81 - 1000 ba,t 80 J. iiic
VI Pr al 23a, including ,iari hush tt' ui 'ilt 40
No R-i May, ~ - 9GSl .j+, closing - u.s. - -
DO June, 81 ~, asl 80. eis-ng - -,-Iel -. do
Jnly 1872 6sl 2U'. cp-'ug ~ 2OQSl goo; 90 Au'~
q hS's0Ssl lt4; c",.as u lo--"si i'''i - 30,
a gs do. June - zl4-l - - tosu- - 81 al 20 O.
car lots. VI 120Ei - for b"lt loads t" bHs'.
state, VI Is BARLEY and BARLEY MALT cuu Anc nfn.-
nal. COKNAaIk' -IghtN 90 b.J't- i~t. s' wa
rather eui export and fair hot tHle d
sl6c01 turh future ar uur bush e~E, ia lu.fr Hot M
3tc40c; un,ound snd tuu,l'i a1tabi" t'e.',, -.
frmc NANNY at 81 457c: SO . 5,'.q5.c.
Yollog ~ &C.: SO. g. sftia.OhC. White soul. r o'
yellow southern, sc. on Size doe y" WHIT" ' y"
MAY. hG-0jC'i &C., Closing o. &C. tt. 81" JuuN H r' ~
tlslng 55ar. do. jUs, i''-d ''4r. tY.i's '.t' e.
do. AuRisf bio. closing 60 "~'. 90 'f"'t IS
seiisc; slightly IN buycrs favor -les l' " hu'i 1907 "
jng No 1T 4tc.. No = 4tio ~. SO. /. C NJ"
White. iHc. No. =, 1gi4 s5tc. 80 J. t. Nlh'd N'" 'H
s4oitc. White do a. a5.c. White state. .'4 r. BIO
elnd1s 5.OJU bush No May. 4f-aHi, 2O"D tSslL 80
Aurust - "a 50. s.. FEED quiet str~dl
u STORE IN SLw-YoKK, nKOOELYN AND JtrsEl cifN
GRAIN wABghOrsE, AND nLLD 0S CENfIiitAf -
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LIvR srocK MARKg.r. nY rELEaNAPH

BuFpALo, May 29.-C ATrLH Beorpts today. $500 head
total fof week thus far 7,-ba head lime lsst vek
boo consigned through. yj fair demand al 10 t9
c decline from MONDAY sales 81 Lftra rtrs ~ ~ -
dSG ID Good 10 Choice steers fGGsC - far " Medium
- GOG$j YO Corn fed Texan, - GOa-J 20; Butchers
stock IN Light supply sales " Gol Bat hers steer. q"
o. % ass Is Mixed butchers Faig to Cool - 2j0Sj PIT
Bulls, Sidti 90, fcd - 81 Stoekrrs quot aud
changed lAR 10 Fair, 81 ~ fi % Goo 20 Choice ~ SOd
81 az Upland SjdSJ r. Mich easier silcs 81 GoGd
SHRRP AND LANBs-Rece,pts today 500 head total for
the week thus far 5000 h al, for ssme time lat week.
O.SOO head consigned through, / market o!cnot
stronger but closed weak lower, sales Of 10 food
Clipped Sheep At $3.50 80; Choice "a Iaacy =" 4Na - 20
Common. a l00s4 - West ~ Handicapped quoted at
sass 40 best grades disposed of.
HOGs-Kccoips to-day 300 head total for week thus far
05 head time west, $500 head consigned
through al active and higher sale Of ght TO
Fair Yorker at 20 JOd 20 Good 10 Choice 80 ljo 80 -
Good Medium o. G$G IS Good Heavy here; l1gA' 10
ass 30.
CHICAGO. May 23.HoGs- Reccpts 1000 head shipments
l0UU head market active aud Do. higher guilty ODY
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financial.

A GAS STOCKS.
A. SevYork and Hronbiyp stocks, aud as0 al kinda
OF !.rOoa lyn las c-tnifnt ,rcaritrf ta-u 900 b.
GEORGE 4. PstENrl-S,
l. MAlI-~I.
4 SECURITIES.
n. MIDLAND HAlLHoAD or NEWJERsEY
NETWORK AND SCRANTON CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY BOUGlfT AID SOLD.
H. b. KIRKLAND q CO, 80. - FINEST.
Ii who arc interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should yet THE Tribune Al
hANAC fos lHSl, no~ ready, prio' - cehls bl IaL
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want Ia
ID e The Tribune Almanac for ISL. II gives the figures
United states IeyeAue And Expenditure since 1919 Pre%
~ celtA ~ mall
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load. at jersey IL md ~ ras al ~, 49, rE' y =!
week 0rrc le73 hcid mo-" th'n let %. 1n0 =. l''i
Lad which ,nriai.. III - ,l'tc ~s-h ,rrt cf, 20
- = MctIr'D ". C"o@u'fa. -, 1,id =. q. t'.t
man, l3,i hea5i Nor = ''< ~ 3. ."' ~:
had; ;anuc.s & -ha9l"Ir 80 h'ad :. r. g. So, -
Norts for nc wcot v,re rs t.n.rs: colsrrh &
W.i[cI -: ivc Cattc arc o fl,c ...e o. .a.t 0!
2''i tive c: !41-1'i - ~ irn. % IaFe 'a'r D. ii
= It,c Sheep; ). y 0at,.,g .c 90 ii,, 'tr, .a -
live ~ir r. o. -ii-tsr - live ~, p Joseph tl.tn.n,
4~-dqr1 = rs& B. go loo i.a.' a. Mutton: ~t'r-
enc 10 D',,,ci ia ,,o, -, OF l.o's i've ,at.r
N"tfon and 10 prr.s,s l,.~ a. ,u-' i.. Live o-'r
'itI'o - IN ie:s d zoo p,,,.a lIo. ios te coz
La. ",tS t i., y.,i; ~, ,,-,s ~, ga ,,, ,r
lat V'.k while ~ shipments O. ,r I-' r-f Te.c .y IT,
ysl.a,a ~ eai t1i ,ia.. J. FLA n.
Il 40 head for re ont of ioyp trade art W si la,e
Of IBIS civ Hiookiyq anl jrr.y C.t:. q core
IT, ir,it,ma. local tcI,1nd A.. al @ y,ic 20 or
~ prle-r ar. ca- 81 a. snrh INSTINCT -rr Dr..
va T. e, t:9ttl hoi'~ arc .u. or,D' JOB ua,i"-
tc~ ia or CITY Every wtc o-c ~ n, ~ Tor ~ In
cr,ase in nat diIcciirn s,,a h,c' consumed .i ~
ne cN SHu !rt We ny, ever, - 20. h. ia '.'.
H.. % 2sa 19' '''' thai rT'' arc 'i &C. " s ' '' '
consider TIE ihrTai NM, r.r'i I'd on lry ~. 10y
and the y,r,,s ,' ep Gc nI I1i t,,ic
were moi pity and 'o;r mt. VIZ "a ''n 49, u
butchers ,trer. went cr't &c. ali.-cf- th- .i go
IN The market AID Of the civ ar"gt lnn .d W."
VS. ~st, FL, li i "a. .,.lg il, ."tec o,erin
sold 81 ~ inic. to drs- BOD - ears ~ N4l'c ii>
me Tor 0,nrry To- PRIME or = =. r. y r. fr.r, Ice T.,
" Eastman rc.eI.sd - hood g.. s1p"T, ,yr end u
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DEoposALs FOR IRON WOKh.

O.rfrE gyf-fsC hRffltI-'r.
gAf -. Il UErAatHrNt,
" .-lf.NtT, -. -. g.. NAY ~. l-~l.D
SEALED PnOPOS AIS Vii be- ut .i,tt - ii.s orr taLl
T. a. "a t - .ly Of jan. J. l. i" the i'u columns az
.f, and De- "a, second a.p itr fo.s - lie ui,,d
iir.. Olcr al Nrw- Nor1, in ACCORDANCE with draw
.s ,sfiou and h,dni. ,lr- - ~Iurh ard any ID.
a. I formation NAV be- 81 90 aIllFst!Jn al tA.s viicf
an ~. oil, a. oi lie -I;I rriutsrirtt
81 '' JAar., -. NIL. ~uT~rvtsing Ar,hifsst
ltEtIED PROPOSALS To SUPPLY 81 B.
y ,rure aud ..an.ous supple, 10 the MAF
tt'a Al port 'pt the cnduy Junr 3D. ISL vii DO
i.,lri the orrr ~ tle ~u n charge AZ h. ni
lIou-r a
>, ho, VII tirLi-l,st upon appll,
The Uuiisd state. the rht reject Iny AL
Is direction VI tic supervising surgeon Grn~iaL
4. - h. ri->-ESD DIN.
Surgenn L. :. Il. IL -, "a cass ~ Of Hospital.
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TnantiGi.
lI!RsT NATIONAL BANK.

hNRST NATIONAL BANK.
Dl'NEf g. COLORADO.
UNITED -iArl-- D..pt~ TORY
tDr.an'rcf Gay I'D. <ljJ
teNIl ia'fl1 r,noff -urnrs. l00 nm
- ii N'f VT IT,. iTosrrat Of. q. W. TAEuR. Vice
','-N l--LtE. Ca-litf; T. e. LISTER
Iacrior' J. g. Cialrc o. u. Mozart lr y. L. lout II.
y. vs." ,r, J. a. a'.f1 o.. ". kf.. y. ]. DOG cu-
r'".ln,f i"7rr'r~'ll.If. F'nrt1 NIft,.1i h4ak
"''"-" g. f. .rYntcui. t1uu'rc.ll Nai.,.l- Dams.
E,AS lOCkS and City r. i. SINK and Bonds
- J"n-Ata ... b. g. iiEWIir % r..,ilu-.-p.l,,.
CWlNNE n DAY,
- $50 u WALLET.
THAN ''.F \ C''N .ftAI ENNEfNG hEn nTOTER-
A"i 80 ~lNf-.- i% HALLWAY -uNha.-. EfNp~. ST.
tuo tf,rgu aN.lntu t.r'tsr.t
--,.r.,.-. ..tN-fug.. Ma %. l--'.
NOTICE j, h'rrhy giy,n ,lai llcfr viii he
.'It ~ ir .f.r l''rrs 1ui sft.- .-''.'''i'- {,
I,,.o 90 . on y Ii-f.pAy lime ~ .--l f.,r.- -.
OIL it.' .' .' ..-. ttt.. 4. a.f % -t..i ~ -
q '''' 't'i h iti. r,.I sIi Hul tl' "Gd aud
' guam 'l."it 'rr.fa. ni iI- I'D Wrs'
Nt4, $50. lIfi
Ilas"4 .ooA, Sal close Jun, oui r.na.a c-u prny.
tA H.. Dol .- rf inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY.


In pnr4uanca Of an order Of the Board Of Directors gen
eI .ti ~ the stockholders Of the iachmnnd and Ale
-, ,,rad ,nf,ny will be held 81 oilce Of the
,,,nv toi Nn.t in city ~ Richmond, Va. on Thurs
,y the I'D day June l-7l AZ O'CLOCK p m AZ tho said
rp,t,e proposed plan of consolidation OF said company
with the Atlantic and North"estern Railroad Company
crtrtn Of thu ,tr West virginia and the Ohio cen
tI iiraI Company, COOPERATION VI the state oi OHIO,
will Dee submitted
Pro,slon. FOR contract contracts for traffic arrange
mems with the aboycna"d and other corpora tons and GER
tain Alterations and amendments Of the by laws Of the Rich.
,no,d and Allegheny Railroad Company viii BE- considered
and passed upon.
The books Tor the transfer d stock viii be closed from the
lAth AJ OF Jun ssl until after the day Of said meengI
l. Il LEI-ASD. Secretary II. and A L. Il Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
D. yorta Rirer. Vessels AMI hnIToa" 900,
q" Nv,v.yorK. Monday, May ~ ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-24
HORSE AlAREFT.

Dealers report rather quiet TRADE n moot tnHs of ilnre
The receipts, artic uafly from tie Wei, Go BUG Ahi Dat
Lar ey ~ it. small tlorf tnr an 1g
ennA large heavy Draft Ito 0ud -an. Neubnlt rem
1al business Horses sru pretty well nnd Command gn0i
pleea At The range 81 81 10 10 $o gf many horses se
going % ttrcetear companies aud medium uSF, Coup1rif
bum animals Which bought 10 about tlD have c-
inquiry bu nearly AL other graes OF Io, IN hrh
demand bith for city and ITrnrtrfs aud
much dihculty In getting stock suited a. tn wants and Tor
tIs Tie slpmeht O uItzn Inrs -At. - VI
very nne Canada bred zach H0rcs shipped o. London
Saturday by Messra Douglass Henry. Of IOfUnio some
bioVted stock FROM Colonel Wte-ss Kentucky, Is
awaiting shipment NO imports during the week.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-09-20

Philadelphia Times.I
Although there have been Republican
Mayors in Philadelphia from 1858 to
1881, with the single exception of the one
term of Mayor Fox, no colored man was
ever appointed as policeman until Dem
ocratlc Reform Mayor commissioned him.
For period of sixteen years the colored
voters have held the balance of power, as
a rule, in both city and State, and they
have, with rare exceptions, uniformly
voted the Republican ticket; but no col
ored voter was ever elevated to any posi-
tion of honor or profit either in Philadel-
phia or in Pennsylvania. The colored cit
izen has never been nominated for either
Legislative or Congressional honors, nor
has he ever been seen in the Councils of
this or any other city in the State. He
was newer of wood and a drawer of
water for politicians, and few glib and
unscrupulous colOred leaders have sold
the.colored vote for price, as regularly
as important elections came along.
The colored citizen has long been on
the police force in Southern cities, even
under Democratic Mayors, without excit-
ing any popular prejudice; but in Phila-
delphia, where we have an abundance of
campaign eloquence in denunciation of
the South for ostracising the black man,
no partisan Republican Mayor would
have dared to appoint colored police
man. But Mayor King, although an old
school Democrat, and the regular Demo
cratic candidate for the Office he now so
independently fills, is single from the COM
mon herd of public officials, in believing
that pledges made before election must
be fulfilled after election; and he has sur
prised and confounded the politicians by
the appointment of four worthy colored
citizens to the police force. In this May
or King has simply performed his duty,
and however politicians may erowl, the
great mass of all parties will cordially
sustain him for his fidelity to merit, re
gardless of party or race.