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MAY "a, u
Trains willlesve Wilm1ngson - folkwm
for
Philadelphia and Intermedia 10 9tAtionai
100. $40. 9.l0. 1850 a. M; 2S0. 40oI00. lO0e
Pniladelphia (lcxpresN $50, s.0e. e6
q. m. l2.16, 9.66 p. m tLt
Phila. and New York, 206, AZ, 80. 5.oo.
9.65. ll.53 q. m, 12.43, 2.03, $50, 038 p M
baltimore and Intermediate btati0nsc
B.88 q, m. 4.45 p. m. lfNNlH
Perrvville and Intermediats stationA
6.15 p. m. 'f
Baltimore and Bay line, a50 ,. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l26l, z12,
4.02, 1.55, s88, Q. M; l256, .04, $50, ,lO.St pm
Trains for Delaware division, ieave icG
New Castle 900. 8.s6. .. M, Lb S.0c. &36
p. m.
Harrington and Intermsdiats staticnsl
9.35 q. m. LOS, 6.25 p. m. hE,1
Delmar and Internediate Btationf, ~.
.. n.; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY rRArNsI vs.
Philadelphia and Intermedsats aaAtions
$40 q. m. 500. 7.00, 1000 p. M.
Phi,adelphta & New York. LOS, AS .. N
Baltimore and Washington, l26l, 2.lS
4.02. 7.55, q. M. l0.5l p. m, -
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot H.F. KINNEY,
Superintendent
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
To- NorA RireT. Vessels ard Railroads.
NPw-YoHK. Friday. May 8, ISIS


SEw-YORE, Friday, May g. ISL.
AsHEs-Qaiet but steady Pots, 47sd5e' rcariA 5'-a
b3C. -
u Q24isc. Southern, 2Ja25Asr.
BRGOHCOEN-D Duh AZ late pfices.
lSS-ln Etcady jehting -ste and ste2Qy.
CORDAG Fs-F tTfn and fairly active.
COOPERAGE STOCK-tluict and unchanged.
companies have decided to curtal sae Tf'in
fou and : better i already noticeable Fituii-Y-
quiet We quote. LivcrroO House Camel, 81 Gl- do,
q; Newcastle DO Gazing - 1JQSi Scotch steam ''f
81 Provincial 81 766S Pennsylvania and Wr, noIeiai
das 456s %; West Virginia DO 81 Cunbsr isnt Brosd p
and Ceared o. jOss5. Ahrscite, e. % al - " the
Alongside.
CHICORN -UpehNngcd-
COCOA-Ouiet, firm. unchanged
COFFEE Rio Inn but gViet fEr cerFoef. il c FLOCK
hesr lOl 81 bags advance 81 ~. os and
fedue,d receipts no. hClprd this uakt O. day Mild
grades quiet, hanged, Sies, so base Ms@rio and
bags American, private terms ~ bags Central
American odd 1917; MEfsraibO. iOdiac.
COTION-SpOt Cotton easy, quiet DO quoiahlr cangc
last evening" Inc ludac 200 Tor -
port spinning and 100 Tor SPECULATION Dlterd "u
contract haas Receipts The ports to-day tp1 bales
nSf3 this day last week and 400 llst year iu
te Sess a. SEC bales agast ~, 27 last wees and 2b'
Last F.sr; slEcs seytgrbcr J. 5sbsaji bales asasu1s
NG7i St8 Dses during the ssnc period Last season.
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araae. othcr gaae, Bsgleets,d ;hgies IIay sos
pc StraN-IOnr rye n 1881 5 short do-70a75c. Ost
HIDEs-An prices ren ana stssany sast'1ga sna
fair business i- ~ prosr-=a
,.re., na. tTsasSir,a Tate oies rli1 ,-ai5
EewYolk le-" l2e--c la-te'1t ~ D" i''.9
ercvths u lid 4elS Pac'ac cois. ne8. lsa-r Bara
TAIs-Arse1i,aa ~ ,ss gri~' in 2 rgrasI Wy.
sre ga - - ~ AZ -'d,xaer Ia 50 ca ~ .5ih1e
beca 90 81 Aea , ~" y'1 We ~, - V.i,a.
2l e. Csi,,-.s ,s ,a5;t oI-iq,r.p.h se 81. carts.
STEEL 6e Oh Ir a..,,c rea'iE raov,r, 80.
3D. lft; sie her -soas;. oH si-cs-o 20 " g. -..a
30 IS'.. '' i'f axe. if'e qIi, co. e", III 80
moa .. a .,s ar6 n r-,israis 5-ae -;r'.s quotes
2uh -jaci 2Olo f"i hltoai >4-r.i an .''.' lH
s.sa,i ols no ssf5 80 o. rerr, 7,- = ~. -
si.l'S ,e-.,v If - t.. III. 81, tr-,
SAvHlsroE,~- YER am ao4 e' F'o!-ar1.
To-. sarifs ruIeYilpe w. barely = SIS - i5 -. soy
700 h ,ss aignt AID toby a; taree pr',es J'ooas 's
tit ciGE-Soa,r,t y aeass ana hrra a, SO 70 .or
ocEAE l, o[.' ~, qgs' AMI ,5 d3a aT
I ia u .s o.a ~ 10 ~ Fsti.u '- ,s-p
aOS scts nom "a 81 on "a ei- 'as-.. 2o- ~:
b byy 6 pm - , PIT 3e - s,s leon -.
and Chess 2.+i ioys 81 ,'t-soH' 'eNll 81 V
10 hbis piaur e. st., and zao en-. d. H. A,onmea,h.
, y.,e ' forl ea' Fl An,S-rp .,s;ru. 1o -
I,I - t -, ,aia - "a, teT esi' , &C -s
20 Gi5rfs for ora,~. lHro casss o.. %; >orVr~.
bah % oensirs 80 ,hs C-n.e a.. 81. -. q, 800. oa
. OIL god 9,e o1s ,.tr f.. a ,S Sa a. fs
i, 49, sl,ttc t',d. tb,~ 4qi-, Grade sprrai So
trrde cotton ~cef - f,5c HrHned summer fe0" t@-
FAM ~Nod1s,,5 active aad asont STEADY
PtfoLE M-i6e S', c. %s.-, ,, e a s,s
Wequoiss Ctui- p 2yls $50 ~ Ssrhlsa 81 ft ,
IT, IT, cua. Tho -'' Opened 8. % .a 81 S
PE0vlslov-~roRk- aArsti aegat .iraag pri-s. v,,n.
out ouot,.e rrng, aie oz,yt hnancs -poc -t9,
e9.4nf ON ,a,,s - e'' lev 49, ns'd AZ - ttty
f'aey 9 s ~ ~ S A.y 80 p,asc 81 ecesls
Ne. IfEa . ar T,,-, D sa a., sae ss r,Te, $50
si :s civ ii Eii'i ad S' Me- ~ s3ass ,Ay,
unchins',, 10 rrce a3l 1 i" IT,, 40, I,, pes1.d
-loulct ~ ries cd iiam. lopelo'c -"osca i'I ,
~ ,,. f,,"r al dniI ioar -ar Pc short clear atoc
Lonfand Short lar hall ami hall 2-'- 1i Nc,
Sbodi "a qo,aa, es,asr acnand nod,rs ~ se.y
en- S e. per 100 p ard co;~d war YER ir ~ IN
f Ios ts 9.' r in s's .ar5 ' seos ig1ez - at
ycsierdsy rri'a'c leri ,ni n - o3
c Jay Il .2eli ee.Hs u , . 80 80 e.,
ii7zIei675A c cle~pg 10 2 e rhira cai Nay '3a
AIMS. ii Is sss y 20 eT yea Ii 90 p ~
stan fsy active ssies IN to- =. Of i'eAs- ~ 49,,
l70 T. fer Continent part II g,s O. IN
Ste i,i Tn FAR ro coes j. slI. '-n iiy TO-.
Ief 10 lsI -. ~, at g ,' a. Rs ' go wceirr
limitation rsa,aery s2or. wesern l's'r7 isr - cho'e
i4rsin-. Poor g. rnar Z ~. CHLEsF ua' h-nr-aaH.ise
Choice llel2sc >si1- "", st 90 iail -iirns
Choice. lO9lSc E,'o0 arm ard no ~, a'"-,i "a r.
ai4sc. sooihcrT. sfle4e Western ana cauaa' $50
Ricr,-Noier4tely setiye steady. UNCHANGED.
SEEDS luI narhsaa ~
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ITNE srocx NARKrra nY rrIrnrArl,

BrFFafO May 6.-CAruY Rcesiuis today. I.s0 heai;
tOal To- the wk thus fr. 10000 heal
week 1000 head: eonHcod thrh $40 carr nothing DO
ing ffcsl arrf ais uOus,g 3rfi ihrUuEl.
bhEtf AND La9fs- Receipts to-day. 400 hfad total
for thr We thu tal I'4J bead for frc time a-t Wr-i
ilOOI hrad, cOpAguel trn.u 30 demand If lt
lower rates i'f ordinary ad fee fIury p's ior export
bl.eue ili prices sales oi lAH g. Good Clipped rht 90
81 "01' 20 th0ir- o. Fancy fnT port 20 hrl li lrn
o.
oos Recepts to-day. $500 hrad total for tho week us
fsr IAA ll uT same t4o aai Wrf- lIJNn heal, com
signed through II" cars 10 AIR demsnd and sadc POI '
saes Of Gooi Ia hDrr l0rAcfs g. -JoTi- Light York
qnutr it - hUoFt 10 sales Of GOOD Medium Hfirf7
- - SJaT6 JD gs-Fhr % Good quotabc 40 g. 20 asJ g.
Choice - 7JaaR
CHICAGO, May GlIoGs-Roccpts, 10000 head shipments
Fses JiEd Packing, 81 T0aS6 0j Light A. s0as6 l9i
Choice Heavy Packing and shipping, a. 1890 SJi Culs
g. 2OaSJ ~.
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ltI ~ Frje 497.; Do second eonso- 3saJ'ng
s T6st Central I5ls PsunsJ'anA 0'"'i"''
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Csgar!nsrsb.p No.i.c5.

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Diui0cn0 Notices.
JOHN II. ROIsT1N. ca4hir-.

Oflhh % fNf ifNfAItf y aA tiAtNi 80. !
ir NaLLrr.. hEW-i nas. AAf :, l-1l ;
nTVIDFND 80. 67.--the regular HON lilly
II Dividend co., FIFTY tlN rs I-+ -iiA 4.i- as
,eu declared April ug1ll % O. Office q ihr ihsi.f
ar.nL W.s Fargo a. Coz $50 broadway, 0n uir 1919 u,G
rauslgT I..Ja- Gloss o. To- 1854.
d. D. PARSONS. Assistant Iytiry.
AFFlCF or PTLLNAN'S PALACE CAR
~ COwPANF Chlsaro Nay .. ls.i- FIFTY FffrW
Q.ARIFHIN DINIDL-.D.-rhe usual lIirsliy di'..snd
~ W pf To- it5i siats p ts lnt pany AA~
be, fc 'a.t pl, lDe M} l6 .t tAc 'ioNi lg i'.s.
The Farmers fAau AMI fr1>i 'oilp fuJ, Ncf fof4-
Nra land frasf ,0ly Auy, Bol;oh
A. =. WEINsHTI3TR
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financial.
TIE HOUSTON & TEXAS

General Mortgage per cent Gold
lsonds, dated April !. Iosi. forty years
20 ran, interest payable April ana De-
tobrr 4.
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VICK'S
Illustrated Floral Guide

For 1881 3 an elegant Book f no parua uff- ca.
orci flower Plate. and ao l.lf ftfafinna. wMh nr-
scripti0na 81 The tcrt Iiasrri ard Nsfriaiirs and
Directions Tor growing onl t0 cents an Hns
giish or German. no you afterwards urUrf seeds
deduct thu 40 ceufH
VlcK's SEEDS ere tht tsrf lu che id The
Floral Guide wiz tfIi hos fn Ff and rruu them.
NICkH El1wUf and Veg laile Garden. ITs PAGES
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knowledge in Old Times.

Some Of the early nations attained s
knowledge of science and skill in ant
which were lost in the subsequent ages.
Wendell Phillips famous lecture OH
"The Lost Arts ought to make us
modest, and less inclined to boast of our
own superiority.
In a recent lecture before the Geo
graphical Society, Judge DAILY paid a
tribute to the knowledge of the old
Babylonians. They We're well acquaint-
ed with the heavens, catalogued the
stars, and named the consultations.
They traced the suns course through
the twelve signs of the zodiac, and al
vided time into weeks, months and years.
They speculated on the connection of
the weather with the changes of the
heavenly bodies, and thought the phases
of the moon had a subtle influence.
They noted the spots on the sun, and
seemed to have possessed telescopes, as
Layard found a crystal lens among the
ruins of Nineveh. 1t is interesting to
know that they had a seventh day of
rest, corresponding to our Sabbath, and
enacted rigorous rules for keeping it
Exchange.
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PENNSYLVANIA has expended thus far
nearly $4,000 in supprcssing pleuro-
pneumonia, of which sum So. 36a
~e.e paid for killing $50 animals infect
"a With the disease. Over 6,00O exam
nations We're made, and the special
agent IS said to have travelled nearly IL
Geo lallcs IN the performance of his call
ing. Maryland las been. considered the
pr ncipal source of infection. but. as the
State has now in operation a law for the
suppression of the disease similar to that
i'll force in Pennsylvania, it is believed
that its spread in that State viii be eff
fectually prevented.
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The wife of physician is con-
victed of having poisoned her hus-
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court askshcr: "Why, madam, did
you use arsenic instead of any other
poisou?" "Ah" she replied, in a
touching voice, cit is the poison that
he preferred -
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1881.
Harper's Weekly.
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sion of the questions Of the day, well as by its
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TIE German Psychologist, Leo Bait
the entire skeleton of an antediluvian
rhinoceros. The height of this beast
can scarcely have been less than that OF
the average African elephant.
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An astronomer who has discovered
a coment with one tail always feels
as proud of the feat as cat with
two tails.
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Hagper's Young People.
an Illustrated weeky-16 Pages.
Suited to Boys and Girls of from Six
to Sixteen Years Of Age.


Volume II. Commences N0Uen15er 2, 1880
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~ BRIs TOL win
East Tenn. Va A. Ga. n
r., t1r Knoxville, Chalfa
n'0gE, and az points %
0EdHgIt, ALBANIA, LIS.
SEEsEE, alrs1 sTrpf-t ht
WNaT. SouTH-wEsr anr
Nouru-wEsr, aud fui
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along 'Lg CiuUIuu .t
southern Railroad.
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FuILMAN cans.

PULLMAN CARS " aahlugsHr t5 NrW Orleans
va J. uch1urE ed l.I. stol-tI ttHIuN EIItp
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other Al ltAGL f.NE 81 EhifB ANTS CAHUlu
on EETi ass 7 llr-- N pounds u haFFaFe allowed
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FHkk Children between aui ~ yeara charged
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