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Club in Delaware Township.

Republican Club in Delaware Township.
The Republican voters of Delaware
township and all who are favorable to the
election of Blaine and Logan, are request
ed to meet at STOCKTON, on SATURDAY
EVENING, AUGUST ., 1884, TO take into
consideration the forming of Blaine
and Logan Club. BY Order of
July %, 1884. COMMITTEE.
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Our recent purchase
of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Wood
Il Willowware, Glass
ware, QueensWare,
Groceries, &C., have
beenmuch largerthan
any previous season.
We invite intending
purchasers to give us
q call before buying
and xamine our
Stock. We exchange
for all kinds of cOun-
try produce for which
we have facilities for
paying the hig IN G s t
prices. WE OFFER
g II L A Il IND u C. E.
MI Il N rs TO G. A S III
BUYERS.
Gardner ]. Fisher & Co.,
Main and Ferry SITS.
Branch, Buttonwood and Union
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1t is pity, doubtless, but it can't DO
helped-John A. Logan's letter worries
the New York Times more than the let
ter of James G. Blaine and all be cause
he goes to the extreme of defending the
protective poliey--further even than MIR.
Blaine"
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LAMHERryrLLE, N. j., July 80, 1884.

LAMBERTyILLE, N. j., July 80, 1884.
MIR. EDIToR Cholera is coming, and
as before, rs soon as it is heard of in New
York and Philadelphia it will also visit
our city, and when it comes it kills at
once, and leaves no time to clean up or
death.
The greatest danger now in our city
is the numerous privies, (somc filled TO
oyerfowing) and pens where hogs are
still kept, under which is found green
water, aud like the privies, the stencil is
unbeatable. Let it be remembered, in
such places countless myriads of insects,
far too small to be seen with the naked
eye, breed and grow and fill the surround
ing air, so that at every breath we draw
we cannot escape taking into our bodies
the germs of death, that too often kill in
few hours.
Tho Board of Health should immediate
ly see that not a single privy is left I'M
cleaned, and that they are saturated with
quiclx-lime or any better disinfectant, and
that these miserable hog pens are at once
removed out of our city limits, for they
are no less deadly. Let notice be given,
and in few days lot the inspector go to
every house in the city and examine all
these places, even inquiring where and
how the waste water is disposed of, and
see that every cellar is cleaned and lined
we'll In short, leave nothing undone as
a prevention Remember that in 1854
Lambertville was sconrged with cholera,
and it is coming again. 1t is in Europe
now, and well nigh on the way. 1t is
looked for daily to break out in New
York, and then its appearance here will
soon follow, unless proper sanitary regu-
lations are enforced.
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Attention is called to the "Code of
Ordinances adopted by the Board of
Health of this city, and published in an
other column. The "Code" is good
now enforce it.
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Florence Nightingale, in a letter to the
Herald. confirms the opinion that cholera
is filth-disease, and that its only pre-
ventiye is cleanliness.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
On and after Jnne 2ad. 1881,

On and after June 23d, 1881,
Trains for Ne,o York. and Philadelphia
Leave Manunka Chunk $50, m, 1920 3.55 and
650 pm.
Leave Phillipsburg 7,20 a M, 100, 4A0 and 100
pm.
Leave Frenchown 1852 M, i40, Ola and 7.5i
I'm.
Leave Flemington 7.i0 n m 100 and A4C
Arrive Lambertvile sig q m, 1.50 and 5.l5 NJ.
Leave LamberHille 7'05 aud $40 m, 21O, 500
Arrive Trenton 74s and s.is M 240, c 30 and
9.45 y m.
Arrive Philadelphia (Kcnsington) 9.i5 aud 10 81
Arrive Philadelphia BROAD Street Station) $50
and y55 IN, $50, $50 and 9.55 M.
Arrive New York. via Trenton, 900 and f0.i
m, $50, $50, and 10 80 M
TTdtRs from Philadelphia and Hetc York
Leave New York, via Trenton, 7.2O, lilo a
100, $40 and 500 m.
Leave Philadelphia tKensngton) 7io m, 1905
Leave Philadelphia BROAD street station) $50
m, 1901, 800, 400 and 6.s0 pm
Leave Trenton 9.i0 m, i9o $50, $50 and 7's5
pm,
Arrive Iambertville o4S m. 400 AIS. $50 and
S.i2pm
Leave Lambertyille for Pennington 9.is am, 21e
and b.23 p M.
Arrive Pennington 100 M 3G0 and 5.55 p m,
Leave Frenehtown i0lc m, $50, GAS and $50
m.
Leave phillipshurg e,32 1866 m, sos, 6.25 and
9.35 pm.
Arrive Belviderc 1000, 1928 m, s.s6, 6.55 and
1912 PM
Arrive Manunka Chunk 1907, 1880 NJ, 0 49,
1908 and 10. 20 pm.
Connection Is made at Manunka Chunk with
Delaware Laekawanna Western Railroad Lee
high Junction with Lehgh Valley, lIehlgh 4 Sus-
quehanna Morris & Essex, and New Jersey Central
Railroads. At Lambertville with Pennington Rail-
road. Al Trenton with trains TO and from New
York Camden, &c,
For further information, see timetables which
can be obtained at the ticket Offices
CHAS. Il. PUGH, ]. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
T.. w. JACKSON.
Gent supt U. r. r, Of N. ]. Div.
]. A. ANDERSON, Supt. Delvidero Div
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Everybody knows that John A. Logan
was patriotic Union soldier, and every
body knows that Thomas A. Hendricks
was sncakiDg Copperhead.
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Il have the agency for the sale of the
Adams & Westlake Non-explosive Oil
Stoves. None better in use. A large
stock Of Stoves, Heaters and Ranges, Of
fered cheap. Tin roofing and spouting
promptly attended to.
j. ]. LAIR, AZ Bridge street.
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A Rare Chancei
The subscriber offers for sale his three
greenhouses and the lot on which they
stand, located on Main street. This is an
opportunity to do profitable and pleas
ant business on small capital. For
rms, &C., apply to ALEXANDER HORTON =.
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DoUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY. Rev.
a d. q. WRIGHT S. T. d., Rector assisted by
ten (lO) Teachers. The 48th year commences Sep
TENDER l0th, 1884. Patrons are assured home com
forts, parental discipline and thorough work for
their daughters. For circulars address the REV.
y. q. WRIGHT, s. t. d., Rector Poughkeepsie
New York July 2S.-2m.
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IN ORDINANCE

To provide for the laying out Of Douglas street in
the City of LambeItville
The Lahabadnts Of Me City Of Lasbetpiie do ordria
SEC. I. That street fifty feet In width, TO be
called Douglas street. Is hereby laid out in the city
OF Lambeftyille being the same az laid out by
Nelson v. Young, surveyor, on certain map made
by him of lands of Richard Mcdowell the centre
line Of said street beginning at stake in the line
of the cemetery of the Catholic Church of St. John
the Evangelist 2iJ feet northerly Of line of lands
formerly belonging to John III. Smith, aud 3j5
feet southerly from the centre of Lincoln avenue
laid out on said map, and running thence par
alei with said Lincoln avenue, north seven de-
grees east seventeen hundred and nine feet to the
west side of street road running to the New
Brunswick turnpike road the said street SO laid
out TO be and remain one of the public streets Of
the city of Iambertville.
Passed July 7th 1884.
GEO. X. MELLiCK, az
President of Common Council
Attest = Geo. M. Hoicombe Jr. City Clerk
Approved July 18th, 1884. q
JonN. n. JONES Mayor,
July 10. 1884. W
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Ho For The Far Westl-Reducd Rates.
We sell tickets to all parts of the West
and South, first class, limited first class,
second-class and emigrant tickets. We
check your baggage through to deslina-
tion free. Buy your tickets of us; we will
save you money. We write up your route
for you, showing you where to change
cars, &c. We give you letters of intro
duction. II you desire to go to the min
ing districts or to the great farming lands
Of the West, come TO us. Descriptive
maps and papers sent free to any address.
For full information apply to 3. Innes,
Western Ticket Agent, at the old reliable
Western Ticket Office, Lehigh Valley
Railroad Depot, Easton, Pa. Jy2.-1y
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On Monday of this week. as William
Van Camp was driving up the river road,
near Byram station, with a wagon well
filled with crockery ware, the horse be-
came frightened at the afternoon down
train and plunged down the embankment.
Mr.. Van Camp jumped out of the wagon
and in doing SO got his feet entangled in
the lines. lie was slightly hurt. The
horse "a very good one) was badly injured
by falling on the rocks and the wagon
was very much wrecked. The horse land
ed square on his back between two large
rocks and the wagon was landed wheels
upward some so fee. from the wagon
road. or course the crockery was terri
bly, smashed The proprietor, Geo. Van
Camp, of Lambortville, by this accident
suffers severe loss. By great industry
and pluck, lie has established good bust
ness and by no fault of his own or his
driver, he has lost nearly his all at ono
fell swoop. As the wagon road at this
point is quito dangerous, we hope that
the powers that be, will see the propriety
of paying the loss he has sustained. Had
the driver remained in the wagon, he
would, in all probability, have been killed.
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You will find all of our DRESS
GOODS at BOTTOM p / CES.
We have saved fully 20 per cent. in
waiting to buy our Spring Goods,
and we are giving our customers the
benefit.
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EStH'ay.
RED AMI WHITE he
LamhertVille National Bank.

LAMBERTvILLE, N. j., JULY 18th, 1884.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
semiannual dividend OF four and one-half per
cent, payable on and after Thursday, July 18th,
ISAIAH Z. SMITH, Cashier.
July 10
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List of Letters remaining uncalled
for in the Post Office, Lambertville, Nj,
for sc days, July &c, 1884:
David Newlander,
John Overdorf,
Alex. Owens.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. M.
July 80. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
COTTON WARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

I!yFrrooI April 7.-1l:3O p. m.Coton stealT' hiddng
Utuds Cad do orleans. 81 a. sales 600 bales lncuong
1000 bales FOR speculation and export receipts t bs
iucludinr loo bales ecau futufes-U panas Low Mo
ding clause Apu and May delivery, SD; 900 b5ldi
do May delivery, lOB4d; also f4d. 40 juno
and July delivery liG4d; do July ana August eley
odd; also lSGid; DO August and september Gsi very
2A6id; do September and October delivery @OO4Ii 20
october and November delivery gG4d Futures very anu
Tenders OF deliveries at 0days clearing were I9OO oae
now docket and 500 bics old docket. a.o. 49,
2p.m-CottonThc sales OF the day included SADJ o4les
American Fu'Wes-Uplauds Low NddLhg ca use, APiii
delivery 64d buyers; do April and Nay delivery o4u
buycIs and delivery 9G4d. buyers 10 June
au1 Iuy delivery l36id buyers do July ana Agut 90
livery 174d buyers; do August ana september deFty
.l4d BUYERS september and october delivery, l9o4d
y. injection Futures Uplands Low Nldlnng cause
April delivery SD. buyers DO April and May HeuvtIy
Il u Gtd buyers; do and June delivery 9ofd Duyei
and July delivery, Sid. buyers 40 July ehu
August delivery. -Gid sellers; do August and SepehDer
22G4d sellers; DO September AMI Dcote delivery -Utt
buyers do september delivery @i'4d sellers FUTURES
closed firm. ,r,,ut.-
II T.: Low Middlne 10 1916 Good Ordinary, lO net TO-
ceips g7 bales gross 397 bales Exports TO Great Britain
bales to France, - bales, 10 The Continent q, -
bales Coastwse bales; sales 349 bales; socS 2lOzo
SAVANNAH. april .7-Cotton firm; ,Mddling, Ills Low
Mddng 1924; Good Ordinary, 10 5lj net ana gross re
Ceipts iO$ bales Exports the Continent o. baies
roastwi7 i3 bales sacs 500 bales last evening" 20 U'
stock S93 bales.
NEyORIEASs. April Cotton QUOT Mlddlng ll'f Low
Mddug Good Ordinary, l0ls not receipts LOB oae
gIosa 3,i4l bales; Exports Great Britain Da!e 10
France - bses; to the ointment - Ddlesi Co@s'"'So'
bales sales. 1000 bslos; stock, ll7,57t bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
From Pier No. 8, North River, via Sandy Hook.
or long BRANCH EATONTOWN. etc. at I .. "a.
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO HALLWAY
leave DesbrOsses COrndt and foot OF West 41d ss
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
Asp.
For Newark Rochester. Syracuse and Oneida $50 M %
q. m 49,. ,-,- ia. ,--,-
A AbsnX ai Y stsk ifU "a 10 a1 43o SPIN
Newburg Kingston Highland, POughkeepso - $50. ll2t
A. M; $40, 4:30. - p. IN.
.Daily other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet PaIor Cars $3.50 and ll:2O u. N. and s30p m
Parlor Buffet Cars on $3.50 a. train for Syracuse ane
Rochester.
pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p. train fOr Bunals
and Chicago.
Tickets and time tables Offices the
pany Jersey city Pennsylvania Ralr0ad station Brooklyn
No4 Annox Office foot Fulton-st s3S Fulton
81, and No. Dekabayei NewYoTk CITY. Nos l02. 2o7.
o6l, $685. 40 ei6, 1923 Broadway No Union Square No
1877 6tha No l65 East l26thst Pennsylvania RR Sta
ton foot Desbrossesst foot Corandst. and West shore
Station foot West <2d.st
AENRY MoNETr. Gen. Pass Agent
"a ALals-xk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, April g. 1884

Is "a New Winter g. ID New Mixed Wes N
b. AID California l. rs. Sd pse 3d talhornia 10
H. I'd dIa ID per Genital Corn-MiSed old IS II ca. 10
new 3D. per GENITAL Produce-splrs Q, P,pe
Us do al fondop. 23s per cw. Renneh retro
leum Od. per gallon Clovor seed-Am Een 0os
djGs per cwt ralOw, 37s Od. per cwt hosin-COmmon
As Cd Pale o. a los I'D Linseei OIL, 2ns perewt ~ ,oo
Receipts Of wheat or the week G0n & from other
sources 5000 quarters Receipts of Corn 2B40O gnsfers
psT ION Calcutta Lnseed 45s. 80 64js Cd per quar-
eeel cake qS 5s per ton Refined Petroleum, "a 9O.s
ner gallon Spirits OF Turpentine. 23s I'D per cw.
sperm OH, RG4GEGj per ton. EoIn-Common' ~ %.
peie ~ al Ia Provisong-Tard, ass od. per eWt t9r
American sugar cd. dlSs 81 Der cwt or CnOa Cent
fncs poarizlhg 0Go. and los. 0dGl6s sd Tor Cuoa u'
a refining ahoal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

Futures moderately active closing firm at an lyaRcc Of
to points T94ays GloSnF gsi APf Iny
Augnst ~ o3q l20 scPtemoe1o lC5@ Ill octo6eI
loss January iI.02alIOI Market closing arm Trans.
flour AND mEAL-FLoUR-Markct stIl in buyers
G T SusGss oT export and moderate sales 70 10 iob5@
trade sales, 1000 G9ls Of wlie3 3 o. oGs were ioT
20" bb,s. 80 81 oas2 go for sprng, mi - ,oas
as o; 90 bills suoerdno at s2loat3I6 Tor spring
sass 20 FOR Winter Wheat. I,5UO bOs' Winter " neat
d 6at mann" Fine 81 as. supsrrn, s9ecesa25
latter an extreme JS C'"@oa 20 "a" ono TO- 5000 HIr
western. $ las8 90 Good to Choice 8 G5ese %
Go o TO- cS 'SF . GsG Common Extra Minnesota
as so; Patent io4sG qqi Bakers Extra = . az 5
+ Far Lo%' tS%%on d@ad g5ofs
souh A@eiic, S. sass Is: market clO.inE Gre,
S 5o,9 HhN fT Common 81
Good to Choice s. OGS z5...kiE FLOUR ahad.
So 50 e.. cons MFAI dun. yellow Western $39
gRAiY~WHEAT-M tcyeIish irregular and unset.
tied opening al 9 lover subsequently rfc3Seiea in
ana closed heavy at "a &c under the highest prices
aIc sections on speculavc sales G2S)oao
bush future $4,000 bush cis w,n HenG9f TO-? fo
MOB red ala2l &c N eey9ioE No Eei 9pG Ia, &c &c
fiaS Ge '2 ia ecyao Sill un$aled Wtc
So. No Red seller april 49, G Inne SGt
Nay clo.rrsl DO Jay. c II o6S co.'ne Il 20
Sc,rccy go Arm Western u 9iac.. Canada aud state,
"a lie sales $1,000 bush. Western 10 arrive cost.
fIesh and insurance at G3i2q 10 codas at g. c }2o
Western 6Ga67c spot; $500 bush. state a lc drlv
ere h 900 bush Western, deliverable April TO- at Ga4c
aa,af BARI.FY-ScaICe and firmly held. No. Canlda,
Seas-c 10 ala,la ~ 90. BARLEY MALT about
siea " sale. 10000 hneh. Fix siGlc iur Summer
d,-sTy AZ sc . CORN-MgIket fcvc1-h irregular. and
up-etieI op,nlue l.0 UacI subsequently recovered
i,om The decline and advanced "a Sc then scarc@y - hT
and closing heavy at "a &C IN er the highest p,e- n
ralc moderate business i0r home usr az
~ fq5c -aecucIt IN speculative account sale9 81 o0o
bush uture 600 oush. cash nciuins CnGraoee HNtd
al q g.. Doc . 80
vat,r g. delivered No q 55a ia elevation, JS 4o'c
n,Iiy,r-I. Ola 80 T. &c. iu store, White roliutll,
f6GGac including nsouud al toai-c. No Mixed 7c.cr
Aprl. o. djj3ic, closing J54cf DO. May Boz c.
closing 565c; do june '6li@ 'sr, CLOSING y ci DO Jny
gi-c. clo-lug Hlsc; DO August 3jNr 9tc closing
SgL,c 6AT--Markct unsettled open ng r. nc lower.
subsequently, recovered mos' u he decline ori c d staD
ci fine highest prices sales LBS uup hus. infurc, $4,000
bush cash including No. Mi1c1 at Sc; No =, 3tc'
a No quoted at 4!e: s, liked WcstGrg "a 'e
Mixed seller April i245t1c, closing "'iirj DO 'ily,
83~cjl C. closing Si',ci DO june af4j''e" e'o''"s
80 sc -, ,,-..-.. .,., r.,y.- C,fy
c1an warehouses. and held Oh Railway Lighters OF OeI
uucate'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

TOxpaS Apr THE Marx Ldue E4Dfefs ~ us re ie"
Of the British graiu trade during the pat wccF says ne
outlook for me wheat Il good lTldc III "nt Oh
stands very depressed Flour vas lower maize %is ease
osrecially npw Mixed American BorlrY4 We're uh ahu W
fr of buyers oats advanced 3d. The trade n catgpcs on
the Slow four arrived was SOLD ana thte
withdrawn The quotations on passage or snip
declined Cd IA. The sales Of Engsh wheat uug .e
week were 4SOO quarters 31s 81 per quarter AGAINST
g. 3 quarters Cd during the corresponding week last
U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River, Vessels and Raiiro1f'
NEw-YoRK. April 7. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YorK. April 7. 1884,

CoFFEE-epot DIM at lolc for fair sales 6a2 bags
* "Memnon vatc terms: wiihdraWa@ lo,i'S nh's
t0flI visible United STATS supply 80 IL bags Oplo As
moderately active and most Of u carly decline vas
Saes 20 TsO bags cosinc follows; Auril Sytd 500;
NAY s.6ods.G5: June, S6j0&70i July S4ogS'3;
Augu7t N75Q0 80: September S.S0aS 81: October rNO
a So bid and asked After Change thcc was rather
Slender feeling. Mid grades quiet ana steady. So
COIION-Spot cotton quiet ana uchangCd. safes, 100
bales Saur evening" including Ia for conslmpii n
Delivered on contracts 1900 bales Receipts at the ports
today against Gas bales this day last week
and ! Oh last wear Since september l. 4O-045@ baes
against 1886. sos period last season.
Tie quotations according TO the American casshcdton ara
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

LIVERPOOL, April 7ProvisIons- Baeon-Cumbsrand Cut.
Long Clear Aiddles S3s OH short Clear Middes
4is Cd short ubs 43s Sd; shond.rs 3os per cnt Beet
1923 for extra Indian Mess Inda Mess 800 PorkPrime
Mess 69s OIL per bbli Prime Mess Eastern, 1ss West
en- 6Sa Lard-Amarcan, 45s Cd; Prime Western 12A Vai
Lard OIL 46s Ga Hsms-Long cut 57si Shoulders 3oa ID
Butter l05s per ewt for hnes United states Cheese
American Choco 1Os Whsat-bed western spring "a ed
Ia lOd RED Winter 70 l0d asa ID Per eenta No sprns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
T~aLln.l--- LOO 800 1919 9.-40tlI

,. .,...,. ,,.I 90, ,t,... no 81, d,
sqs .to.G Pcr, [ wow. ,,..,.. chance. in
gga 5.l' r el ol'1 @ s.-, r slE ae @ea
Shining DO o5jc; Glover Iot5e. co. HNCl 40 avJc5
No1 shaw, 60e 50 TO-. 40e45ei Oats 5ja4o' 70.
export home account ana only lhe D-. sitL"- Te re-
y2 scg UT F., a. i,.. C,i,rornil I.,8 2oaeic.
3iLrAIs-Ou Change; Iron qui. and ci'eri Tin opened
S S,. ;Sr az on i; .'.''"7 "'''.-
&niL,trS22aa- to- i.'" "N' "-'' -'' '''
sr64FsRos,os were very quiet rut 40 prices
ti!I. TIT u 5tI'Itl -. r. 81 Graal jii. r. - IS.
II ,j + = 10. k slio5s2 81; " - of2e5, s.
Tg'rsniine as r All quot az 3at ln -- spot III ara
' ,,+ r,a..o l,,i,g trad, ,.. rc-ortsa nl "a
al dUo,s,.1, VIC uI,..d aitl s. al.rc,.
cacuas. 5,a,ao, ciuae Co'loqse g.! 20 o4eG.. Refined
summer Ye.!ow a -c rilre Laei .ge Mgnll.su,
y1' I'm t'-I-a gq To-; pam 7L1Il.: olive IL a
~ r.i sN.,,..,yi Us Z. -.c rli..e.. ~ c' Yas
- scei ao5jgLc
or ,,, i5r conacuia ports All Ial~, renamed
1gu ana e'gt unag,l'Ii - t-S l-' nm r. 51,'.e''
IIVrPpOOL steam, GIe'H quoted -; l'o hhIs
iou'' = '1' ,f Iarl ~, O.; 800 iyxc, ,st IN. "a
tt t,i''N|' '- ic'..f r. ri; 5,s a.. Rom
10y. W.ssuTet.cnt Goods ia. GIcI-s Ion.
Don steam Uo 'a,"' 1in ~" lam
S'oo tu-n Do 34.d...-.. HAMBURG, steam.
Scam 9' $500 ,us! DO ID. MAE-E,ILT4 steam,
ie3eo D.. g cgj ,. f2 aj gg l .,eS
80 .s- ref,ci irct.oc~ri No. ii RtirI| Ec-,
tssts, ~ G5 p, I'd
15T Wv Gs5. SOC ~ NJ lover. tut toTatd he c.se
ana recovered Doe Erro ;ae cuicris tsi.r
6ut III c.net without much r sl.es. chbis. Mess
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STARIN'S
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoH TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
Of1ce Pier Is. N. r., foot Of Cortlaudt-st
Consgnmcnts Of freight forwarded any peri
q Tire world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds o. freight
ihandse 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND liar.
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered any
In the harbOr az reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAIs
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN H. STARIN for NEw.HAVEN. leaves Plea
Is " r., foot Of COrtlandst, at daily. lsUNDAYs
excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier Is
For New.HGvon and points East, at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND.-Elcyen Miles for
Cents from Pier l. Z. r. foot OF white
balst
CENTRAL SuIPYARD Communipaw. N. J-Dry DocEs
Machine and Bocr shops Everything ag0egtaRIng TO tho
construction and repair Of vessels
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Summer Resorts.

THE ARGYLE.
"A. BABYLON. L. /. a HOURS FROM y. Y.
OPENS BAY al-I
Under management aId 40 attractive r7'es.
Diagrams ana terms AZ y. y once. -pl broa "a ay.
Descriptive circulars. RICHARD II, sTEAHN5.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
X TREMPER HOUSE opens June -. Toms So 20 pcr
day specN MS by Tie month The proprietor
NAV tLc Fifth Afeluc E1tc y. Y. Monday All
Tuesday Of each week acGIro,
J. II. TREMPEA JR.. PhHa'cia, Ulster co. y J.
DAYILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
1 Islip Lone Island o. U..E' heated VIII sca.
JAMES SLATE! o. the "DeiAe.ey" jta-aye AID StA-s:
owner and proprietor
DROSPECT HOUSE,
SHELTER ISLAND,
l. !. Y. Y-Tis popular and wr.-&1O%n hotel viii Open
about June 30 EoIGa " rooms AID other information
ca. address the proprietor,
= p HATHAWAY, 80. l3j N1t.scr.ave, NeW-NJI
VNHE SHELBURNE.
ATLANTIC CITY, Y. J.
open all the year 80 yards from tho Beach.
The been specially ate Tor Is thoroughly
heated three large sun galleries o. them on tie
second floor EDWIN ROBERTS.
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Bnslncss Chances.

EOR SALE.-ln San Francisco, Cal; an active
and growing iron hardware business partner desires
and the other has sufficient capital 90 continue It,
F0rfurtheT particulars please address IRON HARDWARE
Boz l,s9t Post once San Francisco, Cal