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srs for s sseS s 80 2, a1
and the same is hereby amended to read as
follows:
7. And be 1t enacted, That no person shall
catch or kill in the Delaware river any black
bass or wall eyed pike under nine inches IN
length, or any rock bass under hve inches
in length, under penalty OF ten dollars TOR
every nsh so caught ;but should any such
nsh be taken Of less size than the above, OF
should any wall-eyed pike or rock bass of
any size be taken within two years from
the passage OF this act, 1t shall be the duty
OF any one th tsa a OF capturing me same 70
from whence taken; any violation OF this la
shall subject the offender TO penalty of ten
4. And be it enacted, That section nine OF
said act, approved the tWenty-secOnd day OF
May, one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
nine, which reads as follows:
80. And be il enacted. That any fish com
missioner. fish warden deputy warden, sher-
IN, deputy sheriff. constable, policeman, OF
any special o11cef of this commonwealth. Is
hereby authorized 10 destroy any fish basket
eel-wcir, fyke-nHt, pOuDd<net, s1Ore-net, drift
net, dip-net wing-wall or wfng-walis, or any
| illegal devices named In any section of this
act, and they are hrreby authorized to arrest
| forthwith any person placing, erecting, using
or fast sning them; any person or persons In
terfer1ng with any OF the above officers In the
discharge OF their duties, or resisting arrest
shall pay a.nne OF one hundred dollars and be
imprisoned three mouths in the county jail
or shall be sqbject 10 both penalties al t be dis
erection OF the magistrate or court before
which he or they shall be convicted" be and
the same is hereby amended TO read as follows
9. And be it enacted, That any Iisb con mis-
sioner. fish wardelhp deputy warden. sheriff
deputy sheriff. constable. policeman or any
special officer OF thia3 epfs1n6nWealth is here
by authorized to desssef any nsh-basket, ee
weir. tyke net. pOuIid-net, short-net, drf t-net
dip-net, wing-wA h0r wing-wails, or any i.egL
they are hereby authorized to arrest forte
with any person placing erecting using Oh
listening them; any person or persons inter
stf
charge OF their duties, or resistina. arrest. shall
pay fine OF one huuufed dollars and ba i'm
prisoned three months In the county jail.
.. And be IL enacted. That provid the al
teratiOns and amendments herein provided
Tor shall not be operative until the legislature
OF the state of Pennsylvania shall approve the
same in whole or in part ny entcting laws sim.
liar in-effect as herein provided.
Approved March 81. 1885,
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY,
TBY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER CLYIII.


A Suuplement to an act entitledtttAn act for the
preservation of clans and oysters" approved
April fourteenth one thousand eight hundred
and forty-six.
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That any
person who shall hereafter dredge upon, or snail
throw cast hisoyster dredge or any other lnstru
ment used for the purpose of catching oysters
upon, any oyster-bed duly staked up within or
under any of the waters of this state belonging to
or in possession of any other person or persons
without the permission of the owner or holder Of
such oyster bed, shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
demeaDor, and upon conviction shall be punisned
BY fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or Dy
Imprisonment for any term not exceeding two
years. or both and any boat or vessel used or en-
ployed in the commission of such offense, with all
her furniture, tackle and apparel and all oysters
seized, secured and sold in the manner prescribed
in the act entitled IAN act for the preservation of
CLANS and oysters" approved April fourteenth,
one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, and the
supplements thereto, and the proceeds of such
sale, after deducting all expenses, shall be paid to
the collector of the oyster fund of the Maurice
river cove and Delaware bay oyster association.
2. And be it enacted. That any person who shall
hereafter dredge for, shall catch or take, at
tempt to catch or take, any oysters planted in OF
under any of the waters of this state, the location
of which planted oysters is indicated by stakes,
buoys without the permission of the owner OF
such planted oysters, shall be deemed guilty of q
msdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars
or by Imprisonment for any term not exceeding
two years. or both and any boat or vessel used Oh
employed in the commission of such offense, will
all her furniture, tackle and apparel and all oys.
tiers on board thereof shall be forfeited, and the
same seized, secured and sold in the manner pre-.
scrbed in the act entitled IAN act for the preser
walton of CLAIMS and oysters" approved Apri
fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and forty
six, and the supplements thereto, and the proceed
of such sale, after deducting all expenses shall b
paid to the collector of the oyster fund of tn,
Maurice river cove and Delaware bay oyster asso
citation.
8. And be 1t enacted, That nothing in this &C
contained shall give to any person or persons tn
right or privilege, nor shall 1t confirm any sup
posed right or privilege, to stake up, take. hold
use, occupy, possess or enjoy any exclusive RICH
| in or to any natural oYster-bed or ground.
| 4. And be it enacted, That all general acts in
consistent with the provisions of this act are here
by repealed, and that this act shall take effect i'm
| mediately.
Approved March IA. 1895.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Secretary of State Gresham died at
100 O'Clock this morning, at Washington.
He suffered from q complication of dis
eases.
Frederick w. Griffin, the defaulting
assistant cashier of the Northwestern Ma
tional Bank. pleaded guilty in Chicago.
yesterday, and was sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary.
Victoria Matchen. widow OF ex- United
States Senator Willis B. Mstchen, com
mitted suicide at Clinton, Kentucky, Fri
day. by shooting herself. Her mind
had became deranged on account of bad
health
Nineteen indictments were returned
on Saturday by the New Albany, Indiana
Grand Jury against DR.. William Breyfogle
]. Winstanley and Clarence J.. Frederick
charging them with embezzlement, in
connection with the failure of the New
Albany Banking Company.
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CONTINENTAL BICYCLES

Hasn't been long since it was
only safe to choose from half
dozen makers in buying a
wheel. You paid for the assur-
ance Of its being right-paid for
the name that backed it. Cost
more; maybe it was best.
Best then-a better best now,
for the Continental is sold just
as we sell other goods. We
sustain our say-so by the broad
guarantee of the store, and
you save good deal of money.
These are the prices
Model 26. IN. Y" or Hartford tires,
$50
Model 81, an. Y" or Hartford tires
$3.50.
Model %, IN. Y" or Hartford tires,
SIS.
G. ]. tires, So extra.
Ladaes' ComtsnentaIs.
Model 25, IN. Y" tires, $50.
Model %, IN. Y" tires, SIS.
G. & j. tires, SIS extra.
Ohm WANAMAKER.
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TUESDAY MAY 28. 1896.

FUNNY, isn't it2 that papers which de-
sire to pose as having great influence in
political matters, and which 90 so far as
to denounce members of their own party
for fancied misdemeanors, have main
tanned painful silence towards Governor
Werts for his part in the pardoning of the
race-track gamblers, who, by the way,
have been berated without stint by the
same journals. Personal acquaintance
and being kept on the list during Demo
cratic administration have great effect
The responsibility of the Governor is be.
yond controversy as the state constitution
says plainly that he shall be one of the
majority to grant pardons. Without
his vote. the notorious big Four
would have gone to state prison.
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Wamamnkeg's.

are too many. All the daisies
do not bloom in one meadow.
Take time to roam through the
aisles banked with every tempt
ing weave and printing that
the cotton goods makers have
conjured.
HumdyedS of Kinds.
Thousands Of Styles.
Because you looked through
last week, don't count yourself
posted on to-day's doings. The
goods tumble in all the time
generally with a new price-win-
someness just now.
Think of buying the daintiest
Corded Ginghams ever made
in America for II nc. Just the
sorts and styles we had to
charge 25c for until five days
ago just the sorts marked 25c
in the other stores windows
now. 32-inch. A hundred
styles. Wish we had room for
more than mere hints:
At 5c-Dress Cheviots, but not 81
cheviots, for they'd be trashy.
| At 6c-New styles Dress Bingham
made to sell at l0c.
At 7c-30-lnch Creponettes; cost NOR
to make.
At 8c-3l-inch Printed Lawns; ough
| to be 124c to be profitable merchan
disc.
At 10c-Printed Dimities, styles tina
crowd the Irish-made-of course
cheaper cheaper even than Ameri
can-made have been-and prettief
yet
At12 3c-32-inch Corded Bingham
five days ago sold at 25c
At 10c-32-inch Striped Cheviot tina
never before sold less than 15c.
At 123c-32 inch Woven Duck
At 16c-Corded Scotch Bingham i'm
ported this season to sell at 25c.
At 15c-40-inch Printed Batiste; ne,
creation.
At l6c-Lace and Corded Stripes
Ginghams regular price 25c.
At 20c-English Printed Pique.
At 25c-Printed Organizes.
At 25c-Fancy Scotch Linens; re
duced from SIZE, 40c and SOC.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

If this was not the creates
Black Goods season you ever
knew if the stufs were old OF
poor, you could guess the rea.
son for the prices breaking.
But there isn't a fault anywhere.
1t is the way we have to drive
business ; to help makers and
you. Somebody loses profits
or more, but never mind that.
3S in. Black Coupure, 4Oc from 6Oc.
38 in. Black Coupure SOC from 75c.
40 in. Black Coupure, 75c from 81.
45 in. Black Coupure, 81 from 81. 25.
3S in. Black Rep Stripe, SOC from 6Oc.
SO in. Black Rep Stripe, 6Oc from 75c.
SO In. Black Meryeilleux, SHE from Soc.
38 in. Black Figured Batiste, SOC from
373c.
% in.Lupin's Black Barege Hermann SOC
from 75c.
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How's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
We. the undersigned, have known F J
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O.
WALDrNG, KINNEN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood ant
mucous surfaces of the system Testi
monials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
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NOTWITHSTANDING
THE ADVANCE
IN LEATHER

We are still selling Mems Shoes
for $I.oo, $I.25 and $I.5o. AT
any of these prices you may
have your choice of several
styles and weights. 1t will be
impossible to give the same
value after our present stock is
exhausted.
L. c. SHERMAN & Co.,
Ga Main Street.
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Wan0m0keYs.
Philadelphia. May 81, 1895,
DRESS GOODS

UKESN GUUUS
Faster! faster That's the
word. No matter how busy
we were Saturday, there is
reason tor being buster to-day
there is SO much to gain for
our public by keeping this
trade-channel open so many
makers and importers to be
helped over tight places and so
many dollars to be saved for
the all-the-year-'round depend
ers on this supply depot.
5715e goods go to CSC.
SOC goods go to 37He.
75e goods go to soc.
$I.25 goods go to z5e.
$3.50 goods go to 81.
Not singly, but in battalions-
wherever lots have grown small
ish or wherever we have found
niche to take over the tempt
ing lots that naturally seek this
outlet. That is the story.
Here are the facts-or a hint of
them-no room for all.
At 25e a yard.
styles all-wool Covert Cloth.
styles all-wool Figured Cheviot.
styles Atwood Check Cheviot.
styles all-wool Bourette Cheviot.
ii styles Atwood Serges.
All 36 inches wide.
Reduced from size.
1t zoe a yard.
3S inch Atwood French Melange,
three brown. gray and olive mix
lures in proper weights for mid
Summer dresses.
Reduced from Csc.
At soc a yard.
so inch slk-mixed Tweeds.
80 inch all-wool Rough Cheyiot.
4S inch hard-twist Tweeds
Al inch three-toned Cheviot.
SO inch silk mixed Brilllants,
40 inch Atwood Kerseymere.
Reduced from 75c and 81.
At z5e a yard.
large collection of Atwood and silk
and-wool Novelties neat and want
ed; and Crepe Brilliants and Chew
lots that have been in constant de-
mand. get the blue pencil mark to-
day
AZ to so inch.
Reduced from 81 and $1.25.
At 81 a yard.
Several lots of silk mixed, handsome
~ made goods medium weights
won't muss give them shake and
the dust is Off 40 inch.
Reduced from $l.25 and $3.50.
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STeSnSs r EoAD.-sorrcE OF ASSESS

To Whom u May Concern
Please take notice that the commissioners
appointed by the Burlington Coanty Circuit
Court, to assess benefits conferred on the lands
and real estate fronting or bordering ON the
Riverside and BridgebOrO stone road, running
from the creek in Riverside to Chester town
ship line, have, by their report, dated the
fourth day of February, A. D., eighteen hum
dred and nlnety-hve, and duly filed in the said
confirmed by the said court on the sixteenth
day of March, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
lands and real estate fronting or bordering on
said road as follows:
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MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. aliays all pain. cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for DiarrhHa
1t will relieve the Door little sufferer lmme-
diateiy. Sold by Druggists IN every part of
the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Be
-azd~ ask sf0rA ssMrs MtnsloWis Soothing
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Please take notice that you and each Of
you are hereby notified and required to pay tc
tne subscribers, the collectors of taxes in the
toWnsnips OF Riverside and Delran, In the
county OF Burlington and state OF New Jersey
Ine sum OF money set forth in the above
notice, as being assessed TO you by the commits
s si appointed BY the said Circuit Court OF
60 upon your land bv reason Of The building
property
township OF Rfverssge will nay to John Muel-
ier, collector Hiyerside. N. j., and those per
To o,W,Alng property IN the township Oh pei
f1. WI pay to Isaac brown, Collector Bridge
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that competitive
examination for free scholarship in the New
Jersey State College for the benefit OF Agri-
culture and the Mechanic Arts, will be held at
the court house. Mount Holly N. j., on SAT-
URDAY. June LIST, 1896, beginning promptly
at A. Nj. and continuing until Pm. ANY
teacher or pupil will receive ca talogue of the
o'lege by writing to Austin Scott LII D.
President, New brunswick, d. j..
EDGAR HAAS,
County Superintendent.
Bordentown, N. j., April 27th, 1895
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CHAPTER elk.

An Act to provide for the payment of expenses
incurred by order of the supreme court.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That when
ever any item of expense has been incurred by
order of the supreme court in the execution of its
duties the payment of which is not otherwise pro-
vided for by law the same shall, when so directed
by the order of said court, be paid by the state
treasurer which order shall be countersigDed BY
the comptroller when attested by the justice Of
said court presiding therein at the the time said
order is made.
g. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
| effect Immediately.
Annroved March 1295
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DUBLIC SALE OF
Household Goods and
SchoolrOOm Furniture

WEDNESDAY, may 81, 1885,
viii be sold at the residence of the subscrib-
or, on High street, opposite the Court House,
lot of household goods, mahogany, walnut
and maple, excellent open Freight stoves
double and single solid walnut desks 1.-THE lat.
ter finely proportioned and recently made 10
order). Revolving slate and other black.
boards, wide easel, and other articles. Sale at
2P. Nj.
M.sADELAlDE ATKINSON.
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An Act concerning the qualification of commits
siopers appointed to assess benefits conferred by
the construction of sewers and drains in certain
cases.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New jersey That in al
cases where the benefits conferred by the Goa
struction of any sewer drain shall extend be-
yOnd the line of such sewer or drain. no commits
siOner appointed to assess the benefits conferred
by the construction of any such sewer drain
shall be disqualified because of his being interest
ed as owner in any lands situate beyond the lin,
of such sewer or drain, but included within thu
area or district benefited thereby.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take eff.
feet immedi ately.
AunrOyed March a. 1895
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OTATI0NERY or ALL KINDS. ALSO A
y. vel selected sock OF Bath Sponges, Car.
c,age cponges and Onamofs Skins ut 10 70 !.
prices. bARklNGTON'B, ~ Main street.
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NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
Sale of Property for Nom
payment of Taxes.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a war
rant issued by Samuel L. Enge Charles Y. cow
perthwat and L. Lacey Atkins. the Township Oo n
mittee of the township of Northampton IN ene
County Of Burlington, to make the unpaid taxes
assessed on lands, tenements, hereditments ana
real estate to the said township in the year elgn
collector of the taxes for the said Township, will
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CHAPTER CLXvII.

An Act to change the boundary line between
the city of Burlington and the township OF
Burlington, and to set off to said township
part of said city.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Genera
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, Thai
the bounday line between the city of Burling
ton and the township of Burlington be changed
so as to set off to said township all that part
OF said city lying west and southwest OF a line
beginning at stone situate at the southwest
corner of Mill street or road and Mount Holly
road, and runs thence northwardly across said
Mill street or road to the northwest corner OF
the same; thence along the north side OF said
Mill street or road to the center OF the Salem
ROAD thence northwardly in straight line
to the south end OF the sluice-wall and on the
same course continued to low-water mark in
the river Delaware.
2. And be it enacted, That all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed. and that this aci
shall take effect Immediately
Approved March 49, 1885.
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HYMNALS
For the Church or Sunday
school service. All the sorts
used in this neighborhood, with
or without music, in plain or
expensive bindings. We can
re-bind a worn book, so it will
be better than new.
L. c. JAMIsoN,
Y.M.C. A. Building.
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HOT WEATHER GOTTONS
Don't blame us for not show
ing all the Cotton Dress Stuffs
in one place-can't do it; there
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George G. HeaviIand's,
price list for this week of
FISH and OYSTERS

Cor. Washington and King SITS.
| Fresh Shad and Fish every day.
Nice Roe Shad, 40c to 60c each
Melt Shad, 25c 3Oc. Soc Acc each
Pan Rock, 12c per h.
QAklugn1 Gu, ineuIum, &c
Weakfish, 10c
Founders, SC
Sea Bass, 10c
Bluefish, l0c
Cape May Goodies. 10c
Porgies, &c
I" Crokers, SC
HOLSTERS, per order, Is to zoe
CLAIMS, 60c per hundred, opened; SOC in
shell.
Try our fine salt oysters, frying
SOC to 81 per 100
Try our fine salt oysters. stewing-
SOC to 75c per 100
All fish cleaned and delivered, free of
charge, at any time of the day, ready for
the pan.
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Goods for Mems Wear

Several lines of goods especially adapted for warm
weather wear are this week offered at exceptionally low
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CHAPTER cLxI.

An Act for the incorporation of park trustees
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That whenever
tract of land has heretofore been or may here
after be conveyed to any persons in trust for use
as public park. and such park has been opened
and established, 1t shall and may be lawful fol
such persons to become incorporated hereinaf-
ter provided, and have, possess and enjoy all thS
powers and privileges which now NAV here
after be granted to corporations such by law
such pers Ms SO desiring to become incorporated
shall make certificate in writing under theil
hands aud seals. which shall be filed and recorded
with the clerk of the county wherein said park il
situate said certificate shall recite that the per-
sons making the same trustees, maintaining g
public park, and the municipality township OIL
other place where the same is Situated and main
tanned, and that they desire to become incorpor-
ated under name to be therein stated, which
shall thereafter be the corporate name of the said
corporation, and upon filing and recording of said
certificate said trustees shall be and becOn body
polite and corporate in the law aforesaid, and
thereafter shall have and hold any property real
and personal, belonging to said trustees. as the
property of said corporation; provided, however
that said corporation shall be subject to the same
limitations and restrictions as the trustees are
subjected to, as to the management of the trust
in and by virtue of the instrument creating them
such trustees; membership in such corporation
shall be created as provided by the bylaws OF
such corporations.
2 And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
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CHAPTER CLXIY.

An Act to enable the city clerk of cities of the
first class in this state to designate clerk in the
once OF the city clerk to act as city clerk.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
semby of the State of New Jersey, That the city
clerk of any city of the first class in this shall
be authorized to designate from the clerks in hi
office clerk to act acting city clerk during hi
absence or disability, which designation shall b(
tne lse4E.a M
ton shall be operative until the resumption of the
work of the Office by the city clerk.
2. And be it enacted, That such acting city
clerk shall perform all the duties of the office OF
city clerk during such absence or disability of the
city clerk, which said city clerk shall be RESPONSE
Bile for the acts and dOings of such clerk SO desg-
mated as acting city clerk.
g. And be it enacted, That this act shall take eff.
feet Immediately
Approved March 10, 1896
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MEMS AND RnYs, cHEYInT

MINIS AND BU1N CHEFIUT
SHIRTS-full size, we'll made and
finished with pearl buttons, every
where else the price is 5ocents, Onro
but we make it Ol2C