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ington.
keeper
ington,
vessels
ing
m »784.)
(truui
. jpf iHHRfi EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
bki.l a tavlor,
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Cants ms Wits, os Twenty-Five Cants res
Regula« AuthoriXIu
ATT TMA OUWNESS
Month. Payable
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NO OTHER,
New
In
man
. . $8.50
— VSa*. . .
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1.88
.80
m kam Ones »«o t»™« Boo«. »»* oat
W.LMIKOTOM T.LSPMONf 6»
•«0 Htwk Ok *dve»twe«e»t«
AMV TIME &ATWEAM THA HOOP»
AN*
Lattsim AMO TELEOAAMe
THE TE.
<b
feet.
ha»
until
'
beret
at
and
[fedlc
ru
fyiLM 1NUTOBI, MATUKDAY, JULY 28«
Proa
Demucratlc »uo ew and lluaiu«
parity.
Despite the iaet that the reporte from
commercial centres show that the buslueti«
of the couutry is in a gouerelly satisfactory
condition, we are told by the Republican
papers that the prospecte of Democratic sue
cess at the next election, ano the uneer
cratic congress nex» winter, nave uustiueu
a
i-ity,
day
age
ing
of
as
a
our busines» affairs to a serious extc.Lt,
made capital timid and played smash with
the Industrial enterprises of the whole
country.
Really, this will be surprising news to the
people. The Democratic Congress wair
elected nearly a year ago, since which time
business has beeu Loomiug right along uulil
It is as good as it ever was at this period of
the year. Capital is seeking investment»
wherever there is a fair show for a reason,
able return, and is pushing forward just the
same us though a Democratic Congress wa»
unknowu to the couutry.
This ridiculous habit of clatmiug for
the Republican party the credit
for every good tbiug enjoyed by the people
longer be continued
booming
tented,
is t farce that c
When crops were good, busi
and the people prosperous aud
the Republican party arrogantly claimed the
credit, jut when the industries ot the coun
try were paralyzed by financial pauies aud
m«*u sought iu valu for work, it was quick
to deny all responsibility for such a deplora
ble state of aflairs. The panic ol 1873 came
when the Republican party was in the zeuitb
of its power, aud alter it had governed the
country uninterruptedly for nearly fifteen
year©.
We do not deny that a Democratic Con
gress will effect a change,
cratic House ol Representatives effected a
most remarkable change, by contracting
our national expeudituies thirty millions ol
dollars in a siugle ye at, and by
thus reducing the hurfi
people, greatly aiding in restoring pros
peril y to the couutry. A Democratic
tioual administrai ion would effect
greater change, as it would not only lessen
the expeuses of government but woull take
hold ol the robbers who have plundered the
people for years, and punish them as Folk
punished in Tennessee, iustead of show
ing them the consideration that bus beeu
extended to Dorsey und his gang of Star
Route thieves.
The people can readily stand a complete
Democratic a<liuini»tratii»u. It could uot
be worse than the present and recent Repub
lican administrated]» if its whole euergiue
were applied to destroying iustead of aiding
our nalioual prosperity. A change can do
no harm, an«f will doubtless prove a bent fit
to the entire country.
In 187.5 a De
O* tb«
Jr doe Cummins administered a stern
rebuke to an impudent policeman at this
morning's session of the Municipal Court,
which doubtless pierced his narrow intel
lect and caused him to experience a slight
feeling of shame. His Honor should follow
this up with a flue and commitment for the
next case of the kind Thie would bring
the "models" to their knees and force them
to at least outwardly show the respect which
a decent man ought naturally entertain for
a judicial tribunal.
Ik England is toolinh enough to allow a
cargo ol rags to be brought into her ports
from Egypt while the cholera is raging to
extent in the latter country, our
government ought not permit the same
cargo to be sent here. Better sink the ship
id cargo iu the middle of the Atlantic than
allow the terrible Eastern plague to be
brought to our shores.
The statement of the Treasurer shows
our bonded indebtedness to be fit ,4115.400.
For a city of Wilmington's size and wealth
this is not a burdensome debt, and will not
distress the people if ordinal y wisdom and
economy are exercised in the management
luuicipul affuirs.
of
With a majority in the low*
the next Congress, ami Govei
the 38 States of the Union, the Democratic
prospects for carrying the Presidential elec
tion next yet
house of
t.rs in 25 oi
e certainly very bright.
According
"God
set's, it is
his hide,
Republican.
the political ethics of the
morality" party in Massachu
o harm to skin a pauper and tan
long us tin* ghoulish tanner is a
id
Even the morning organ feels impelled
the boorish ''model«" against main
taining their Ignorant d'srespect for the
Municipal Court.
to
Maryland loses a «list.ngulshed citizen
and the country a profound statesman in
the death of Montgomery Blair.
A Wi
ruing
[Morning News.]
fh
"Modela.**
It a[ipears tliat The police officers share
with the public the contempt that is felt
every sid«* for the stolen Municipal Court.
It is pretty hard to put up with the de facto
bantlings win
the oftmers bad la tter «* nke
runningthe court, but
|) their minds
pay for
as t,o how much tl
? willing
the pleasure of relieving titeir feelings be
sbowing their con
times stronger than
•re they go to
tar i
Might is so
tempt.
right.
••I >1
ke y Ugly UnoHt. 1 '
A c lia
relating ^«»
the night.
into her room h-ok- d >«
ster and sometldng like a wa
g young lady of Brookl
• of 1 he tr<
The gimst
was
»übles she bad ha«I in
which had walked
'thing like alob
ow. She
«1 » very
pper of lobster salad. When at-k«*«!
remembered that, she had euj
good
how it
bed in the morning, she remarked that «he
always kept a bottle ol Perky Davis's Pain
Killer in her room, and that two moderate
doses of this most efficient remedy had
d/iyeii the ghost away.
that she was able
e «»ut of
KOK.1IÜII ni'MIWAKY.
Secretary Lincoln has returned to Wash
ington.
The body of Carl Menluger, a haIoou
keeper of Cincinnati, was cremated at Wash
ington, PenDa., yesterday.
The Treasury Department decides that
certificates of registry cannot be Issued to
vessels of iens than live »on burthen.
Montgomery Blair died yesterday morn
ing : t bis residence at. Silve» Springs, **ar
Washington, in the 71st year of his age.
Benjamin Wallovcr, of Harrisburg, a
killed yesterday
a train.
the
bio
the
*T.,t r ri.whr"w'.™f- us
!
j
freight conductor, whs
aitcnioou by being thrown fr«
Tin*, bale in the poet office «t Little Fall»,
New York, was robbed of 11,500 worth of
stamps and fI,U00 in money on Thursday.
Six colored
In ii" up- "im- 1
man river, 11 orry county, South Carolina.
Another «alt vein, said to b* the pufttt
cry^tid yet discovered, has been «truck at
York, at tlio depth of 90*1
•see, JSe
<b
feet.
The body of the late Geueral K. O. C. Ord
ha» been embalmed and will reinalu iu Cuba
until the fall, when it will be brought to the
' ntted State«.
The body of Myrion L. Knight, the Am
beret College student, who wan drowned at
Asbury Park ou Monday laat, was waedmd
ashore yesterday.
G rat un to Herosndes murdered hi« wile
at Sautiago Tuxtta, Mexico,
and theu feloniously asssul ed hid eoubin,
He i« Iu jail.
Thuodu>,
a young woman
Allan Campbell, Controller of New York
i-ity, yesterday sent his resit* nation to May
Edsou, to take effect on August 1st. Failing
health is assigned as '«he cause.
The acting Director of the Mint has or
count o! sales ol silver bullion.
M. K. Muley, aged 40 years, and Thomas
Haley, aged «50, were killed in the Piere
Coal Company's tunnel miue, at Archibald,
Pa., yesterday morning, by the tailing ol
part of the root.
Robert B. Beath, of Philadelphia, was
elected Commander-tn Chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, in Denver, on Thurs
day evening, he receiving lôë votes to 112 lor
Geueral Bamum.
Sixteen freight cars on the Pennsylvania
railroad were thrown from the track and
damaged near Leaman Place yesterday
afternoon. Travel was delayed lor some
time by the obstruction.
Five ears and au engine on the Cumber
land Valley railroad were wrecked near
Harrisburg last evening by running over a
cow. No persou was Injured, but the dam
age to property is estimated at $20,000.
Captain Baiuuel Petrine, of Lite Saving
Station No. iO, on the New Jersey coast, has
resigned. It is said his ret>igualiou is be
cause of the uew rule compelling the keep
ing of a daily log-book during the summer.
A buckboard wagon was upset by a runa
way accident ut Northeast Harbor, Maine,
Thursday, and a young lady named Case,
of B.tstou, was killed. The rest oi tin
party, live in number, were severely injured.
Three men, named Thompson, Cronin an i
Hartnett, perished by suffocation in a ce
pool on Monroe street, New York, on Thurs
day evening. Thompson went down first to
as ertain if the trap was iu order, and the
others followed.
In tearing down an old house near VV
Springs, North Carolina, a lew days ago,
the skeleton of a mail carrier was fourni,
with a leather mail bag containing over 30
letters of tin date of 1527, some ol them en
closing old bauk bills.
The dress and cloak, makers' strike iu New
York still continues; but several ot the
ployer», among them the firm oi Boh in
a Brothers «to Greenfeldt, and Messrs, Wiel
, Lasxkv and Gariick, outside contrac
tors have yelided to the striker».
The steamboat Rose ätandisti, of the Bos
ton and lliucham line, on her trip from
Hull to Boston, yesterday,
filled rapidly and was beached
Island. There were but tew passengers and
a
ol
by
take
the
Folk
beeu
ou a rtak,
Long
Island. There were but tew passengers and
they were taken oil safely by auothersteam« r
of the same line.
It was reported in Monterey, on Thursday
night, that tiie S anish Minister to Mexico
bail been recalled, und that a serious ru|u
ture between the two countiles was possible.
War Is not anticipated, but serious com
•reial trouble. The disagreement is sup
posed to have been caused by Mexico's r«i
pudiatiou of the Spauteh debts.
Edward J. Dempsey, aired 15 years, was
killed by liirhtulng 1 a base ball field, at
Newark, N. J.,on Thursday evening. Ten
other persons were stunned by the
flash. Three children ot Is
• Barry, age
respectively 10, 12 and I f year.*, were killed
by lightning while standing under a tree
Loudon, Ohi«j, on Thursday.
The Treasury Department has received
the British authorities a
rainst "the
Ii
msli
to Eiigiaud of the
per emigrants wh
friends iu tiiis country
take care ot them, and
shown letters to that effect ou their arrival
in the United State*»." The matter will be
inquired into
were going to
bed to
le t lia i un»
hich emigrants had
Vice PiObiileut Lee of the Amalgamated
Assoclaalon, arrived at Belhlche
yesterday, and a secret mcoliug of the Union
was held in the a'ternoou. The Manager ol
the BethU;he
Dei na
I
Ct
[»any said that,
ed, the trouble
were returning
i-i
the eom|»any is cone
>l; that
than could be givt
A majority of the Uniou meu
ing out.
emploi
ent at present,
are still hold
Near Mount Joy, Pa., at, 9JJÖ
tenluy inorniHg, the second section of an
exprtsb train on the Pennsylvania railroad
si ruck a market wagon containing Henry
Welsh h mi wife and Miss Alice Swartz. Ail
were killed—Mis* Swartz and Mr. Welsh
instantly, while Mrs. Welsh lived about 20
minutes. The engineer oi the
Mied
an.ing whistle, hut Welsh persisted iu
•ross the track.
trying to whip his horses
Tin* Sprag
property at Central Falls,
Rhode Island, was sold at, am"
day. The mill estate <»f the United States
iaeturing C«
Alvin Jenks for $200,01)0.
bought the personal property, spare
erduerv, stock lu procès
ete., for $0,000. II** alsn
intcudeut'h liouse for$2,. 1
ing, two cottages and 300,000 f«*et of land
were sol«! to the Valle* Falis Company for
$D,1( 0, aud the Home Print Works building
Wadding
I
Ma
sold to
Mr. Jenkgp
ma
I .any wi
of manuiaetur
iiought the super
ioo. A stone huild
ami laud were bid in by the Uui
Company of Paw
•k«l.
Ne 1
Weakness, Dyspepsia, Import
ee, Sexual Debility, c
•d by " Wells'
Health R« newer." $1.
linslug Local Agents.
wanted in this town for an arlicle that is
sure to sell, live druggists
f erred.
tive Co., 72 Kilby street, B<
1.1
A-hire
Food Préserva
•Vital Oi
Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allaying all irri
tations <ff the nerves and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural
childlike refushiug sleep always?
unhesitatingly
And they will tell you
''Some form of Hops I
CHAPTER I
Ask any of all the most eminent physi
cians:
What is the best and only
be relied on to cure all disc
kidneys and urinary ore
disease, diabetes, retention
retain urine, and
•dv that
s of the
Bright's
• inability to
II the diseases and uil
u
cuts lSM-uliiir
Ami ih«*y
latieally "liuchu."
Ahk the same physicians
"What, is the tin
ill tell >
expiicity and «•
pi.
reliaide and surest.
e f..r all Bve
Mtipatioii, indig«
lever, a
<lif
-eft or dyspepsia; e«»
»Bli
ss. malarial
J they will tell you .
I
Irak
: '
when the««
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Hitters, such a
[Concluded next wcek.J
•«lies
combined
JOHN WAMAMAKK1VH.
JT
%•.
[The Mark't
the 8tor4 will be*
ning']
front ©I
<«n this eve
Bal
. .
'fhe dry goods business XU
J o t
Philadelphia has taken à new
bio those liitèfcyâkbt» : 'lb I* not
the same thi-ig at ftM- that it
us -d to -be»' • Who-would have •
prophesied six vom«. ago tliat
any purely t tail house in this ,
city would send over hall a :
store of,buyers in a single sea
son to scour the foreign mar
kets for Silks, Laces, Linens
Furs, Costumes, Hosiery and
the like. Three ot our buyers
have been over and retu ned;
seven are now in Europe or on
th' ir wav thither; one is resi
dent in Paris, at t' e other end
of the cable, all the time. We
anticipate a great business for
through the' 1 summer «WjJ
open house lor the travel ng
public, w ho find our store un
Uk any other, in that it keeps
full stock all the year 'round.
a
JOHN WANAMAKER.
To meet the convenience of
many, the Market street front
will remain open this evening,
■>nd you will tin<i the electric
lights afford a very lair artifi
cial daylight in selecting shades
and adjusting
Tourists aud others on the
win-/, have mid-summer need*
that you'll find have our special
Prices in cold type
don't tell the story. If you
could only see the goods.
0 arments,
care.
Linen Dusters, fl.50 t«* 65,00.
White Ve»ta, 75c •" **
heersucker oulU, T
Bult'-C'olo-ed Coat»
Me
M
id Vests, 66.50.
Mi
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The slice-fitters are of both
sexes. In this, as ip other
things, we would please all
tastes. It isn't a matter of
prudisi ness, but ot judgment
You want a good fit by a good
fitter, else a good stock goes
for naught No one shall go
away with an imperfect fit if
we know it, for knowing it,we
can help it and will.
Market street, main entrance, right.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Hats have their boyhood,
jouth, manhood and old age,
and the becomingness of your
head-cover ng often guages
your taste. We have every
thing in head-gear a tasteful
man or boy should wear, and
none can undersell us.
Market
er Thirteenth.
cet, co
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A shabby necktie indexes
genteel seediness
plainly in view and so easily
renewed. Ours are neat, good
and well shrunken in price.
Regular-made half hose,
best importation came late,and
prices are down. 18c; to 50c
Four-ply linen collars, in
four special styles made for out
trade, are reliable
Boating shirts, vacation
shirts, lawn tennis and bicycle
shirts Quality and price such
as vv 11 sell at sight.
Market street, main entrance.
Tis so
JOHN WANAMAKER.
is
A good pla- e is the Uphols
tery Deparment tor Mosquito
Netting,Canopies and Window
fixings ol all kinds, both put
up promptly to order and sold
as you want. Perhaps you
don't care for a canopy until
you are in proper condition to
discuss the point whether the
mosquito is useful or orna men
in
tal.
to
side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
John Wanamaker,
' heat nut Thlr'eentl» and Market streets
aud cil* kail squara, PkUadalpkia.
HA IJ.HOA I* LI»**
W
IJHILAÜKLPH I A, Wll.- pS .
JT MINoloN O
HA1.T1IIOUK KAII.KOtH.
JÏTN E 2. M.A
Trains will leave WUmm^um
FhHadetphta andini
10.®, a. m. i.® |
i'htl»dch»bla X.2». «*>. 7.60.
9.TO,!». 89,9.56,10.9% II. .V. a. h. *2 15,64.5.17,
€.6% Up.«,,
New York—*.®, 2 . 2 % i».TO, % •% ® *•
•12.aH. 1.54, 2.®, 5» IV, 6.3% 7.®, I». »
Minore and intermedia''- !•
17 a. m. i.® p. in.
-1.4V, 4pl, S.®
n4M «*■
.2 -7 Mid 8.00p.m.
flows 1er .
^#-6.40,7.00,
' * 6.U*.
<
•Nil«
car
7.*. ».A I
Ml.
»Ar
Bal
Baltimore and Hay Liu«--6.57 P
BaUlmora and WaaUlngi
a. no. 1.®, *!,flp, 6.(0, «
B.itimor..mr-i.A....
N%wcalu*-C!%*.id*.m. ».« <m%«. 2 »p. «•
*»»V—
"^..1* W™"
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/
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•ExpT-ta A»r Delinar. 4.
SUN 11A 1 »KA1VM. \
lnteriucillate s .'»tiout—A.l»fc.
n. V.»). 7.*., ». .A p m.
• idiia ami New York -*.or, 2.®
.i. j». m.
«n and Wuiiliurten-1.42, tU, *.06. k»7
.
XV
Mila
L»
(
A.>, 7
Haiti tu«
». m. 11.04 p.
Baltimore— 1.05 a. m.
Kor further Inrormaitou pa*»ensfn
ferrwd to the iliue table« ponied at the depot.
Ml ThflU» marked thvs: (•) »«*« limited exprcM
apon wb lebe itr» fare I» skanrso.
,d. H..I5MMJD. «ictwral P«
l. L PIII4H. G. n. M *ii
laser A at.
_uH,
& PHILADELPHIA R. K.
CHANGE UK HOlMW.
On and after JUNK 1st, 1868, train« will run a*
follows:,
Leave Wilmington 7.(ft, 10.*', a. m; 5.® p. m.
Arrive at I^ndcnli»rg, 8.50 ». iu; It.® noon,
8.40 p. m.
MimUys, leave Wllmlngtu. , 10.» ». m.. and
6.00 p in.
Arrive at lAandcuHcre, n.
jJALTIMORE
».in. 7.10 p. in.
l«eavt> Lauder. b«rg «. 5«» a. m ; 12.50 p. in.
Arrive at Wltinfiieioii 8.00 a. in; 2,1* p. m.
B . un «»F*l !«•*■* Lmflt II>JT8. M0
|>K.<NBTLVANIA • AIl.KUAD
ON AND AFTER JI NK IS, 1882,
MAIN LINE.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION.
* Datif. § Dally,
"New York aud Otllraifo Limited" of
Pullman Palace car«.
Fa**t Li ii*1Pi tub
WeStefn Ex prêt,»..
Pacific Express West .
il»rri>burc JCxprtx»#.
N iairur» Expie*» .
Watkins Exprès» .
Erie Mall ami Hultulo Exj
uxGVjjt Hal unlay.
n Express
*pt Sunday.
.*11.® a.
.*11.05 a.
• 9.05 p.
,*li.® p.
.* 4.® a.
.
:M:8£
88. dtlly
. 14.® p. in
. i 7.40 a. m
. 111.0» a. m
it.30 and 11.06 a. ni
MurtiuHtiurg Kxprc
« 'h;»mlt«Tbburg »lid
7. 4 » a ml 11.06 a.' m ,
In rsburg oujy, 6.40 p. m.
Shenandoah Valley Bail road «very
week day at 7.40 ». in., hii< 1 New Or
leans Exprena, via Lu ray Mild < haua
iiooga, dally at...
ll.irrMuirK and York Exp
Mail Train....!.
Ilarrlubi
Yt»rk »I
H
H.ac
rblow C
dally, 11.20 p.
Cham
11.® p. in
i 5.40 p. ui
1 7.00 a. in
2.14 p. in
7.40 a. m
11.05 a. Ill
«r^Acooui
A
*r K>P
, llai-o
CViiuuibla and Y«irk Arc
Train..
ii Ace«
Vo
Kr.ijeri
..§4 44 p.
Parkcabitr« '
Dowuingtow
....S5 45 p. m,
10, 7.1\ 11.46
bun day, 7.80 a. in.,
7.1», 8.15, 10.15
8.45
Pauli Irai il», 6.10.
a. in.. 12.45, 1.45, 2.11, 2.45, 8.1% 8.45, 4.15, 4.45,
5.1% 5.4% 8.1% S.4% 7.45. 9.15, 10.80 and 11.« p.
w. on Munday, 7.«, 8.TO, «.TOami n.46 a. m.. i;
2.4% 8.-5, 6. IU, 8.15 and UM5p.
«I 11.46
Bryn Ma«r Trains, «i.lO, 6.45, 7.15, 7.45
8.1% h.4% 10.1% 11.4.5 a. in., 12.45. 1.4% 2.15,
2.4% 8.1% 8.4», 4.1% 4.4!. 4.4% 5.1% 6.-1% 8.16 6.4%
7.4% 0.15. 10.« ami il.« p. m. Un Sunday. 7.»k
n.*>, 0.80, 11.46 a. in., 1, 2.4% 8.4% 5.1% 8,16 am I
.16 p. m.
West Ulicster Express. 7.4ua.
Misti
5.1% 5.45. 6.4% 7.45, 11.« p.
11.4% a. in.. 1, 5.15 it1 1 • I 10.15 p. iu.
Trains arrive—From Pittsburg, 2.55 and 7.50 a.
in., 6.1% 7.26 p.
except Monday. * ^
Wo ill Buttalo und NIümm Vails* 7.« a.
cept M.n,day. From L
tally except huuday. »•
d W llllauispurt, 7.25 p.
!.. 4. M, 5.40 p.m.,
8.% 11.46 a. u... 2.1%,
. On Suiuiay,7 .80
., daily. 4.26 a. in.,
■ Erie and Wi'liamo
Monday.
., lady
k Haven, 8.15
>iu Watkliih,
i., dally, except Sun*
■
day.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
of
THAIS» LKAVK HKOAD STHiCBT STATION
FOK NKW VOKK.
. «•«■k-lay., 8.16, 3.20^8.«^
Express
4. 5 »*
xcept M«inday, a. 50,
•I 11 a. in. (Limited Express, lJTO,
6,2u p. m.) 1. 8, 4, 6. % «.«,7.4.5, h and 8.® p. m.,
d l .01 night. On Sundays, 8.1% 8.®, 3.4%
a. in., 4, (Limited Express. 5.®) 6.«, 7.4%
I, and 12.01 night.
7.30,
Brooklyn, N. Y., a'l through trains con
tat Jersey city with hoala of "Brooklyn
Annex, '* »Hording direct transfer to Fi.ltoa
Street, avoiding double ferriage und Journey
New York city.
Girt, Spring Lake,Ocean Beach,
A sour y Park and Long Brunch,
•i 2.4», 3,00, 3.3U, 4.
Koi
eel
Ex pré»» for
•I 11
P*
day».
FROM KENSINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NoltIHH STREETS.
Exprima for New York, 6.65 and 8.40 a. m. on
weck-«la> ».
FROM MARKET STREET WllARP.
New Y*»rk, via Cauideu auu Trenton.
week «lay»,
d Lung Branch, Ac ,
and Berkeley. 7.« a. in., 4 p.
Express I
8.50 a. u
I 4. «p
Un
Express for T
statlonb, 7.3 I a
Tucker'
'» River
id Intermediate
. m. aud 4.00 p. in.
BKLYTDERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Dally,except Sunday-Express for Lamhertvllhv
Kaoton, Delaware Water Gap, Scranton, Bing
hamton and Oswego, s.OOa. in., 12.01 and 6.UU p,
on and Water Gap only, 4.<K)
It
u
F
For Fie
12.01 and 4.00p. in.
lay—From Eautou,
FRONT
t inlay—Express for LiuuherivUlu,
arc W ater Gan, S.-raiiton, Biug
»W. go 7.
nid Wate
ill-, 2.10 p. Ui.
gtou, 7. TO a. ul. ; 12.01
lick«
g I
-arrive dul'iy, excepts
a. in.: 8.50, 7.1
I
d 9 55 p. ui.
FROM KENSINGTON STATION,
ANi) N« iRltLS bTREKTS.
Daily, e '
Eablon
P
U
•I
.40«. in., 12.01, 5.30 p.u
•r Gap only, 8.35 p. m.
I
d 8.« p. iu.
t Broad and
Broad
Transfer Company will call for aud
•in hotels and residences. Time
nnathm Cau be obtained
a« I
M. - ,
Ui
Cbeakuui HU-eci,
I
a
• Thelnh
check I»
■
station» au-l at ilie
llowing
838 Chestnut
.Broad
TlCKKT OKKICKS:N«». 116 Market
eet,
d Chestnui,
eet.
No. 4Chelton ave. GerinanCn,
No. 824 Federal St. C'am«Ien.
CHARLES K. i'UUii, General Manager,
J. U. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
I
S. E.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK—STEEL RAILS.
SIM. EN DID H EN FRY,MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL Ua .L
W A Y .
KFXCT
11. 18KL —
Trains 1
Mull Ti al
the North siui'VV
c Baltimore city time, a*
ept Sunday, for
1'oBowh :
Lilly e
.... 7.« a.
Chi
I Limited Express, daily
West.
Fast Line, dai
Harrisburg |'i
Sunday.
Western Kxj
Mull Expre»s, N\
Park town Ac-on
• 10.45«.
• 10.45 a.
West.
uger, daily except
d»By .* : : : : :
et «Ittlly .
nodal hm. 3.« 5.TO 6. « an«l 10
•eptSunday. Sun-lay only, 9
4.TO p.
Ö.45 p.
H. 15 p. in
•I"
.
Cockeysvlll
ini- »dation, 9.«, 11.30 h. ui.
-I 11.« p. iu. Un Sunday
9 .to »
and 10 p.
1 ■
■
• 1 Gettysburg, 7.« a. iu.
For (
baring Branch, 6.30 a. in., 8
p. tn.
Fur tickets to all points East, North
apply ui ( ul m it station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
>d 5.TO
■I West,
Stall«»
Ha^ga
Her Baltlim»
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD
FROM CAt. YEKT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNE 12, 1883.
For Washington, 7 a. ra. 3.15
dally
and 11.
For Pop«
dally, «
For Ann
■alted r<*rand che<-ke<l
•11 or-le
hotels and
ofiice, northeast eor
le
Calvert streets.
.55 p.
lit Sunday, anti 4.20. 7.3% 9.4o
m.. amt 5.00 an«! 7.1Ô p. m., daily,
reck Line, 7.00 a. in. an«l 4,10 p. m.
•t>t Sumiay.
Bb, 7.«0a. m, dally except Sunday
ami 0.011 p. i„ -tally.
For Rlclfiiioml ami the South
«I 3.15 p. in .
I. via Virginia
-lall)
4,20
d m. 4A a
ui., «tally
For the
4.20 a.
7.10 p.
For C.
«tally,
Kor N
day, We«lm*ttd&y
in., daily t
rglnta Midland Railroad, at
d s.66 p.m., except Stiuday.
•pi Sunday
-, ana s.o
-lay only.
K. K., at 8.15
"i 8.55 p. m.,
.[Sunday.
River s tea me s, Mon
d Frtday at
% a
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washing ion, 4.TO, 6.80, 7.0% 7.4% 9.50, 11 40
. m., 2.56, 3.26, 6.10, 7.®, 9.06 p. in. On Bun
6.60, 7.4% 9.60, 11.40 a. in., 6.10 and
7.20 n. in.
For Va. Midland Road, at 4.» a. m., daily, 9.05
p. m„ except Sunday. 7.20p. m., on Sunday
F«»r(. . A (). Road, 6 59 a.
m.. dally, ex ept Hun
* n. m., (ll,jilted , 3.-.ftp. in., aud 9.05
ally, » x-ept ou bun-lay.
da
p.
FK-)M l'KNNSVLVANIA-AVENÜE STATION
Fur »V'lSbfoKlon, 6.M, 7.10. 7.60, 0.50 Md 11.46 ».
n ' , i 0.00, 5.15, 7.26 »Ul* ».W p. m. On Sunday,
ato.&i, 7.50, 8..» and 11.46 ». m.. MS »nd 7.26
»pulls. 7.10». m., d»lly except Sunday:
m., daily.
LEAVE WASH 1 NOTON EOU BAI.T1MOKE
M0.»0, 8.00, 9.00 aud lo.uoa. m., 1.80, 4.20,4.«,
6.;■ 0.50 and 10.20 p. m. On Sunday» at
*.»10.31». in. , 4.20, 6.20,7.20, 0.60 and Iff.» n.
J. V. WOOD. 'W p.h. Ant,
CHAM.M E. i'uau, Manager,
p. m.
For An
6.16 p.
kailhvad Litrwa
W ILMINGTON A NOR-ffi
THERN B. B. Mi
Tuuu T»blt to go tnfo off-c* July nd, 188*.
GOING NORTH.
Dally I icept
Nidijri.
.a.n.P.m.
700
7®
Sundays
only.
. m,p.m.p.m.a.m a p.as
106, 6«, 6 «5 7 00 1W
iSilsajSiffi
2*2' 7W ÏS j£; 4 40
8 02 ; 7 SI #08 |W
étalions.
?:äi
Lenap-*....
< 'oateaville
7 S'
7 ('•
.J.
6»0
Ml. Peter's 6 ® 12» ,
Warwick. 6*6 12 45 J _
Springfield 6 6£ 9® 1 SÏ 1 Î?! 7
»Ar »hör«. 7 87 » 54 2 06 8W, 8®
Read mg, j 8 I2.10»j 2 49j 4»j 6 80
• «»»
9 >4 6 0«
10 au 8 10
GOING MOUTH.
Dally except
Munday.
Mimdays
only.
Slat lolls.
nir Iain.a.in. a, ui. a.in. p.ni. p.m. a in. p.ni
?. \ I 6151 8 TO, 9 35 8 P 5® 7TO|3»
§6t| 0® 10® IK • «5 7® 4 US
61» 9 06 1114 4 22 «8« »«• 4®
646 81»
6 56 M »!
Road In
l\A R
Blr labo
wrl ifldl
Warwick..
u ®
11 46
Mt. I»cter*«
XV ay
(out;
i »« 4M
»581 6 ®
1 9 89 S ®
. » 49 S 17
,1009 «88
10» 7 0U
4 r
9 24
«
.J.
6 12
07 9 58 ;
■44 10 40
111«* 4 46!
L» inipe-5 *.7
( . Kurd J. r. » TMttBI
Du »out. .. 6 W 8 17111 12
For connection« at Wlliuinston, Chadd'n ITOri
Junction, l.cnapc, Coatesvllle, WaynetUurn
Junetlun, Hlrdanoro and Rea »ln«. • e time
»ble* «t all »taUon«. L. A^IfUWlCB^
mv26
6 Uj
'
60
h .
« 42
J. H. Thompson. General iupt.
/CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R. R.
OS AND AFTER JÜNE8R 188*.
TRAINS WILL LKAVR »8FOLO.OW8!
FOR ATLANTIC CITY:
r | " Vta !, , .T»«Ä|'
" HundAy,7.5» and 8.» a. |
K.
a*
9 45 ».
•iay only, 2.00 p. ni. Ou
From Hhaokamaxon »tree* Kerry Kxpr**
week «Wy«s9.» a.m.,8.00, 4.00 »n«l 5.» p.m. On
Saturday on y, 2.00 p. m. on Bun «lay, 7.® amt
8.® a. m. ^
A «-com ni- «ration Train will leave above K*-rrl«s
t'AVi«îr 'rliV.' 1 * 1 M * 00 *• 80 P-m.* * nd
Exi iirnluu train wlT l ave tin* above FeTI
dally -tft.a>n. m.
f/OCAL TRAIN» FROM PHILADELPHIA.
For Hadd«>nflebl from Vine »nd sSharkainaxon
Hr« et Kerries, 7.00, 8. 0, ro.iO and 11 u0 ». ui.
12.(JO Ml., 2.00, 4,00. 6.00. 6.3U . . lu.
Fro n Vine »tree « only, 6.45, 7.*l, ».»)
sha.k»jii»xoM street on I , 5 TO p. m.
Hu inlay trains leave both Ferries at 8.00 and 8.30
Fr.-ni Pennsylvania Kallr«»ad Station, f«*ot ot
• et, 7.» a. in., 2 60, 5.0« and 11.® p.
in., week-«lays. HuinTavs. ».«»a. m., «.» i* m.
For A too, rn.iu Vine and Shackainaxon street
Kerries 8.00a. m.. 12.0* noon; 4. 0, 4.». 6.00
i>, ay. Sundays. 8.00a, m., 4.*) o, m. From
«Uys, 8.'0a. in., 4.» p. m. ' Saturdays only,
FÎÎLakSdü »LfloV; m 1 ."!®p! m?' I
Foi ftfarlton. M«-«lf-»r<l, Mi. trolly and interme
dlate M irions, leave foot ol Marti* t t
«lays, 7 80 a. in., 2. -0 and 6.
v.8ua. in., «.»• p. in. From
inax tn Ferries, lo.uoa.
F«»r » Ullamst<>wn, from
Woodruff parlor «•
W. N. Il A N N A RD,
Superintendent.
m.
m.Froin
\. ; K, -
in
m
m
ni
H.ac
ii. ra. SuiiiiavH,
Vine and Hliacka
m., week «lay».
Vine ami Hmckauiaxoti
. in., 12.00
. 4 80,0.00 p. m.
pri-bk train».
J. R. WOOD,
in
ui
in
in
m
Ill
»11
•I l
JJALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
m,
11.46
in.,
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
THE EAHT AND THE WEBT, via WASHING
TON.
4.45,
p.
i;
11.46
DOUBLE TRACK l
JAN NY COUPLER!
HTKKL RA1LH !
»CHKDITLE TO TAKE EFFECT
HUN DAY, NOV. 12, 1882.
LEAVE CAMDEN STREET STATION :
7.45
2.15,
6.4%
7.»k
am I
A. M. ♦dikaxo, < Tii«*tun«|tt. Ht. I .puls Fast Ex
а, OÜ B. A O. Palm «* Sleeping Car» tu
Cincinnati, 8t. Louis and Chicago.
4,40 UAashlngtpn and way stations, (VA«
MIDLAND) South west, Richmond, (vis
Unantfeo,)
F.lllcott clfy and wav stations.
б. 40 Washington and way stations.
7.10 tWashlngton Expri /s.
7.16 ANNAPOLIS. sTaUNT*
1NGTON Ÿ.X. aud stalk
Branch.
a.
p.m.,
2.1%,
.80
«.TO
in.,
IN AND WASH.
Metropolis
lady
7.60 tPledui
Main Stem, (On Sunday to Elllcoit City
I-it Kört dally, aud CHICAGO dally ueept
B»lur,l»y. (klchii.o|iil r »nintiS South, via
ico). Slnaplug I'ars, Bx|f1uii>rt' loCIn
file ami Chicago Junction,
iunction to Chli'MK«»,
Indianapolis,
aiuruay.
and way «ta Iona. Annapo
Sun*
9.00
I*
;
a
llllco). Siuapl
ii nut I, Lou is v!
Parlor tars, UbicjuroJi
Sleeping r«rs, Graft«»
l Sal unlay.
lJTO,
m.,
3.4%
7.4%
-I
WasliIngL
Ils on »undays.
9.10 t
AND LAUREL EX
10.80 WASHINGTON
PRESS.
P. M.
J^*'® Washington, Annapolis and way.
1.« tun Huuday only, for Washington and
.!**} El 1 *™, 1 » Ulty and way stations.
2.50 Washington aud W r ay Stations.
U. Qnantleu, ex«:ept Sunday).
n«*«:tat Washlngu»n with I. & S. C. Co., ».
Monday. Wednesday ami Friday, and wltlj
Pot«»inuc Meamltoat tk». onTu. sday, Thura
«lav and Saturday for Old Point Comfort,
Norfolk, A«-.
4.00 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. Stops at
Jea-up\ Annapolis Juucilou, Laurel and
HyattsvUie.
W inchester, Hagerstown, Frederick and
5 2u ♦ fh'rTr' A n
Martinshurg iui«l way station ».
1 è ö I- r ^iYv 1 rv 1 î • k•
* '' 5 WAsiiiNGVmANn oYuSiiusScxi
n.'fi Mt.'Yïfy
"À'ii : trkln»"8iop K at r iteuy V Bi l âJ"à!oü'';.'m. '
I.EAVE WA6II1S3TON KUBBALTLMuBE:
5.00, 18.«, 6.50, t7.4% 8.10, tS.OO, 10.00 h m •
JSSSbmSg** °" r ' otl,<!r tralus d '"E
n * l *'' d ( nr »ad chi-ukwl »t hotel» an.
W EST bIcTIMOKK
AM DEN STATION and 81 SOUTH
U. K. LORD,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
(Rich
4. *20
LQ6
6 .-.
7.« tp
I. V
BROADW
.. W. M. CLEMENTS,
Masu-r of Transportation.
IV IC IV AU Vielt Tin ICM IC NTH.
Checks in 0 hours
CURES Inf) DaYS
J. P. Miller, M. D.
-DRUG 8TOKË
15N.1ltbat.PMl»
48 formen
University of Virginia.
U AW LFCTURF.S (nine weekly),
begin 12th July i«»«, and en«l 12th September.
Have proved of Blgual use,—1st, u» students, who
iP. u f» u « t r, el r studies «t this
vutety:
the HdvHiitairê of
circular a^>pl^' (
lier
ad prl
had
For
JOHN
those who prop«»*«
practltlom*
Hteiuatlc instruction
O. University of Va.)
<'«•1,1 snd TOnf. Uw
wlio have
i.
LAND F LAIM 3 A SPECIAL! . ,
HoÄIhV«! 1, Äffl A.'n'.V'.V; 'fl* i
ïL L ftîa u n^î.Jü'. u gâ l p'î;,'., 80l lk. I ;" rKe sto
W, ,r *°J„~ r'. 1 *- to A. A. THOM. «
v-at-Law. WaTOilnaoin. I>. ('■
• I
PAT KNTS Att.nKIWOM A 8»IITII,
V . '■•Solldtor of U.H. and Forelun
No. ,00 Suventli street, c»r. I. uni,
, W» l-hiKt« 11 , i>. Cup'r ^
licltoa. N clntrico for ttdvloe.
Imrjîc > unless nau.nt is alio,
»•l.ilinson ,i c'u., Bankers
N\ aahlngton, D. C.
fr*«-.
sell «
At«
S. I
11
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No
„ and Post master,
Pamphlet of instructions
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F i''. lini . ann .;, w '»Uclt«»r of American sad
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Waterhorv. Oner
alar». gIa()
ianlH-i-u
V^NMO \s ïiKBi£- d Ä. or m ü Ä
children and dependent parents entitled when
« eath resulted. Claims reopened, restoration
j .creases bounty, bac k pay and discharges u ln
rhl h?' Faiî VrLt 0 "?*' ." el "y pretndloes jour
rignts. Foes fixed by law. Atidrowi with
jtamp the old estAbllHhecl firm of ED8DN a
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Thfev ^p ,, ?V > ?i 5e i ,h » wu f. hout e,,tlr « J»iuek-ngTO
They retain Uielrvaluai-le qualities f t an iin
° rt i nie - fc JOHN C. PHILLI' B A
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JAS.F.WOOD&OO.,
m
Metal Work and Jobbfcg ot Every
Description.
Stoves, Heaters, Hanfes ami the "Favorite lleati-t
JAMES F. WOOD & CO..
FRONT AND ORAN G K S'lK
WII.MING'PtlN, DEL.
The Celebrated Continental Brewing Co.'s Ale, Porter, Brown
|
Stout and lj&grr Beei also
fsnVMI
ot
p.
m.
Fifth and Tatnall ISli'oets, Wilmington Del
I S^LE AGENT KOR DELAWARE.
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BOHEMIAN AND LAGER BEER
FOR SALE WHOI.ES.NLE AND RETAIL BY
JNO. MULBOONEY,
N. B.— 411 order» f.
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In kefra
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»1111
promptlv »♦♦en ii*«i to.
DR CLARK JOHNSON'S,
m.
IiiciifLii Blooci Syrup
Cures all diseasesof the Momach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Skin and Blood MILLION* testily to
its efficacy in healing the above-named diseases, and
pronounce it to be the
Ex
tu
(vis
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN
G uaranteed to cure DYSPEPSIA. gPH I
AGENTS WANTED.
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via
EX
;
DR I. C. TERRY'S LOTION
and
».
wltlj
at
and
and
This preparation has a remarkably healing anil softenin'.
effect upon the Skin. ItremoVos Pimples, Blotches, Eruption
or Inflamed Noses, Freckles, Sunburn, Hough or ('happe
Lips or Hands, Liver Sjwts and Discolorations, Dandruft e
Itching of the Scalp, Thickened or Brittle Nails, e c.
Head the certificate of the Eminent Chemist, Pro!. Charli
S. tiauntt, M. D., Graduate ol the University of Pennsylvania
1 •
m • 1 °•
'"E
an.
.FOR
Sottening and Beautifying the Skin.
ANA I.VTICA I. I. All It ATOMY, NO. 2230 MASTKI! HTM EFT. j
Pli 1 l.Al- kltiii A, 1*A„ K.l-iuaryai, -
.-Tolly i Ur. I. C.Tirry , Lottoli fur miltriilii. »n<l lltoiili-vtnjr the
Skin 1 tiiidtl I» coinp«»uiide<l of Milmtaucea p« -• e«*Uy Tree Irom all InJnrlnu» qiialilu-s. m J
•I emollient or softening In tlielr nature, acd so bklllliilly «*010 1*1
preparation that I regard it a»ooe «»ftlie l». ( >i as yel oft«T«:il U» the public. It I
healthy action of the skin, by which itaelaste It V Will «ielh'Sey. It» snftne
only be preserved. A few application» of IU. 'i'ei ry 's L«»tu*n will convince the , ""7 *
crtiuuloas of It, magical elT. cL In H«»H«-nlog ml b«-autllying tin skin. I nnlu'sUaU iK '
end It to the public as ttMUtierlor préparai !»n. It U gratiryliix forme kn«»« tnw»
former student of mine hat» »uccceued in compounding mich a valuable tin
C*1I A ULKS 8.
Analytical
Having e
tbi*
U HO mild
I
,-llllliK U-CTil
hours
DaYS
D.
I C!
TESTIMONIALS:
, .unity !'>•
NKWTOWN, Bucks
I suffered for tlx- last ten y
ffered for fifteen years from tender and | the Sculp. During
blistered feet cauaed by excessive perspiration. physlebiijH, who prescrlhLrt i«,»
The skin would often crack open an« I become very 1 oui aUordl.ig me any 'relie I *
painful. A few application* of Dr. 1. c. Terry's plications ulfyour Lotion na
Lotion afforded me immediate relief.
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G. ANDERSON.
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