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DMth #f t Brnther of th* Emperor
of Onrmnny.
BtM.ui, Oct. IS.—Prince Frederick Henry
Albert, brother of the Emperor, died lo-day.
Prince Frederick Henry Albert, whone death
in Berlin t i-day ia announced in the above de
spatch, was a younger eon of King Frederick
William III, of Prussia, and of the Prince#«
IxNiiae of Mecklenberg-Htrelitz. being a brother
of the Emperor William and of the late King
Frederick William IV. He waa born on the
4th of October, 180k, and in 1830 waa n.arried
to a daughter ef the King of Holland, by whom
he leerte a ton and daughter, and from whom
he waa divorced in 1849, being subsequently
married morganatically to the Countess of
Holtenau, who had been his miatreaa. Prince
Albert, like all the members of tite House of
Hoheniollern,received a military education,and
aaw many yeara of active service in the Prussian
. During the recent war with Franco lie
commanded a cavalry force at thu head of w hielt
he took part in the famous engagements around
Meta, in August, 1870. lie #ubsc<|ucntly par
ticipated in tbe march on Paris, and in the ope
rations around Orleans.
arm/
Troubles of the Colored Cadet at
Annapolis.
Annapolis. Od. 12.—Thctrouhhtsof coloroil
CaJet Conyers began on thu day of his entrance
into the Academy. On that evening an attempt
was made to push him down stairs, hut it failed.
T.ast evening, after dusk, while the midshipmen
were in line, a number of cadets—20 it is said —
broke line, set n|ion tho unfortunate bov, anil
kicked him without ceremony. "Look out,
massa, what yon are doing," was the remon
strance of the colored cadet. An officer rushed
in, with a drawn sword, among the crowd that
gathered around Conyers, and stopped the at
tack. Conyers could only recognize one of his
assailants. It is not known what has been done
with the latter. The cadets will have nothing
whatever to do will» Conyers except where they
are obliged to. lie was seen to approach a
cadet and eivily ask him a question regarding
some duly or position, lint thu midshipman ad
dressed was olTduty, and not the slightest at
tention was paid to Conyers. Two colored at
tendants were placed as a gaurd over Conyers,
and these also were beaten last night. Conyers
has now been here just six days,ami has received
in that time twenty demerits : but at the Acade
my a very small matter brings a demerit.
Fitzpatrick, the Arkansas land rover, seems
to have full swing for a time in Crittenden
county region. His followers are negroes who
lielongton secret league, something like that
which the colored men of North Carolina sua
tain. Our dispatches present a forcible picture
of this bold bandit entering a church tilled with
negro worshipper* and compelling a large num
ber of them , to join h is band or he lined for
neglect of July, according to the obligations of
their order. Fitzpatrick is an outlaw who seeks
to avoid arrest and punishment by surrounding
himself with these colored conscripts. The
facility with which|he does this shows what a
dangerous ereoiy to law and order is concealed
in the secret, oath bound organizations so com
mon in the disordered, misgoverned States of
the South and South West.—Tribune.
Conxtderablo comment ha9 been expended
on the fnct that Mrs. Laura D. Pair and an
other notorious woman propose to take the
lecture stand during the coming season, and
the possibility that the venture prove pecun
iarily suocessf ul Is attributed to alleged Amer
ican depravity. The fact is, tne custom is of
English origiu. Some fifteen years ago an
English murderer named Spooner, wno es
caped conviction on account of the affinity of
the chief witness to his guilt, took to lectur
iug, and was successful iu drawing immense
crowds. More recently the claimaut to the
1 ichborne estates has
n pocketing popular
sympathy and pennies, and has told the his
tory of his alleged wrongs to interested thou
sands who would have listened
to the eloquence of hpurgeon or the pleading
of Gough. Every good citizeu must deprecate
this pandering to a morbid curiosity, if
derers are allowed to champion their cause
before the people, there is no knowing where
it may end. Even wife-beaters may think
proper to appear on the public stage and ex
plain their reasons for the introductiou of this
brutal Euglish custom.
with apathy
mur
Absinthe, the most perniciouaof stimulants,
which is consumed to an enormous extent in
France, and especially in 1'aris, was almost
unknown except as a medical agent before the
eserian expedition under the reign of Louis
Philllppe. In Oran and Constantiue fever
made sad havoc in tbe ranks of the army, and
the doctors reconnneuded the soldiers to mix
absinthe, which is a bitter extract of worm
wood, with their wine as a preservative against
miasmata in lieu of quiniue, which was tes»
costly to be generally distributed. During the
whole of tho campaign Hie army drank this
mixture, and also mixed absinthe witii their
Itraudy. The habit was tetained by the troops
after their return to France, and the liquor
now known as a!>siutho first became a popular
drink at Marseilles. Thence iu advaucc slow
ly throughout France, aud has tinallv become
tlio favorite drink of tiie country, though its
effects upou tiie health ami especially upon
the brain, are of the most deleterious charac
ter. In Cayenne. New Caledonia, and other
French colonies, its consumption is very great.
There the colonists drink it in undiluted quan
tities, aud the consequence lias been a fright
ful increase in the mortality. As a means of
sure and speedy suicide, absinthe is scarcely
excelled by strychnine.
Al
The Leb-buko Poisonino Case.—T he trial
of Mrs. Kmily Llovd, un thei-liargeof |H)isoning
Iter children, Maud and Anna, will begin nt
Leesburg, Va-, on the 21st inst. Advices from
there state that there is no doubt of lier insanity.
.She is having wearing apparel for travelling,
and expects lo leave for Canada in a few weeks,
where, she says, she is to l>o married. She ad
mits purchasing arsenic, but declines to tell
what became of the missing package. Professor
Tonry, the chemist who made the analysis, will
be able to show a portion of it taken from the
stomachs of the children. Fniinent counsel have
been engaged for the Slate anil prisoner.
FOREIGN NOTES.
On* #f the newest rifles submitted to M. Theirs
pom ernes tin advantsge that the cartridge to
soil it can he manufactured even on lise field of
battle.
A monster banquet at Chambéry, in France,
for which a thousand persons had subscribed,was
peremptorily forbidden by the authorities, two
weeks sgo.
There ar* 22,500 ragpickers in Paris, who
gather up every night, according lo etatiatics,
60,000 beeketo full of rags and thrown away
garments and boots.
At the Bed Bee entrance to the Suez canal
_ live of Lieuten
ant Thoa. Waghorn, the pioneer of the overland
route to India,
Snow fall in Sheffield, BnglanJ, on the 21at
of Im( month. There wee at th* earn* lime a
thunderstorm, but
there stands a statu*
; and in Ih* af*
DO
cold.
Mt
A LIST OF THE NAMES OF PER.
to rotait good" wares and mer
chandise, produce and other property, msnnfac
•"tors of all kinds whatsoever. Persona licensed
era *eiTOI?** 1 H<, ", or '' paddle:», tavern keep.
Î!Â I* 'J?* hou î"" .•»tins houses te sell liquor,
life insurance, Are insurance, vtndmg mods bv
sample, real estate agencies, brokers, private bin*
f *'"• auctioneers, photographers, stallion, lawyers,
eonvsyencers. doctors, dentists, circus, es, catching
***?• «»tchins Ash nl anv kind. Iroin the first dev
of tlotober A. U., IS7I. to the first day ol April, A.
U..IS1A with tho sum by tlieui respectively mid tor
each hern,e. to the Clerk of tlieTeuce of New
®a*tja County, for the ure of the State of Dela
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Huches, Joseph
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EATING UOUsKs.
Foster, K II
Fullmer, Joseph
2i oo I Hanson, Wm 2û
Kennedy.John T 26
Thompson A Lock 26
EATING HOUSE TO SELL LIQUOR
Fullmer. Jnsepii lou
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LIFE INSURANCE.
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American • « •
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Moyer. L
Mudgett, Wm 11
Orr.Kob't I« 4 C«» 6
Ogden. Geo à Co r.
Piggutt. C j X ■' T f*o
Past-hall, J«»hn M "«»
o ou Pfaebsorjfc Br» 6« 1
Reigle. Jacob X C«» 6"
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Towii*en«B K«?b't V
Watson « J ,»n nr y
ou Way, J T X O*
00 Verki?. Wm X C"
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REAL ESTATE.
Bell w.i, Martin '*«>
Chiptnan A Wnito ••
t'uiter, J S X Sou •'»
Cooper J- Conrad , r *
Dyer a Biddle . f
Gray hill. J li X Co ••
W111 B ;»
iluwell. 11 C X Co ft
Hill A Vinseuger. »
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Kollo,, Godfrey •>
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BROKERS.
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PRIVATE B INKERS.
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Cleaver Bro'j 1 C->
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AUCTIGSRERS.
n*le.Benj N
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STALLIONS.
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/uiniturr, &c.
LEWIS F. ADAIR,
II«» Kin" Stnvt, Wilmington.
lia* on hand at hi* Furnit
rfl fikst-cMjAS8 furniture,
rt of Bureau*. Bedstead*. Tahir*
c*. Settees. Looking !Ïln»i*eH
hieb will bo*..ld at the lowes
sapectfuUy invited to
ine hi* goods and learn hi*iprice*.
Del.
>!Warerootu%
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4he public :
Ol tv i
all
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(Succcs*,»r* to S. X T. McCiary,)
No. G05 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL..
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FURNITURE WAR t ROOMS.
i
A full assortment (of the latest styles of Cabinet
tor sale at the lowest prices.
Call betöre purchasing elsewhere,
mayittl
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OtILK A MILLKK.
COTTAGE
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FURNITURE
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L. F. HIGGINS',
No. 221 West SecondJ£Street
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»WILMINGTON, |DEL.
novi'tf
hardware and fHarhiiimi.
GREEN# 4»U V Sc Co.
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Mail
Ka.it
nave always on hand i
afall assortment of ;
IKON AND STEEL. 1
Best brand* of Auieri ^
can Hämmere i A Kolleti J nt
Bars, Kiiirli.-h Refine t
Bars of all sires. Band, \i"
Hoop, and Hit Ir««n. ,
best Norway Nail Hols ;
and Auger Shapes, tlal- *'»
vanned and 15 !.»« k Hievt I '.
.Successors tr Pedriek, Green A Co..
Importer« and DealerM i
IRON AND STEEI
BITUMINOUS COAL, GALVANIZED IKON,
COACU-BUILDEKS' UAKDWAKE
_ _ S. E CORNER OF
THIRD AND NIIIPLEV NTS.,
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Tap Steel.
.Smith, Coach, an 1 other Hard* arc— Horse Shoe
Ilorse .Shoe Nails, Borax. Bolts, Chi
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van*,Oil Carnets, Rat t mot t. E
Leather,and Coach liar Iwa
Galvanized Nails. Bahlnt M
ca Tin, »Sheet Zinc, A>\, Gri
Rollers, Back Chains, A
Smiths' and other To
.Sledges, Hammers, Sim
•Smiths' Drills, Tire Be
anti Hies.
Ail of which will he sold nt v
sale ami retail, for
March 2. IhôT.— tian»^
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an« I Best As«nrte«i Stuck in the Unit« «I State
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Nos. 205 a 207 Shipley & 210 & 212
Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON.
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ESTABLISHED
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DEALERS IN.
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204 Market Street
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JOHNSTON & BOGIA,
BOOK - BINDERS,
AND RLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
NO 420 SHIPLEY STREET,
WILaiSOTOK, DEL.
Account Books of erery variety of rulins an J
bin,lint made to order.
Maaasines. Music, Newspapers and Publications
ol all kinds bouud iu Plain or Fancy Styles,
Both beinx practical workmen, wo arc aide to
aarantee entire satisfaction.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
»rrly
a
REMOVAL ï
THOMAS MITCHELL,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
I»
RMpectfulij informs his friend* ami
• public gener ? By that
«. W. corner of Fifth
the
ho has re
,n l French
moved from tbs
•treet, to
NO. 41* KINO- HTRKKT
Where hois prepared to sirs his personal -ttention
to the bu.iaew of l ndertakinx in all its „ran,- tu s.
Also, ocent lor K. S. Karly's Patent Rosewood
Burial Casket.
Uo has also purchased the right to a,e -lockton I
Shppler , Universal Corpse Preserver.
•nee. No. 103 West Seventh St.
I
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«£— -».mB
PENNSYLVANIA BAILROAU.
T . , w^f^rMpTiA 0 . 07 - 7 - 1872 -
Trams leave Depot, 1'hirty-secondand Market Sts
1 rains arrivent lie pot. Thirly-fir.t and Markst Sts.
Slain l.lne Westward.
"" h Accommodation daily, except Sunder. (Up
a m ^«.m. and ll.lu a. in., l.ib p,m.. 6.40 p.m.
; f* i;, S ar ,-f K*prc.-s daily, except Surday, 7.30 a. m
Look Haven and Elmira Express daily, exoent
Min «lay. 4.U) a. m.
Mail daily, excei-t Sunday..... 8 00 a.m
Ka.it Line and Erie Exi«. daily es Sunday 12.4« »n,.«
i {îmu'è a, 'Vv, ro's 5, TV 1 Sun .' u >',- 3.30 p.m.
; bu-v TrVi »iT—; 1 'T. ■ ».Sunday tJUp.m.
1
^ •utue , i, Iwi-re** daily. . ... V.ÜUî»!in*
J nt ili^ 1,.\ i-res tally.. II.40 v m*
Kfi«d uly. .. .... 1140 u!in'
\i" ■ >ui«d.iy i ruins.8.4U a,ui Nndti-40p.ni*
, L ." n,y '*1 Harrisburg on Saturdays'
; brieM.n j'.uuidiiy niehtruii* only to Williamsport
*'» r .Kmiirrant 1 vpre- T.-ain. leaving If.50 p.m
I '. |ÎI,IJ l ' N vi't :'Uiiil;.y,iK kct*iu U »t bo |«rueured and
deliver. I at .Li Market aSt. by 6.00 p" .
lSew l»rk IliiiNton. * § '
In ■ n "■-^nnd 11.00a.m. and
. , ». il h ». 1 1 1 . p.m. and 12.20 night,
[ i rain l;-r New \ urk. 11. U» p m.
1 n v P r Lnstul. and lu. 'Oaui.
P m.
d Bustlet .n.6.00 pin.
• • a m, 0 4 » p m, and
'
Km
.
Kniigr;
Way 1 r
Way Tni
Way Ti.ii
N1 ,,- jY ' rk | "
1 "•tTiieiiAhrÄ,* 1 f " r
KEN>INdTMN DE EOT.
e. i«iirg a Lu-tlcton. 7.is« a m, 12. tO.i 7,16 p
-wick..
tor '1 ronton. It.«
b r 1!••Irnc- burj
Jay Train
II«.
m.
t^ r N
1
. P ID.
ui and 4,«ju and
1
I rams t,. r i re
■ n. i .iu
'
Wav J
- f.ir Trenton, 10.00 a m, 7.30, 5.00 and
Way irTin f*.r
i..Ui' : i:^it,E,VKDivïsïiiN. ,10,,: ' to -
X- ' 7 I M Pnt ' n ' lUilje rt ville, Kattun. Scran
Kxp
;
ï Irenton, L.uubirt ville, hiMton.Scran
■
tup.
l.b" p in.
! A
. b.r Lel.lidero and f*rnriinsrîon
Al AUK ET .-T It EE T KEllllV.
A m ht», ■»),
I i. for Nui V .ri
5.30 p m.
ion.
AmUy, ...
I a e
t
0.30 a m.
U «y Ira
ter i'rent«
. 12."0
r.u. n i r. I I
:
' •
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Ne?
V rk
ia Perth Amboy,
via Jersey City, 3.00
n .
\ t*e 0
i Way frai., t
j )) •«> A-« ï - !
1 Kxj r- - fr.it
f"r N.
r i
V r'
p m.
3»» P m.
Bur.lenfo
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n 'h • . *,) a m an«l 2.UU
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r «i,
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« )■ L1
: Kxp.Tr:iir:«f. r li
t ■
«>."0 a
b, Lunx Branch
n jvi i «pb:crt«»n Railroads. 7. :
«1 3.;'»
P m.
I
bepfu
lr.
-■ t t 1
nd
J
tli
'Kyi
W - y |
•O' |
Mf. Holly, 1 j n and ll.-'JOp m
I naher ton, lü.D'am, 2.1-, *.ü») and
S toi
,"., e l ,M"'r U r '" r,he ^an l.cha.l on
h. , li». V B - krt "«hf®. ■* 1 t'hvstnut str#®t,
5«. nt- ,t h7 'ni n i'' e, ' 0 . n ' 1 1 -Mwvkev s,*.
i, n n « ran-ter < . ln|1 any will o»ll
i tuer ioixv.ive at tbv Depots, cir.iers wil
«ttrnti-.n, and Knilr. nd Time Card
■» al Ibc toit
rii-Ki f nnii'cc «?"•;*,') «-'hwtnut street.
I I -K 1.1 Or r 1C l-.': No. ».« I.he-tnut Jtreet.
«•» « «f l'epots and E^y Â r . l 'hoVe'. ree,>
A J. t A».\ 1 f, (Jeneral \lunaoer.
ap| li
p
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• i
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WILMINGTON AND READING R R
.- 1 !
Arrangement.
J iirier Monday, \ucu«it .1,
PaiFenger^rrairK. win leave Southward as follows
À.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
lo.r>
4 . 4 40 11 10
G2» 6 21) 14«)
v, , i ^ " lJ '
NPA V 1 K A I V,
M h Chad l'> Furd ' .«<. and arrive
p. m.
Lk*\ k North
N.-sl.
A M. P.M. P.M. A.M.
On niifl
TRAINS' ■
h.
Leave Reading at 7 n
' " Birdsb
'* CnatesvilL,
" Chadd « F d. 1
Air .i' V, iliu'et"
1 I
Leave C««at
• i ! I e 1
t 'N ilmingt. n .«
Truss
fUAI.N
L?
i loi î
1 «
10 2»)
IV Furl
1! 57
40
:t! I
lb
* 45
4 10
4 5b
li
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d
market trains.
Ch add's Ford 6
iii-.i
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T
Li
vc Wilmingt
.ip».
and
:
ar:
ate.*
O'NNLCfluN
i'Td. Trau?* N
At Cha.Id'*
1. JC 5. 7 and 8
i 7 with tram t
«ect with train«
with train» fur
t-r i'ort Dej o*it.
. 1 and
d. Ii ii.a, ami
Piiilalciidii.
lr ■
Nu.
t ai l 7 von
from B,.i
; ai. i N
\
h irai
Ar C
le. ira
N.
•iinett tor
; I'utladelph
• >
d ;;
itii tram«
I I
Uolphia; at Dir
i--r l'iiilaiitdph
1 North, Fa
J-bur •' tram» N
. 1
. and tram» Î
ana
all »tathm« fur
train will »top
• •»«ing.
C. STOLZ»
»l«*ncral Superintendent
lut li
ami \\ t*»r.
in
Kv.
• will b
1.1 ft
'tig northward; tli
' -»ny 1 -ut>11>* r«.aJ .
ia> ;
tor 1
p'orft liomnacoaa m tôo Wobî.
ft#*
PENNSYL/ANIA CENTRAL R. R.
WKSTKKN aCCOMMOPATIOM THAI»
AND
KAST KMIfiKANT LINK,
° y< ! 'ITTSBUHa
j *''I pl'ft* in tie »Vsf, thvthnett at.
, Nortkxoejt.
i^'TnR SIIOKTK8T AND HKST HOUTK.*«A
i -
n.i 1 me«ttor.Dnne.malledinducement!« t - par
1 anti oxpotluifi* pM**agr toth ,
tion ut al
ol the !l«<iue»tea '
.
ii
W «•.- r .
d.l.
» ulnrl> th
it
d.
I tli
\\
Bill
i by the la. t C
The I
ad. with its cor
hortest route to
the \\ e»t,aiii J
d best route to al
*t and Northwest,
mtortable and air»
•ishiuned seat* with
v e». in Winter.and
ure re juiiite tor th
#o!d toalliTominent places»*
and Northwest,at about hal
fare.
o years old a« free, and children
pay ii:vll
gacecheckcd and forwarded by the ametraio
ith :he p i-conger*. Eighty pound» ol baggage «ar
ts! treo to every lull Passenger.
'-'daily exeept^^Sunday.«. and ticket
mu b»' procure«! and baggace delivered attheolliee
N«> U«> Market street, by ;> o'clock, P. M.
llv addressing the un.ler*igmsl he will forwardb
return ot mail, tree ol charge, a circular containing
note Price li t. a uiap.a c.'rreet copy;*
d Law, anti giv e «uch other information
FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
01 tbe Penn«y 1 vanta Railroad Company,
Phii.i.i.k- *Ï'Î' ""..•Vl'S*. 1 1'i.iUtlal vais
Pr.»iadeli*bi%* June 24. liW
al Kail
li
S. is by 1
vs the
n tpiuce» i
M
Chi
l Other pr.
is il
the quickest,eh
t
»I«
ment places
th
tb
pt
1
arde.l i
1
-en
Passu
i*hed with
l
»vcable back,
tl. é uch « f ho
iter tank
:
'tivcnionci
«•mt'urt cf t
ili
Through
the West,
the usual tir*»t cl
Ch i Id re
k
love
dort.
)
*t nve and twelve ye:
heag'
!
B
Th
li.,
-ten
may be desired.
P 1I1I.ADKLPH1A. « ILMtNUTON
MOKK RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and alter H FDNKSÜAY. Octoher ISth. 1»71.
, sr will be attaehed to the Irsbikt
train lea Vine Philadelphia at f.ui p. nt., tor Wil
Binston.
the train will stop*» Station, a, «allow,, when
-tunalled : tlray . Ferry, 1.12 p. nt L.zaretto ».»
n.tn ; t bester. !>.41 p. nt; Lamokin.9.4A p. nt; Thur
lowt'AP p. m: Linwood, 9.A5 p. n,: Claymont. D'Jil
: hllcrslte, 10.18 p. m; arrive Wilmington. HUt)
-ocLDI 11. p. KKNIibT. Rnp'L
u BAL
a l<;i&*eng«*r c:
i*.
I» m .
1
s.
I
JNNTHUCTION IN
DRAWING
and
PAINTING.
Apply to A. T. SCOTT, Room 6, 8. W. corner of
Eights and Market streets. , ssptS-dSm
I /7L K0 - »•»«• «he best Coal at the lowest
W market prices gR

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