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ïh. Lori 1**4«: ke reign, a bo»4;
Beroad the aroh ofhenven.
And day b» da», in tender lor«.
HI* flits to m
■w »Iran.
And whan in tronbla and in «riaf.
The Lord ia always near ur;
And. wban wa aak hit sweat ralief,
In pity ho will hear
Ha loads us in his own right way.
With tender care unfailina;
And we hit precepts to obey.
Our (kith in him prevailing.
The Lord is love, and in that lore
Tho soul has life and faror.
A Anal rest in realms above,*
_Through Jesus as our Saviour.
us.
Slow Poloonlr^rrom Croon Wall
ec^.nH hlr J lc i an . !? We>ter n Massachusetts
üiîl U> I • tady„patient who for aeveral
weeks, had been suffering from nausea, sen*
eral prostration, and other eyinptoms of Sow
poisoning. Failing to discover the cause of
n.w m*™' as a ,ast re *° rt the doctor re
quested her to move from her chamber, the
which were covered with paper of a
shade of green, so light/ Indeed,
that in the evening it could scarcely be dis
tinguished from white. After leaving the
r Mini the symptoms immediately disappeared,
i 18 Patient rapidly recovered. A sample
or the paper was forwarded for analysis to
theSutechemist, at Hartford, (Mr. Joseph
Hall, of the High school.) and was found to
coutaln a large quantity of arsenic. Mr. nail
obtained the poison iu tue various forms of
metalic arsenic, yellow tersulphate, silver ar
senite, and arcenious acid or common white
arseuic. He estimates that every square foot
of this innocent looking paper contain^ an
amount of the poison equivalent to five l ains
ot arsenious août or double the fatal do f Tor
an adult person. This, in the moist, warm
weather of J uly and August, was amply suf
Ji-ient to keep the air or a room constantly
impregnated with the poison, and any persou
occupying such a room would be as certainly
poisoned as though the arsenic had been
tjk j n into the stomach .—Hartfwd Courant.%
The Oldest Odd-Fellow.— it was stated
some weeks ago that John (J. Potts, of (Jalena,
was the oldest Odd-Fellow In the United States,
having been Mtiated in 1825. This has
brought out WiMuu Austice, of Philadelphia,
who says he wasNBRted in 1822, in Washing
ton I-odge, Baltlmole; then the only lodge fit
the United States. While Mr. Austrice was
in the N. G. chair, in Baltimore, he says some
Philadelphians applied for and obtained a
charter to open a lodge in that city. Mr. Aus
tice then removed to Philadelphia and joined
the lodge there.
V ICTIMS OF THE MISSOURI DISASTER.—In
the list of passengers lost by the steamship Mis
souri occur live servants of Mr. Cleaveland.
who went out to take charge of the Vidlnl
Hotel, at Nassau. The company allowed
them to go under that designation at half
price. One of thorn was Cecil Cleveland, of
liulfalo, who served in tho war under lien
eral Hanks; another was Joseph Throckmor
ton, at clerk in Philadelphia, and a women
named Mary Hiank, of Oneida county, who
was going to Nassau as a housekeeper..
120 MARKET ST.
120
Is where you cab get a
GOOD AND CHEAP
SUIT OF CLOTHING,
Made from a lar
Latest Styles of
sei>17-3m
g* ttn*i well-«elected stock of the
Fall and Winter Good«.
JOHN DAVIS.
1873.
FALL AND WINTER.
J. H. MUHLHAUSEN,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
MO. 415 KING STHKKT,
WILMINGTON, DBL. |
Where he invite« his customer« and the pub
lic generally to call and examine his well _
lected aud exten«ive stock of Germau. Eng
dish and French Cloth«« Cassimeie«. Coatings
and Vestings of the latest importation always on
hand.
Customers can relv upon always getting a genuine
firat'Olass article at ihn establishment.
se
QEOROE MoCALL,
Merchant Taiilor,
No. 121 Market Bt., Wilmington, Del.
Having laid in hi« entire Spring stock oi
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
is now prepared to accommodate his custom
er« and the public generally with garments,
which, lor neatness of fit and finish, cannot be ex
celled by any house in the city.
Having secured the servioes of Mr. Wn Swift,
one of the best cutters in the country, be foels con
fident of giving «ati«faotion to all who may favor
him with their patronage. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
apt
^JJEORGE
U. ASH.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 911 MARKET STREET, (seoond story of
Morrow's Building.)
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
A fine assortment of CLOTHS. CAS SIMERES an
VESTINGS eonetantly on hand. apl-tfd
UP TOWN SHOE STORE I
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
can cet
•J AND MADE BOOTS. SHOES and GAI
TERS made to order at the very LOWK:*T
PRICES. Call and tee my sample« and
learn my price« before civinx your orders
*1
elsewhere.
LIDIES'. MISSES' AND CHILDKEN'S
Boat and Cheapest
Machine Sewed Boote, She«* and Gaiter*
In the olty. for anlo nt No. 10 Wait Eighth
. Do not forgot to oall and *ee how champ
buy nt No. to West Eighth atmet.
JAMES M. HOLMES.
No. 10 Want 8th street,
3d doer from Shipley,
Ailmond'a Building.
Wilmington, Del.
lire
you can
apj-lr
J^ÏW BOOT AMD SHOE HTOBE,
401« LOMBARD STREET.
The aabaoribam have on hand a good aup- na
h'r of wall-made Boot*. Shoo* and Gaiter*. ■
wbioh they will sell at vary reasonable price*. ■
Coatom work made to order in tho bast man-^M
Bar "f tt abort notice. Repairing neatly and
glVatV^VmSl *™ t0 ' ^ b * pub, ' e * r * ' nTlt *d to
marfi-tM. * MEREDITH k BRO
New
r *hoc More
AOANY,
^SxjlUtopaned
loots and Shoss
iifa'iisfflS.'ssH'—"-I".',,
E x ?.tL«oTu2ä c Sg?5" u u '
TnTcHANDLER'S, 1
6U Merkel itrMt,
•* *it
teiAlmntm.
W. B. ALLMOND ft BRO.,
Oo.nnr 8th and Markat Straata, and Bran*
dywlna Villa«#,
GROCERIES TEAS,
»PICES, Sc c.. See.
also i*
LOCVUV MOUNTAIN AND WHITB
AN
COJlL.
Order, for GOAL let! et the Tard la Brandy. Vil
or at their flore, eernrr 8th Bad Harset iipm i
"■ » —2.440lb*. to the ton.
BP
HEW GHOCEKV STORE,
M. W. Car. Fwrnrth aw# Market Bt..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
É The undenlgned respectfully in fltf
neunoee to bi* old friend* and
public generally that be haaoumplet-BHi
mw MdffÄh r ' ,Md h " 0 ' , ' ned wltb « ««"tk
L«v2Sîï 3KR i K ? ,S ' J0 ^ RS , AND MOLASSES,
^»^"Âÿ..'ïu d | P .rfo" i,eJSUM "
OU a* ytup -."\ A •" klnJ* Of MolaMe*.
Rli «™î n n ïïu L »* uir ». M*ric*ibo,
SiïiJrr... iv d i.^" t *.' , i u f*?fc , L h * fine,t Eloek anU
nit « Jeifl'k^ a d Wheat Family F| 1)U r.
Il WiJfSÏT,» f* 1 ml1 . kl "d« of pure Sniees, Sara nes.
all kinds of Cannad Fruits, French and Knslifh
romatoV^îT!! K V S ?**• '^»Inut, Muihrmm and
American Pickle*. Jel
nhn»^*.** e Ir" Mh ..? l .. Batt ® r , Baker'» Cocoa and
Chocolate. Vormaealli. Macaroni. W«hlng Soap in
SIS nlît' y ' ï?i l,t •>*v«r Glo»* Starch, Cur
pïïîîü2^ÿ5' , . Cit î on, A' ul î r » • Minoe Meat, bried
n?,ct, h r a B d i k PP tf' ^ ran berrie«, Uroom*. Fainted
PniSlif' Bru»ho«, Sperm, Adamantine and Talloe
Candle*, and all article* ueually kept in a well n*.
sorted Grooery Store. Call and examine my stook.
JAMBS CRIPPEN.
J. MARSHAL HARLAN,
I (Sueeeieor to Edw. L. Klee.)
Ü ROGER
AT THE OLD STAND.
No. 8 E. SECOND ST.,
Opposite the Li wer Merket House,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Finr Teas, nines Jt Linn, rs
Choice Family Flour. Champagne Wine,
Superior Ham*. Claret Wine
GilUng and Cotton Twine. Choioe Old Scotch
iul.,4 ' nd Ry * Wtlekey*.
HERMANN AHRENS,
6ENERAL PROVISION DEALER
I
No. 234 Tatnalt Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Would respectfully announce
to his Iriendu and the public that
he still carries oo the Meat busi
ness at the old stand, and will
keep constantly on hand the
best quality of
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
I FLITCH. SHOULDERS.
LARD, PORK.
3AUSAGE, DRIED BEEF.
t . , CHEESE, TONGUES. Ac.. Ac.
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail at the
lowest city prices.
lie returns his
past favors, and
of the same.
thank«
ntoect
to his many customer« fo
tfully solicit« acoiitiuuanc
t
Jlour, £ttü. Sic.
JAiriEM N.niru,
No. 400 bhiplcy Street, Wilmington
WuOLKSALK AXDCRkTIII. DkaI.KR lx]
TEAS, ^COFFEES, SPICES AC.
1 ^,'ab , \oung Hyson, Black. Geecn and every
lwrll" e80riptl0n of Teas. Coffees. Spices, Ac., ot
Hmg|j|3çuperior quality on hand and tor «ale at
^HsaDlow figures.
All articles bought at my store are warranted.
Retailers supplied at New York and Philadel
phia prices.
The public are respectfully invited to give
— maylio-t
a
'"sail
THE BAKER«' UNION
COMMISSION HOUSE.
No. 300 and 302 E. Fourth St.
t Now completely organized and tilled with
[all the
B£ST BRANDS OF FLOOR
in the market, torether with a fall line of Feed.
Kye Flour. Com Meal, Ac., do., are now prepared
to sell to baker*, atorekeeper, and private faiuilio*
By Ike Lead, Barrel or Pound at rate,
cAeaper (Aon can bt bought In tht city.
Parties will find it to their adrantaxe to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered to any part of the city free ot
ohatge. J. BARKLEY,
Seorotary of Director*.
7-dly
«cal Sütatf
J. H. FRAZER,
REAL ESTAI E AGENT
AMD
Collector of Rents and Bills.
KAbT THIRD 8T„ NEAR MARKET.
iunl.l-diwly_
OULE At JUILLEKe
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
r AND:
AUCTftjNEERS,
No. 005 Market street, .
(In the McCLARY BUILDING.) opposite!;the
Bank of Dal
PERSONAL SALES ATTENDED Tu.
«wire.
Haring reuored from theeorntr of 4th and King
street« to th« large «tore No, 606 Market street,
we solicit ordsrs from our friend« which will be
■Had »Uh any* aad promptness;
RLATCH I.r. Y'H
IMPROVED
N« ernenne ft«» Weed Femp.
h Sïïï^£? r Âirv>S2;t.'r',6 d .
A 1
mtäJäxx&J&iä»viSv.
ta — d r withdrawn without removing tho
„ Pump or dMnrhing tho joint».—
S Afro, tka Copper Chamber, which
MV
withdra
„ Pump or
A AlSO, U« v*rr-» -■ — u i wwaaawna
2 never crock» or aonlo*. and will
3 outloat any * -■
H dealer*
^"Ærj^LavçnL.v.MTr.
MB CummarcoSt. Phlia., Pa.
other. For aale by
«vary wham. Real for
id Priew-Liit.
1
ßtmt, fistor», ir,
'pnoMAa b. an##»,
No. 30a MARKET. STREET.
Will Mil cheap for Caah
MOVES, HAAGES AND HEATERS.
AI»o. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in
VViflow War« n#r *I M80rtm ® ,it of Wood and
. —. ROOFING.* SPOUTING, repairing and
changing of btovea promptly attended to.
aprl-6in
ex*
E. T. DEACON,
No. 118 MARKET STREET,
WILMIXUTON, DEL.,
lias conetantlx on tale a complete aeaort
■ ment of the beet
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
including the Oilole and othar Illuminator*. Alio,
BIBB'S SILVER PALACE
and other Parlor Heater*. The aaperior
UNCLE SAM RANGE.
w.iuj k i n t l * n ^ The beet Portable aad
knlnin-fi 1 i5* ,in * furnace*. A full lineof llouae
keening Hardware. Tin and Japanned Ware.
t A |P, ÄQ(a Sheet Iron Hork, Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing promptly dona. «ape
H. F. PICKELS,
Km. T »U.I • Ceil Fwnrth ktreet,
WII.UIXUTOR, DEL.,
Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated Wrought Iron
Gas Consuming Heaters,
Also, a good oa*ortincnt of Codkkio, Paulok
I lKATINU STIIVkk.
COOK STOVES.
Fiinner, Hevular, Continental. Niagara.
D . iker City Inin Side*. Iron Clad, Magee,
■gBl.nie and Monitor, Miner and U. S. State*.
r^SUU k/'Z g a und Carbun Cook, Diamond State
PARLOR AND 1IEATINO STOVES.
( . llo f. y- Bemton Light, Sunnyaide, Oem
p'! d i Magnet, Dawn Go* Burner. Peerl. do., do.
parlor Light. Novelty Parlor Cook. Trupio, Sun.
«À. u, 'r l " r *®i a ''ortment of Housekeeping Hard
iîi Ao Tln * Bd Sheet Iron Work, Roofing. Spout
if.
Bpl-tf 8tove3 bought, «old or exchanged.
itt$uranrr U*ompaaU$.
the kew castle cim/cty
MliTUiL INSilRM COMP'!,
Office:—INSTITUTE BUILDING,
INSURES AGAINST FIRE
Houes and all other kinds of
Buildings, with their contents,
varying from three months to
WILLIAM TATNALL**WILLIAM CANBY.t
l,iMivi D *, ,OHD ' "E°. RICHARDSON.
JOHN GUYER, SAM'L CANBY
CHAS. W. HOWLAND. CLEMENT B. SMYTH
IRW'D BRINGHIJRST, JAMES RIDDLE. 1
EDWARD T. HKLLAII, A. P. SHANNON
ASHTON RICH AKDSuNdJEO. H. BATES
M . M,CLEAVER. '
s.„*. n b WILLIAM TATNALL. Pree't
Sam l D. Smith S^c'rv fabln
For period« of tim
a term of year«.
r
DELAWARE FIRE
HVMIRAWCF. tOXMNY
No. 608 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
lut»;,
Charter PerpetuaL
r it». term of years, orj
Perpetual Insurances at Oraatly
Reduced Rates.
isnr*
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Insure against loss or damage by fire'f
any other company.
lu>o a«
.
^ ,, DIRECTORS:
Gr°, U.aSpARxa, Wm. Cabby. Fbancin Babbt,
JuttK 1*. M. I.sar, if«, I1.8WIVT. Wu.G.GiBioMa,
John K. Tatcu. Gm. W. Ilt:9H. Guo. W. Stoxi.
, WILLIAM CANBY', President.
F. I*. UlLPix. heereterv. anviO-TO
«4
EXCELSIOR
^Life Insurance?
f<3 i
C*
Ä»
COMPANTT,
■*3
=î
or
*4
NEW YORK.
%
2 All Policiet at the option of hold»r».\ 6,
* Conrertible into Annuity Rond», <Au*i>
3 pronding for old ago anti agai/ut öutinou^S
^ re versai. ~
?;
in
A II. UKIMSUAW, General Agent,
No. 4 WEST THIRD STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
? Du. Jiihnstox. Medical Examiner,
fehl.ltf
-.*
-s
H
^EW BOOKS
AT
E. S. 11. BUTLER'S,
Book, Newspaper and Stationery Store,
NO. 420 Market street.
A Reprc«antirtive Life of llor. Greeley. Cloth 62.C0
Fables and Legend«... ** l.&o
The Neither Side of New York
Only Three Weeks.
Arab a.
The New Timothy.
Sailing on the Nile ..
Thrown Toge'her.«.
Caper—Sauce....
Olrig Grange..
The Whisperng
Who would hare Thought
A Seven Month«* Run.
The Japanese in America...
Angelina Gushi ..... "
Get Thee Behind Me. Satan. "
New Books reoeived a« soon a« published.
1.20
1 .
1.50
l.-»
1.55
1.50
15
1.5
Pine
1.26
1.75
it~.
1.75
1.50
1.50
1.50
JOHNSTON & BOGIA,
BOOK - BINDERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
NO. 420 SH1PLET STREET,
WIUHXOTOX. DBL.
Account Book* of every variety of ruling and
binding made to order.
Magoxine*, Mtuie. Newspapers and
. all kind* boand in Plain or Fonpy 8tylea.
Both being practical workmen, «* are able to
naraatan entire aatiiUetion.
Order* by mail promptly attaadad to.
at
aprly
IMil rg»* Stars.
PEWITS ÏLVAWIA BAILHOAU.
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-second and Market Sts.
Trams arriva Depot, Thirty-first and Market bu.
- . "»*" l.lme W asteranl.
.Il daily,eicept Sunday,6.20
iÄnlfop.^i. 1U0 *■ 6 - 4U
Niagara Exprès* daily. etcept Surday, 7.30 a. in
L Sunda"«.Va n m Kl " iri1 Klpr " s daily ' ®* c * pt
Mail daily, except Sunday- -- 8 OO am.
H rei'.hneî"» "î P ' <«•«» •*• Sundwlî.ïï.p.^
1* "Isburg Acc. duly, except Sunday. 2 ;j 0 d«i
L a aster and York Acc. daily, «.Sunday «wS S'
P* £■*"* J™" daily, except Sunday, 5.30 p.m.
rit burg Lx press daily, except »Sunday 7J10 p m
Cm Qoati Express daily "'»"««'v -wnii.
Kris Ä'VlFs a? ■ V ;•••• -8.40 a.m and 6.30 p!m!
r'* n,, ' h 'r» n » only to Williamsport
* >rfctinigrant Express T/a in, leaving li* *iu m
daily except Sunday,ticket« inu-t be procure«! and
barrage delivered ,t lid Market S-.by
« , fork Division
»■fSn 'V.ff ?ST-ïy!?vI- ; ' i - "•»> »/d 11.00 a.m. and
i-ov, J.wi. *»..10 and 6.55 p, n, and 12.1* 1 *> ierbt
Accommodation for New York. 7-30 ; * 1
wSlfTÄu 1 »?! T f0r N * W }- 0rk - l> U*.
V« J v™L i î ren ,V on M '' » ni. 4.2« and ll.au p
19 Jffi h f unday Trams..7.30 a in.6 55 p m. and
KENSINGTON DEI'OT.
ilolmeebarc A Bu«tleton, d.45 a m, 13.00 noon. 5 15
. end 7,A p m.
3.10 p.m.
■ L .
Way Train lor New Iirunswick . 2 15 i> m
K 5 0uTm. rainS IWr Trenlon ' ~ ui and 4.UU aud
Way J ' l ri r " r " f *r Trenton, Ib.CO a in. 3.15,5.00 and
' FOR BELVIDERE DIVISION
i^ eott ' n ' Lambertviile, Eo,ton. Scran
,.. ,on ,V 4c -' '••"am. and I.OUp m
"an , dIüi D p t m LïlUberlVine ^ am.
\ V " y . Tr î'"',. fü , r Eenningtun 10.00 am and 5 00
Aecom.forBelviaere5.0Upm.
MAHKETSTRaET FERRY.
Amboy Ulv.nlon.
fj . r u N i® w V< ' rk vi » Perth Amboy and
WaMonmouth Junction. «.30 am. and2,1upm.
Way drains for Trenton, 8.0u and 1(J uu am i2uo
noon and 4.00.5.U0 and 6.00 p m. a '
wIÎtÏÎ'iI 0 ? K S w ? crk J«r»ey City. 3.00 p m.
Way Train for Burlinirton. « oil i m
S» y lr »' M .for Bordentown. « 00 and 11 TO [. m
Exprea* frein* ior Long Branch 6.30 a m and'i.OU
K 5nd*!u0p* m r 1U * ht,t0Wn ' » m and 3.30 p m.
E 'f r j'Sm,*ih n .',n° r o'o- b *î. ton ' Lon « Branch and
mand lï' u m. * nd luck ' rl0 » "eilroad*. 7.3,i a
S> y / ur ;V'- H«By. 12.30 p m and 11.30 p m.
6*30 p m f Pe " berton * *0.00am. 3.45,5.0Uand
Sleeping Car Ticket* for the Weit ran be had on
Ind i C t*th» n n tth *-r!. cket ,J 61 CbeetnutetreeC
A«VntïtP.t P .' > I ,Th,rl ï.' l, * 0O r" d aDi Market Su.
foriîdS.îL- ^e Unton Transfer Company will call
"rBaggaireatthe Depot*. Order* will
IÎI iùt , rom . p . ta,le . nt ' on ' " n,J Railroad Time Card
can also be obtained at the following
TrcrtT nenn..«. ( '■'0 1 Chest nut »tree!,
TICKET OFFICES: ^ No. 338 Chestnut etrect.
I n , .(Mo 116 Market «treet.
and at tne Depots and lerry named above.
A J. CASSATT. 0'eneral .tfonu ger.
Mt.
p in.
W
N
Philadc •'tue, WUnungton ana ßaiu
aore Railroad,
I
\\
A
A
TIME TAHLE.
ifoialiïe ® « "rjfoàd *ud
*7«**?* HAiireeil, at Hetnogtou with Juuction aud
hi Breakwater Kai.roed, Heefurd with Do reheat* r end
Delaware KaUrced at Dwlinar with Kaeuîn ihn«
Railroad'. Äl 6Ai,#bur J Wicomico »ud Pocomoke
** 12.18) M. (»undava excepted )
Baltimore and Washington, atoppios at wflmins
Terr j ville and Kavre^dtMirac* g
». ln f tOB with train for New Caatle.
«XFWÈ^ TRAIN at 4 ou y. M. ffiSUf excepted )
Baltunoreand Washington^toaplneatLheattr "fh
^"'üglon, New port' ritan
Uor.-i.-OrM., P«ri jm.u'. mj M. ui ,ll».
r ****ïf.«l m! tZT' Moarc " "r* Korlolx.will nk.
»iLmixstox trams.
»top b#4W*.D CO-Wt »uai'£ll,d-li*hl*. ,
leave Wilmington at 6 dU P. m.
. M. train trom Wiimingtou w. l ounc
Arsenal Juncuou by street c+r» w ,,
train tor New York ~ ™
PU1LA. ASI) BA L rv. CAST/
all Mations ou U
Connecta a
at
Ou Sunday
The 6.43 A
M.
a
l'c
put*.
rf/. /.
IRAI
etoppiag
edeâuhie end Hiinmur* C»ui
Leave Pbiiadeipui*
i«k 1. n 7
Cbadd'a Kurd
«lava
*u<i
1 Heilro
i>4*pk>V.ll
t'd
».m. »ad 4J«>
lO-Do a. ui
LMp.m. pailadfinhie
~ • I'biUdFlpLi*
i»*l feaiurdâj» 2.3*« d. uj
all StftUfui lnwrr!l I
: «wsi
»•»Phi
«y*
h
• r LI fi gk is
*» 2.20 p. tr.
Wedueadays
train *top«t at
Lamohin.
Lea?» Port I>epo«ii for PhllAdalpLie, t
tf.23a. m aud 4 25 p.m.; Ox lord lor Th
6.1i) a. m.: Lbaud'* Ford tor Phila.leU.hin 4.
Mindftj, loafe Philadelphia (■ r Oxford s.;»
l«*7« oxford for PnilAdeiphia 3 40 p. m.
Tra.n* leaving WilrUoetoo
couect at Lamokiu Ji
l.Ji) p. iu. traîna tor Pn
i;tl Eailroad.
THROUGH TRAJA'S ARUM BALTIMORE.
' U *k**l*^J^* N ' «4 iUJii, 12.2U P.M..5.42. lu.SU. P. 51
. _ . „ CBKJTMtrOB rbtLADMLtaii.
LMX . R CH88TKK »I 7.M, 7^2, ».33, *.!» .u.i 1 (.*!s A. 3*
IUB.*.4I. 4.41. 5.31.6.1k, 7.46 iuu 10M 1* 41.
groinBoU:mt*r.to yail»3.lpbi> 1.«.,- B.lumor. at 7 J*
». a. Way if.il; ,.w*. a., KxnrM. : * :.i 1'. *1 . 8*.
pr«««a. 7.S0 P.M. LxDree* 10.4'» P. M Kiurvae.
Vrom B^timore^o i*or t D*po*lu»nd iuteimediatv«tationa
Aoeoniiuodation
ox
7.IIO i.. m.
Tb«< 7-Wa. m.
hilfoUelplua au-1
icei
4
w .11
P
>.i with
I
adelpuU end B .ii
r
LEA
.lafroiu Pori D.[.o.itwUn.»T.Perr»
rttt..14 47 3.41. forfi.lkiator,.n*l iuterin.*li,te
ktoas.
.
TRAISS rox XiLTlllOKK.
ft» 12.DC eu<l S.ll a. ftn.i 4..V r
12.32, 2.13 xn i 111 02 a. m
Leave Che«ier
Leave Wtiauagion
3.17 r. m.
1.I&
XCSDArTSAlXrsOU BALTIMORE
L*a«MBAllllm>r.»l7 24 r. a., .loppiuc »I 4t»gmn
tufto* . Abtsrilifeu, U** re-Ue-irft ec«*. 1'err?
n. North Kae». Klkti-n. N*>«v*rk, 4|
pur». Wilmington, CUvtuüa», Liaw
»■' KKNNK i «BiwriDlnQilsDi
Tfi-rry
Nr«
Uhl
* AUkl L
Ur.
For* bomemeaa in tne Went.
fill
PENNSYL /ANIA CENTRAL R. R.
WKSTKRN ACCOMMODATIOM TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OH PITTSBURG.
And all plat*» in là t \Vttt, South»»»! at.
Jforth»*»t.
HVtHE gHORTMT AMD BUT BODTR.'ftft
ThislinealTordsanoqnalledindacementx tc par
»on*desiring a cheap andoxpeditio-ts passage toth t
Weet. and deserves particularly the attention of al
suoh as desire to availthamselvesof the Homestea t
Bill passed by the last Congrees.
ThePenneylvaniaCentral Railroad, with its coc
netting tines, ia by 137 miles the shortest ronte to
Chicago and other prominen tplaces in tne West,ant*
isalso the quickest,cheapest and best route toal
prominent places in thebouthwest and Northwest.
Passengers ore forwarded in comfortable and airt
Passenger Cars, famished with otshioned (cats with
moveablabacks, water tanks.stoves, in Winter.and
with such othar conveniences as are requisite for th
oomfort ef families.
Through tiekots a sold to all Prominent plaeesit.
tho West,Sontkwoa and Northwest.at abont ha)
the nsnal first class fare.
Children under five years old as free, and children
between theagesoffiveandtwelvc years pay haU
Prtoo.
Baggageohecked and forwarded by the ainetraio
with the passengers. Eightypounds of baggage car
ried free to every fnll passenger.
Tho train leaves daily exceptSandays, and tickets
must be procured and baggage delivered attheottoo
No.116 Market street, by So'clock, P. M.
By addressing the undersigned ha will forward b
return of mail, nwe ofoharge, aolrcnlaroontaining
eomplet* pries tot, a map,a aorrect copy
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Comp
pait^Ulnhi.^ÿ-îî^r^f 8 ''*^ fhllad '
p
ear.
•iphia
G EO. W. BUSH Mil* tka best Coal at
market price«
the lowest
avl
Short, Quick and
Through :Route
TO THK
WEST AND SOUTH!
WILMINGTON AND READING R. R.
VIA COATK8 VILLE.
THROUGH,TICKETS TO ALL POINTalflOUTH
AND WEST.
ne^r^hVuÄSilZ 1 to,t# " W0 a *
«Uh' i, C„^nn. 1 "Ê"£ i ]" i,,,t0B ' #1 "•
baggage checked through.
>o charge for transfer of baggage at Coataavllla.
ror inlormation as to routa aad ratas «pnl# at
Gen'l San't W-aÎlAÏ!.
or
awitf
DELAWARE BAILROAO LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEMT.
On ana after MONDAY, July 2ttk.
c e* folllu»*". lSund,T " excepted.1 Train* will
Pantn atr.
MokiHwakU.
faMeagfr.
A. M.
ll.au
Mix*.
P.M
Delmar,
Laurel,
Seatora,
Briageville
Greenwood
Farmington
Milford,
Harrington.
Felton.
Canterbury.
Woodside,
Wyoming.
Dover,
Moorton
Brenford
Smyrna,
Clayton,
Green Spring.
Blackbird.
Townsend,
Middletown,
Mt. Pleasant,
Kirkwood,
Rodney,
Bear,
State Road.
Newcastle, yfo
Wilm'gton,arrive !U15
Philttdelphia,ttxrivell.45
P.M.
I 05
J''tdS(nurr.
A.M
a :44i
7 25
1010
10 30
10 35
10 45
10 5Ô
II «V
1110
*oi
11.15
3 35
11.35
3 65
11.50
4 30
13.05
«60
13.15
6 05
AM.
7.00
7 30
12 30
6 60
7 30
7 35
13 45
1 1«
6 67
7 40
1 06
60
7 5e
1 15
61
8 UU
135
«I
8 10
140
65
8 15
145
7 0«
8.06
1 40
1 Ô6
8 25
716
8 3.1
2 UU
7 24
8 40
215
7 34
8 45
2 20
7 54
9 06
236
8 13
^15
2 46
V25
suo
843
»50
3 06
y 4u
3 16
y 45
3 33
916
3 55
9.60
5 25
11 30
P.M.
Bakiirore. arrive
SOUTHWARD.
8 10
3 50
/* iissenger,
P.U
Mired.
F. U.
11 Su
7.30
PhiUJeli'bij..
Bull.more,
W ilmiiiktoa
N . 1 astle
î?l>ite Koal.
Bear
Koancy
5uC
. 40
6 25
256
6 45
H
7 uu
7 u7
12U
Kirkwt.
1
Mt. Pic,«*. «,
Middletown
Townsend.
Blackbir« ,
Greeu Sprior.
Clayton.
Smyrna. (
Brcutord,
Moorton,
Dover,
Wycminr,
Woodtide.
Canterbury,
Felton,
Harrington,
Milford.
Farmington,
Greenwood,
Bridgeville
Seaford,
Laurel,
Delmar. 2 37
I The Mixed Train.will run sutdect to delay* inM^
den: U> Ireight busme**. end will stop ouljat .u
tiun* »here time naiven. ' *"
t v NKW dASTLE TRAINS.
« w * '°r Wdjmngtun and Philadal'
A-M. Leave Philadelphia at U.C 0 M aad
\\ llmington at 1.10 P. M.. for New Ca»tle ""
...... SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS*
Additional to those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton 11,3:* a. iu., and *.35 p. m., LwveClavtan tar
-SmyrnaH.4*i a. m.. and 2.00 p. m., to make «mneê
South' th train ' ,t0 and trom Haver, end stations
At T0WNSEND C Snb fbfkfn" County and Uu..n
Anne * A- Kent Railroads. Muean
At Railroad.° N ' Wl,h ,h * iiaryl " d »"A Delaware
A water*RaUroa<?.^' * U " ,h * Jun «'«" and Break
A KaU A o l ad KD W " h ll, • DorchMl,r "J Delaware
At DFLMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and \\ icomteo and Pooomoke Railroad
_ H. F. KENNEY, Sum.
11 :
41
2 25
11 4<*
11 4.5
11 55
1218»
1216
tAJ
2 46
8 CU
8 < 5
8 1(1
3 15
•ne)
«
2li
8 2U
1
8 25
12 30
1-40
12 5u
8 40
4 00
8 45
4 10
8 56
iki
yuu
a 06
4 40
1 20
6 66
b a
1 26
• 15
1 35
5 82
1 45
5 <0
2 10
2 20
615
6 40
7»
at
WILMINGTON AND READING R R
s l>rine Arrangement.
Oil a»«l after Monday, Animal *, 1S7S,
Tram, will leave Southward a< follawi
lnAIAd Nos. 2. 4- 6 6,
r u j. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
Leave Heading at 7 ÜU
Birdsboro', 7 35
Coaresville, y .t)
Chaild « F d, lu
Arr at Wilm'gton. 1115
4u5
10 35
4 36 4 40 II 10
8 24 (3) 140
7 30
3 31
3 15
H15 4 45)
. r. ... Scndav Taaix.
I..»veCoate»rille4.00. Chedd'. Ford 5.05 and arrive
at \t ilKingtun *t 6.00 p. m.
T«irvi k *'*l. Lk *, T * NotTHWaan:
TRAINS Noe, 1 3 . 5. 7.
„ ... A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M.
D.y* v'luttnaloo a 6 TO 1 4,, 5uu 10 Ä»
Ihadd s lord. ,26 2 35 600 1157
loateeville, X 20 3 35 7 uo 1 40
Arr at llirdboro'. 0:0 5 25 S 45 4 lii
. Keadtny. 10 u) 5 30
rratn* , and 8 ere mixed or market traîne
..... . Sett Dar leant.
0 « llmington at s.ix). Chxdd'« Ford ».:. r *. end
rrive at loatesville at lO.uü a. m.
a, rv CONNECTIONS:
At Chadd s Ford. Trains No». 1. 8.5.7 and 8
r,' n mPh f r r t'; h ." ad v phi v *?4 s««tTwuh Sun*
trom Philadelphia; Noe. 4 and i connect with trains
trout Baltimore: end No». 1 and 6 with train«
Baltimore No. 5 with train for Port Depoeit
pt^i .tfwtos Noe, 4 and 5connect tor
Philadelphia, and tratnj >oe. LÎ and 3 with train*
from_ Phtlade phtaj at BiptUhoro' traîne Nei l
and . connect tor Philadelphia, and Gains i,3 ana
7. for Reading and North, Rum and West. "
Excursion tickets will bo sold for all station for
Sunday train gotng northward; this train will stop
tor passengers at any publie rond eroeeing
„ C. STOLZ.
__ General Superintendent
i V
Le*
lor
Pmokeh L À'u.r!)ad! l1i1n<JT01 ' - ^
VBiAhOT h
On and alter- .
a passenger car will be attached ;to tho In
October Uth, 1171.
U i*o.-**rnger ^»r win oe attached :to tho tmight
Gam ^leaving Philadelphia at 9.00 p. m.. tor Wil
The train wiii *top at Station, ax follow*, when
Mgnuiled : Gray * Ferry, 9,12 p. m, LoaaretLa
r.m': Chester, 9,41 p. m; Lamokin,
low 9.49 P. m: Linwood, 9.58 p. mi
P. m: Eller* lie, io.18 p, m: arrivew
toctaui iirri
%
P.*;
p m .
•r
REDUCTION in FA88AOX RATES
ANCHOR 4.1 ME 8TEARERB
Sail, xvear M tnttasnix xxn Satra
Taoenter* booked to and from any Railway Sta
tion or baaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor
way, Sweden. Denmark, Germany. Franca. Hol
land. Belgium, and the United State* *
Cabin tare from NEW YORK to LONDON LIV
KRPtWL- G LA SGO W müd'oERR Y by Wedn«*
enS iftfo"*" *** By «■twdny'e Uearner* DM
EXCURSION TICKETS. HIM.
INTERMEDIATE, MS. bTHARAGT Ms
payable in Cnrmney.
Parties lending for their friend* in the OU than
try can purchnm ticket* nt 'sweat rate*. TorTy
,h,r mtoMtfv&MszfvSk
I
SON
SA
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