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Superlor Court.

Bofore Lhef Justice Jones' ~
DEo. 23-John l.. Gardner Us. Cro,psH y Smffh-The
jury in this returned sealed verdict this morning.
for the defendant assessing the damages at S4s 3d. and
returning the value of the property OF Sl35s.
The People French q Hsiser.-This suit, brought
for supposed infringement Of license laws, in The
giving series Of exhibitions at Castle Garden the past
summer, and hitherto fully reported by at great
LEM former ia in which the jury did not agree,
was brought up for further, and renewed invesga.
ton, this morning.
The testimony produced and the law cited seemed to
resolve all doubts pantommic exhibitions being in
way implicated with theatrical entertainments The
Court charged that the jury after bu few minutes
absence returned verdict for the defendants This long
mooted question is therefore, satisfactorily disposed Of
Before Judge Oakley.
Harrison Spenesr-This libel suit IL still prTess
ing, and from indications will exhaust the sntifo tsrm
Of the Court.
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In Challcery.


Disc. 23-DEcIsIoNs-Mary9 Ann Bruen George w.
Bruen.-This case came up on demurrer, which was
overruled by the Court with accompanying costs-the
defendant having 30 days TO reply
Charles Wilkes George WiikesThis case was like
wise brought up demurrer to bill filed in order to
compel the defendant to give up the possession of me-
moandum, given by the complainant to Horatio Wilkes
The Court submitted that the defendant entitled to
possession of that BILL therefore, the demurrer is well
taken, aud the bill denied with costs.
John Hewt et ais Charles and George Beldi This
application for costs in bill of discovery, fled
by Hewitt The Court state that this is not case in
which the compliments OF right excused from pay
ing the defendants their costs, and SO de ermned
The Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge
James Harper et ds-This case, brought up excep-
tons to the masters report, which report being CONFIRM
ed, the exceptions were Of course overruled
Robert BuchGn Palmer Sumuer.-In this
Peter Naylor obtained Judgment the Superior Court
against the defendant i'll this suit which of the off,
of the county clerk docketed Sumner Palmer instead
OF Palmer Sumner and on that ground the complainant,
who is also judgment creditor insists upon priority
His Honor felt himself bound to give effect to the udg
men the having been the act OF public officer,
and not by the defendant his attorney solicitor The
complainant is therefore, entitled to the priority.
John Turner rel, &c. james Zeiss ct ais-Ths
is one'rega-ding some surplus moneys claimed by
different parties and came up on exceptions to mas
ters report The first exception was overruled and the
made by Vultee receiver was enable, and must be
sustained in the opinion OF the Court the judgment
obtained by Marsh entitled to be paid out of the
surplus fund
Court ordered that the parties unite in agreement to
enable the master to settle with the insurance company
and when the money in Court under the report OF
the master the rights of the parties may be determined
cation for receiver by WILL and the decree OF the
Assistant Vice Chancellor. But his Honor said ne could
entertain the right of the application, and it, there
fore, must be denied with liberty to resume it.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Collector Office, Dee 9th, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Department until the oath for such supplies of Ship
ChandIey in such quantity and such may
be required for The the United States Revenue
and Boats, which be employed in this District during
the commencing the LIST January following
schedule
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EBARTINE'S LOTION,

Poste Luaiow' new YORK. fnce - DotueESlx DOT
sBART!Nk'S LOTION,
.. es. e. s
Fractures e and bsoesson. Bones, sas!, Rsgwom:,
s Ss nd rS s
, ss oh0'''A' o0'H' DaA''n' mead Acne i00" Acne
"Ds e% we York l css ehssray certify
b.! hey sS and their families viii Constantly keep supply
rem: s,.
SAFE siSadw.y door. above .he H9.ps where
' ely n nd ~ Z: :s'SfS ~ M
= this sy ss?epy Ths ssas are M NJ
s 2 ss Co.. sSw
sss, i. nsy: ss:b SSy A.
S:i.; :. s E;iy W ks Nj I
SS sSa". 3D. $%
81 m ~ ed"aa DANil sss Broadway
I AwRENCE. MYERS 4 Co.,, IS stone street, have ust
ond Dupuy Co in half pipes, pale and dark vn,ase..
Top. Sm%s Becker Do % Do %.
GT s.s The same under house
lock hhu entitleu W uopentuIe. dc 2mfr
IL Ros NE xNb aHMoNB sTXS S
CREAMS defy comparison in America Europe No per-
son will any other after using this Emoen Pate IL
the best, the best Give y only single trial do not
" Fer sps s.i %S Wholesale s and RETAIL
JULES HAUEL'S
Perfumery and Chsmical Store,
IS South Third street, Phade phia,
and by my agensJ b. Jsquemod, No AIS Broadway f. A.
sss q d MG aid William a sr so'dw'
Premums awarded At The Frnukin nsiitne. ms im-rc
A TRENTON! ALL WHO DtslKh PEAKLY WHITE
~ TEETH-Nly unrivalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE is
sy sought after for the pcary wheness the
Teeth, without the slightest injury.
For sale wholesale and retail, al 80,
Practical Chemist and Periumer,
<6 South Third street, Philadelphia
and by nv agents-J Jacquemod No AIS Broadwny FA
Araut Lafayette Bazaar Nos 149 and l3l Broadway; a.
Willard s. w corner Of & edar an William streets
prs ,ni,m awarded the Franklin Institute ni6 intro
JAMES A SWAIN,
CASH Tail OR,
3b1 Broadway,
NO lm.rc CARLTON HOUSE.
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Court Calendar-rhls Day.
spra,op Couer-Nos %, g. 10, a. rs, 7s, ~ 81, 10,
40 49, 81 So 80, 49, l0s ~, H. 49, 81, loe ~ 49,
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Dgc. "a Benj Ccia BY has nert friend Hanson Nash.
VS.. Joseph Harapton--The complainant in this suit
brings an action recover hundred dollars for his
sery ces on board schooner Nile" which sailed from
Honduras for this port months since Inc defence
contends that This compIa nant "a coored boy OF about
fifteen years of age) TO receive no console ration
bey ond his ess.b" and pass Sc to the United states
confined 10 no wach,n and that what little duty ne
peroImed was of his own free will and choice The
how aso from his admissions 10 some two or three
al The crew acknow lodged that he not to receive
any thing for his services beyond the consideration
ahovo re- erred to. Decision 10 morrow.
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rOm mon Pleas.
N lx I..A. yTl~k ~,


Dee 23-Yaientine Koon VS.. Palmer Crdry-This
was an action recover damages for assault and bat
terry The plaintiff is boot and shoemaker and the de-
PENDANT second engineer board the steam oat En-.
prc appeared the plaintiff made pair OF boots ior
the defendant and in some time after Gale at the boat
for Some alteration between tnem and
plaintiff threatened to complain to the captain, where
upon the defendant struck him several blows inJurng
him very severely. There was no defence, ana the
Jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $500. For
plaintiff, Peter Wilson.
Cool, vs. Lewis-In this case. the jury rendered a
verdict for Saj 40, in favor of the plaintiff
Francis Lofty and wye vs. John Bieusr aud his WJe--
This as an action for assault and batterythe parties
reside in the house in East Broadway II appears
that some difficulty between the parties in June
last and the plaintiff and his wife went up stairs 10 the
defendants room, and was the consequence Mrs.
Bever threw dirty water MIR and Mrs Lofty and
general melee occurred, and it alleged that Mrs
Lofty was badly injured in the ARRAY. he defendant
pleaded guilty and the jury brought in verdict six
ce nts damages aud six cents costs.
For plaintiff H. P. Barber for defendant Mr.. Mccoy
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WANTED,
CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARKS& sTEVAN'S Free Agen.
cy and Temperance intelligence g Duane street west Of
charge and also with little delay possible cooks
WATERS every description and of good moral character
first Cook hand at IS Duane MO msrh
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WANTED,
A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to 20 South or West to
act Is Agea for the sale Of and popular
writing with opportunity Of clearing 900 year Some
employ win doubt, make 81 900
year clear Of all expense Each will have his district IL will
BE- for them have least from $ $50 to obtain
Broadway, stairs Of the Flag All letters must he
paid. de- Intro
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10 >.
"ANTED-By young married man, a situation
w Wholesale Retail Drug Store, who produce the
best of city reference regards ability and character
addressed to Druggist ;h Office will meet with immediate
attention. dl3r
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X1EE FOR LIVERPOOL-1he New Line-Regula1
E8X$ Packet Of 2lst Janu,ryThe. superior fast sailing
AHEAspacket ship QUEEN OF THE WEST Captain
Philip Wcodhouse, 1850 tons burten, will sail above her
regular day
passage having splendid large comfortable
WOODHULL MlNTURN,
81 South street.
Prizes OF passage 500.
The packet ship Rochester burhen will succeed
the Queen of tine West ard sail asst February dare
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WA hTEID

FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
I7Q BROADWAY, tbetween Broom and Grand streets D
where servants and assistants Of every capacity both
male and female, are furnished FREE to employers
The characters Of all offering for situations will be strictly
examined before they leave the office and none but the
sober Industrious and capable allowed
engage to employers.
Women men girls and boys wishing employment Of any
kind who satisfactorily the above character OBJ
nlsiyu ftons --uoo thers need MO mF I'm
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TO DRUGGISTS
A RETAIL DRUG STORE situated in a thriving neigh
h0rhood stock and fixtures of the best end doing fire blu
sness for ae cheap for cash. the proprietor being called
country practice Apply No. $50 Water
mel street. d22 6t+mc
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MAIL LINE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, A. M.
TO ALBANY,
l<sSnvh al LANDING at Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Sing
sH Grassy Point o xsT gnrns fSSn GaS
lar the ice will permit. Breakfast board the boat
.rse ceebratedce steamboat UTICA Captain l.. w Rrai
had leaves The between Courtandt and Liberty Streets
passage freight apply board, P. c. Schultz,
ofHe aonf he
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EVENING SESSION
Characterization Of Mrs. Kimp resumed-Her house
opening the street the bar; when said we
kept public house, meant that We kept dodgers and
sold liquor the dodgers in the house at he me
the bar when Eastwood rode into the bar rooms
the color the horse he rode black he not at
the house Def that evening; there with
him at the time: after he in he got of the horses
back and drank the bar; he did not treat any eise
my husband ordered the horse out he then went away
and back half hour Kenrick and Harper came
back with him the second time; when he first came
and at no again gave the horse cut of the whip 90
make m show his points-the second time there was
treating bet@ the persons then in the bar and Har
per was asked to sing-there was dispute between
Kimp and the prisoner until the prisoner struck hint
the second time that Eastwood come to the house
that he took of his fhirt TO fghtthe first blow that
prisoner gave her husband was with bis hstthere was
about fifteen twenty minutes between theime of Civ
ing the rst blow and the time her husband stabbed
Harper outside at the windows all the time--wit
cannot tell how many persons were there al the
tme-after her husband was stabbed the prisoner ran
up the avenue, followed by witness-she caught him
about four blocks from the house he resisted being
taken.
Direct examination resumsd.-Had q conversation
with her husband previous to his death he Knew from
desired witness send for her mother which she da
and her mother TO take care OF his child
Justice RooME, examined.-ls police magistrae;was
called morning of the Goth to go and take the de-
ceased's deposition went and had conversation
with the dec, ased in which he stated that he was
in very dangerous condition he was told so by the
physician, and from the nature OF the wound and the
main he was in he said he had hopeof his recovery
no was perfectly at the time witness then pro-
ceeded to take his deposition; his WIFE, Mr. George An
derson the prisoner and several others were present
witness stated to the prisoner that he was then about to
take the examination Of the wounded man, who had
charged him. the prisoner with inhctinR the wound,
and that he had done with the direct examna
on the prisoner might put any question he wished
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ACCORDIONS AND MUSIC BOXES
NHE SUBSCRIBER. Manufacur and Importer of Musical
Instruments for sale large Of Accordons,
steal Boxes, all kinds OF Musical Inst uments.
EDWARD BACK,
d1g 2wisrr 81 Fulton, O Gold
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PRICE ON + CEN l.
SECRET DISEASE

a fUkNU IN EIEUFI TO DA rs ~ 10
u CHARGE MADE Apply to DIR, JOHhST on
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick gi1aia
TWO Doors from Baltimore street, where NAV be- b.
tanned the most speedy remedy Tor GGnorihoea yac;s
Structure, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Iona ,ts
tect0ns OF The Kidneys, and every other sYmpL1n OF
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is evan inc CONF ,lItion &C tho,.,,
yes Of mis- dI,Gosr br, ry"r, ,,-io~t ~ vi. W.
ski!lll physician, Or from, ignorant ,,3
mCni. he constitutional - ppt0,ns MAZE f,egerrGss
nrpthe tbrnat Is,.on,, tl 80 i w"
ed uoctu,naI ns,,. in tho i,,,d NJ - T " y,
sirI dealnr.p The iHrr nT;te5 IIo,JSn+ :,
head face and cy,rerljtic. nroorf .a;o,cn
lul rardity tl At last tpp }Ie of ia E,Hrrr - ia
troypd fLc homes ~ tEr p5.r 3nrg,, ! c,Is - =
yCtIF OF this hoYrd .,., On 80. 80 80: -
until l, I.i s.r,r ,g ,,, ,,r,,, - ~ ~ "a t'ai
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rFor the AMERICAN Republican. ]

MEssRs. EprroRs, You appear to have had
access 10 authentic documentary proof, making
it appear that the present Collector of the port
of Baltimore has only increased the expense Of
Office some 5 5 600 above those of the late Col
lcctor. Will you have the goodness to inform
the true friends OF Economy and Reform, ;
whether the alleged increase of pay to the boat
men and watchmen, from Sl,25 per diem ia
$3.50, is true'-and whether thousands Of as
good, il not bester men, could not readily have
been Obtained at the old wages7
Yours, &c, SIuoN.
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~TIE's PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

.fND CRRIsTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUTD.
Ihe GhhVhNlC RINGS have been used with
perfect sncctss in all cases of RI T. JMATISM ac ute
~ etohic, applying to the head, face OF limbs; Gout
nc bninrtd1, Tooihache, HIOncllis, Vertigo, NerV
o'S ga =" Headache, Indigestion, PaialvSis Palsy
hp'ipset' FIT, Cramp, Palpainn of the Heart, Apo
pef9, SuHueSs of Jniuts, bHnbap0, Spinal Com
palhts, Neuralgia. General nehlIuy. Deficiency OF
nervous hnC,gy, and ALL NCrvUh. diseases.
CissSHiE'S hAAGN iGTIC FLUID.
decomposition ms been pronnnnced by the French
htnsLS 10 be nE" Of the most extraordinary dsc0v-
eirs OF The modern science. The FLUID is alw ,gs
ustG in connectiun wGh the RINGS, by which means
Their power IL gradually augmented certainty Of
thrIt hrn q AL action blamed. The combined in
Srnh"nS"'' ~ every way entirely harmless; they are
Al pieces within The reach at all and the dscoVcrcr
ul'y rNurs'a far ri, as test Of their efficacy and
permanent b.u.ft.
&3-Tle rrnulme Rugs ard Fluid for sale only. IN
Ban"re by SETH :. RANCE, No. IGe Balu,no,,
streei, and cnrn'r Of Cnttrr aud PIHtt-sts. nj
VENIIe GREATEST MEDICINE IN rue
ID WOk FIR Co"shr t0daS, ,4s'h,aa. Pa ~ m,
Soreness Ia the Bscnd, " rOpime Cough, onarnnu-
ton, HOJ9'neSN ,'ld ~ t,y'rt,,S Of m" Eyenst nu9
Lungs, " H"nce's tompougr Syrup # Hoah2una 80
PIlcg % cents
l'vc hren coughing, I'vc been coughing,
Al Va" might AID aitEr dpV:
Anh i'm V-arng, i"t i'm learisc
Al! any lungs ant hie uNHy.
o tNI rHh me sunu, aiu send M.
'uNn io hu uuunriV gave,
LE >n'"c ir udN hH.du T., d me,
SKID tur ~nii,'rrr Ia save!
BU', III hfiot. found ,rlir,
Nnt V'"r sun trr. -, would ynu2
Take - hth'V hHncr.s Cuny,
Aud his ituath, aud SYup tho!
HINGES CANDY AMI l'o NRHDlIND sYEi7p
IN" ~ me ms' lmpu'ar rem, drs uttnr age f colds
@ Htl~ Hid CnuSumrIons, and all affections of Il.'
Boon, MAJ lltftus. any s., had N his NV Stuc, No
}6HN ltGuRl.-$F hejw-,n NORTH and lIjIIidl,
81, Al The lld ~Iasd, Cuntr oil TRAIT Y CHARLES
SIS baltimore, o3l
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AMERICAN FLOUR. 1t is asserted, by one of
the most eminent bakers in London, that A.
merican flour viii abso,b from 8 to 10 per cent.
more of its own weight of water in manufac-
turing vt into bread or biscuit, than the English
wheat. Mrs Rundell in her 'Domestic
Cookery" states that while IA lbs of Ameri-
can -four will mako q l-2 los. bread the same
quantity Of English flour will produce hut Isl
lbs. We have numerous specimens of English
and American wheat Of similar varieties, and
the English is almost invariably a larger and
pllmpcr berry than the American.
We attribute this to the longer time required
Tor rlpenng in that cooler, damper climate, bv
which it absorhs and retains a larger quantity
OF water. Ours on the contrary, is ripening
under dry, hot sun, eVaporates Il larger pro-
portion Of water, and leaves the turlna in a
more condensed state; and when exposed again
to moisture in cooling, it absorba the additional
quantity above stated This is an important
fact, of which the dealer and consumer should
| be fully aware. We sec our Southern friends
claim this quality exclusively for their own
wheat, which is doubtless true in part, but not
wholly in comparison with English. 1t is q
well known and long established principle, 9th
or things being equal, that warm and dry eli
mate gives richer grain than cold moisture.
Toronto HciaH.
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S0DDEN DEArH OF AN OLD FIREMAN. Mr..
Luke Toeboss, well known as an old and ac-
tive member of the New York fire department
far many years, died suddenly on Thursday
morning. He arose, washed himself, and
while wiping himself died.
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DEATH OF c. R. SUDAN. We are panied
to hear, says the New York Commercial, that
Mr. Cornelius R. Suydam, one Of our old meE-
chants, died on Wednesday evening, after 4
short illness of about ten days, HIS age was
about So years.
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g1xpUDrTEuT,k wOr-ry7

TO C"UE"H thhE, HAGFORD FURNACE, Ar.
iHgdon. 'eI-hr, SDcsutia hauows, MchaeIsviIe,
sc, in !!afi0rd Count by the Philadelphia, WI
min stUu ann Baltimore RniIsOad.
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
.,sfatEh PRATT sICCt Depot in the Cars al 2 o & lock-
.srtf5rI5 a. NJ for Perymhnsviie. Gin arrival there
&..:R-scon. 'yaHc"s will be in readiness for the
lhoFe ntnud places and uaighh0ruocd Nv taxing
Tins rnnie the Passengers viii arrive or 5 hovrs m nd
vance oI ay Other line. g5- Fare from Baltimore 10
FtH'mdI. vie, 90 cents. sc2O
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GuItrY. George Wells, whose a'rocious
tttempt TO murder Mr.. Lewis A. Hall last
summer, at Monroe, Mich, was noticed in the
papers, has pleaded guilty, and bpen sentenced
TO twenty years confinement in the State Pri
son atrJackson
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PiTTsBUaGH. Business is brisk at Pits
burgh, and , ere is abundance of water in the
channel. TIE Suspension Bridge across the
Monongahela at that place, is rapidly vetging
towards completion.
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NUM PONN DNNNsITE.-TWIM y nAY.

IElEUNge.S I"ayG The dIYUt. prall .IrrGt.
9T17r{3a in the ears Gf the pnilad,lphia, Whining
..iEEEeGf5+E3 ton ana ltmnfr railroad Cumplny
L. a. EVERY I0ENiNG, taAcGpt sundays 4,
90'ciNIN, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, NJ 8! O'Clock.
except sundays, which Will he at {, +. hi.
On arrival al !iaVIe de Grace, proceed 80 Port De
positc by scaHhoat GOsport Capt Slur con.
Returning, the cars leave HavFp &c Grace at II u
ciOCt (monn) amt aIe O'Clock, 7, ii.
Fare 10 POM De10situ IS cents
&c ny taking thr martaa train il viii allow, per-
sons vino have business ut Port Opposite 10 remain
several hours at that place and return to Baltimore tbs
anne Vening So Tickets must he procugcd al thg
Office before CTt"tns die cars.
4 CRAWFORD, Agent.
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ONO RIVER. AT Wheeling, on Thursday,
there were feet of water in the river aad Gall.
ing. At PIt!sburg there were nearly feet in
the channel, and cIling.
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BEHEADEp. At Lexington, Ga, Jas. Shett
beheadcd Mr.. Selom II, Pemberton, after nilict-
ing sundry wounds with Bowie knife OIL his
hnlu.
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Court Of Appeots, W. S. No. So. The
Merchantss Bank OF Baltimore VS.. The Marine
Bank Ct Batiaore-appeal from Baltimore
County Court, was concluded by Brown for
the appellants.
Nos. end .. Smith ct al. vs.. Cuttings Ct al.
-tcr"ss aPpcas) i,on the Equity Side of Gal-
t,n'ore County Count, was commenced b. j.
Glenn for the appellants.
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RELIGIOUS Revival. There IS revival Of
relI= ION gong ON at the Methodist Episcopal,
"1d Methodist Protestant churches at VII
rliugton, Del.
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CIIIYslNS, IIMs.

:, ta3sr5ss CITEXSGHS' UMsDn EsNR
8sG;Tj s;sssFrsf TO PHILADELPHIA, by the srle.,,
sei.stsasssElaF% did and wrll-kHuYn Starn-ar3 fON.
STlTUTlON aud GEORGE WAg3lNCFygN vil
Frenchtown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW.
hi,6 WHARF, ltOet of South street, alternately
DAILY, Except Sundays, lat g O'Clock, Pr
,G5- Fare through to pIIllADELPHtA.G g.
SUP. kE provided On board.
10 RHTURHING-Thc superior s;aanasai R9.
BERT nURR!S leaves Dock street vslsrf, Psra.i-l.
phia, al 3. O'Clock, F. NJ, daily, (Sunda, "a egceptehl
as IrEl AGRA WFORU, Aneat.