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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

SIBLE MESrlSG.-The Annual Meeting
Of tho Stearns County Bible Society, will
&c held 1t the Methodist Church, III Saint
Cloud, Sabbath evening, Oct. 10Th. 1865,
at O'Clock All friends Of the Bibl" are
invited to be present. Addresses may be
expected. NJ. N. ADAMS,
Agent Am. Bible Soc'y for MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

LAND OFFicL.-nurrhg Tie quarter end
Jig September 3oth, GO,2O6 acres Of land
were taken at the St. Cloud Office. Of
this, 42,726 acres were tuken as home
steads. =:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26
I Staple aid Fancy Dry Goods.


f@nnes Worsted
Lancaster Gnghams, Philip
~;,s4s >
Hoop Skirts Balmoral Skirts
1"na Ribbons Pix and Figured si srGe.dss chin
sxf&e sHzpss Declines G iseoe9 R Rd' Alpaca So
Dimity Bands Rumiog Plain and Fancy sha~l
the selected with
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

john TnrrLE is receiving good stock
OF choice Family Groceries, Kerosene. TO-.
at his store in lover town, opposite the
stearns House. His advertisemsnt, with
full particulars; Will appear. next week.
Give him i call; .9% e. E+s'@ - II s@'.'o
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

RETuRNEo.-Mr: VIM. 8. Moore, ESQ.,,
who went through to the gold mines Of
Montana in the Spring Of 1864, returned
home on Saturday evening. He has added
. considerable amount Of extra avordupois,
and looks very much like respectable
MINER We are glad to see him again
amongst US.
Mr.. H. B. Steele has also returned from
the gold mines.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

By an oversight last week, we neglected
to acknowledge our indebtedness 70 Mr., A. .B
Curry for his excellent management Of Tbs
DxxooRAr during, our absence. We have
been s, accustomed calling upon Mr.. gCurs
~ on such occa: ions, THAI We have almost
come to look upon his services in this way
as matter Of course. Il ..t.t:zy,>..j
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

MORNING passengers 10, and evening
passengers from, St. Cloud all speak high
" Of the gen'lemanly and oblising conduct
Of Mr.. j. l.. winder. conductor on the St.
Paul & Pacific Railroad We. can readily
endorse these favorable reports. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

iAcxssEs.-If the City Council would
screw Its courage up to the sticking point
and require license, from $50 to 800,
ri enci, saloon keeper or. liquor dealer, it
would be Of great henetis !" Ike needy treas
ury Of the corporation, rand to the town
itself in more ways than one. Consider
:he matter fea'lessly. %essrs. Aldermen.
and clamp on the licenses. The town needs
the money; and there would be no lack Of
prccedents for your action.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

NEw Book AND STATIONARY SroRE.-J.
F.. West will open his new Store on Wash
hgton avenue, opposite CLARK &Co's,son
she first day of November, with rousing
stock Of Books, Stationery, and Fancy
Goods, comprising silver and plated ware,
jewslry, perfauery, ladies baskets, porte
monies, etc., etc., being one Of the largest,
best assorted and best stocks Of tho kind In
the State, and by all odds above St. Paul.
He will sell cheap, defying competition, aud
asks call from everybody who wants to
buy anything in his line. ~ s.: d,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

=, SEcoxn ~CRop.-Mr. Addison Gilmore
left At our Office last week dozen second
crop potatoes; that is, potatoes grown from
6rst-crop potatoes raised this year. They
are now about the size OF what are called
''new potatoes" such are brought to mar
ket in early summer.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

GAxE.-Small game, such as geese and
ducks, has never been known to be 80
plenty. The grain fields in the country
are literally covered with them. They
have collected in large aooks, and circle
about and ssettle upon the fields in tho
same manner As pigeons and blackbirds.
Que Nimrod on Maine Prairie killed ten
ducks at one shot. Deer are also said to be
very numerous, and We may expect an
abundance ofvenison during the winter.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26
Great Union Meeting.

Addresses will be delivered at the Court
house, 5nnsxtMONDAY evening, October
~ - - '.5"7H - A%~- J
3Oth, ut o'clock, by :; '.@~e !
Gen. VI. Il. MARSHALL, Hon. Thos. H.
Armstrong, and A. Edgerton, Esq. I
Let there be a. rousing turn out. The Ia
dies are respectfully invited to he present;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

PERsoxAL.-MHjor Edwin Clark, tho
stirring and efficient agent OF the Chippe-
wa Indians, favored US with call on last
Monday evening. Major C.,swho is now
on his way to the Agency, has been detaiu-
ed in Minneapolis several weeks by severe
illness.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

az BOXES FRESH PEACHES.
~. rs Boxes Green Corn. ~.
rs Boxes Fresh Tomatoes, at
z: - j.: C. 4 H. C. tBUhBANK + co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

OK WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER
o. Boxes Raisins, crop Of 1862. at
J.C.5 II. c. BURBANK i co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

IN BOXES DE LANDS CELEBR ATED
w Chemical Saleratus, At > 55Gt"
-. = J.. CD II. G. BURBANK 4 co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

> ~AroLoaErIc The typographical appenr-
ance Of TuE DEMOCRAT has not bean very
good of late, the fault being the lack Of :
new roller, We have. some ':compositicn"
on.the way from the cast, and when it ar
rives will promise better looking sheet.
R.spBERr1Es.-Mr. A.. B. Curry's fami-
ly were RECALLED, on Monday last, the 2sd
Of October, with fine ripe raspbcrries rails
Cd III their own garden. This is not bad
in more senses than one. !:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26

RI BOXES ASSORTED CANDY
~ .25 Boxes ''extrs" Fancy Candy, At
.s# : " J.2G q H. C.. BURBANK + CO..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-26
Letter List.

mss u Station d. Bible House. New York CITY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

prepared to furnish families With them on short no.
uce. There h question hut they great labor
saving machine which, for durability and economy can
not be equailed The machines will be sold by and can
b. Tucker Rroa Hardware Store, corner OF "a
and Main street: also at H. w. Roberts Main. be-
tween sth and 9th streets. Orders for them or trial OF
the same be left ut either of those stcres.
VIM. ABBOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

In presenting the AUTOMATIC 0ReAE, boldly an
the greatest triumph in musical instruments Of
the age During the past half century, the French and
Germans have manufactured reed nstruments with
double bellows and two pedals for the feet operate
but the want of the reversed EXHAUSTION BELLows
(which IL the only bellows used made
1t impossible for them to produce the mellow rich and
musical tone for which instruments celebrated
Another objection to this method of blowing was that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered for
the of the swell Within past years
ipstruments constructed this European plan Of
"doube blowers" have been manuactu ed In this
try and to counterfeit this difficulty want of swe
lever has been projected from the centre of the
ment to act upon the SWELL AND OPERATED KyEK-
The and contorton necessary to effect this
object disagreeabls enough to gentleman, but 10
lady the of such appcnageis nearly impossible.
Our device obvistes this dculty entirely,
the simple act Of blowing with less force giving
th desired increase decrease in the volume of
For seventeen the superior excellence ofour Me-
lodecns has not been Questioned and for years past
meet orders promptly With ourncrcase facilities
ders will be promptly met and solicit continuance Of
their patronage.
~ liberal diseesst to cisrsv~ss, cAxreAss sd
SeAesis. :
4pDREss,
ego. A. PRINCE Il CO., Buffalo. n. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE q CO., ChicagS, Iil.
An Illustrated Catalogue, with fnll description Of
yles, will be sent free any address. novls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

CHERIFF's SALE.

~ SfArB or Iowa, LIE Con-.
BY virtue Of special execution 70 directed issued
By the Clerk Of the Dct Court Of aid county, In favor
OF Hiram Barney, and against A. Fl. Runbaugh, Win
cell this highest hiddsr 1t the front door Of the Cks
once Of the District Court Of Les county Iowa q leo
between the houFsof o'clock \. md O'Clock H.,
commencing O'Clock y. Of said day, the following
property, t0-vit The east hAh 20 Of the s0pthwest
quarter 20 section twentydx (2 township sixtyse
en- t67l range seven az west, Lee county, Iowa.
To Be sold BY order of court to satisfy said writ OF exc
cution.
Keokuk Mch. IA. 1865. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Pee 50 00l Eheri6 Of Lee Co.. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

1e thAt alrsady % hanl 81 the Oh patrons u J.
A0fin9 ~ rast onuxed hat euf bssf aDtxn VIA
We - 1aksessf s1sG1ng out or ~ stsek q eps)|
% nahs room ~ ~ al esZp1e1s sesck aooo = y
Eive.
evening to Saturday evening = O'Clock. heh3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-04

IT, b Qo
1 n.v,-s =. 49,. = ss.-4l.
STOCK OFGOoDe
/ L4s.,y o~.sasy f
/ J. n. BILLINGS.
= ::.s.:.s =. 7 =: " Z
Ola Stand, Cos. sth 4 Main "a,
Ard hops y strict attsao. 70 tAs wants u essso4rs
70 nsnt nbssai shers q paGoaage. Wsas aading .
JesC Gs1 Lsrge stock
= shAt airssdy . haa1 81 the Oh paszsss u J. r.
Mlh1e ~ ~ an1red thas sur bme e1ws via -
NJ = 1850 49, 81 On ~ ssssk Z ~,
= nahs scoa ~ ~ Al ssplsas sasek ssea : =
srsuA1 Monoz-1Ass ssoss uiu y saossa hea yy.aus
evsndng 70 Saturday svssing = o'clock. heh3
| a NNUAL CLRRANOB HALB At
"A 1Hn NEW YoRK s10R1.
Great bargains 1sr - Dayss
50 Rsaaa.tso u ~ rss.1. -. . e. -
n.rked down 70 = cts pr yard.
100 R:naa.s q Dsisias ssd Drss aesAs, vorsA =
g 0e.s s,s...g ont q great setae.
a. 80 = ia a e $500 = arl'a ss., = "a
. hsanants Of IAvm, worth ~ Gu syard, ssng =
Hood. asbias - hrsalhss sIavis. NJ e. CA
ssyssal pieces vrsseh A~ino. worth saso, ssli.g =
il a cSiAs.s A,.ss., ns.., ~ rs > q. .
pAif, ~ pr csnt. lsss shan Ill psicss-
SALE 10 coAluHcB
On MONDAY, 18Th o. RRn8uAnY.
A.s o'.ss.ss rsss Duss.
sssloA.v ~ -
p. D. YosTER.
NEW DRESS GOODS
For tie se~ssss
BLACK and Fancy silks,
Mozambique Daregcs,
French Peplins,
Lustres, Arnures,
And st1a Ges1s,|
GLOVES AND nosi3Rn|
HOOP SKIRTS,
g .ss ssy's s.s nsss Dsirssss nalsi
1854. WINTER GOODS 1856.
DURKEE 4 CO,
LAnaE ASSORTMENT
Dres9 1oodss|
shawls and CIealka, II
Cloths 4 Cassimeres,
Flannels 4 Blankets,
CARPETS AND OIL cLoIns 1
Anef Which YIN bsssIA - The
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

+, oBsravu Don oAUTIon--It has been
observed that several gentlemen Of New
York who had given In thsr income tsx
have revised their original statement and
. hsvs sueilsd tho revenue. Some have
regarded the,e iugtsuces a. leases OF con-
bcience y II 20 The conscience has been
materially qnickeh6d blythe fact thst Gov
srment have bed Investigations going on
from which tome rather startling devel-
optnsnta have been made. One house IN
increase OF revenue and "a Anes drew .
check ior ~, 900, another for $4,000. The
rdqtio..l ssns were E.eslved With me
The ntkttime. Such facts have induced
parties 70 be Z iittle more sceprats In iheif
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
Ia.t nf n.nar.l Hn.pItnI..

Un1er Dtreofton n buy0eOn n. o. Abood,
q A., sksiisai Direetor Department "
Il Annssy Square, Washington. D, @,
Seventh street west, between and d streets
south, in charge Of Surgeon D. w. Bliss,
4 Carver. washington, D. c. ,FoSfts.nlh
street west, At terminus Of city railroad, In
ehArEs Of Surgeon o. A. Jadson, II. B.Y.
8. Campbell, Washington, d. c., Seventh
street west, at terminus Of city railroad north,
In charge Of Surgeon A. n. Sheldon, u, s. ".
4. Columbian, Washington, d. O., Four
teeth street west, at tsrminus Of city rail-
, r. u charge q Surgeon T. R. Crosby
: 5. Ricord, Washington, D. O., corner
Fourteenth street and Massachusetts, avenue,
In charge Of Surgeon O.. W. HOrnsE U. s. v.
8. Douglas, Washington, d. O., oorusr Of
street and New Jersey avenue, In charge
Of Assistant Surgeon Wm. FIR Norris, U.S.A.
T. Emory, Washington. ID. O., usar Aims
house, sastof the Capitol, in charge Of Sur.
geon N. r. Mosslpy,l U,dssy, 40 Ajax,
9. Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two Milo
back q Ale.sndEis "A I. charge Of Surgeon
Finley. Swsshanston, DE- o., Kendall
Green, Fourth street east, north OF the city,
in charge Of Sargeon g.. I. Paneoast, U. 8. v.
10. Harswood, Washington, d. o., Cor.
coran's farm, Seventh street west, in charge
Of Surgeon r. D. Bohtepou,l U, 8. v.
IL Judieisry Square, lNsshinEton, D, O.,
Julielary Square, u strest north, between
Fourth ana Fifih ,strssts west in ohafgu Of
Assistant Surgeon =. ariswold; UyssVs y,
II. Kaiorania, (smhii.pox,) Washington.
D. O., Rock Creek, oat Twenty -hrst ttreet IN
charge Of Acting Assistant Surgeon II. j.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

nm fllfbSl,siolk lsstbaisita ofap'
bonnoc,,nnI pi,h Of s1prphn,lcn q W.
ksssnsidEIlot fPfpidsu, Llpeoln, ~ ams
u ihs psbsl., Who nnu f,sg ~ e1psf-
eushcsl q thet 81 y lhel4stasss M
deceive nobody. Thb osed ~ u peFfst,
Iusslssehs 1iI,5 hive nsbifislstss ~ Z,
bad occurred 4hta tbefp W. Hho,t o. =
ehsncs tor thsif Treason 70 mett VIII any
tuccess theyh wonld have Applapted "
Asitllskbo hurdefor evidently received
cid phdcoaifbft throaghedta n6toyiOuuly
traitot6nk diktfiet. The sudden anxlfty %
perfyWfulns lcyHlor ppplteut. an esees
without number, n. no fonbt snEisly 70
base necks and properly. AZ the Prov,
ldeeee Journal we'll says, "The rebels
ean'y "a "a Of Booth. 40 n their man,
had win stick V them forvxer.r Ho was
employaf - DO theiF work, and ewill BE-
the tepsHentatlso of their cause 70 tho
nnd OF lime " .m i1rl9 y " 1e s.a'
- - a. = 49,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12
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j au.~......ss.SXX EHt'
lN-ts.stlH |E-se. q NJ
nea.14 Dlopo11le ~ i1tll11 n ~. 49,
I11o4 ~ aapplyinH Nc LAL1N .latol !ra[te!-
Ia1l1l,a nopA1lin4nh - Wnehinnt1n, y. y al
ImCc1, "a AlsE.111nt ~ n1.Uu1 Nelree.
Ias,er el'hef. n the,e plapeas win nay Oofn,
p1lA, Ard gltaN. ElALs gltiF y lLIl1J
BIDS VIII b rscsived for ne teiivefy q = 90
kfau, Ard npFarda u
} BIDDERS must aais ~ uhith 6-the abefs.
oamed points they propose " MARE deuYeueAr
lad the ratSa n whIeh they will make deliveries
ihsreAt. Nc qdantity " each Article ptoptsei y
" delivered, the tine when said deliveries shall
" e0ininsated, ana Wheneg - cempl1leA ft.fl
The price innsthe Wfinen aut IN words On the.
BIDS. - Z
Corn u boput ~ - goea ngut nskn. e ebent
I've buahels each, .0afa In hke saeke, of about
three bushdla each. The saekn 70 " furnished
Without eEtfa eh.fsst - The ooternpenA sThs
hay and straw 70 be0aeeursly hAled. y :. 49,
fhs particular Kind OF description 81 oat1,
corn, by, orstfAw. proposed v b delivered muai
BE- stated 10 che proposala,i 80, 80. i.
All the articles offered under he bids herein
Invited will be subject TO lleia inspseiien ~
he Government InspeetoE, before being accepted.
Contracts will Be awarded frora tine 70 tine y
The lowest responsible bidder, ~ the Interest Of
The 0oyernment may require, and payment will
y naas whoa ihs xhsl. s@oun, contracted for
ne 6lSdsr Val - T.quirsd = sssompany Ihls
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-12

9BHor y . RTo
bsnvxttarspiisIisns sp,,,s b s..pss.
ssnl nlssk. s,rnsr 4 s.x.nfA asA , r,ss.i. =.
ps.i,, ~ ~ ~ rs,.i onsia. ns,ns .
a. = y s,s's. wssAiss',a. n o
An diseases q prsvk,. hs,uss ts.si.s q d.
bt.i ssisntias nsnssr. ana radical sur.s ss.s,sa
Ia al eisss srPHLrfTc AFFECTION, GOV.
oIzRH0A. 0LREr, srRIcruRKs, SEMINAL
wEAKNEss or ne re.uI. 81 voLuPruoUs
DREAhis, OF any weakness q the oEHERAFrvn
ORGANS, from any cause whaisssr, or kov
long siasdins, thoroughly and radlsaiiy cured, ,
also, 0ouT, RHEUMATIslf, NEURALGIA, ana
other CHRONIC DIsKAsRs Of tAs NKRvRs,
MuscLRs. BoNEsl and JOINTS; scRoFULA.
BLoTcHEs On The FACE, BRuPTIoNs on The
limbs and body, and all other KRuPTIvR DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the Moon, nom what
sver eauss they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRrUnArH,
No matter what your disease, let no falss den.
eaey prevent you from applying Immediately 70
DR.. yeliny, Who is eeknowiedged 10 be By far the
mos. SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in iAs FRESHMEN,
Of private diseAsss. Fear not 70 come and max.
known your ni.fOri.ns.. aud b. win spsoaiiy
send you on your way rejoicing.
sELY.ABUsE.
That drsadfsi ssourss Of The young. iAdslssd
in when alone. destroys The gsnsr.tivs organs.
upais them for married Lie. proau.lus wsakns..
Of the back and limbs. loss Of saiiaanon ana
muscular power, palpi,asios Of The heard, nsr.
vOus irritabiii.y, loss Of memory. msispehol,
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful sosss
quenses Of delay, do no, fall 70 make your cas-
known Immediately 10 Dr.. vsIlAy. Tour secret
win him are sacred, sAd you nay soaadsnsl,
rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whoss Systems ver. shattered, an,
who were on the brink Of the grave, have bee
br0ush. back ito sisorOus.hsal,h By his skiifu
trcatrnenL ff
| hARRIAaE
i Married persons, or those contemplating mairi
nosy. who suspect tAemselvss Of impo,euey
seminal weakness, or any disease srislng from
relAred stats Of the geaittl organs, Whistler III
result Of disease, Injury, youthful lpdIssrstlos
or induissnss Of the passion. in riper ysar,. a.
earnestly ehlrsaied TO place themselves und,
the care Of DIV. They nay rely with ser.aint
aPOn = speedy cure. aud being restored 10 fa
health and yigor.
He treats with sn,Irs success all diseases
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49, 49, es-,s 49,, =. =. a "a.
b ~ 90 6OEbkt tlla1 -. IL ~.
Nlzl1n9ol tlAins b..4t.a N.1ni1Hion 80 a.
faAlMl A0tlHe 4o4L1
IA l-nAhIIMQEN,W Wal 4f4xioH AID
uAkMI1Buho IkAIL-Leaye warrington y 10
= \. AfIita q l.ll;ncls - -
i. No. A-NkW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
kkPRk19--Ieave W1.hlngton '. - = m Ar
dfa - Philndslphia l. ~ p m heuterk =. ~
y n No Baltimore tls1etl sold
Ne e-BALiI.Oh. i.p Nksrhh -. IhAi. y.
way stations, eonsse,inr :. Rsisy with The NALL
Tflin for The West, and roaehinG bAitimers ~. ~
N. ...... -.
Ne. A-NKw YORK MAIL Thai. ..Leavs
Washington n. IS =. n ArrlyI atsBaliimore
"a ~ y, n Phiindsiphia Az p =. view
York 10. 20 ,. n.
Ne. G--BALTIhoRk TRAIN AND WAfbrA-
Tl0Ns.--LsAye Waehington ,. % p. n, con
hsoting Il Relay with fredsriek trAin. Arfivs
a. bAliimsrs 4 - p m; co,,,,rr.r,o,, Avn
Ne G-BALTlhokk CohhUIAIiOn AND
I. 90 ,. n. Arrive lt baltimore g. Top. m: This
teAln stops at Bladsnsbnrgt Beltavills, Laurel,
| aud Annapolis function only. 80 =
Ne. T.--BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRRss TRAfN--Lsavs Washington O. 90 p. m.
Arrive II New York T. 00s m. Nails aud pas
sengsrs By this trails connect with all Vie carly
north ana west No Phiiadslphia and Balu.
more tickets cold By this train which 10 limited
Id capacity ~ oeysrnnsns ofdsr', 10 insure the
No. a-BALTMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN--Leavs Washington at O. - D. N. Ar
| rivs a. Bslpnors a O. IS p N.
We. INV IOhh, fhiLADbhfhlA nc
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
II BADTIMORB RAILROAD. ~ art


rt sfU TINE TABLE. ~.
osnnsnsihg MONDAY, December 18th, 1884,
va %ssSnsSn . venus ; % W n'''e
Express Train 81 Ao6 a m, Mondays ex-
sspIed, for Baltimore snd wAshlnSton, ss6ppina
a wilnlngton, Psryyills, uAy.s'ds-eraes'
WIZ VIZ IA. r' TTy.is q i IS n Sunday. .1
esptsd, } fsr Baltimore, Stopping at all regular
stations, eonnsctinE with Delaware railroad 81
WlIningioa FOR Milford, Salisbury, and inierns-
.. ssf, sor T Baisf. .s5pyias
at Chester, Wilmington, Elkton, Perryviiie,
and HAvrs-d s-0raee.
..si.a ,,' q, s.isissr: ssa &.,sinsiss sisppas
Psrryyllls, .ds.drsse, Psr4ymsn's and
SISss k1prs.s ., n, - ?. d, p. p.lanor.
ists- paltinsre And WAshingion, pssssngera,)
Wiihiagtcn, NsWArt, EtktSn, Northesst Per.
ys.is md syIs,Ss i a.. A,
hocoaK s5f, raAfss4-s,epp,ss a, all
.istlsas between PAladslpAiA and wilnipg-
Ca fs.,. rAii.a.ibhia ., H. "a m, 4 o. a %
cad Is, % ;. N, me 4 v n, irsln s.huses.
win DsI.ssis nAIlfsSd 81 Milford and later.
: Lay. WsIsiss loas. tis sad soA n. aN
n TaESJdti TRAINS PROM BAIrrMoRB-
Leave wilnipg'0n. :, y W., a. 9 y and .. u
oHEsrKR ToR PHrL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cAss-
YER at Is, 10. "a a. m, "a 50, Il, LN, T. %
--~ SUNDAY TRAINs
Bxprsss Train NJ q % .. q, for Baltinors and
Warrington, stopping 1t Wiimington, Perry
Vile, HAvrs-do Grace, Absfdssh, PsrrymAn's
Night Espss.s ~ MA ,, N. Cor BAiassrs
aud Washington, Stepping a. Chester, Vor BAlti-
more and Washington paaaengera, WilmlpGton,
xswarh 6lklen. HsrtAsKasi, P%ryvilis and
z.s.%@oSssIon rs.is q 10 ,. N. for WI.
minaton and Way Stations. $3.50.
BALTIMoRktToR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltipore Al .. - p. nj stopping at
Havrs-d s0rAes, PsrfyVills land WILMINGTON
Alss stops 81 Rlkton apd Newark 10 take pas
4snRsrs for PhilAdslphia and leave passengers
from Washington or baltimore, and Chester 20
lsays passengers frOin Baltimore or Washing
Leave wllnlas,on for PhiladsIphlS at & 50
y PaoM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPnrA
Leave Baltimore 9. Is q m. wAy Mall Z. 10
p. n. Express; AS p. N. Way Train .. 80
p = Er RRssiks : f e r B RL rnGCisi
Leave Chester Al .. Of .. m, I. % and II. 90
Leay. wilhlngisa Al ala caoL n. Las.
FREI0HT TRAIN, with passenger car at
taehsd, will leave Wilmington for PerryVills
ana intermediate stations At 7. IS p. N.
lanil II. y. KBNNBY, Superintendent
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