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Capt I'D Ill.,, Pr

DEATH or JosEun N. DALroN.-Aftsfa lin
gering illness, Nj. Joseph II. Dalton died yester
day morning at tho Metropolitan Hotel. He hid
tsfce suffered amputahon in the vain hope Of re-
covery. Hts funeral will take place from the
Metropolitan Hotel at ten o'clock this ruora4nE.
Tho deceased vas an cstimabIe cit1zsu, and gen
t!emau Of INC qualities,
, 1865-02-02
Suction Sales.

WIN. A. BUFFERS e CO.,
AUCTIONEER3,
AalasroomA In Portland Block.
nos: 1ss,. 1cs AND 1o7 DEARBORN sTRKET,
kanS fGs.f .ffrfhsa ~
, 1865-02-02

Paper uang1ngs, Painting, CalciminIne
an1 Glazing, at F. E. Rigby's, SO Randolph street
, 1865-02-02

TIE TRIBUNE At NAsnylLE--Thc boys In blue
and other friends OF :he TRIBUNE In the vicinity
ofNashyillc may procure It in future at the news
store OF r. Il. Singleton, Post 0f8ce Building,
Nashville, Tennessee
, 1865-02-02

On Exc11ExEsT.-Thc Treasurer Of the Presi-
dent Petroleum Company, New York, telegraphed
Messrs. Armstrong s. Co., OF this city, qn Janu-
sry 3lst: tFrom the general resident Suparin-
tenccnt, President, :ye ango county. A hnc well
just found on the llcmlock creck, which passes
through tho Companys grounds-reportcd Aow.
ing S5tD barrels per day.
, 1865-02-02

RUN OyER.-A poor womnn WIS knocked down
md run over on the corner of Lake and Clark
strccts just af1er dark last evening The occupan,
OF The buggy turned round 10 1ook al the mischief
he had caused, md drove on without word he
WIS not nrrcste1.
, 1865-02-02

REx17Ka OF PEws.-The elegant Lecture Room
of the F1rst Baptist Church. Wabash avenue and
Hubbard Court, being now finished and furnished
and the chlldrcn's chapel. the most beautiful In
the West II not in the county being nearly com
pletcd. the attention Of the public Is invited to
day evening next at u O'Clock for choice and dis
NnNffinn f,f s1ffinns -' =
, 1865-02-02
Gribnne.
THE CITY.

oLo AAD1Es' noNK.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Board OF Managers Of this charity
will be held ut the rooms Of the Christian Assocla-
uon this afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
, 1865-02-02

A CoEnEc71oS.-By inadrcrtence the word Chi
cago has slipped mo:e than once into reference
in these columns to tho California Petroleum
Company. A rcfcrcncc to tho advertisement will
show thas 1t is New York Company, Of the most
solid nnd respectable character.
, 1865-02-02

EOR SALE-A Farm OF 200 acres
l. in Irequols Ct unity, si1 mslea from Alddleport,
ths counly Seat, 81 n1,sa ffon @ Ash1nM and
hcusea s0o acres tenccd with new board fence with
other improvements, You'd exchange for fh:ca2.
city property. l. -
fe2.h Raj K1tata Arent E6 cisEr Il
, 1865-02-02

WANTED-Agents in every
.nS " III Wszs M ~
GA'RIcs onRete ri u ons e!eganr cstayo volume
This Is one OF the best Agency Books In the arsat.
20 ci:en2ttsnccs e the IsnslIien hsye deyeio2ed
exciting yolErs than the ra:da of John Morgan.
Agents eycTyvhere sending IN the mor favorsble
resul, ii Ills 1rst sly DAYS canvas AnnthsF got %
suhsernees, out OF IL solicited 70 a1b.et,oe tu p45-
hsners, G. +. VESf = CO. Fullerton Block. 81
Dexthn1. sttect. .atca2Q. Ii. Gs.hS.als
, 1865-02-02

D1scuAnoED.-John johnson, whose arrest for
forgery was noticed in the TRIBUNE of yesterday
.sns further examined and discharged, no evidence
having been adauced to show the criminal iutcnt
, 1865-02-02

w WANTED-Agents-1n every
GREAT AXEn1cAy CosF-1cv. By Hc1ace Greeley. This
ne standard history crthe war. TIC mos. saseah:e
Eor1 ever published. Wanted tnmeatstekY, Bu REeat
Tor 81. Louis. No. Also agents 70 sell cur magntt-
acent steel plste enIay1ngs OF Lincoln Grant. Han,
Eock, Sherman, hcClellan. FarraC1t- Greeley and
Sheridan together With largo assortment OF books
and albums q the lowest rates Agents Etl az yell
Western tnh 1shets. No. lis LAke gtrcet. Chicago,
III. P. @. Bog 1013. 1a.3E5062W
, 1865-02-02
HORSES, HARNESS, &c.,
At ATTfTYnN.

pEGULAR SATURDAY SALE
IL u Of Household Goods. Piano Forte, Velvet and
Brustels Cafpe'a. kc-a the tnrn1tnre .! family ut
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, Feb. 4th, at 9f O'Clock, At HUttetst
1t3l gsea5t Auetouas1s.
, 1865-02-02

AAu ACGu6 10 &c 0lBEf1OUlEQ UStl IQt Ao1& III ull'
loading, the grim Is taken from one spot, and 1t
Is Necessary to bring It from the ends Of the Tes
Eel that It may be 1aken up BY the scoops. This
work has hitherto been done by hand, a 11rgc
force Of laborers being engaged. The work is OF
the most unhealthy Kind, and from the difficulty
OF getting sufficiently large force Of men quar-
Iele and EFikes are Of not.unlreHucnt occurrence,
while the waCee pnld arc always very high. rang
bushels
There Is nc further need for this. A cruin
shovel has recently been invented by Messra.
Nilsson. Epindelow 4 Watson, BuGalo, md mt
1nto rsncucsl operation there in several al The
elevators, which is applied at cost Of ab,ut dyc
nnnofra dollarr to each elevator. is ,n+.7-.-a,.-
The vessel and put Ia r1nulng uraef IN nse min.
cost Of not more than Cry. cents per thousand
bnshols, aud usually much less. 1twor..s unfn-
teHuptedly, not etoppln. on account Of being
tired, mud by tie of frlctiun rollers IL thrown
out OF gear on the presentation OF any Obstacle
other than the grain. II !. the n pi9s ,!,rd OF
s,crfecton in this llnc and will undoubtedly pso.
drcc ps complete q revolution in the method of
as did the Invention OF the elevator itself.
At least <l00 COO is paid out yearly for this kind
OF ls1,or in Chic ago, large percentage of wiich
would he eaved BY the adoption Of this improve.
sncut- A 3olnt stock Company is nlrcaay organ
11cd in Buffalo, with capital Of $159,G sub
ec1ibed by rome Of tho leading men there. to ope
rute II. Nc look 10 sec some nuch measures takeI
In Chicago. Vessel owners. proprietor: Of oleFa
tors, md other parties interested, should not fai
street. and c1aminc the model. Ny: U. Cumming
aangcnt for tho Northwest, and will be happy =
EtsNell needed information 10 those who ms
ponot '1m with call there.
, 1865-02-02

CupncH 0uun-Thc regu1sr monthly meeting
of the Church Gulld will be held q. their Hall,
No. II Dearborn street, on Thursday evenin:
February Cd at Il o'clock.
, 1865-02-02

TOR SALE-Stcck Of Hardware.
l. Euu,e Keeping srtlcles. Stores, Ranges, Fur.
paees. offer for eale tho retail department. Of my
raj harawsie house keeping articles stoves ranges
and ,usnassa e Sc Ihe yaas of hafswage no@ on sead
street. Cty Hotel building: That Of house keeoinS
a1teea stoves RANGES ana furnaces II abo7t S15o
and IL contained tn stores No. Al and 45 same build
ing These i've branches during 1854 lid business
Q; about and VIII be SOLD ether Or sepa5;
not 9e mt5led. will SAY that It Ii my intention TO
coni!nue the manufacture OF plain and jap1lned tin
Tare: also. the foundry naslneas.
JAct El6r1Gt A r. HLEgTE7n
, 1865-02-02
Music.
MUSlC-A NEW ORGANIZA-
.1xA T1OE:
Co1soH7s Band

Balls Skating Pssss, &C., at tse shSrteat
ttcc aud on reasonable tefms.
OFFlCK- 119 southeatt corner OF Clark ana Mon,c.
streets, Chicago. Ma,tsnas Dancing Academy.
n. COLs0N, Leaaar.
n. D-1his batd Is not cenpect.d with ths Mu.
stcixuS Union. Ia29gtl7 ts "a rGarH Sthp
, 1865-02-02

CAIP FRT.-Cul. John L. Hancock has entered
upon his duties as commandan: ut Camp Fry, md
will ut once proceed to the organization OF that
portion Of the ten new regiments assigned to the
northern part OF the State. Col. Hancock has Sc.
lected for his Adjutant Lieut. John Long, Of this
city. A detachment of one hundred men from
Samp Douglas has been stationed a. Camp Fry,
and Capt~ lJcrc, Of the ath Veteran Reserve
Corps, placed in command OF them. Between
fweaty and thirty men were sent TO camp yestcr
dny. The Ie.imcut now forming Is designated
the 147th 1llinois.
, 1865-02-02

TOR SALE-Ar great bargain,
j. Ficur1ps bfil1, the whole one-ha.f Interest,
With two run Of Burs located IN Anc2us. L7inEston
ihmc, building AID machinery 1or msaEtactuEins
Linseel OIL, which will BIS sold Wtsh the FIGURING Mill,
Y cesircd: AddI cas- D. AcVEAN, Ancfaa day1nsston
County, III. js19.c9G39W
, 1865-02-02

FEE ON STATE SrnEE1.-Whllo tho extensive
Ere was raging at Van Eta, Friedman Co.'S To-
a,aceo works lost evening, another IVES discovered
In dwelling house on State street, uea. Four
tecuth. The fire carght from an overheated
stove; II was easily czuDgulshcd with but email
, 1865-02-02

TOR SALE-A fine Corner Lot,
l. with good tou.e. near Union Park.
Arood twostofy houke on Green st.. near Adams.
House and Lot on Dearborn street. near klnzte.
i0 ieet On cor. ii P:atie avenue and Hardin Place.
1e0 feet on Wabash avenue. near ed street.
e., On On a,san r reaF th @
Two nriek Houses on Wabash avenue.
49 tett east mont corner Wabash avenue and Hnrri
SOB street.
$50 feet corner ot Randolph md Ellzahethsts.
81 fsrt on Prairie avenue, near 21th etrtet.
F1rst.e1ass stoEe On South Water street,
Msrbio front residence on Wabash avenue
Ftrat.ciass frame residence. IN Wabash ave1ns:
j. 0LIHGER.
, 1865-02-02

FOR SALE Cheap;4 steam flour
- Ing sna grtst mill. known = tae AaGss A!la, st
bic o. manufacturing 20 barres Of out every twenty.
ioar hon1s With th::esteoTn H. Ts5esoaso attsSaed
Gated On Inc 1facS ct the !: 4 Q +. E. Will be sold
pTemises. or sditets FE4RoW 4 MOSS, PTacesou. 49,
ia1G
, 1865-02-02

! EOR SALE-220 acre farm, thir-
- t!.si1 mllS. tfom Chicago, in Lake county. u
miles vest OF Wansega1: IL well mpro cd, has good
bearing orchatd 20 acres Of timber is e1ec1ent
PRICE fe5 per ec1e. CLAELIN X FAY,
, 1865-02-02

WANTED--Agents to sell the
w Genuine Improved New England Family
Sewing Machine. The best working aud best nn.st-
Very lihcra1 term. to agents. Address DANE 4 Co,
rlEt Office Box 81, chicago, ILL.,, or cali at Room No.
streets. jaSf g34s10t
, 1865-02-02

IA wv Rss11*1s II SVVQ SAlQQ1 anu
=. Restaurant for ssle. now doing good buz!pe.,
and rent cheap,. Eeaaon Tor Btlilng-thc proprietor
has two saloons. aud cannot attend to Them 6ota
Apply en- the premises, $50 Soash Wella street
f4I3-p Slt.1t
, 1865-02-02

WANTED-Immediately, one
"! hucdred men, for which the highest cash bouu-
= Tlilbe Ea:d; az aqtho5!ze 1 b. ths Goyerno1 to
be orEsnlxtl Immediately. Come ono! Como all! !.
OHce 115 Dearborn street. up stairs.
i. Capt. II. 6. EDISON. J
III. ". 1111IE Trrruttfnr Sreuf att
, 1865-02-02
Rral G5tdtr==Witp.

TOR SALE-A Stone front house
II .h Goa a.n1S - ~, ona cnn1n; T,.a @
lot With hrlck bsrn. Nabash sveEue. near Twelfth
strecI. THf3fAs D: tSYDER L CO.,
-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.


This College occupies the whole upper portion of three
stories Of the lsrge double building at this N B. of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH street1 Is we'll lighted
and lifted up ia style Of elegance aud convenience
which is unsurpassed.
The Instruction given here Ia Of the most practical and
busHesske character The appreciation Of It's value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
hundred students were in attendance and also by the
stuAtons, and the large number of applications made
to the College for them.
The course of instruction includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which Ia taught In all It's departments and applications
just 1t is gractced by the best accounans and bus
ness men, Each student opens, writes out and closes
several sci Of books adapted to the various branches Of
trade makes out in proper form the various papers used
In business such Promissory Notes, Receipts, Ac.
count Currents, Account Sales, Buslness Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C., and Ia instructed In the large
variety OF transactions and customs ofbuslneas life.
PENMANsHIP.
which ia Important TO every business man, receives
especial attention. aud the method Of instruction pursued
here Is we'll calculated to make elegant and rapid
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest," PROFIT and Loss Accounts
Exchange, &c., il taught in its shortest and ap
COMMERCIAL Law, MATHEx4rics, and DETECTING CoUN-
RRFBr Norris, are included in the Of Instruction.
TELRGRAPHING
both by Sound and on Paper taught by one ofhs best
practical and experienced OPERATORS aud every facility
lie afforded for acquiring null knowledge Of all the
mnuti@ OF the profession.
department has been opened for the reception of
Of ladies for Instruction n this branch The great and
increasing demand for competent operators offers
usual opertunitles for remunerAtlye employment.
As instruction Ia given to each student separately,
those who wash to enter for any particular branch do
The time usually required for the complete Counting
house Courses varies from eight TO twelve weeks
eordiug to the number Of honra daily devoted to 1t.
handsome Diploma, with the ss of the Inst tuition at
tached, is awarded en- graduation.
Students received any time, and instructed
at such hours may best suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, So, may be obtained
gratis application.
ScRuTRSDsHs teres OF Practical Trsatises on Book
kSRPlNG, and JUDaB SHARwoop's lectures before the
students, on Commercial Law, for sale the College
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
mays
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
SHERIFF's SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
y Writ OF Ais Levan FAeias directed, will be ex-
County, Delaware, SATURDAY, the 18th day of NJ
yember, A. D. 1860 at o'clock, p M the following
All those three several tracts of land in St. Georges
Hundred, composing one large tract at present held
and which ssvrraly bounded aud described as il-
lows, that is to say, No !, BEGINNING at marked Ietr
tree standing the line Of Peier Bowmans lands aud
running thence with said lands 81 nth six degrees at
81 perehes to stake the north side Of the public road
thence with faid road and lands Of Peter Bowman roft
81 degrees, west l3 il-lOJ peches to stake which
the beginning vi lot A, lin tie plot returned
Orphans Court the of the prcceelings the par
ttion Of the Real Estate of Helen CovnE thence lately
decsssed tn nee north rs degrtes, aud 80 mnuIes
Go 46-lOOpeTches to stake in line Of lot b. in same
plot aforesad thence Herewith north S7& degrees
IS per hes to stake in a line OF Mrs Wilson's land
thence Herewith N S6 degrees, east SO pechos the
place Of beginning containing a. acres and lb6 perche Of
land more or less.
No. 2.-Begnning at stake and one in lire of the
aforesaid tract No J. and running thnnce with land or-
erly James NJ Wilson, north G degrees, west Is I-IO
perches 10 stake, thence south S. 4 degrees, west
3-l0 perches to stone The public road, thu CO
south eN degrees east 10 l-0O per'l to stone hec
south s5 degrees wet 1O i-l0 paclss u stone ;hsnc
south 9% drgrees east "a 9-IO pereles 10 Stone tne ca
north so degrees east a s-i0O perehes stone, thence
north Va degrees, wet 20 peTchts TO rho place OF beh
ming, containing 2l1a hciesi more or less
No 0.-BegiDning at stone the touth side Of the
public road, leading from Tire state Road to summit
Bridge 1t being also corner Of land formerly Of James
NJ Wilson aud David NJ SAnbo n, tl.ncs south gS< De.
grees 10 ehAius and TO links TO corner po.t ier
the tenant house. on tho nrht desCtibed tract theme
south 81 degrees, west chains aud 81 links toa post,
thence south x degrees, east chains AMI 90 links To
stone, thence south degrees west chains and 26 inks
the north tde OF the public road opp site Peter lwmsrs
land thence by said road north s4 degrees west two
chains and 20 links, thence south ss< dsgos wot two
ehAins and 6t links to of aid public le
lug the first mentioned road aud oppo iteobsrt Pnis
land, thence by said road ami POlks land north de-
grees west 20 chains and A. Inks to COT nor Of the SID
drs mentioned road thence crossing the road south 7ls
degrees west ~ feet to the line said Pos land nee
crossing the first mentioned road north 29l degre west
unhat aud at N
land thente by the ue Of his land north 81 X dests,s
east chains and 10 Inks to the begiuuiug cont9nuT
exclusive OF roads, - and l6-l01 acres me or less and
In the entire tract i0i and 47lO0 acres or thereabsus
Seized and taken in execution the properly Of james
Pogue and Ellen his wife, and TO be sold hy
GEO. S. nA6sHY, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--1865.

The buildings and grounds have been placed In com
plete order and allied up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience Of studsnt
Rooms furnished for the Oldest boys In Colleges
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course Of instruction Ia thorough and practical
designed to at young for admission 10 best
Colleges for the active dHtlea Of the farm, shop
counting house
By the beraty Of the Board OF Trustees the Academy
10 furnished with library fl20O0 volumes, and Of
acquiring complete seentln1 and Mathematical educA-
tion far superior TO most schools In our country.
The lest Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his care TeTms
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD d. PORTER,
Newark DEL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
A Modern MiranIe

From old and young, from rich and poor, from high
born and owly the Universal Voice Of praise ior
HALLS VEGETABLE
sICILIAN HAIR RRNEwRR
II Is perfect and miraculous article Cures badness
Makes hair grow. better dressing than any Toll" or
"p5matum' softens brash, dry and wiry hair into
beautiful sken Tresses. But, above oil, the great
wouder Is the rapdity with which It restores GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use II few times, aud
Presto, CHANCE
the whltsst aud worst looking hair It's youthful
beauty. 1t does not dye the hair strikes at the root
and fills 1t with nsw life and eoorug matter.
II will not take long sagreeable trial. to prove the
truth Of this matter. he tirs application will do good
you will see the NATURAL COLOR returning every day
and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the Old gray, dseolored appearance the hair will be
gone, giving place 10 lpBtrous, shining and beautiful
lecks
Ask for Halls seian Hair Renewer; no other article
is At all like It IN fIeet, You Will nndit
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO TRY,
and SURE TO DO YOU GOOD.
There many limitations. BE surA you procure the
genuine nAnuAetured only by R. p. HALL CO.,
NAshua, N. II.
For sale by all druggists. AuEil-6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03

WilMisGroE LAUEDaY-The public will please
take notice that we have established Patent
Laundry in this city in connection with the
Shirt and Collar Manufactory. Fine Washing aud
Ironing, such as Gentlemen's Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, 60 Ladies' Dresses, Gsribadis, Waists,
Skirts, Collars. Cuffs, Undersleeves, So. will be
done up in superb style, at short notice, and on
reasonable terms for the public generally as
we'll as for stoies JoHN c. Cole, Agent, Gents
Furnishing Store, No. SIT Market ST., opposite
City Hall. July26 tt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
Living Home for Sale or to lease

Gt or adolenee prompts fer the above iustitu
n lon q some person who Is more gnxious in
need OF some paying business than am. have luly
and practically demonstrated the necessity OF an in
suluioH and INSIDE for It reputation ond to no utLer
in the country OF its age and we'll rh the attention Of
any person wishing paying business Of the kind wlu
sell the buildings, with H the fixtures at cost valua
ton, with any amount Of land from forty acres or
viii sell Chestnut Grove Cottage, my fsuly residence
aining u rooHs with tenant house and other ont
buildings and such amount OF land the purchaser
desire. The property is only oneiourth Of mile outside
Of the city limits on hs hghls nds, having full view
the city, and tho Christiana aud Delaware kivers.
WILMINGTON, Del Dec. 10th, lss4.-dec is NV" N'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-03
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON An
IALTIMuME RAIL NOAp TIME TABLE.

l. BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE,
CJMMENclNG MONDAY, OCTOBER 29d, 1855
, Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WARRINGTON AVENUE, as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.05 A. NJ CfondayF excepted,)
sr bAi'lmorH aud Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
rsrryV e' 'layFe de Grace ALerds n perTymans and
MAYMAIL TRAIN at s.l5 4. ~, Sundays exeeptedl }
nt Baltimore stopping at ali regular stations connecting
wan DesWhre Rail Road at Wilmington for Salisbury
anu lHleiHe4latu stations.
EMPRESS TRAIN at ll5 r. NJ. (suu lays exceped,) fer
baltimore and Washington sOpping q Ch ,ater " minp
'oq, NJ iIi,KA,en, ,es, Ppssryyie and hayrs Gs Gte'
n EAPhEss TRAIN At 40l 4. ". tssnia. sseert - i,
Baltimore and Washington, Aiubgi4s Ft VII dAstoL
Newark, Ekt!n Eorih-kist rsfyvile Hagre de- drats.
NIGHT EXpaEssAt lll5 ?. N, far Baltimore and
Msshngtou, stoppug At Chester wilmington, Newark,
hslon, North,Las Perryville, ard iiayle de Grace.
ia.ssngeTs for toftTras Mnnio4. Norfolk City Point
aud Riehmond will take the i.t6 Il. N. Train.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TEAMS
Stopping at all stations between rhAdslphia aud VII
- Leave Philadelphia at iil5A 81, $50, SO 100 and
poVur' p ~ Ihs $50 y NJ train connects with Delaware
RAILROAD for Milford and intermediate stations.
Loye s v Wilmington at 70p s.i5 aud $40 A NJ, 400
Train. ior New Castle lesvs Philadelphia Atsl5AM,
3.31 AM 200 p. ~.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1900 NJ, 427. q aud s.54 ?. NJ.
CHESTER FoR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester At so SIS and lO.lf A. 81, i2.so GAs
q o. 6S4, and e.i5 =. 81
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
II. Al ~
2. ". Express
TRAINS For BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester a s.tdA NJ, l.6o and II 90 p. NJ.
Wilmington at 9 49, o. 10 4. NJ, 2.g5 and g. 10
r NJ, la.25 s.
SUNDAY TRAINS
EXPRESS TRAIN al 4o5 A. ~, Er Btltlnera aaa
Wesningtoq' Soprins at Wilmington, Perryvie, Hav,s
De Trace. AhaIdeen terymsn's and Magnolia
NIGHT ENPRRsS al his p. NJ, for Baltimore ana
Washington, stopping at Chester, Wilmington, Newark
Elkt9n North East, Perryvllle and HaVfe de Grace
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN At 10 p. NJ for Wilmington
and Way Stations
BALTIMORE FOR PuILA DELpHIA.
Leave Baltimore at a.25 p. NJ, stoppinS at Havte d.
Grace Peryville aud Wilmington. Also stops At Elkt1a
aud Newark Ito take passengers Philadepha and oays
passengers fom Washington Bamsre aud Chester to
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washington.
SPECIAL TRAIN
VIII leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at s30PM
FREIaHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED,
Will leave Wilmington for Parryville and ,i.t.
stations, at 6.0l P. NJ.
Il. =. KBNNEY, Superintendent,