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The jenkins Defalcation-Statem
Of Genevive Brown.

New YORK, Aug. ls.-The girl Genevive
Brown, alias Lyons, made a statement In
Court this morning, which the Judge, at
its conclusion, said he felt in his heart
was true, and that she ought to be set at
liberty Concerning her connection with
Jenkins, she stated that she met Jenkins
first in q Concert Saloon to which she
was obliged to 60 for employment, that
her employer told her to pay particular
attention to him, that he would give her
much money, that she did as she was
old, and Jenkins did give her much
money, that he gave her $1,000 to buy a
watch, but she sent tito pay her brothers
schooling. Jenkins told her he was rich
and owned oil wells, ne gave her 500 to
fusnirh rooms, and he came to see her
frequently. She thought she had re
ceived from him nearly $4,000.
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From Caire.

CAIRO. August ls.-Twelve hundred
and twenty seven bales of cettOn arrived
yesterday; so bales for Evansville, 225
for Carolton, 753 for Cincinnati, with re-
mainder for Cairo and st. Louis.
The sale Of Government boats at Mound
City yesterday was we'll attended. The
bidding was spirited. Sixty-three boats
were sold. including eight tugs, at good
prices.
Mr. Parkman has been fully eXhonora-
ted from all blame in the Memphis Com
mercial Bank affair.
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Fire I'm ~, Louis,

ST. LOUIS, Aug l8.-The Jackson Iron
Works, 203 North Main, owned by Mad
den, McCord & Co, were destroyed by
fire last night. Fonr tiremen were In,
jured by falling walls. Loss about
sOOO-insnred for Sll 1000, partly in
New York offices. The Government
warehouse adjoining was slightly dam
aged
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snmb.rg Port Wine.
LABORATORY OF R. Chiffon 4 Co. I
New York, March II. lc6l.

New York, March il, lcol.
We have recently made careful snaly-
sis of the Samburg Wine prepared by
Mr.. Alfred Speer, and do not he tate in
pronouncing it pure it contains all
properties Of the Samburg Port grape
and therefore, for medicinal uses, il is SUI
perior to other wines.
Its principle effects upon the system
are mildly stimulating, diuretic, sodorif-
ic and tonic. 1t will prove benehcial IN
affections of the l,i ,eys, and chronic
diseases, with g,nlral debility Of the
constitution
Physicians may safely recommend 1t
to their patients, in place OF the many
doubtful mixtures too often sold as pnEe
wines. JAS. X. Chiffon 81 Co,
Analytical Chemists.
Sold by T. H. Logan & Co, and Logan,
List & Co Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists, Wheeling.
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Spanish Politics.

NEW York, August l5-The Herald's
Paris correspondent contains important
statements respecting political affairs in
Spain. The Queen and her Prime Minis
ter are not at all on good terms. Astrong
republican feeling exists among the ODD
GERS of the army, and a revolution may
be considered as imminent.
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Button FACTORY Burnt

New HAVEN, August lS.-The large
button factory of Maltby Il Co, in Wa
terbury, CT, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning at 3 o clock. Loss 49,
OOO insured for $4,000. 1t was proba-
bly, the work of an incendiary. A large
number of hands are thrown out of en-
ployment The building is to be i'm
mediately rebuilt.
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Reconstruction Of the Wirtz Court
MnrtiaI-An Overland March.
(By Union Line.

New YORK, Aug. 2T.-The Times Wash
ingtsn special says the Court for the trial
of Writ is being reconstructed and
more rank put into it, three Major Gen
erals will be added, viz: Lew. Wallace,
President of the Court, and Brevet Major
Generals John w. Geary and G. Mott
Letters from soldiers in all parts of the
county, who have suffered imprisonment
and torture at Andersonville. still pour in
upon the Judge Advocate, offering to tes-
tify to all manner of acts of cruelty.
The Quartermaster General has order
ed that 500 six mule teams be at once or
panized for an overland march from this
City to Leavenworth, Kansas. They will
go out in charge of officers of the Quarter
masters Department, in two detachments
of $50 trains each, with every equipment
necessary to make the march fully equal
to sherman's march from Chattanooga to
Raleigh.
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The Shenandoah.

San Francisco, August l2.-There be-
ing no efficient government war vessels
nearer this port than Accupolo, mer-
chants are circulating petition to the
navy yard commander asking him to
telegraph to Washington for permission
to charter the American steamer Colora-
do and dispatch her immediately in pur-
suit of the Shenandoah.
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Call for a Convention in New York

NEw YORK, August 1a.-The Union
State Committee have issued a call for
State Convention, composed of deleg .tes
who supported the administration OF
Abraham Lincoln in the prosecution of
the war, in favor of sustaining the ad-
ministrations of Andrew Johnson and
Reuben E. Fenton, to meet al Syracuse
on the Goth of September next, to nomi.
nate candidates for State offices NJ the
election in November.
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Cabinet Session-App0intnen OF Sol
diers.

New YoRK, Aug l5,-The Posts special
says: A regular Cabinet session was held
to-day with only Secretary Seward and
Attorney General Speed absent.
Collector Webster at Baltimore, has
thus far appointed discharged soldiers to
vacant places in the Custom House in
that city
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ms per quarter Of u weeks payable In ad.
ST. VINCENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.

DIS III q = w III Il l. a N TBC0T
ID that the success Of his efforts in behalf of
female education. will recommend at once 20 the
favor Of the public this Institution for boys aud
young men, which he hopes to make all that Ia
desirable as q school for youth.
The modern languages will DO taught by gen
tlemen TO whom they are vernacular, and who
will afford to tho pupils occasional opportunities
of learning by practice and Conversation. II IL
intended TO provide such instruments aud appa
ratus az may elucidate. while they give interest
10 the studies of Natural Philosophy, Chemis
try, Surveying and Engineering. The depart
ment of Book Keeping and Penmanship VIII be-
superintended by an eminent accountant.
The school win be open TO the public, but on
" Catholics will be received as boarders, unless
for special reasons exception be made. Tho di,
cipline will be strict aud be enforced by the dis
missal of tho nsubordinate.
Payments will always be required in advance,
for the day scholars quarterly; In the case OF
boarlers, for the half session; and the dguros be-
low indicate the cash In advance terms. II from
the neglect of parents or other causes payment
is drlaye ed an addition Of ten per cent. ~ the
cash prices will constitute the regular charge,
Of the College No deduction win be made for
absence or for removal when a quarter or hall
session has been commenced, except ia case OF
sickness
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Rord,s Theasre-Death Of the Widow
oil DR.. Thernt0n.

WASHINGTON. August ls.-The con
yertine of Ford's theatre into fire proof
building as depository for rebel ar
chiyes has been awarded to Richard
Dunbar, of Brooklyn, at $2e, 900.
Mrs. Maria Thornton, who has jus,
died in this city at the advanced age OF
one hundred years, was the widow ofDr
Thornton, the original archetect of the
capitol and the first Commissioners O.
Patents.
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Fire i'm Quebec.

QUEBEC, August la.-About ! l:3O last
night a fire broke out in house OH the
corner of Carron and Queen streets. occu-
pied by Jean Paquet, grocer. The flames
extended despite the utmost exertionsS
along Carron, Queen, Richardson aud
King streets, destsoying between sixty
and eighty buildings. Loss not yet as
certained
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MILITARY Posi- To BE CLosED.-Tht
Cincinnati Commercial is informed that
General Ord, now in command of that
department, contemplates closing tie
military post headquarters Of Cincinnati
at the close of the present month. there
now being no necessity for such an Office
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DRowNEd.-Dr. John Hargrsve, form
erly of Shepberdstown, West Virginia,
and late Surgeon in the rebel ARMY. was
thrown from boat near st. Louis. Mis-.
souri,, short time since, and drowned
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Military in Virginia
The Trial of Captain Writ.
tisfaction Aneng Troops in vir.
ginia-General Terry's Definition of
"Duriug the War"

[By Union Line, cor. Monroe and Water Stsl
new YORK, August l5.-The Tribuue'e
Washington special says the existence
of considerable dissatisfaction among
troops in the Department of Virginia, in
regard to their retention in the service
has rendered an order from Gen. Terry
on the subject neces AIRY. The men ar
que they enlisted only for the war;
now that it is virtually contended they
are directly entitled to their discharge
from service. Gen. Terry defines the
term, during the war. to mean as long as
a necessity for a military force created
by the rebellion shall continue to exist,
and that necessity will continue until
the States lately III rebellion have re-
turned to their former relations to the
National Government. While Gen. Ter
ry appeals to the troops of his command
not to sully their great and we'll earned
reputation by misconduct, he also re-
minds them of the existence of military
law and gives them to understand that
crimes of desertion and insubordination
will be severely punished as ifthe troops
were still engaged in active campaigns.
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COMMISSIONER OF PATENTs.-HoD.
Thomas c. .Theaker, of Ohio, one Of the
chief examiners of the Patent Office, has
been appointed Commissioner of Pat
ents in ithe place lof Mr.. Holloway, re-
signed.
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Whaling Rarque Destroyed BY th'
Shenandoah.

BosToN, August l3.-The whaling
baraue Pearl, Of New London. while on
the passage from Honolulu to the Artic
ocean, was destroyed by the pirate She
nandoah. This capture is additional to
the feet before reported destroyed.
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State Sovereignty Convention In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, August 1s-A Democratic
State Sovereignty Convention assembled
atlColumbus yesterday. N. H. Mitchell, of
Knox county, was appointed chairman
and w. H. Munnel, of Highland county,
secretary. Alex. Long was nominated
for Governor and Chiffon A. White for
Lieutenant Governor. Strong State SOW
ereignty resolutions we're adopted.
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CAllfsfaa.

NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-THE steam
er Matanzas colleded with the steamer
Csrlonta opposited the city. The latter
sunk and is supposed to be total loss
No lives lost. Matanzas uninjured.
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Appointments by the President
[By Union Line

WASHINGTON, August ls.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Hannibal Hamlin
collector, d W, Gooch, surveyor, and A.
B. Underwood naval officer Of the Port
of Boston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-19

SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-The owners of
the Bangor (Me. y Democrat, whose ea-
tablishment was destroyed by mob in
1861, have brought suit to recover $780,
900 damages from several prominent
citizens, who were leaders of che mob
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, August ls.-A fire this
morning destroyed the sash factory of
A. 3. Levty, on Sd street, and other
buildings. Loss about $50, 900.
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INSTRUCTION.
PRoSPHCTUO
OF
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
LConducled BY sislers ef 90. J

Corner Quincy aud sth Sts., Wheeling. ". Va
THIS INsTITUTION WILL he
i opened for the reception Of Pupils on Mon
day, Sept eth The course Of instruction will
comprise all the ordinary branches Of fniahed
English education Music and the French and
German languages taught by competent instruc'
tors
Strict attention paid to the department OF the
Young Ladies' who will be roQuirci 20 observe
panctually the Rules and Regulations adopted
for their Improvement and for the maintenance
Of good order.
Terms per quarter of u weeks payable In ad
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The Loss by the Ketchum Forgeries.
fBy Union Line)
NEW YORK, August la.-The World
SAYS the total loss by the Ketchum for
peries will amount to $4 100000.
Attachment Against Ketchnm's Real
Estate.
(By Union Line.

New YORK, August ls.-Upon appli-
cation of the creditors of Morris Ketch-
um g. Co. the supreme court this morn
ing granted attachments against the firm
property, consisting of real estate valued
at over half million dollars.
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EXTRA CHARGES,

(PFr qudrter, When pad an ddrdnce)
French German, Italian OF spanish
per quarter, each oh.................. 3 90
Drawing per quarter r................- GO
Use OF philosophical and chemical ap.
paratus per quarter. ............... 700
Music at Masters charges. ............
The school will be opened on the frat Monday
in September. Applications may be addressed
to Rev. A. Louage, ut the Cathedral
aug5
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Tx RNI$

(WhFn paid ia ddrdnce)I
Board, including lights fuel bed ard
bedding, for the scholastic year Of 4
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HOTELS.
Vedder House,

m" DAILY 1KolsF1R 1e0H
BNDERy tux1s eut n ktn1s - -
- go F rslsssds - = ssss2G W - 8
his4inG 6enA
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Financial Difficulties.

[By Union Lise, cor Water and Monroe Sts.l

| Of Mr.. Graham.
[By Union Line cor Water and Monroe SITS.
NEW YORK, August ls.-The Times
says of the Ketchum forgery: The effect
upon Ketchum, Son & CO., as developed
yesterday, is disastrous. What it will
Ls eventually, when the storm of excite
ment has passed, is another question
Thus far the case sums up thu: First,
they have lost in st len sureties between
81, ,OOO,O 900 and $3,000,OO0. Second, they
have suspended payment and all opera
tions. Third, they have assigned their
! property to P. C. Calhoun, President OF
| the 10th National Bank, and E. Bennett,
a former partner of Morris Ketchum, Jr.,
for the benefit of the creditors. Fourth,
the balances due customers, mainly New
England banks, amount to the tremen-
dous sum of $3, 100000. Fifth, they have
published remarkable card, in which
they have given the public. an idea Of
their business, which differs materially
from the idea previously entertained. 1t
has been truthfully stated that Charles
Graham g. Co. paid on presentation S2s5,
600 of the forged gold checks on Monday,
and that Edward Ketchum gave them on
that morning $250,OO0 to do it with
The public regard this transaction with
some distrust, and we deem it due to the
honor of Mr. Graham to record facts as
drawn from him in a conversation yes
terday afternoon at four o'clock in Wall
street.
Mr. Graham, You paid $2s5, 900 of these
forged checks on Monday. We knew
that Edward Ketchum drew check for
100000 before he went of. Did he give
you the money to pay these checks withg
Mr. Graham-He gave me no money,
but as was his constant custom he gave
me check with which to meet his obi
cations. The check was for $3.50, 900 |
deposited it and drew against it, but what
do you think is the result; Morris Ketch
um refuses to honor the check, and / find
it thrown ont by his bank, returned to
my bank, and am notified of the over
drawing ofmy account to that amount.
1t is a most extraordinary and cruel bus
mess. The check was drawn by Morris
Ketchum, Son g. Co., before they sus-
pended, was received by me in good
faith, deposited in bank, drawn against,
and passed to the bank where Ketchum,
Son & Co. dealt. 1t, seems rather hard
that should have to suffer to this extent
in addition to what have already borne.
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SPECIAL EoncE.-Having 10 30 sbssst frea
the 18th inst, 70 Aug; ioth, spplicsticS ~ =
President, OF to J. T. Wilson, Hsq, geerstssy
Board OF Directors Jy3d
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win discourse the sweet strains of haInenious
1nsie during the Entertainment and Grand
Procession
au91T
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-16
CAPITAL, a. 900, 900.
In 20. OoO shares, at go each.
Subscription prIco, siS per share, subject 10 no
other call or assessment


The property OF this company consists Of the
vell-khown Martin or Standing Stone tract, and
contains rom 2, 500 to 5, 600 acres Of land, In
or royalty, stsadinR stone sr"cS IA branch o.
the Little kAnavha river and its tributaries pass
through this property, and Il has upon It larger
amount OF boring territory than Ia owned By any
other company In West Virginia. II Is situated
In Writ county, near the celebrated Rathbone,
or Burning Spring tract, and In extent u tori.
tory IL ave times greater, and IL considered by
all experienced oil men familiar with tho oil dis
trie. Of West Yirgiala quite eqnAl % II not supe-
OIL Company's property extends from the Ltttle
KAnAwhA river, near Burning Spring Run,
across the waters Of Standing Stone creek, in.
Guiding . pOrtisn Of Roblnson's Fork and Two
Rhine run, and Ia immediately In the Great OIL
Break, extending from Burning Spring through
by Standing Stone aud Petroleum 10 Horse Neck
Wells, near the Ohio river, and embraces the
tine Of uPHEAyAL.
yeloPsd, for the reason that 1t belonged to minor
heirs, who could not convey until they STAINED
their majority, which the youngest did few
days ago,
and oil had. Il Is said that upon this Standing
stone tract oil was hrst discovered In 1870.
On the Devers farm, adjoining, q well Is being
bored and oil obtained. The we'll Of Mcfarland
Jones, on the Morgan land, Is near this prop
srty.
These lands are held In trust by J. n Cam.
len, Esq. President First National Bank Of Par
tersburg, West Virginia, and the Hon John $.
Carlile, senator In Congress from Virginia, and
will be BY them conveyed TO the Standing stone
)il Company whenever the stock TO be disposed
" by subscription TO wit: 90 900 shares) shall be
,ubseribed and paid for. Three thousand six
hundred shares o. the stock nave already been
subscriptions received at tho banking houses
LER co. del4.u
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M DioAL.


g Sol Al NoTI on.
DEMyELEnT'sP,dv.i. Hospital, IN u. v.s.
sfnl Bloak, corner Of ssvsnsh ana y sissst., %.
pests ne fos, ana rsisas onss-. Rooms =
and - ~ stairs. wssAinsten, D. Q.
An Diseases o. = private nature treated In ne
best scientific manner, and radical eur,- eirseiea
In all eases. sYPHILTTIc AFFECTION, CON.
oRRHRA, eLEET, sTRIorUREs, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result q voLuPTUoUs
DREAMS, OF any weakne.. Of the 0KNERATTvB
ORGANS. from any cause whatever, or how
long standing, thoroughly and radically cured ;
also, GoUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES. BoNEsl and JOINTS; scRoFuLA.
BLoTcHEs on the PAcR, ERUPTIoNs on the
limbs and body, and all other RRUPTIvB DIS
EASES and DISEASES Of the BLOOD, from what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
eaey preven. yOu from applying immediAisly to
Dr.. vellny, who IL acknowledged to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Pear not to come aud make
known your misfOrtunss, and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing.
sBLP-ABUsB.
That dreadful seOurss Of the young, INDUCED
in when alone, destroys the ssnsrailve organs,
unais them for married life, producing weakness.
Of the back and limbs, less Of animation and
muscular power, palpitstIon Of the heart, nor
vous irriiAbilIty, lOss Of memory. melancholy
habits, insanity, consumption and death.
YOUNG MANI in view Of the dreadful conss-
qusnee' Of delay, do no. fall to make your case
known Immediately to DR.. Vsll.y. YOursseret.
with him are sacred, and you may confidently
rely upon his medical skin.
Thousands whose systems were shattered, and
who were on tho brink Of the grave, have been
brought back TO visorOus. health By his skiiful
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
mony, who suspect themselves Of lnpoteney,
seminal weakness or any disease arising from a
relaxed state Of the genital organs, whethsr the
result Of disease, injury, yOuthfui indisorstiOn,
or Indulgence Of the passions in ripper years, are
earnestly sntreatsd TO place themselves under
the care Of DEW They may rely with certainty
upon speedy cure, and being restored to full
health and Vigor.
He treats with sbtlrs success all diseases Of
females, such as LEUcqRRHEA or WHITES,
LAPsus UrERT, &C. &c. and in every case guar.
antees perfect CURE
FEES moderate, and VISITS aud coMMUNIcA.
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and coNPIDENTIAL
Pnn"oss calling SEQ no one but the Docron.
Those At a distance may be rRRArHD sr nAIL,
by'ssndins staiemeu, Of CASE, 10.
jy9-sm
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


couu.,,,,I MnNni IA BLs ,o,, ,s.,
trains VIII leave depot' eoTper On Brosd stSss
and Wssh'1 1r.,n avenue &, as follows
eeptsd. FOR Baiilnore ana wasbI pgton s.snnSn M
ah. MaminB.on, rsrryvlllse havre-de-oraes'
Wv Mali r,,in =, hs mn,a.
/ ..n,sJ for Raiuno,. s,nnrin. III 49,,
ststIons connecting with pslsxare raiiysnd =
w,i,.In,,on a. mii,,'a a.i''nas In ,,',aa
~ .ts,,On "' Ni'orS' Sar'Dury' Aod ih'eriAs
Express Train nj i5n m Sunday.
oepted \ f,r BAltimore and wasbinStnn .tonnins
At Chester, Wiifrington' Ekton. PerryyIlia'
IA IL ~, "A. de- '"' NN''N' A'N''
Rxnrs.s Train !, an N nm p,na.
..nlsd 4 n, n.iIi 49, "A ~ ,en
al WilmiaytoaD NsvsrE EIh,an or,hpn,.,s
PerrxyiIIs Hare AZ. nra.. p.r,,,,,,.n, -,
nagnoiIa = ""N
NIght Rxnre,. Al N I6n M ,or a.t,,,,o,.
.nd W.shinsso,, .,onnt.r =, asLo',.. I'I' !.
ave Baltimore ana Washin,tan ns..s My =
wIlmington. Newark. Elk,oa, Eortben.i' Per-.
rvyills ana "a. ~. - Or. ~
'rs..s,ps sr pnv ToS,rss. Mo1,o. win tab. IN,
hocoMMop .rloN rRAINs--s,onn,,s a, ali
statiops betWeea PhiladelphlA ma Wilming
ton - ''' : .
y. 5' "a PAl,a'lP n. 4 q = % 400 .
wi.h Delaware Railroad for Milford ana ister.
Iesxs Wil%Ingtou AT = n.ud q NJ, m q N
,nd a M N m -
THRotlaH TRAINs PRoM RAITIMopR
Leave Wilmin0ton Al 10 m a al 4 "a M q ID
D m 80 ""u % "
CHESTER FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cbss.