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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

That REUSIoS.-We have alluded to il,
before. Rev. c. A. Williams and his wife
neing about to depart from Keokuk. where
Tor seven years they have labored as Princi
pals OF the keokuk Female Seminary. the
Aiumna and pupils of the institution deter
mined to hold reunion at which. be;no aca;,
brought together. they could untedlv evince
their appreciation Of the protracted and sue.
cessful efforts of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams in
the cause of education in our city, and tender
their kindly wishes - they seek elsewhere a
new educational field.
Inc affair was gotten up hastily but we do
not see how greater time could have improved
It, 1t was held in the school room in the base.
msnt Of the Chatham Square Church. The
room was handsomely decorated with flags.
pictures and csergreens. The following mot.
toes were silent reminders of the object ~
the gathering" To our Teachers Greet.
ing' All together once again. " Health
and Happiness attend you,' Farewell ,,
Inc company was pleasant one-not too
large. The music was well selected and
tae singing and playing was admirable re.
ireshments we're triumphs in the art cul;narv
and showed that there was practical and
important branch of education and fem;,;na
training that had not been neglected 4
handsome silver pitcher, sslyer and goblet.
were presented to Mrs Williams; Rev. M
inacner making a neat and appropriate pre-.
ssntauon address, to which Mr.. Williams
made touching and brief response. Our
~sy haa not Witnessed handsomer raun;on
AZ wac Q f' expression of regard for Mr. and
M" ~ Experienced and able educators.
SEQ. work in our city has been one fruitful ~
ZOO results and leaving, they bear With
'nem the esteem and kind wishes of our c;t;.
n 1ens. Anelr future home will be Rockford
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

10 those desirous of bargains in drv c,oa.
notions, &C.. We would say 60 and .ss T..
mer' Irwin d Co, as they have large .too.
OF seasonsble goods for sale at verv IL
prices. A., ~"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
CITY NEWS.

PAPER BAGS, for grocers' use, at Bag Fac
tory, Main street. sep1s-St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

Dr.. McGRAw, an aged and respected citi
zen OF Maury county, Tennessee, was fouliy
murdered in 1862, at his home A man
named Chamberlain died some time agb in
that county. and, on his death bed, confessed
to the crime, involving two others. one of
them his brother, in the murder. The two
latter have been arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

1HE contracts for postal service in the South
now being made average 80 per cent. lower
than before the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

G.. 90 LARGE are the operations of the un;ted
states treasury that in the month of Apsrst
A.. pss'' IL transactions were 81, 00O, 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph Ngv YoRA Sept Is
Money-s,eady at 80 per cent.
Sterling Exehange-steAdy At slzG1003z.
Goid-Rs,h-r more steady; ops ming at l4I and clio
sing 1t 1881
Total exports of specie to day fsi4 COO.
Government Stocks-krm.
$40 Coupons 1919.
etocks-Hesvy.
cAP7lA Ca c1ssl4 CART 1lzl1. NAPDc AK:
Toll w.b.s; II Wayne Ti4; A&THss; CAN y
psd 81; 10 Scrip 124; Uslyr Cert ~ Pae Mail 10
NYcss Eie sess cBAo 1919: Hudson ITO: Han.
lem IS Rssdiss ioT1s Ncllol.. Mses Toledo los;
4 Cert 2sis ouicksilver AL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

J. 3. Johnson, Aasson, d. Louis.
ARRIvALs SATURDAY.
Burlington, Rhodes, St. Louis.
J. h. Johuscn, MaasoD, ot. Louis.
Petrol, Cali, 81. Louis.
Dictator, Reed, g. Louis.
Reserve, L Mont, St. Louis
Nellie Rogrp, Wefden, Davenport.
Canada, Hill, ct. Paul.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
JEANNE Deans, Afford, 81. Louis.
.Canada, Hill, 81. Louis.
Burlin9toa, Rhodes, 81. Paul.
Dictator, Heed, Sc. Paul.
Petrol, 6all, Dubuque.
ARRIVALS YHsrARDAY.
Lucy BertrAm, Brolaski, st. Louis.
Pembina, Hill, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Pembina, Hill, Dubuque.
Nellie Rosrrs, Wefden, 81. Louis.
~ Is rising. The weather yesterday was eoe
pouring down rain on Saturday night vhicl
Ia 1v,r Il.
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WHY?-Why is the newspaper notoriety
that the announcement Of arrivals and re-
turns secures for the masculine prohibited to
the temininey Why, for instance. should
we not announce that q Miss - and Miss
=, two charming young ladies who have
been for several months VISITING ut tho Fact
have returned, and viii again be the delight
OF keokuk home and social circles" &c. DC 2
1nen here comes the interrogatory: what
viii Mrs. Grundy say" and we arc voiceless
and penless in the presence of conventional.
isms. Yet have the young ladies aforesaid
returned and they may consider this an an
nouncement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

WE call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Robertson l. Albers in to-days paper.
They have just received from Baltimore. the
largest stock of fresh fruit, in cans. ever of.
fered in this market. If the samples sent IS
are fair sample, they are of the choicest
kind, and when We count up the cost of can.
ming our own fruit, the price of this fruit from
Baltimore is the cheapest
BY the way. since their removal. this firm
have the largest and best arranged retail es.
adjustment IN the city, and it is kept in good
style While they viii do some jobbine, they
are determined TO give their retail business
every attention, and their customers the ben
emf OF the very lowest prices. In the change
OF. location their business has nearly doubled.
We are always pleased to see enterprise re-
warded, and we think it has been in this case.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

By Telegraph. NKv YeRK, Sept 10.
Gold continues brisk. The demand for customs has
been ie.s stive during the pact v-k but the falling Oh
must be eonsasred only temporary, the imports
very heavy rate and the setivity Of buzz
viii large PR portion 81 the arrivals TO
directly nfc consumption The receipts for the present
week exclusive Of to-day. have been ~ s'4.s2. HE
price this p orriag has ranged from liest 10 11s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

EOR SALE-The two story Brick Dwell;,o
House how occupied b, X b. 'gden ksq coutxin.
inS OF ~ rDms Wit rsstern, frntt md err sms al
sr-es together with brifk stable heated IL ysyx -
sir able neigh rhood on Orleans between s,tb 81
Eleventh. This property in he so,d r1a.a
p'icsfon be made soon khquire o.
sepS RI n Tpx pyar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

'OR sALE-A Cottage Frame Dwellirf
= Hone. nov occupied by Is liam yencilL with =
rooms ctsfern. cellar, wood hou.e full 10, and wsu
ienc' With fruit trees &c situated on High tetu-,
se'eetn and Eighth strrets Keoksk. Title god Per
jy1t m TpHrycr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling
with II rooms, eistern. ceer go d frs me ,tabl, ~
or horres full lot, .b considerable ,rust tres &c
ih property 10 tn. best Of order. and will be cold
Win or without the furniture Ia the use Thi.
property located on Morgan. bets 18th and Isth
sii .s aud III be sold for the ably low pri 81
sop one third In cash, b-isnce in three equal snnu
payments, With interest Enquire OF SIR psn-. or
sept n n TRSYy.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

MOl4ASSES BARRELS.-2O 200 new bar.
- reis made expressly for oryhum Nslassss for .,le
lseptoI ROBERTSON ALBERS.
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kfOR SALE.-The south half of the dontI

US1t1t1f i3ts<I Ut
:. 1fick rr.idene- formerly occupied by n McCJ.e q,
ssq containing ROOM. good cellar ciste,n sssI J..
aud all In good order This prop-rt, in si,u.,ed On
nea oTt~een evenh and Eighth street,. ard is .ery
d irshi- residence IL coed neighborbood ~s.s,sf
the nrst OF October next Title good or 70 sale ~
qnre OF f,ylSl n rpSpyss
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EOR SALE-The House and Iopd =,

oeerpi-d by ihaf-- Iyi >, on rI.e biur two rnii.s
aud . bali above ke % 0 lard Is updar a
osh state 81 Gu tisaton, AID we'll len, j. fine yr with
OF + nit trees sma ruts and grsI f,riek n pss ror
IA ming rooms. good cellar stern ad Gu, honses.
srnoi- cauntr. residei Possession the first OF 90
tober Title perfect Enour~ Of w =.
args III n rry pvru
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

kOR SALE-A desirable residence. The
tso story brick iians- M orcnpis 4 bye Fuller
on Concert, tetv-en T~slith and Thi tenth reefs
property 10 In good repair. and l. conveniently ar
rang d lille rex1ect sngIel Il 8. TEN-sTlK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

WANIED-200 bbls. Sorghum Molasses
ny lsebltI aOskRrsUN ALbRHs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

SuGAR LOAF DRIP-Superior to anv
other Golden Syrup, just receiver ~ ~
~p'" ROBERTSON 4 ALBHRa
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.rOR SALE-T~o Beautiful Lot. O.

High strict, tnorth side between 9th and letk
street. With small ramedweliing same also o Fl
u bot otne ock leo near the Of 18th and Nsy
street south sd With frame stare on IL also s.s 20
ieet 81 lot b,o' 1872 on husop street. adjorins g.
a. ii.ms .oubdry: Al this pr petty ~ill be sole
cheap The title good OF no sale Tnqure of
jrne22 n r rrxrycv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
; A Brick Cottage DWELL

ing House. with rooms, cellar cisf-rp fpiI lot
fenced With lots OF nt trees situated on Fulton
street between 10th ard 18th streets K.okuk Titls
good Enqnre of rmsvIel TT p THNryc
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU
IN OF STEAM ENGINEERING, FsbruAry,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At
this buresu until MERIDIAN, MARCH II,
Lowing eiSssssi saoS bid must be made for an
entire class, delivered At the respective Navy
Yards. Payments will be made In the usual
mAnneri delivery to commence In twenty days
after notification OF acceptance OF bidi to pr o.
coed continually, and the whole TO be deliver ed
In three months thereafter. Tho contract
viii be awarded to the lowest responsible bid.
der, the right bang reserved Of rejecting the
lowest bid, II 10 deemed CGhOFbitAut.
The uGuAl guarantees will be required, and
the contract will be- dated the day tho notice
OF acceptance 10 given.
Printed schedules snd Instructions can he
obtained by application 10 the Bureau,
Proposals must he directed to the Chicf Of
the Bureau OF stoam Engineering, and en-.
doTsed Proposals for Materials for the
Navy" that they may he distinguished from
The following are the glasses required at the
respective Navy Yards;
KITrKRY.-CLASs No. I-BO'lsT IToA.
TAI 900 pounds best American FIAnge Iron.
KlTrERY.-CLABu No. g. ouad and Fiat Iron.
$4,000 pounds best American Round and Flat
Iron.
KITTERY.-CLAIs No. ST Iron.
2s 900 pounds best American I Iron.
CHARLEsroWN.-CLAss No. I-Coppsy.
5000 pounds InSot Copper-best quality.
CHARLEsToWH. -CLASs No. \
5000 pounds BanSA Tin.
CHARLEsTowN.-CLAs Nos
800 pounds Slab Zine,
DROOKLYN.-CLAas No. l. BoiIfr lion, Sc
7ab,bOO pounds beat American FlAnge lion.
ta,oo0 pounds best American sheet Iron.
BROOkLYN.-CLAss No, 7-R0uld, Square and
Fiat hon.
1890 pounds bost American Round Iron.
100000 pounds best American square or Fla,
Iron.
BROOKLYN.-CLA"sN No. ST Iron,
90 900 pounds best American T Iron.
pROOkLYN-CLA's No. A-BOH = Ripe's.
10000 pounds bTst gu Ility Boiler Riyois.
WASHINGTOk.-CLAS No. IL on Sc.
5000 pounds best American Round, Square,
and Flat Iron.
100 tons CeSt Bloom Iron.
WASHINGTON -CLAIs No. a-Pig Lon.
100 tons best American Anthracite Pie
100 tons No. . American Charcoal Pig
Iron.
WAsHINGToN.-CLASs No. S-Sesi.
1900 pounds Round, square, and octAgon
Cast Steel,
WAsHINGToN.-CLAm No. A-CoPPsr.
100000 pounds Ingot Copper.
WASHINGToN.-CLAss No. B-Tia, Lad,
ana zinc.
10000 pounds Lead, (piSG.)
20 900 pounds Tin, (atrAltG)
5000 pounds slab ZiHe.
WAsHINGT0N.-CLAss No. o-ERgiRe,r'I
M0Tfa.
1850 groeS Wood Screws, spTiggs, SSndpApet,
Alcohol, MolaHseS, Sour Flour, ROSin,
ting.
WAsHlNGTON-CLAss No. 7-Fhls Pine
Lumber,
s., 900 feet white Pine Lumber, OF various
thickness, dressed on both BideH, suit.
able for making patterns.
NORFOLk-CLAssN No, l-ROund, SQUARE, and
Fiai ISOa.
30, $50 pounds hest American Round, Square,
and Flat Iron.
NORFOLK CLASS No, 9-Pig Iron.
leo tons hest American Charcoal Pig Iron.
NORFOLk.-CLAsn No. S-BOisr RIptis
900 pounds best quality Boiler RiVeIs.
100 pounds beat quality smOks-pipe Rivets.
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NJ + IOAL.
@ pYoIAI TOE

DR.. M. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
FEDERAL Flock, corner OF Seventh and streets,
opposite the Post and PAtsnt ofiieos, Rooms
"a and u, up stairs, Washington, D. G.
All diseases OF . private nature treated In
the best scientific nanser, and radical cures
effeeted IN all eases. sTPHLITTc AZTEC
TON, GoEoRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, or the result Of 70.
LUPTUoUS DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
GENERATIVE ORGANS, nom any cause
Whatever, or how long standing, thoroughly
and radissIIy cured; GsoI GOVT, RHRUhA-
TSN, NEURALGIA, and other CHRONIC
DISEA SEES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTCHES on tn ;
FACE, ERUPTT0NS on the limbs and bedy,
and all other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEs and
DISEASES OF the BLOOD, from vhAteVSr
cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false del
icNsy prevent you from applying immediately
to Dr.. vsllny, who 10 acknowledged TO DO By
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHTsICIAN In
the treatment OF private diseases. Fear not
10 come and make known your misfoTtunes,
80 =. I'd, .,..,,,r 80, vo,, =, ,ou, w.y
$50.
sELF.ABUsE.
Tbs. dreadful soourse Of the young, indulge d
In when alone, destroys tho Esnsra,iVs organs,
units them for married life, prOdueinE
weakness OF the back and limbs, lo's Of ant.
nation and muisulAr power. pSlpitation Of
the heart, nervous irritNbility, loss OF memory,
melancholy habits, insanity, consumption,
Aud death.
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful con-
ssouenc,s Of DELAY, do not fail 10 make your
ea,s known Immediately 10 DR.. vellsy. Your
ssers,. with him are sacred, and Won NAV con-
sden,Iv rsly upoo IA. medical ,kn.
1hon,,.S. -. .,,.,.,,, wo,. ...,,,,.,
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. Z W in " Z N T l o n
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIc
BONE TEETH,
DIR. s. d. SIGEsMOND,

go PennsylVAniA avenue, between Twelfth
and ThlTtoenth streets, Washington.
Dire. S. calls the attention OF the public TO
The following adv antagea OF hiH Improved SyS-
tOmi
LIST, The teeth Of his manufacture win never
eorrode nor change color by AuY acids, and
arc thIee-fOurthA lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or Toots need he extracted, ~
The artificial OneB eau DC inserted over them.
81. The roots will be made inoffenSiVe and
never W ache.
9TH. NO temporary teeth are noedad, A. per
mAnent On0I can he made inIn ediAtCly thereby
preserving the pGtdFal expression Of the face
which, undsE the old system, IL frequently
diShgured.
stu. rms work hsS been fully tested for over
i've years by many Of tho iirat chemists and
physicians OF this and the old country,
DT. s. has also Invented . white tbde6tTue-
tibls metal nlling, 18th which the most AeDai-
tive teeth can be hllGd without pain, and can
buud up perfect Sound tooth on any aide
roots, which will last through u htstims.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINI
With InnOxlouI VGpor, by pr. sigesmOnd, 96n
fennsylVAnlA avenue, lnVentor aud sole man
uiAotuTer vi AnASatie InnOKIOua YapOr (nOt
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorotOFm or EthoTl but
strictly An AnAsStie agent, entirely free from
eNhilArating enoeta, and perfectly harmless,
causing . quiet sleep, with pleAAAnt SsnnA.
aQnn and perfect ihssnGLbilttV 70 pAin.
The best Of references given n required.
Cal end SkAmaPS isr yourselves, dsa
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! = ; ;
TINTED STATES MAILS.


fOHT OrlfCE DEFIANT mENT,
WhsHINofos CRY, Doc. 10, 1894.
Proposals will be po-ived at the Contract
office OF this Department until Sp. IN Of MAreh
veTing the mails OF the Unitel States In Ma.
ryland and District Of Columbia, from July ,
1885, to June 10, 1898, on the route and by tho
Icheiule OF departures ard arrivals herein
specified, being route established by AcL OF
Congress approved June 30, 1894
No. 5S2l. From Rockville, Nd, by Clnoy, I'm.
HtoT, silver spring, (SligO r. U j
and BTightwIOd, ID. a., 10 Wash.
inRton, 2iA miles, and back, tix
times week.
From Nay l 10 DeceE5 I.
Leave Brookvills daily, except Sunday, at 8 %
Arrive At Warrington by 10. 10 4. M,
Leave Warrington daily, except Sunday, Al !
AfrIvo at BrookvIlIo by sp m.
Prom Dsce~'bg 10 havI.
Leave Rockville daily, except sunday, a, q
Arrive AZ Washington by liant,
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, at l
Arrive at Rockville by 9. pm,
For form OF proposal, guarantee, and cor.
tlhcAte, and laws, Instructions, 40, In z la
usn to contrasts, bidders are referred 10 the
pamphlet advertisement OF this date, 10 be
Eeen ~ the OifieeS Of Rockville and WkRhinE-
ton, and At the Department.
Ja2I.lAwAw Postmaster General,
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RAILROAD DE-.
OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY,

II lNIh Dali AltANfANNA AeAND VIM
" RAILROAD COMPANY, ~.
wAAHIEaToH, December IS, 1894
On and amer SUNDAY NIGHT Dea. II,
1884, Passenger Trains between Washington
and Baltimore will be run - iollowri
TRAINS MOVING EsRTH.
No. I.-RALTlMoRE, WAY STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRAIN-Jsavs Washington
sis q. m. Arrive ~ Baltimore 400 N,
PHfx ExFPEss-LsSvs washington 10 a. N.
$50 p. m. No baltimore tickets sold.
No. q BALTIMORE AND wEsTERH
ping at way stations, connecting AZ Relay with
the Mail Train for the West, and rsHehing
-: %ZSEW YORK MAIL TRAIN =. n,
tmore ia.t5 p. m; PhilAdelphia n ?. m.i New
No. S@BxIIiTrMoRE TRAIN AND WAY
connecting a. Relay with Frederick ira n.
Arrive at Baltimore 20 y. m.
No. B-DALTIMORE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRhIN-LeAve Washington
80 D. m. Arrive At baltimore 10 2. m: This
train stops At BlAdensburg, BeltHville, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction oDly.
No. 7. = BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
YORK EXPRESS TRAIN-LeAVe Waahington
500 .. m. Arrive At New York 400 =. m. MaiIs
and passengers by this train connect with all
the early morning lines leaving New York for
tho East, North and West. No Philadelphis
IL limited in capacity by Government orders,
TO insure the mats.
No. s-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRA1N-Lsaye Washington go y. m. Arrive
No. .. - NEW YORK, PHILAPRLPHfA
and WESLEYAN TRAlN-Lsave Warrington
at Tao p. NJ, stopping At Relay House for
Western passengers To take ENpreas Train
for Grafton, Wheeling, PArksubnrE, and all
points In the west. Reaches New York at
SIS .. m.
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A CURE GUARANTEED.

Or. 4. FIRHBLATT, Of No. sG1 X street, TO
tween klet enth ans Twelfth strestH, middle
Of toe block, can be consulted on Rheumatic
affections, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Affections, IS well A. all disc asea OF
imprudencs OF whatever character, and which
may be declared incursble by other phyGirians,
he engages to make in mediate sure OF. " ON
his lengthy practice In the Science OF McdI.
oin', he 10 enabled 70 offer himself 10 the pub
lie 90 being the only one In Washington eapa
bile Of sirJIdIpE speedy relief All oassS cura-
BILE Will he guSTAn' eed. He warrants = cure
without the uss OF mercury or Any other
dangerous medicines. REQ nj eAses cured in
two ~ three dAyL
N u. Letters kddroBIed.to Dr.. FlGhblltt, al
his office, al street, bet 5ccn Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, VIII receive Immaculate Attcn.
ton. Those At distance In the army can be
treated Nv NATL. iApyT.u
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DHlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD,


TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 18Th, 1854,
Trains viii leave DePo', corner BROAD 81, Get
Aud Washington EYenue, ~ follows:
Express Tram At 100 n. M, (Alondaya ex-
oeptcd,) for Baltimore and Washington, stop
pthg At WILMINGTON, PerrYyllle, HAvTs-te-
Grace, Aberdeen, PeFTyhAL,s, and Magnolia
Way Mail Train ~ 8 10 =. IN, (SundAyS ex.
oepted,) for BNltmoTe, utoppiEg at all regular
atatient, GOuntc ing with p laWAre railroad
At Wilmington Tor Milford, Salisbury and in-
termediAtn stations.
kHpTeHa Train At lis y. M. (sundHya AK
cepted,) for baltimore ard WaIhington 1top-
pinE a. n steT, WILMINGTON, ElktOn, Perry.
Vile, AID HAVIe-is Gree.
Express TIAIn e $50 d m fSundAya CIV.
Oep'e,I,I for Baltimore and WGshioEloS, Stop-
ping At Wilmington, Newark, EIkton, North
and Magnolia.
Night Express At Ills ,. m, for Baltimore
and WHshinEton, stopping at Chester, (Only
To take Baltimore ami ashington pAssen-
gers Wilmington, Newark, Elkton, North
east, PCrTYyilie, krd HavTe.tle- Grace.
PAsscngers for Fortress Monroe will take
the b.lb n. m, train.
ACCONMODGTiON TRAINs-stoSpipr a,
all stations between PhllSdslphiA AID WI.
cave Philadelphia At 100 a. m, I 90, $50
and 1000 p. M. The 200 y. m. train connects
with pelAware railroad Tor Milford and inter.
mediate stations,
Leave Wilmington at 7lS and go a. M, 2 %
THR0GGH TRAINS FROM RALTINoRy-
Leave Wilmington st u m, I.9I, s,JS, and O.6I
p. m,
CheateI At sis, 1914 a. NJ. lass, ala, %, 7 no.
and s.o5 p. nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Express Train At 1 o0 q. m tor BAltImore
and Warrington, stopping at WilminTton.
PerIyville, hAvro.de Grace, Aberdeen. peTTv,
mans and Magnolia.
Night Express At Il.l6p, m. for Baltimore
and WAshipgton, stopping at Cheatar dor
Baltimore and Washington PAsHenEeTS6 Wi.
minEtoni Newark, ElktOn, hOTIh.EAat, peTft-
vnle aud HAyre-de-lirAes.
Accommodation Train At 10 u, m, for Wi.
mingtOn aud Way Stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
=, Leave Baltimore AtsW y. IN, stopping At
hsyfe. se-GrAeeI PeTtyville and WILMINGTON,
Also stops A. klktOn and Newark Ito take mas
lengerl for Philadelphia and leave passsnret,
nom Warrington or BAltmore,) and Chester
ingtOh. "
Leave Wilmington fer Philadelphia At $40
y, m.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore $40 =. NJ, Way Mail, 10
y ~ express 40 p. M, Way Train. $40
p ln., Express. = 70 b. IN o., EXpretL
TRAINS FOR BALTiMORE
Lave Cheatsr 81 AL .. N, I.bO, and II.60
Leave wilninEsOa At GiS, go .. ~, a.aS,
EREiGHT TRAIN, with passenger car ~
tAohed, will leave Wilmington for hSrryVtlIs
And tntermediAte STATIONS ~ TO p. N.
jail H. u khhhnH, supsflnISodsna.