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hat is your denomination?"

am Baptist Head up.
Ills Honor's countenance fell, and he
hooked sober and sad After pause he
said:
"Do you believe in salvation by grace?"
81 do" (Firmly.)
''Do you teach that immersion only, is
baptsm?"
''Thars my doctrine Earnestly
''And you baptize but those who believe
IN Jesus Christi"
"That is my faith and practice" with
emphasis.
my friend, fear it viii go hard with
you; see you are indicted for preaching
the gospel, and it appears to me that by
your own confession you are guilty"
Baptist looked pretty blue.
''May it please your Honor" said the
) Baptist's counsel. springing to his feet,
"that man never preached the gospel.
have heard him say a hundred times that
he o1ly tried. have heard him try my
self.''
"Mr. Sheriff, discharge this mani He's
not indicted for trying There's nothing
said about the mere effort! Let him go,
sir! Turn him loosel Send him about his
Ibusiness! am astonished that the State's
attorney should annoy the court with frivo-
lous indictments"
Exit Baptist, determined to "try" again.
Gourt adjourned.
ed save the State and this Honorable
exclaimed the Sheriff.
aen!'' said the three preachers.
what do you suppose is the rea-
the sun goes to the South in the
don't know, massa, unless he no
clemenoy OBJ de Norf, and so am
go to de Souf, where he sperinces
longimitude'
do the recriminatiOns of married
assemble the sound Of waves on the
because they are muFmurs Of the
who retires from business aud
the interest OF his money, may be
be resting on his 60
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TAX, al. such classes of persons, AZ from ds..
u,lty or otherwise, ought, in the ini..,uyut q,
the i;cncrai Assembly, tn Ia, exempted
ARTICLE XI
SECTION |. The business OF rhr rreas,r,
shnll hc conducted by one Trca sur,.r who sLnII
hold his Office aud reside NJ the sent OF Govern
mcnt.
SGcTGoN2 The Secretary orStatc shall bo,,.
his "ilicc and reside at the seat OF Govern
ncnt.
ARTICLE XII.
Section No NoConvcurion of tho rconI. sbo,
b" called unless by the concurrence ortw',
thirds Of the whole reprcSen ;aiiou in each unns
Uf the General Assembly.
SEcTInN2. Nopart ofihis Constitution eb,lr
hc altered, unlcss u bill to alter ,hc same sboii
have bcru read. on three several days, in th,
House oil Representatives and on three scvr
raj days in The Senate. and agree to at III,
.cc"nt and third r"adings, by two-tbirds of
the whole representation in each Housryr ,h
General Assembly; neither shall any alter.
tic take effect, until the b'i', 80 agreed in
shQll bcpublishrd Tor three months prcvious h,
n now election for mcmbcrs of the House ~
Representatives; IA q, If the alteration pron,s
.rd by tht preceding General Assembly shall
be agreed 70, b. the new General Assembly
IN tnrir INST session, by the concurrence Of
tw0-thirds oi The whole rcrrcscntatio in c,cr
House, alter the same shall have been read nm
ihrCc several days IN each, then and not otb
crwisc, the came shall become part OF tho
Constitution Wv
Done in Convention, at Columbia, In tho St,,o
~ south Carolina, the siwcntY-Jcvcnih dav
of September, in the war rour Lord Wy wy
N'ousand elght hhndrcd and sixty-fvc
D. l.. WARDLAW
PrcSidcnt of the Convention
Attest: JonN r. SLoAN, Clerk OF the Cn,
vcnti0n. : W" :
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NRTICI.EII.

Section ]. The EXccurivc authority Of thi,
STATE shalt hc vested in Chief slo gisrratc who
shall br styled, The Ev!r't.ar OF the State Of
South Carolina
SECTION y. Tho Governor shall be- elected Sy
the electors duly qualified to vote Tor inc,dbrrs
Of the House OF X, prcscuiativcs. and shail hold
his Office Tor four wears and until ms success
shall be chosen and qualified but the
s'mc prrs III shall not hU GOScrnur ior two
CONSECUTIVE" terms.
SECTION 3, Ho person shall Nc eligible TO the,
office Is. .Govcrnor, unless he bath attnin"d the
a9GOt thirty ycars, IND hath been citizen
and resident of this state for tho ten years
next preceding the dag OF election Aud no
person shall hold In" office OF Governor. ana
auy ether Office or commission, civil or militia.
~, Except III miltia,) under this Statc or The
United States, Ct any Of them, or any other
pow or, at one and the same time
Sections. The returos Of every election of
Gov rnor shall ho scaled up by the Managers
Of Elections in their respective Districts, and
transmitted, by messenger chosen by tlcm,
TO the seat of Government, directed 10 tho
Secretary of state, who shall deliver them 10
the Speaker Of the House OF Rcprcscn tatives,
aetbepcxt ensuing scsson Of the. General as
scrnhly, Turing the first week of which scs
sion the Speaker shalt open and publish them
in the presence OF both !io1ses of the General
Assembly Tho person having tic highest
number 81 votes, shai! be Governor, but 1.-TWO
oi more stall he equal AMI highest i'm votes
lic General Assembly shall, during the same
session, in the BouGe Of Representatives., choose
onc0i them Governor Uien toee. Contested clcc-
lions for Governor shall 30 determined nv The
General Assembly in such marner as shall be
prescribed bylaw.
SscTioa-b. Lcutcnsnt Governor shall be
chosen aitlle same time, in thc'snmc manner,
continue in office for the, same PERIOD aud be
possessed of the same qualifications "a thn Gov
rrnpr. and shall &c oBico bo President ur the
Senate
SECTION 8. The Lieutenant Governor, acting
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Govsrnmeht of the United States
. PrcSidcnt-Andrcw johnson, of Tep,os.
see. ''''"eS'
Secretary Of Statc-W. II. Seward 90,
New York VI
Secretary of War Edwin NJ. Stanton. Of
Pcnusy ylvania. VI
Postmaster Gcneral--Wilham Denn;son
ufOhio. ''''on'
, Secretary of,hs Nayy-Gidcon welles, Of
Secretary of the nicrior-Jamcs Harlan
of Iowa. i'"''"n'
Secretary the ?rcasury-IIugh cMcCul.
Tough. orlllinois
u;ciY. f'N' u N'"-
frcs'dcnt Of the Scnatc-Lafaye,to 8.
Poster. az ConUccticnt.
Speaker ot'thc lIouso--Schuylcr Colfax,
of Indiana. N'
SUPREME COURT.
salmon c. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
J. James NJ Wayne Georgia.
2 samuel Nelson, New York.
- Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania.
y. Nathan Clifford. Mains.
d. No"h IL Swayne. Ohio.
4, Daniel Davis, Illinois.
:. samuel Miller Iowa.
o. Samuel Z. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
WinGficih Scot. Virginia.
Ulysses 5. Grant Of Ohio.
AhIuIant General Lorenzo Thomas. D,l,.
ware. N'''>
y. G. ''o"'p" ii""'
Cunm"cnastcr General, Montgomery q
Mcigs, OF Pennsylvania.
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aure ofaternt Members. in s;Ich manner, nnd
iaw
%EcrioE 49, Each House shall choose lis own
otlicUIa, dctcrminc its rules cot proceeding,
punish its Members for drsordcrly behavior,
and, with the concurrence of twO-ih'rds, "Xprl
a aNicmbCr. tut no, second time for the same
Cnusc.
SECTION ~ EACH House may punish, by inI
priSunmu I, durlng It's sitting. any person not
a Member, who shall be guilty OF disrespcct to
the House hv any disur.!crlS or contemplation
behavior in its presence; or who, during The
tine " its sitting. shall threaten hnrm To BODY
or estate cf any Member for anything said or
dunc IN riih,r iiuusc. or who shall Gssaut any
OF ;hcm therefor. nr. who shai! assault Or arrest
any witness Other person ordered To attend
the I!nusc, iE his Tplur thereto, ur returning
thCrcirom or who shall rescue any person ar
rested hy order OF the House.
SECr,pT %. III" Ni"mhcts Of both Houses
Shall "a protected IN their pcrs"rE and estates
GurrngIhuir attendance on, goinr to and re-
turning from. the General Assembly, and ten
days prcvi.uS to- ;hr sitting, and ten davs ar
Ser thr'odjpu,nmHut ,h"rcoi. But these priv.
.CCca SHAFT not hc"NrcIIdcd SO as 10 prnirrt any
Arnihcr whrr srail ha charged with treason,
felony. or breach y. ihc peace.
SECTION 81, li!is for raising n rrvGnuc shall
Oris;iuHtr il tic House of Representatives. but
may BE- altered, aurndcd or rejected by the
S"uate and AL. orlcr h& may originate IN
either House, aud may he Umcudcd, altered or
rCjCc,cd hy tn" other.
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Justices rur,,v. ro s,E,r,r.: MR. sI,,,It n,,
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THE CONSTITUTION
SOUTH CA R0L I N A,

WE. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA ny Our DELEGATES IN coNvENTIoS.
NET DO URDAlN AND ESTABLISH THIS CONaTl
1uTioS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF, THE SAID
sTATg s.-
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'h't2r Daily Express,
PETERSBURG VA

As entered upon its fifteenth wear. In An
4 'niar"cd form, wHh new tvpe. under
n"Splc9s highly llaucring. II haa n 'Iarrr nnd
""l'Y increasing circulation. and offers TO mcr.
with thcSouthcrn public, ADVANTAGES smrnoss. Ss.
ci by none y" '"'p pass
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ARII IE VIu

81 llws"f force in HI, stat, nt.the ahn,'
ii"" T.! tus G. n.uiIuUu, Anti not .rcnu,,ntni
hereto, sind! 50 continue, nnrii altered ,,rr,.
pra'"i hy "a" Gen, raj Assembly, cxccpt wrcr,
they sc i"mpn'Hry, Iu which case they sholi
rNg'rc at the times respectively linIi.d foe
iL"'r durauon, ii not continued by Act ofibo
General Assembly.
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OB PRINTING of every class and
- neatly cxeoatsd at This ofiic:
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ARTICLE IN.

SEcTroH hIl power ia originally invested
TIC pc"Nic, aud ell frrG Governments nrc
innnI'd"n their authority. pud are instituted
I'r b"lr Ic"cc, sa'cty ana hapDiarss
%Ec7IoN2. y" prrson shall b. taken, or i'm
pri5" cd. or desciS, d OF his ircchrId, liner.
tics or privileges. vr ou,,awcd or cxiIeti, or IN
"uy manner deprived of his life liberty or
property. Intby DIP" process of law nor sha,I
any bn' %: :aihInhcr, &C POSI- fGcio inw, ur,hu
| Jaw hnpl'ring the "h!i2tii"m "f contracts
ever he passed hy The General Assembly
/ SSc:Io"S J. ThS'nMtary oh"II Lr ouE,rdinalc
10 tlr civil power
SEcToN a TIC privilege OF tho writ Of 5g,c,s
corpus 'haIl rot be- suspended. nuicss when in
c"r ~ r"Ie'iion or INVASION, the public safety
f"qurc'i.
.>EcTi"S 3. Excessive. blil shall not be re-
| qu'rcd, nor excessive iiEcs iInn,.rd, mar cr,,J
punishment Iutictcd "a
SEcT"N 6. The General Assembly shall not
grant ANY tile of nobility. or hcreii;ary,cIs
uh'tiGn' nor create any u!iicc. the appoints
meat 10 whiCh.shali be for any lIt.pcr limo.
than during good behavior
sEcTI 81. The trial by jury, ss heretofore
"'cW !" i"s state, aud tie liberty or the press.
Tr,'n'',nI '9rc|'r ihVioiahiy prc.oFvcd. But the.
"rm"ra' Assembly shah hLyc power tn deter.
nlln" thc numhsr of persnUs vino shall con
r!'inif the july in the Inferior or District,
Courts
SECTION s. The free exercise and cnjov,ner1t
OF tcliglous profession aud worsbip. william,
! within tnis state, 10 ali mankind ,Provilsd.
lhL the liberty oi conscience hC;cby decln,ci
siaii not hcconstruCd rs iU cSCusE acis ul II
! ccntiomn noss. or justly practices Inconsistent
with ,nr peace aud safcty of tho stare
SECTIONS 9 The rights. privileges, immunh
Tics anC estates Of both civii aud religious so.
cictlcs tl' Of corporate boics. fhal remain
as II tic Constitution oil ihik Stnc had ROT Icen
altered or uneuded!
SECTION 10 The rights OF prinogcniure
shall no, hc re-establi-hcd, aud thern shtll not
iail TO hc some legisIatjvc provision for Inc
equitable dis,ribuuen tot the tstatcs Of in,rs.
tetcs.
SECTION III. The slaves Of South Carolina
having been onaacipatGd by the action OF tho
United States autlioritieP, neither slavery uor
Involuntary servisude, except as 4 punishnent
iorcriInc, whereof tho party shall have boon
duly convicted, Ohall ever be re-cstublished il,
.I6RIIGLEX
SEcTtoN ]. The General Assembly. when
cvec tax is laid npon land, shall. attic famu
iime, hupssc II capIation ax,wbicb shall moi
bc lrse opnh each poll pone-fourIh oruc
inx'laid upon each hundred dollars worth OF
THO Hsseased value of the land taxed excepting
however, ,fron The operation 0! suc! ssp:;a;lon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.
Young men who wish TO qualify themselves for Busi
ness Lilo, have unSlualled advantages for doing ut
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
stories Of the large double building at ths n 4 corner of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH Streets, is we'll lighted
and fitted up in a style of elegance and convenience
which is unsurpassed.
The instruction given here is OF the practical and
busnesslike character The alprecia OF It's value is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
readiness with which its graduates secure lucrative
situations and the large number of applications mads
to the College for them.
The course of instruction Includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which Is taught In all itf departments and applications
just an 1t s rracticed by the best accountants and bus
ness men, Each student oens writes out and closes
several set Of books adapted to the various branches
trade makes out In proper form the various papers used
in business, such Promissory Notes Receipts, Ac
count Currents Account sales, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C. and is Instructed the large
variety Of transactions and customs ofbusine6E life.
PENMANsHIP.
which is important to every business man, receivss
especial attention. and the method II instruction pursued
here Is we'll calculated to make elegant aud apld peumen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest Profit and Loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange &C., is taught In its shortest and most ap
COMMERCIAL Law. MArHENATIcs and DLrRoTIS5 CouS.
HRTBr NorRa included in the course OF Instruction
TELRGRAPHING
both BY Sound and Paper is taught ~ ofthe best
practical ahd experienced Operators aud every facility
is afforded for acquiring iu knowledge Of all the
mnutiR Of he profession.
department has been opened for the reception Of
eflades tpr instruction in this branch. The great
increasing demand far competent operators, offers
usual opsrtunit sfor remunerative empio ment
As Instruct Is given to each student separa tely,
those who Nsh enter for any particular branch do
70.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
House Courses varies rom eight to twelve weeAs,
eOrdiug TO the number Of hours daily devoted oit
handsome Diploma, with the seal Of tho INST tutpn
tAehed, is awarded N graduation.
Students are received time. and instructed
at such hours as may hest suit their convenience.
CatA ogues containing termt, &c may be obtained
gratis application.
E-CRITTHNDsEs series Of Practical IRE tisos on BooR
KEgriEs, and JuDGE sHARwoOD's lectures before the
students, on Commercial law for sale at the College
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30

JonN s. RowBoTHAM alias CHEAP JOHN, has
still on baud large stock Of Dry Goods, Trim
mugs, Hosiery, Boots aud Shoes, Under Shirts
and Drawers, Crockery and Glass Ware, Floor
and Table Oil Cloths. Tin Ware, Pocket and
Table Cutlery, Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps
Buckets, BrOoms, Soap, Tobacco, and larre
stock of desirable goods, too numerous to men
ton. Give him call aud examine for your
selves, at his old stand, 606 Market Street,
Open from A. NJ, until P. NJ.
n B. B'--Mishier's Herb Bitiors by the Quart or
Bottle.
rrR ARD EAR,-PrOf j. fsaaos, NJ. D.. Oou.
list and Aurst, formerly at Leyisn. Holland Il
permanently located al No. 5ll Pine Street
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis.
eases of the Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured if curable. Artificial Eves
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited. as bs
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. iul7 Iv
IMpnovsHESr "A decided Improvement made
IN tue cut and Ut Of the new patented Shoulder
Seam Shirt. My motto is to make the best
Shirts at as low prices as they can be bouebt in
any other establishment, and every man shall
have the kind aud quantity Of materials bar
gained Tor Every shirt warranted to e., and
to be as represented, or the money refunded.
Call and examine at 315 Market ct.
July 2o'-n VIZ. H. CRoW.
tF GET THE BEsr.-The Sewing Machine
which is the simplest, easiest, quickest and
qulelest, and does the neatest and strongest
" Slops, sold in Wilmington by
JoHE c. COLE, Agent,
No. Sl1 Market ST., opposite City Hal,
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mo CONsUnIPTIYEs.

The advertiser having been rest red health 10 few
weeks by very simple remedy, aftr having suffered
several years with severe lung a otior that
disease Consumpti0n-is anxipus TO make known to IA
fellow sufferers the Of cure
10 all who desire it, he will end copy fthe rrescfip.
toa used re. OF chatge) with he diteons tor prepAr
irg aud ng the same which they viii nnd srKs cuRg
for Consumption, Asthma, Br0nch fis, Cppgls tds and
all Throat aud Lung Affections. Ths ony Obi Of Tie
advertiser in sending the Pfestr plon to benefit tile
afflicted, and sp cad information which he c1nreves t
bs Invaluable AID he hopes sufferer will try his
remedy, IS it will cost them nothing End may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE by return mai
will please address Nv EDWARD A WILSON,
dae2s-Wv williAmsburfh Kings o., New YoIk
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
journal and Statesman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
MARCH 10th, 1866.

Carefully corrected Nth ovsry change.
TRAINS LEAvR WILMINGTON TOE PHILADELPHIA
At O'Clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after s o'clock, morning.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
At II o'clock. noon.
At 8 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
At 10 o'clock, night.
At 30 minutes after O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
At Is minutes after o'clock in the morning.
At Is minutes after o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after o'clock. morning.
At 10 minutes after / O'Clock, morning.
At J 8 minutes before O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after 3 o'clock, afternoon.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At so min utes after IL O'Clock, night.
At Is min utcs after O'Clock, morning, Sundaye.
at so inmates after IL O'Clock. night, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE WILMIE0ToR FOR Nsw CASTLE.
At 0 minutes before 10 o'clock, morning
At 3 O'Clock, afternoon.
At minutes after O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE New CASTLE FOR WiLHIEeToR.
Al l5 minutes before O'clock morning.
Al minutes after . o'clock, morning,
AT % minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at so minutes after 7, morn
ing.
Leaves philadelphia at Q. afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-30
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
"a NONE RAIL ROAn TIME TABLE.

)hiLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
/ COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 26th, 1866
v irsin, will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
"AshlNGToN AVENUR, az follows:
EMPRESS TRAIN at4i5 A. ~. tNordays exeepied)
9T Batm9re and Washington, stopping at Chester Will
n'nston PeryT ie, 'Avre de Grace. Aterie4 n Perry
DkLAMARE r. k TEAM a. SIS A NJ, (sundays
sePei) for Salisbury, Milford aad ilierneiiats sta
~AYMA1L TRAIN atol5 s Il. ,tsunGa Vi q xeepied)
~ nAlum're. stopping at c. tr. hlt um, tinw0n J.
"a aLd all rrgular station le,Area "i' atnsui
n e8aGhss TRAN a l45A.M. t'uudays sscoqteil
,Dbi,l. WPDtlm.fe b and Washington.
EXPREss Train al "a z MI (sun lays evcsp,sd,)for
io5sana imnt,a Wa'hington stoppnga Chester ulaymout
mInst9n' Newstk, fla0r. f0rh East Psrryyiile,
nd stemmer- Run
cSsslihI SilhI EXpsEssAt lIOo =. N. for Baltimore and
Ia sengers By boat fran Baltimore Tor Fortress Mon.
n ~, Il Nofiok CITY pon' and Richmond will take tile
WILMINGTON ACCUMULATION TRAINS
m,na,n ,nsos at all statoua between rhiaIra iud wis
ase Philadelphia ate.15, ,l1ib A.M,8so 1870. and
.s] y NJ lhe3aO =. ". train connects with Delaware
'illroid ior Harrington aad iuiened ,te stations.
Lesye s0 Wilmington at 400, $40 aud $50 A. NJ 3uO
~ Iraas Tor New Castle leave Philadephia atSl5A.M
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave VII imingios a. 1900 NJ, 48O aud 1OcOP.M
CHESTER FOR pHILADELrHIA.
Leave Chester At o.; sj s. AMI lol4 A. ~, 1881 a4s,
o., 64 and 1886 r. 81.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 80 a. N Way Mil. eg,A.M NJ, Ex-
ress. llO p NJ, Esprseg. 635 u. N, Express. S2i r
i. Express.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 1 a. and 9.j2 A. NJ. 3.l3P.M.
Fl" Wilmington at g. % aud - 33 A. VI. and l0i
+. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.i5 A, N fvr Baltimore aud
Washinson, stopping At Che ter Wilmington Perryyils,
Havre d. Grace Aberdeen, renymsn's Magnolia Chas
,nd 1t MINORS Run.
NIGHT EXp1Ess at HOO Pm, for Baltimore and
Washington.
AtchMonATIoN TRAIN a.iial p. ~, for Whining.
ton ana intermediate stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at $40 p. NJ, stoppirT at Havre do
Trace Peryve and Wilmington. Also stops at Elkion
and Newark Ito take passengers for hiaephia and leave
pasehgers from Washington baltimsre land "a ester
leave Passengers from Baltimore Washington.
SPECIAL TRAIN
will leavs Wilmington for fhilalsphia and niefmad
ate stations at 6jU T.. NJ.
FREI5HT TRAINS WITH PASS sNGER CAR
ATTACHED,
VIII leave wlmngtln for p4rryyile AID nt4rm 4dlAts
stations, at $50 p NJ. Leave Baltimore for II tyro de-
q Giacs aud Intermediate stations ut Ala p. NJ
II. n. kENNEY, Superintendent.
nEIAWARE RAIL RnAn LINE