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Decline OF f-2d. per pound in Gotten,

LONDON, Sept 7-Noon.-The TimegeditorfslIy
dsnies the report which had obtained some cur
rency of projected matrimonial alliance between
the King of Greece and the Princess Louisa Of
England.
PARIS, Sept, 7.-Napoeon's health is aot good,
and it is doubtful ii he will go 70 Biarritzs
The Queen of Spain has paid visit to- the EN-,
press Eugene at Biarritz
vienna, Sept. General FoRk, the Austrian
war minister, has resigned in consequences of i'll
health.
An official Austrian journal denies that austria
has any idea Of appropriating any national object
in Venetia.
DRESDEN, Sept. TT. M.--The Prussian govern.
ment Of saxony has prohibited the holding fpub-
lie meetings throughout the kingdom, during-the
state of siege under which it is situated
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Sept. TIP. M.-The cotton
market is steady without change in prices. The
sales were 10000 bales. Middling uplands is
quoted at 13d.
Flour firm. Wheat has advanced 4o. " GENITAL.
Corn has advanced Cd. % quarter; mixed Western
is quoted at 27s.
The Provision market IS generally quiet and
without material change. The TalIow market is
firmer.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7-Noon,-Th Brokersrcirau
lar reports decline Of 8d q Ii in cotton on the
week, the sales for which foot up $4,000, bales.
Middng uplands 13d.
LONDON, Friday, Sept 7-P. N-The money
market is unchanged. Consols closed at 8a1 FOR
money. The market for American securities is
weaker. The quotations at the close of business
to-day were: United States 5.2O's, 723; Erie
Railroad shares, As; Illinois Central shares, ISL
LONDON, Sept. Z, noon.--Consols 89B. U. S.
5-2Os 72i.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7-P. M.-The bark Expert
ence, Capt. Phillips, from Wilmington July 20,
bound to Liverpool, has been abandoned. Her
crew were saved
QUEENSTOWN, Friday, Sept. 7-p. M.-The bark
Normandy, Capt. Harlon, from Antwerp, July 25,
for Boston, has put into Queenstown with the loss
of manmast.
The steamship City of Dublin from New York
the 25th ult., arrived here this afternoon and
sailed for Liverpool.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 7.-An exciting de.
bate occurred in the radical convent on TO-DAY, on
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Forney calls the Presidential party on their
tour so circus show,
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GAsEY's SHsAnAND!ToBAc sHoP.--Th numep
Gus friends and customers of lr. John Casey, who
was lately the principal salesman in Santinf's
segar shop, 4t the corner of GraYier and Caronde-
let streets, FiH be pleased to learn that he has
gone into business on his~own account He has the
shop at the entrance Of Frank Quirk's Office on
Carondelet street, and knowing that, every one
knows,wheGe-to getthe choicest cigars and.the
best of tobacco. john Casey is. q deserving young
man, courteous, attentive to his business, and by
long experience thoroughly acquainted with it,, OF
his succes8there caR,be no doabt, for men with so
many frieDds as he has, never fail.
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A Chinese Mandarin is coming to New
York to study our institutions
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a correspondent Of the Boston Post, who has
trayeEsd in company with the presidential party
on their way to Chicago, gives the following
graphis and insteFesting sketch of the most dis
tngnisked of the flastEioas cosnpany:
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1866,
viii be introduced

CHIARINTs ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS,
From
Ell CIRCO REAL, MADRID,
LA CIRQUE IMPERIAL, MExICO
-us Ell GRAN CIRCO, HAVANA
DiREcroE. DON JOSE -CHIARINL
Fosered by royal subsidies patronage Of the Courts
Of Madrid Havana Mexico auspices of Isabella
oegunGa MaNmian and the Captain General this estab-
lment has assumed magnitude aud p!endor that could
not be expected Of private enterprise in Republics
The recent destruction by fire of
La Cirque Imperial de ChiarInl,
III Mexico has enabled the Government Director appro
PIRATE this country, Havana and Madrid the time
heretofore consumed in the Mexican capital.
Senior Chlarials Circo Real presents an ensemble Of
Star Artists and Horses.
Of which American public not been on the Euro
pean Continent can have Just conception.
Equestrians,
Athletes and
Acrobnts,
Trick
Dancing,
Manege and
School Horses,
And REGAL PARAPHEREALJA, developed, matured
and collected exclusively abroad making era
history of the Circle in the Unit9g States.
THE TROUPE ALL FOREIGN, COMPRISES;
DON JOSE CHIARINI, conceded King Of Horse Trainers
sEGNoR SEBASTIAN the Chief o. Bareback Riders
THE NELSON BROTHERS, unapproachable English Aero.
bats.
sENoRITA JosEFINA cHIAR1NI the Queen of Eques,
triennes.
MISS KATE HALLowAY, seven year old Albion prodigy
e. Nino Romeo,
Senor Miguel Lopez,
Mr.. William Duyerna,
NJ. Hippoita Latort,
Herr Won Marck,
Sonora Sebastian,
Sonora Quaglieni,
Sepogita Lola Lopez,
From Africa Mile Adelaide.
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.qcadcn,y OF .nzm8tc,
The Popular and Fashionable Retreat
OF THE olYT,
SPALDIN q g. BID WI ELL.
PRopR1EToRs AND MANAGERS.
I'm eeason of 1see-84,

This elegant Theate; has been EMBELLIsHED and
aEFITTED for
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PHILADELPHIA

EXPLOSION IN THE RADICAL cONvEuTlO,,
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CHIARINI's ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS,
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NaIsoEeon's Health Not Good.

THE QUEENS OF FRANCE AND SPAIN AT gi4aRITz.
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CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS.
-+%--
AN TR UB l. ES.
INTERESTING GENERAL NEWS,
HOME NIARISE2Ts-RIv NEWS.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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VISIT TO THE GaAvE OF L1NcoLH
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Austrian Minister of War Resigned
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

ROYAL MATEIIoNIAL REPORT DENIED.
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President Johnson's whole appearance ana
bearing IRE strongly expressive Of Character TT1
stature sauare+built broad chested not over tall &
compact, manly; ia dress, deosntly clad III 4
sober antR somewhat worn black frock-cpat his
body seems merely q suitable pedestal for mount
ing mis- massive head. A broad brain: hair
originally adeep black, but now evenly sprinkIe{I
over with thin intermxture of white making
what IS called an iron gray; COMPLEXION dark
ana faee OF grave aspect, which strikes the he
holder at ouee-making the whole figure a mere
-aPpendage to it-as thaSof man habituated to
weighty deh9eration; aesaee on. which public re-s
spensbtlties, have deeply engraven their lines.
1t i sobriety and weight of character more than
9rIllianey OF intellect that is expressed in Mr.
Johnson's features. One gets the impression that
he must be man of strong, but. slow faculties.
whish massive vgor of will holds resolutely to
their work.
With the sober strength Of his care.weighted
face there is combined certain hardness 0f ex-
preston, as if be were deficient nthe softer hui
man sympathes. But this III perceptibly relieved
as soon as he speaks his voice having d auietness
and ease not expected fronlthe square built hard
yisaged, cold.eTed statesman. But stiA the pre-
dominant expression is that nature formed him to-
be merely public man; !; that he is a fesoIutely
honest, resolutey ambitious. strong -fbred souA to
whom nothing socongenial as the cares of state
a man who never could have found enlpIoyment
for his faculties nor Satisfaction in life in q.
private station. There is more strength in his
face then in that of any man who has been seen in
New York city by large numbers of its citizens
since Senator Douglas addressed the great
I in Jonests Wood in $780, -
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With all the modern Improvements known to European and
Rerthern Theaters, and is LIGHTED COOLED,
WARMED and PROTECTED by the most novel; Costly and
narfnrk tuanhinHrR-
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Secretary Welles is TALL and wears long, gray
beard, which harmonizes with the color Of his hair
and adds somewhat to the peculiar appearance Of
his great specialized eyes. He is picture Of con.
shrYatism.
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on Wednesday precisely as We have so often seen
him, with one exception. He was not smoking.
Dressed in his usual style, aregular hat minus the
decorations authorized in army regulations; 9
military coat, bearing on the shoulders the in
sigma Of his rank and dark pantaloons, there was
little in his appearance to attract attention. His
beard cut short, lips compressed, despite the
face, manner utterly and pernia-
nently quiet sountenance far beyond the reach
of agitation, he looked as if he would not be dis-
turbed if the world oTumhIad Mt his feet
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snobbery of Brief Authorf1y
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VIM H. Seward stood by the side of the Presie
dent, apparently unconscious OF what had been
uttered. The contrast between the two men was
small and pale and wan / the one anxious, the
ether careless as to what was passing; but both
evidently ponderings in a different way, the same
subject. The deepS heavy scar, received at the
time Jetnson was made President is still plainly
visible. The secretary stood beside his chief, and
seemed lost to the present, with his eyes turned
inward, rather than upon outward objects.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-10
SheriH,s Sale.

pY virtue of foreclosure of Mortga ge
1D and order of sale issued out of the District
Court, in and for the county of Boise upon iudg-
and NJ. D. Smith are plaintiffs, and Math Zapp,
Henry Cheny and Conrad Meyer are defendants
for the sum of 1892 80 lGO dollars judgment and
cost of suit duly tested the 26th day Of January,
D. 1866, have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, TO to,wit: The
premises. described as the Centerville Brewery in
the town of Centelville, Boise county. l. T., to-
gether with all the fixtures, improvements thereto
appertaining, and the ground upon which the
same is situated, and all interest of defendants
therein at the date of the record of said notice
Public notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF February. A. D. 1866, at II O'Clock NJ will sell
in front of the Court House door in Idaho City at
public auction, for gold coin or it's equivalent in
clean gold dust, the above described property, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all accruing costs. J. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, January 26th, ls66n14w3.
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sheriff IS Sale.

| ID virtue of an execution issued out of the
| Id District Court in and for the county of Boise
upon judgment rendered in said court. wherein
Frank Campbell and Michael SPAIN are plaintiffs
and James l. Crutcher, Green White, John Cody,
| j. NJ. Murphy and John Christie are defendants
for the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred dol
lars in gold coin Of the q. S., judgment and costs
of suit duly tested the 18th day Of November, 4.
| d. 1865, have seized and taken in execution all
the right, title claim and interest of the defend
ants of in and to that certain real estate situate in
idaho City, Boise county, |. T., and described as
follows to.wt: lst that certain house and lot sit
uate on the west side of Main street fronting Is
feet (more or lesS) on said street and extending
back eighty feet (more or less) and bounded on
the north by house and lot occupied by DR.. Harris
as drug store; on the south by the premises
known as the "Magnelia Hotei." I'd, that certain
Quartz Ledge or Lode situate in Boise counry L.
T.. ana know as the illinois llocated in north
easerly direction from IdanO City abont six miles
distant from said city. Also that certain Quartz
Mill known as the Illinois Mill, situate near said
Ledge, together with all the machinery and fix
lures attached thereto, consisting of steam engine
boilers, shaking tables pans DC. &e.; also all the
buildings attached thereto. 3D., that certain wat
er ditch known as Christie q Houston's "Big
Ditch" which conveys water from the head Of
Moore's creek to Buena Vista Bar. 4th, that GER
tain house situate on the north west corner of
Main and Wall streets in Idaho City fronting Is
feet more or ess3 on Main street, and fifty feet
ton & Cody's Saloon. 5th that certain Mining
Claim situate on Bannock Bar, Elk Greek, Boise
County and bounded on the south by the min
ing claim of Moore & Co., and on the north by the
mining claim of Reach & Co., and known as the
White Brothers claim. Public notice is hereby Civ
en- that on Saturday, the both day of Dec. A. D.
1866, at II o'clock NJ. will sell in front of tie
court house door in Idaho City, al public auction
for gold or silver coin of the United States, ali
the above described property to the higsest bidder
to satisfy said execution and all accruing costs.
JAS. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated December 7th, 1S65n7w3
The above sale is postponed until Saturday. the
10th day of January. 1866, at Y o'clock NJ, by
order of plaintiffs Attorney.
JAS. l. CRUTCHER. Sheriff,
Tated Idaho City, December 90. 1865nllw3
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
Feb. 10, 1866, at II o'clock M. by order of plain
tifs attorney. il. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Jan. 20, 1866 .n14td
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Summons.

Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho
Second Judicial District.
A'J' B9nner' Plalntin, VS.. H. }. q. Maxon anc
-Maxon his wife, John B. Conklin, Daniel
Stewart and - Stewart his wife, and James
Mclaughlin, Defendants
10 Daniel Stewart and - Stewart his wife.
n THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
4 United States in the Territory of Idaho: You
are hereby notified, that there is now on file in the
office OF the Clerk of the District Court of the
End Judicial District of said Territory, in Idaho
City, County of Boise, the Complaint of A. J
Bunner, plaintiff, demanding judgment for an &C.
count and settlement between the parties, for a
sale of that certain property known as the "Thorn
Greek Ditch" carrying the water of Thorn Creek
and its tributaries across the divide between Thorn
Creek and Moores Greek in Boise County. Idaho
Territory, and for a division of the proceeds of
the sale between the parties according to their
rights and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof if served within Boise County, and
within thirty days If served out of said County
but within said Judicial District and within for
ty days if served out of said District default will
be taken against you, and the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in his com
plaint.
In testimony whereof, ], VIM. B. Smith, Clerk
E-@-% of said District, have hereunto set nv
I SEAL hand and affixed the seal of said Court
49, at Idaho city this llJh day of January
a. D. 1866. VIM. b SMITH. elk D. C.
nl2w5 By II. E. PRIcKErT Deputy Clerk.
Gilbert Henley, Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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SATURDAY
SummOns,

Territory of Idaho, county of Boise-ss.
In the District court for the Territory Of Idah Second
Judicial District.
John Bliss W j. Carrick Isaac Barrows S. G. Ssby.
Michael Carroll, - Ross, Jno A. Humphreys, q.
Slutes, David Wallace and Syvanus Cole
To DAVID WALLACE and SYLVANUS COLE
the of the people of the United States in the
Territory of Idaho you hereby notified that there
is file in the office of the clerk Of the District
court of the Second Judicial District of said Territory in
Idaho city, county of Boise the complaint of John Bliss
plaintiff claiming Judgment that you and all other per-
claiming under you, under location made by
Golden Wallace Slutes of certain quartz claims the
Illinois Goldand Silver Quartz Ledge be perpetauly
Joined from setting up any claim title to said claims
and that the title thereto may be decreed to be in said
plaintiff and that unless you appear and to said
complain within twenty days after the service hereof if
served within Boise county, and within thirty days if
served out Of said county but within said Judicial Dis
trct and within forty days if served of said District
exclusive of the day of serviee default will be taken
against you and the plaintiff will apply to said court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
IN testimony whereof, l, VIM. B. Smith, Clerk
49,, of said District Court, have heres
}SEAL unto set my hand and affixed the
t@-l seal of said Court at Idaho City this
7th day of December, A. D. 1865.
WM. B. SMITH, CI'k of Dist. Court.
By H. E. PRICKETT, Deputy Clerk.
CB. Waite attorney for plaintifn7m3
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Lien Notice.

Territory of Idaho, county of Boise-ss.
District Court, I'd Judicial District.
Harvey Lester, Plf, VS.. S. G. Rosenbaum, -
Coppen, defendants
a LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
IA the provisions of an act securing liens to me
cnancs and others, are. hereby notified to be and
appear before the Honorable 1.-THE District Cont ID
judicial District on the third Monday of the Feb
term of said Court and then and there make proof
of their liens against that certain building situa
ted on the east side Of Main Street in Idaho City
Boise County, bounded on the north by the prem~
ises of W. E. Rowe aad on the south by the prem.
ises of Doctor Talbot, lately known as the Phoenix
saloon occupied by Jimmy Brown.
HARVEY LESTER.
Idaho city, Jan. 20, ls6snl4wS
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise,
Reed 81 Schneider VIC w Wntunl

1eTTlCoFy OF 1daho, county OF Boise-ss.
Reed & Schooler VS. j. w. Wetzel.
To J. W. WETZEL:
M THEREAs REED & sCHooLER HAVE
w made complaint to the undersigned one Of
the justices OF the Peace in and for said county
that you are indebted to them in the sum of Forty
five Dollars, to-wit For stable bill and money
paid on your order. Therefore, in the name OF
the people OF the United States in the Territory
OF Idaho, you are hereby summoned to be and
appear before me at my office in Buena Vista
precine in said county, Oh the 24th day of Febru-
arg, A. D. 1866 at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
said day to answer said complaint or judgment
OF will be taken against you for the sum of forty
five dollars and costs of suit.
%-I Given under my hand and seal and
SEAL dated at the county of Boise on the LIST
&-~e~,9 day of February, A. D. 1866
IL l5W2 G. 3. HODGDSON, Justice Peace.
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Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
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/. O. o. #.

DIONEER LODGE NO l, MEETS EVERY
Monday evening at Masonic Hall, Wall st
ali Brothers in good standing are invited to at
tend. JOHN WEBSTER. N: G.
II. TAYLOR, r. sec'y. t5
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
" ON ana arer MONDAY, February r., two daily
trains will between Washington and u nchburg,
connecting at GordonEvi lie with ViTpnla Central Rail
road trains TO and from Richmond follows;-
MAIL TRAIN.
Lave Washington daily (bunday excepted), at 6'45
A. ana arliye at Lyncnbu rg al b45 2. ~.
Leave Lynchburg at A. M and arrive at Washing
ton at 8 26 p. Nj. -
Leave Washington dsDy including sunday at O5 p.
NJ and arrive at lynehDuIR at 600
ton AZ 6l0A n
fol AL points South and Southwest and at Washington
for orih and N Northwest
trains cd
lbe road s attractive, not only for its cOmfOr able
but the that II passes the
hi toric localities of Fairfax, Bull Run Manassas Brls.
toe, az ett's. RRppahannOck. Culpeper Orange and
Gordonsville; places OF mperishabe interest in the
Though tickets to all points south ard Southwest
NAV be had In Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore and at the offices OF the road IN Washlny yon
Alexandria Nv. Il. NOCAEFERrY,
General Bupe intendent
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TIE hrrua AND TIE czAR.

The Jews residing in Moscow, moved by an unani-
mous sentiment of devotion to the Emperor A ok
ander have celebrated in their synagogues service
OF thanksgiving on the occasion Of the preservation
OF his MaJssty's life, looking on It as a new mani
fesaon of the Divine soliciude for the welfare Of
Russia.
TIE EMPEROR IN THE PROVINCES.
The Mayor of Besancon, IN the Doubs depart
ment has informed the inhabitants of those dis
tricts that the Emperor has ntimated his intention
OF honoring them shortly with an imperial visit.
THE CHOLERA STILL IN FRANCE.
Advlces from Nantes state tnat some cases OF
cholera have occurred In three different LOCALITIES
the Department OF the Loire. Several medical men
of note h ave been despatched from Paris to attend
patients, and send IN a report
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RAILROAD LINES
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
i TlMoRE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
L TlMoRE RAILROAD.
& BspS tons2 sGEPAR u SHEET S SS 1
Express rain al ais A. NJ. Mondays e1ceped), 70
mingtvn Newark IktSn The asst, Perry vne aavre.
s,s se Trace Aberdeen PerIyman's, Magnolia ChGe's
WAY Mai Train ats15 A. NJ. Sundays excepted, for
ladelphis and Baitmor1 ''"''' NJ
DeIsware Railroad Train at A NJ. (suutAvs ex-
eepted for Princess Anne, ilford, and intermediate
Exeress Train at ll45 A. NJ. Sundays e1ceped) for
mo4e and sSH AZ SsseI SISS O1 SS
dYn MnmT E Et9n, newsrE hkton Northeast PGryyie,
nolia, bases and stemmer Run
Night xprtss at II p. M, for baltimore ami ash
P0.enseTs by Boat from baltimore ior FORTRESS Nom
roe Norfolk CITY Point, and Richmond viii AXE the
WfLMINGToN ACCoMMoD ALTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and Will
Leave PhIade phia at Ill5A. NJ. 4so g. sndI,as
Z n. The i,SO 7. N. tain connects with delaware
: cave W Wilmington at IS and $50 A. NJ, and $50
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
" SHRoUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIuOpE
Leave WilmingtCn at il A NJ, 80 and 10 PM
Leays ches'eg hes G az 4s $40. lOl4 and lO NJ. AS
FEQM BALiiM6RE TO PmILADELPHIA
Express. 10 P. NJ. Express. 6'S5 p IA, ExFess sS5
,l. TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
iIe9vs iesys v9esSTat 40 10 spdS % 9 % NJ ana SsP
Freight Trans wi Passenger Cars attacned will cave
as follows: imington or Ferry vile and intermediates
stations at 6C5 p NJ Baltimore for Havre de Grace and
intermediate stations at 445 2. NJ. Peuyvlle for VIII
mngton and Intermediate stations mt 500 A. N CON
phia.
SUNDAY TRAINS
; ExIress Train at 4'l5 A. M ior Baltimore and wash
ngton s-opplDg at hester Wilminston, Newark Elk
ton Northea't Perryvlle Havre-de-Grace Aberdeen,
Per- mans Magno Ia, Chase's and Stemmers Run
Night Express,llP for Baltimore and Washington.
accommodation Iren at ii 80 r. NJ. for Wilmington
and intermediate stations. e
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore at 1925 z. NJ. stopping atHayre-de-
Grace, Penyvile, and ~ imneon. Also ops AT FIX
ton aud Newark ITO take passengers for Phi aphia and
leave passengers from Washington Batinore) and
inpton " "
ACCOMMODATION Train from WI mngton for Philadel
phis and intermediate stations atb % =. NJ,
4l6 +. KENNY, Superintendent