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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R COMP

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9oyI1cE BALf5&o ONO RGf1RoAnO %, Z d g
.E-tsIE{ ! WHEEInsa, Nay Z, l69I!l i
SUMNER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
i the following schedule on and amer May
FAST LINE.
Leave wheelinge Leave Baltimore
daily at. 5i9p mi DAILY -5sg pm
GTafton.-,..- 1000 "a iArrivesS
Parkersburg $50 am Harpers F'y-s:s0 "
Cumberland 800 Cumberland. l245a.m
BsItEm5le .Esias5 W WE
Wash'n City ll:SS Embedding Sundays
eInclnding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
AS nv k san sG & 81 Pm
ParkeSbuFg I'D Harpera Piy. l:3l Z. m.
Cumberland rs Cumberland "a
Harpers F'yl&l am. lGrRfton l2O3 pm.
Wash'n City. $40 q SEIcspt SUNDAYS.
except SundayA
Leaves wheeling Leave; aIiimorek /
tdalyl At--s:lO pm. daily at..-&l5 am.
AArr1Yes- Wash'n Ciiy-T:4S e
Gralto1 --....2s20 am. Arrives
Gumberland !" HaTpers F.y-l,oO pm.
Aafpsrs FfY LEO p m. cumberland, 60 +"
Winchedef.S.250 - IGfHfton.z5lIlsO
H5a2itimoEe 500 . Wheeling --4:4O am.
except SATURDAYS.
BENWO0D ACCOMMODATION.
10 connect with G. o. R. B. Division.
Leaves Wheeling a. SO 4. m. isO p: m.
Tickets 70 all principal points in the East
west and Southwest can be procured at the
company once. 7-1li
JOHN L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
R 7. DEVRfES
my General Agent, Wheeling.
Cleveland / Pittsburgh Rail Road.
(SAortea and QsaeEeEt BOsae East and Res,.)
ON AND. AFTER April. eth, 1857,
" Trains Win run as follOwE
Mall. Express. Express
Live. bridgeport. $40 p m 665 m l0s50 m
AFY SteuhenYille 6eS p m 3Gm I1sas m
WellsviIle-. 40 p m $50 q m 1.l0 b m
Alliance.......I1:l5 q m 1l:45 m 6O5 p m
Cleveland. 80 p m 150 p m Sis p m
= Toledo.....-... T,t1 pm IN pm Il 55a m
Crestline.-- b=a0 p M l6tSo p m 18=B5 p m
Fort Wayne11.t5 p m 11.45 m $50 q m
Chicago. $50 \ m $50 q m 1l:90 m
Pittsburgh. &S0 p m 1O:25 m $50 D m
Harrisburg $50 m 800 p m rs . m
Balttmore-..19 p m 100 am 100 q m
Washington As p m 1B:28 4 m 1860 m
Philadelphia l39 p m 1880 m 100 m
. New York si5 pm 500 m 1910 a m
Tickets TO an principal points In the East
and West can be procured at the Union once
N dee1t1Te House and at me Statfon asBE4dge-
my4 General Ticket Agent.
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fhe petition Of citizens Of RlehIand
township praying for the location Of 4
TuGlWas read, and eommfssionSFs apS
doInted to locate said road. ~ =
The petition Of citizens residing In
the Vicinity OF Wheeling and Fairn1ont
turnpike, asking for an appropriation of
money for repairs, was rad, and, on
motion Of Mr.. Handlan, 500 was APP
propriated to be expended on tItSf r1Sr4
OF said pike lying In Ohio county. nm
der Misrepresentation OF Abner ChaFnock.
Superintendent,
An adjournment was then moved and
carried, until IL p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

Eastern Through Man
VtAC&PR & for New
England States, ERS-
tern New York and
ASteru Penpa..,.....s1
Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and Chicago via O.
&P.RR.,s--.-...,:,..-EC
Wheeling and PittaburSS
Way NAII-,i,-....,...,.......
Throneh EcaSfern. ~
Il BALI Ohio r. r. for
Washington, D. @,
Baltimore and Rich-
mOnd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

MEET1Sa OF rHE BOARD OF SUPER.
vIsoRs.-rhs Board of Supervisors OF
Ohio county met, yesterday at their
room in the Court House, alto A. II.
The meeting was called to orderly
W. P. Wilson, Esq, President oCthe
nn.nA.-. = = 81 . 49,
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9 PIANq AND oRdAsr.to rent q shelb'I
Music Store. 49,
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AFTERNOON sEssTO.


Ths Board having rsassernblsif. ths
sane members betng present, on mo
sion OF Mr. Alexander, it was ordered
that the clerk be authorized 70 f1rnish
Alex. McCourtney, Justice eleet 81
Madison township, with q. docket.
- petition for ssgatfnR,' roads ON
lnuds o. MeCauslHnd and sotheFs, was
read Snd referred TO COMMITTEES on
: tcas.. - -. s
) The bill OF n J. Campbell, Sheriff Of
Ohio county was or1ersdt 10 bRpafd.
A list Of delinquent otAxspaySrs 81
Ohio county, for 1850, was received
from ex-SheriR Ssybold, was read and
hled. u ~ =
iTfThe bin 'pf ]; W. Shul6 forconsta,
be fees, was relerred TO special cons
mittes Of three
ne Board than adfourned to meet on
the 18th day Of June at 10 A. II. ~ a
Z o. - ~, tA,,5s - - -;,t - SIy,.ft,s-
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The meeting was called to orderly
W. P. Wilson, Esq, President orfhe
Board. 1ai4 E
The fo4tOW4nig-n embeFs-NFere pres
ent: ". p. Wilson, President, James
81, Alexander; Joseph SaulSbuEy; A.
II. jacobs W. @. Handlan; Alexander
Morris; Is Good, and J.. 81. Cooper-S.
The minuteafof the previous meet
ing were read and adopted.
The hEst business In order was the
examination Of the returns Of the cleo
ton holden on the 24th ofAEay. These
were found to be correct, and the ean-
dldates for the various township ON :
ces. Who had reeeiyed tfe hi0best
number Of votes, we're, on motion, de-
elRred 70 be duly elected.
The bills Of the following persons
9 were taken up and ordered 70 Be paid (:
John Irwin, Lewis Baker, i q n. Char
mock, 8 Il. Earris, Alexandec1Fal lace.
j. u. Ewing, J. Lancaster. Geo Hooks
The bills for election expenses; pres ut-
ed by supervisors were also ordered to
De paid. 80 sg-t ils7slE :
The annual report Of DR.. A. s, Todd.
President OF the Board Of oTerseers 81
Poor, was received and ordered to be
tiIed. - - 2 y -izIsi. =
On motion OF Mr.. Wallace, It was or.
dered that the Board Of OVeFseers of
Poor be authorized 70 cancel the bind
ing the child Wtuesburg 70 MFs.
MOony. -ef1pt SSsfsz-s5
~ On moiion, Il WIS ordered that those
persons who appear to be indebted 70
Company relief fund, settle with the
clerk Of this Board by money, youch-
erss or AFFIDAVIT, that they are mot % in.
uepted. 81 49, - -
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Between II at night and 2 O'Clock A.
\, lair In summer and frosty In winter,
unless the wind Is from the south or
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.4MARRIAGR

Married Persons, or Young Men ooute,o,,,
Ing Ing , La1L oSing aware Of Phystetsi
speedily cured.
He who places hinself under theearao, NJ
J. may Teligiously connde in his honor as 7:
skdll as physician. ~" HA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

Way Nail East OF Cum,
berlAndt Ad.-........l...
1WAy7AfAif West ofCun1.
9 tb6la6d Nd ....G.-.I..Il.
PGrkeShurE and n. W,
Va R. R-ls...4.s..-....-
western Through .Hatl
I for Cincinnati, Coturn.
bus ZanesVnIe and
Louisville !
Through Western foS
Indflnapoll5 ard Rt,
LOuiE....--.......-...-.....
Way ME1l8CfnE CIneiu,
nat, TllflIniuEton and
! Evansville, Columbus,
N5R1qnA and = indiana
Railroads -,
W65t ems WY lfAH foF
Cen1Ta1 Ohio r. r..
Wheeling and PnkeIS-
burg RtYeCMRl, Tu4-
DAY, FuFdAy q a&fdr
dAy-.....-----.......!.,....S =. <
Hempdeld &. r.,
81. Clainviile, 4 Bridge
nN.W- - :
NntinsFeT and m
Pieasants......,.;..,
CAdtE, o., VAC &PRH
CaaiEE0, Stdla Mai
1uedAy, 5hnIsdAy 4
.SatnftlSy !. S, -
09iz 05cSt1Es MGE1
hondaya Wedne day
and. EnalT =. -.
West Liberty and Gin
q ton W.,ya Tuesday
! ndSatuFda ". ;,
RenonS station Pa,
.SAtnIdl Ave..
RyersonaS station, Pa
arrf0 - - - :
SE-t y. q Elsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

Between 10 and Il O'Clock P. NJ. fair
in summer and fair and frosty in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
JOHN 2. FoosE,
MERCHANT Z TAILOR,

TIssIUsr RECEIYED THE MOST
Beautiful lot Of Caa1meress Cloths ana
NesunE, to which he calls tho attenuon Of
Ills cusIomeEs and the public generallys
At No. 3 MaInEt., noTth Sid3 OF Stone Bridge,
unys-soiIm Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

A RRIvALfAND CLOSING OF THE1
"A Mails Al the Post omee. Wheeling, west
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

loEITcE BALT. q OHIO RifLRoanCo,I I'd q
.liiIl3 ! WHMRsa. Nay 4 lG6l:Jt3
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WALNUT AND ROSE
III wood eases portable and plano style,
ss sL. ~ snd plain, new and secOnd-hand
j7ianSi WM. H. sHEIBS Mnsie store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

AT5ea a Coaa At
FsRI8ss:.#R
rs 9as: m m: 81 sSP.@ m
.uS m. &l5am
: A=ss aslI - z
600a. m. lq:10 D. m.
80 pm 6.Op. M
0a m. al9Rm.
=Hoam. s=nRm
ERR @RR$$:.
saz&H -
@p m. 1@Pm
Ia NIaA9 ,.
IELlss.E r.sZf 5zlet -.
500 p m. LID p m
Isl 81 lEpl
,SmRm. &mpm.
edosSoIs1 id
@0a m. AOam.
AA.n1 m.
m @p m.
liMGm 40P. m.
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gpatssal Shats
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Between 9 and 4 O'Clock A. NJ, cold
and showeEy in summer, and snow and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
MfGtfIai.
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A OJTPR
QAR BE OBTAINED, 1'A

HTABLIsHED AS A REFUGE Ppo,,
QUACKERY. H llieffNN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

| MEETING LAST EVENING SPEECHES BY GEN.
GREGORY AND wM. HOWARD DAY.
| A public meeting, to promote the education OF
the colored people in Wilmington, and in other
portions of Delaware was held on Friday evening
in the African Union NJ. E. Chapel, on French
| street.
The Rev. Benjamin Scott was called to the
chair, and DR.. Cameron was appointed Secretary
The choir sang 20 for thousand tongues tn
sing, &c., /" and prayer was offered by the Rev. T..
Chippey.
The chairman then introduced Major General
f.. NJ. Gregory, Asst. Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau, who gave very interesting nc
count OF the progress of education among the
| Freedmen in the Southern States, especially in
Texa. and Maryland Ills chief aim seemed to
be TO rouse the colored people Of Wilmington 20
be prompt, active, sVf-sustaining, and ndcpend-
rni IN the great work oi educating themselves
ard their children To prepare them for the i'm.
portant duties that would soon dcyolyc on tlicm
us lrcc clllzcns OF Il free country. Foi an houi
and a-half the crowded audience listened attcn.
lively TO his earnest instructions. His frequent
rallies OF wit and sodcrly expressions of patriot
Ism elected the most rapiurous applause, and
when he was leaving the meeting the audience
babe him good night with three hearty cheers
General Gregory was succeeded by Prof Day,
| superintendent of Schools under the Freedmen
Bureau, in Maryland and Delaware Those who
have heard Mr. Day will understand lis when We
say that he was fully himself. His thorough
scholarship, and especially his attachments ms d
llnsuisl, give him mastery over the English Ian
Euase, that enables him 70 hold his audience sub
Ject TO his VIII. Ills style Is exceedingly Deauti-
full and the manner in which lie brings historical
facts TO illustrate and enforce his argument. shows
that he is cininently qualified for the position lie
now occupies The Professor is 4 scll-mad,
man. aud is bright example Of what one may
attain TO by patience, perseverance, and industry
NJ the close OF his eloquent address the Doxolog,
was sung and the Bcncdiction pronounced, whei
the meeting adjourned.
Alter the meeting, q committee Of three, Of
which John W. Layton is chairman, voluntucrc,
to undertake the collection OF funds sufficient t,
purchase lot and erect Il school-house in furth
crlcc of the object of the meeting,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

The IAN ON TRAyEL.-We have seen n table
showing that from September LIST, 1864, the date
when our State law imposing tax OH travel went
INTO ehect' to September LIST, 1867, period of
three years, The P, W. & B. r. X. has paid this
TAX 10 the amount Of 1921 ,371 IL or about 800
VoV per year. The tax is Of course paid entirely
by the travelling community, and falls heavily
on many whose business require. treatment or rcg-
ular travel.
1t is simply an arbitrary levy of III CENTS NOR
head on every passenger without regard tn Tho
frequency of the trips made or the length Of dis.
lance Travelled, and does not admit of the teduc.
tions usually made by Railroad Companies ID
regular passengers in the way of Communication
and season tickets
A case in point has recently come under our
notice. young lady in this city teaching school
up the road short distance goes to and fro on
inc cars. She gets her season ticket a, half price
which Is FIG. per quarter Of this amount the
e1a'e gets 80. and the company 60. We're il
NOT Tor this tax she need not pay but 81. or rs.
per quarter.
inns single example is sufficient to show orr
readers that 1t is not the Railroad Companv mr.
any other corporation which suffers fro,o ,his
imposition. but the people whose business. re.
qulres them to travel. And it, like all law,
passed by the Democratic Club representing =.
few people in the two lower counties, which has
made our laws for the past few years, bears with
peculiar severity on the people of this section
and is intended to do SO.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

CAHnYiSa CA1TlE.-Thc Philadelphia VIII
mington " Baltimore road are commencing to
carry large numbers of cattle, which they receive
at Baltimore, from the Baltimore IL Ohio road.
On Thursday night they carried 80 car loads. and
Friday night 90 The cattle come from Ohio and
West Virginia. This road has never heretofore
been extensively engnged in this bnsincss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

ACkNowLEDGMENIs.-Thc American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, acknowl-
edge in the October number Of the Missionary
HedM, the receipt Of the following amounts
from Delawarc;-Forest Presbyterian Church,
Middletown, $500; Female Missionary Society
New Castle, $3.50; Central Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, s13s,5oi Hanover Church, Whining
ton $4,000. Total 1888.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

JOHN B. GouGH.-The luxury of hearing this
extraordinary man is not obtainable by every
community. He has been obliged to decline
over four hundred invitations to lecture the COM
ing winter, owing to prior engagements. The Y.
NJ. Christian Association, of Central Church, was.
however, among the fortunate parties, who Sc
cured him for two lectures. How 1t was man
aged may be a matter for gratifed wonderment,
yet the fact is there and we predict great crowd
Of the elite Of our citizens in the Institute the
evenings of October 18th and 18th.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

THE BOMBAY Hook r. R.-Our South Jersey
exchanges are very enthusiastic in their efforts to
have the Vincand Railroad connect with a rail-
road THIS side of the Delaware A correspond
ent Of Bridgeton paper says that n number
Of landowners on the proposed route from
Vincland to Stoe Creek will give the right of
way, Others have agreed to furnish the ties in
addition to furnishing the land, and Others
sun Will grade their portion OF the road. Ibis
correspondent says the road must connect with
Delnware Peninsula and will do il if Delawarean.
VIII let II, but fear is expressed that the movers
m the Bombay Hook road will eyincc such apathy
that they may defeat the project altogether We
do not know how well grounded This fear Inny
be. Of one thing we feel quite sure. that there /,
lar more Interest manifested in the enterprise in
Jersey than IN Delaware. There is evidently a
desire III This State to have road to run to the
Delaware river; whether il will run from VIII
mngton TO Pennsgroyc, or from Bombay Uool,
TO Stoe Creek, or whether it will be the Delaware
Central Railroad to Little Creek or Port Mahon
depends upon the amount of enterprise aud deter.
mlnation exhibited by the rival parties.-.Smy,no
Times,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

RAILROAD AccIDENr.-The freight train com
Ing North on the Delaware Road, ON Friday night,
when crossing the State road, three miles below
New Castle, at $40 clock, ran into n horse and
carriage and completely demolished the latter.
The team belonged to Mr.. Morgan, of Cecilton.
Nd, who was driving it, and had with him in the
carriage man named VIM. Dillwortli, consider
ably Intoxicated, whom he had taken up on the
road. Morgan jumped out in time to escape In.
jury, but Dillworth was thrown into ditch nlonn.
side the road and the wreck of the carriage
thrown upon him. The train was stopped. Tic
man In the ditch lifted up, taken aboard, brought
to this city and DR.. Jones sent for to attend him
A thorough examination of him was made, n nd
II was found that, though stunned he had scarce.
~ received a scratch or bruise. Az he wanted {,
go to Philadelphia he awaited himself of the pcr
mission given him to get aboard the train, and
left for that city. lie was stranger to the ma,
who owned the team
All search for the horse last night was inciliec
tual, but this morning farmer coming to mar
ket found him near the scene of the accident will
the harness and part of the shafts attached t,
MIN, apparently sound and in good condition
The only serious sufferer by this remarkable nc
cldent was the carriage, which was completed,
torn to pieces. The train was running at higl
rate OF speed, and we are informed that the engi
neer saw Dillworth go whirling up into the air a
the engine passed. 1t is supposed he was throw
~ feet skyward. He Is rising man.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

To BE ON EXnITiTIoN,-Glusscrs splt-load-
ing Excavator, or seli-loading aud unloading
wagon, will be on exhibition ut the Agricultural
Fair in this city, on the 10th inst.
For ditchng, grading streets or roads, ,vc &c,
it is claimed that it will save 100 per cent. With
one pair of horses and one man or boy, it will
remove as much earth us four horses and carts
and ten men.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
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THE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVERED.
formula of rrOf TrOusscau of Paris, cures Conump
ton, Lung diseases. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Muras.
mus Gc,cral Debility and all morbid conditions of
the system dependent deficiency orviial force. 1t
Is pleas ut to taste, and single bottle will convince
the most sccltCal Of It's virtue the great healing
remedy nithc age Il bottle ar Fix bottles for 49,
sent By Express. Sold by :. q. uplIAM. No. 20 :.
Eighth ST., Philadcphii and principal druggists.
Circulars sent free
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

SUDDEN DEArH.-Charles Chance, employed by
Mrs. Jones, at Eleventh and Market streets, as
her gardener, went to the cellar Thursday after
noon for scuttle of coal, and few minutes af-
forwards the servants heard him fall. The coal
had been brought upstairs, and it is supposed
that he had set the scuttlc down and gone back
to shut the door when lie fell head foremost to
the bottom Of the steps When taken up he was
almost liieless and soon died. Deceased was
about % ycars Of age, and had been about at
tending to business during the whole day, and in
apparently his usual health. II generally sup
posed that death resulted from a sudden attack Of
heart disease or paralysis which caused him to
ialI, though the fall might possibly have been
suiiieent to cause death, had no such attack pre-
ceded.it.
Deceased was taken to the residence Of his
danghter-in-law, where Deputy Coroner Curry
held IN inquest on his remains. and the Jury rem.
dered verdict in accordance with the facts
Chance, by the way, is the man it was said
Manluh Intended to murder when he broke into
Mrs. Jones house.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
Grapsllrrs' 6ulde.
TT, rEzsasszzl PHILADELPHIA, VIII:
80 @t!aa33.-.'t.s.tS MINGTON AND BAlTiMchb
WI MiIAn TIME TAIlLE

'HN'i t'Ni lime iRbLh,
"NMENt1SG MONDAY. EprEABER, 9on''o7
,WA-iiINs'roN aVESi'E, - f,,nwsi
"Al-N VI rnAlN NJ SGp n. NJ. Sunday cxeep
90 S, i!; .ia 4 A. regular w saSns
sxPekS- TRAIN al i2.o0 N. Sundays cxcep-
ExPsss TAiN s at ssa so Sundays except
lei, 'fNutiow, Elnwood Claymont Wilmington, New
Town, Perryvillc Havre-de-1racc, Aberdeen, Perry
n.ans. Edscwood, Magnolia, Chaac's and Semmcrs
NIGHT EXPRESS al ii.oo p. NJ, tDailyl for Bulti-
more md Washington, Connects at Wilmington
Saturday excepted with Delaware Railroad Line
s,Ss a, Key Gase Maaew Syo n, Po s
nacns At Crisileld With Boat for Fortress Monroe,
NmG,ik, Portsmouth and the snaih.
Nnnior and Nurfoh, will take the i2 % NJ. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS
Stopping al all si",io l,, between Phadephih and
Leave Philadelphia 1t is9, $4,000 and ii;;s III,
bsaSae Railroad o aord and int eS s
tlens. The 600 +. NJ. train runs to New Castle.
Leave Wniins',,9. NJ 7.co and 500 A. Nj, 40
THROI'GiI TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
cave Wilmington at 10 4oA NJ, is.ao, $50 aud
''' CHESTER FOR PHIL lDELpnIA.
Sol, I. 20 and 1881 p. Nj.
FROM BALTlMoRE 70 rlliL;ADELtiiiA.
Leave Baltimore at I.25 A. NJ, Way Mail g.ah A.
NJ, Express. 2.l5 PM. Expcss, i9j T. NJ Expires
STD p. NJ. Express
From Baltimore 70 Pot Deposit asd intermediate
stations ut 800 T. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
Pcryyillc ut GiT A. NJ, fur Baltimore and interme
diao stations
Trains tor Baltimore leave Chester at 9I2 A. NJ.
and 4. %, T.. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1000 A
Nj, and Los T.. NJ.
Freight train with Passenger Car attached will
leave Wilmington for Perryyilc and intermediate
stations ut l.S5 T.. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore al s.b3 +. NJ, stopping at llasIc
dc-tfacv lerryyille and Wilmington Also stope al
Nnrth-East, Ei;tnn and Newark % take passuiscrs
for Philadelphia, and leave passengers from Washing
ton " l,alimorc,) and at Cke-c I" leave assenger-
f-o..i hainIur, u. Washington.
H. H. KENNil Suluriniriutt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

GREEN BRANCH DITcn which drains con-
siderable tract of valuable land in Kent county is
being cleaned out. 1t is expected that the work
will besfinished by the first of Decemher
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

New FREIGHT LlsEs.-Thc Reybold steam
boat company have placed on the route between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, daily propeller
line, for freghting. The consequence Is that tho
competition between 1t and the old shriver
Ericsson" line is warm, and the prices of carri-
age are greatly reduced. II is also stated that the
P.W.& B.Co having failed to act in harmony with
the Baltimore & Ohio road, the through freight
from Philadelphia designed for the latter road is
now shipped by the Ericsson line, through the
canal to Baltimore instead of by rail as hereto
fore
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

TIM HICKS ENGINE Co.-Thcrc is a rllnor in
New Castle that the works lately occupied BY
this caved-in corporation Will be taken by til,
Hicks Engine Company of Salem, Mass, and
that the latter Company will continue the bust
ness at New Castle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

FIFfdfl q T9Itff ,FIom Ht0n Soon Nb'NschNW
PAGs. sth, April, 1861, o. Rue Family, ST. lIonorc.
VIII you bs kind enough to have forwarded t. me
h re 900 bottles of your Indian Lniment IL you VIII
send ut the same lime the accourt. ! will forward
you the amount through Mcssre Belmont & Co,
New York
Baron solomon Rothschd having recommended to
many Of his friends Major LANES EMINENT, aud
they being DESTROYS to procure IT, he shonld advise
him To establish Il drpot IN Paris
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

With my Patent Stencil Tools. l prepay samples
tree. Beware of infrngers My circulars will ex-
plain. Address A. j. PULLMAN, springflcd, Vt.
OK 10 800 per month and travelling expenses,
N y paid good agents to sVll our Patent EVerast-
Ing hie Wire Clothes Lines, Stotr rye and Ad-
'Iress ''American Wire Co !" 1872 Broadway, n. Y.