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New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

ry1O CONTRACTORS-PR FOR
J sTREET INPROyEMRNrs and FOR TIE sJIFLd Vf
6EWER PIPES Sep1raie sealed proposals. eAch III
- with The hc iar which be offered me name OF
tbs person aud he date Of u Resenia9on VII % e
-irs Al tbs Oh until n O'Clock oi hONDAl Jh il
tbs sprv 20 600 uea feet Of SEWER ani DHAN TX
also M the construction Of SbN bln a. vn
~i1. fspec i2) Fhythidst, between Fourth aud
fsoee l5) IN Eigdtf0h EghtrsNih, and Echy,eSenY
I'm Fonh and Fnhave. Sprc "a In FortsiIth and ftv
-. from present terminAou 70 the llndoa vI t
hcween Eighth and Tenhaves tSpec -
FitTdrstst and through Fieh 70 he. Hh.H
ave spe J In Tweniy.fhhst, between Lenih ana
F.hthaye between Seventeenth aud Eghteehh s NJ
sT construction OF CBOSS-WALKS eund edand p,
nt Eleventh ami Twelfth aYes; and broadss! Sns
sTOyE.BLOcK PAVEMEETS, IN heeondaye, rom sh9us US
1,b.r.ftbsi also ~ Enst Broome 10 sprngst also IN
qtt ftn PauTtb To Finsves; also IN Ninety 'eoondst
fm Thirsvr hast River; also. IN Wesst from thAOe
.st and also l Thrtysecond st. from f0hrtn 70 ,.i.
and forms or be obtained on appheA0n ~ VIE
ohcs rr,o.,,e .-r,upNo
TToShss ToSfnE & sTPgRhSSu PgRiisSu croo' Ap' Board
A W. CRAVEN.
a.. Co. AT. DanArtlant June N. lAlI
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Ueahin9 CarOs. &sr.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No 1O4 Full
lAhrd l3l5l
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
vi PAYY-comnsness hoadsy December a. isee leave Sss
YORK foo, Btreaysi !eonnees!ng WIN Lsnsn R,
s tram MsrrsowB Aoeommotanon eaves M1o n hAehsa
ti1 l.v.. t 5.30 m MouistoWn kIpress e. In al
ta ~ Above = 70 hs"a4L 1ts 70 so..a
snd ,krss b sgmni RBgkTHoVDi Sshslh spsfn"Assse
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
CTEAM COMMUNICATION
- BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AND AUSTRALIA,

TAAAMAI
THE PANAMA NEwzEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL
MAIL COMPANY dispatch the 2ih o. each month from
PANAMA TO WELLINGTON, n g., AND TIE AUSTRALlAN
COLONlgs connecting with Of the PACl1C MALI
srgA,,stup COMPANY Ieayiug NEw.yORK FOR AsPINWALL
COLON on The Ib Of month First and second class passengers
vii be veyd under through kss At The following rates From New"
go % ports In Newzeand 70 sydnsy OF hs0ourns $40 70 . 20
for si eass s2s to S2i9is 'eoOnd paJaos " On''
gold ,.-,..,,
SPECIAL steamers rsn to newly discovered gold region Of Hohnf'
EeFZsaaad. 90
Agemsus are now completed for issuing through o oi .'hs
Freight payable here . ,, ,,,,,
Po , issop application be made to the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No. 50 walst, or 70
CHARLES W. WEST Agent,
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Eectures ano Alsetirgs.

Gectures ano Alsetirgs.
4 ABOR AND CAPITAlr-IheT legitimate 70
aad o'clock The public invited
MOT ICE.-The Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Aocop and a lot Owner. their deeds are herso(
M and rsor4s % attend election of ohcu 90 lhUhDAt
ar ~ nl,o 49, ~ !. Ss.-s..,- WILLIAM T DIXON.
THOMAs JACEsoS Prsadsat
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CorporatloH Eoiicc5.

CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NO
\ I.. rI.- r to Gle orurr ornel occupant er ocr1
n.,H. rf IH's iHrf.r. urFolel L1Hb fi,cI
f tr nf. A.ss..lf l.ft NHtn ,nuieie., nra ore
afo t. no4 oi Ascsors o elimination BY oil per-
f... interested. flt
d.. ia. t c3 street teveen ~ and fih avenues
fu' .f ' lt.rrcl lh ari ail a' urn>
Il. Doc i.. lI l'rk sJ,. hrtrr'a Wee hfgai4iy
Ihr rr. tt.h cad i sfet' h6tfc-n White and arr
.tra. a. 4 tI,' letarra tosl ae aud bin street, and
..f.,,l t,rtff aad ..afc. sfu+ts
-ilrl rtr.t
In -. r srrh t-re lc1is a DE- several l'tes
.' r.- iui. fr nfrr o. -'i 'i-' '1
I" boot. o. 90 tur O l to fL sItnue., aad te e-s 1le
a. s...Hs. from .el nf.I street.
r..aL LtiI t'.s 81 -.. -fsr Ir0a fa % tI ateulcs
F f.f t ~ Y.rL s... fIu N t-i BTuiuaF o. 81 IJHad
-.. s.i C.eh .e-s fua lt- 90 "'.srr street.. "ta
ff o. Na-.rt streets. lth " natf
t 80 80 coirdi sfi ll Kr street aa both sides q While
.f.frt. tf...er ter..r rat Etrrr tf.ft.
f.tf u.l o. Lewis Broome to stsrtou streets
rars arrrf-l b thr nanfa Assess
lefusstr4
@ W rslots l ftHc, o. en- oi ihe unierFnei a. ihe~
tcrf' House Ni.lia
D.. u nl ..s n
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firemcrks.

j
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS FIREWORKS!
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS
The undersigned respectfully call Of Committees o.
cites and Ola; Intend celebrating the coming Fourth OF July 70
large and bsuii i stock Of exhibition public private dis
plays which prepared 10 furnish quantity and at short
Committees will God grst their stvantige b. making ey
spphaon for their displays a the Laboratory Jersey City at
sgeuces in NewNOrk at no 81 CeiaI aud No u J0hn-st
All ors by mr otherwise for exhibition work will Be
promptly attended to ard Satisfaction guaranteed
J. g. l. EDGE
Pyrotechniss jersey CITY n. J.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
THOMAS CONAN. Committee
ErGFyE WARD Bo1rI uf Aldermen.
rLIEta CILhIN gn.,s coFm.,,s, on
JOIN S GILMORE Boaul %. couucilmen

NHi'OEAJ lON MI I'LL uhlV N"lNt -
ODE orcHfitt o. o'rnIhi. Cd"
u lore. au o,. rDrs '"i ans az ed ilr1' '.i
he I'D rr Ialc leH rni4f.''i a.f are ol-nlh -
oI,e o. A,slors nt taI.hiol r m peons n'ei
q
Ft jog feustur rrarg. setting cnrb snd ce'tone' ani
-ua siruais .ih atcHu" rou w n IHA sNees A'
street llarrrrt STREET in thr 700 lirnif
f,4t far paving blocks William street iom beaver
sfrrtt p.llI street. .--,.-.. 81,
. Frrrco,nr grading ard 'e'irg curb end surs''ne'
9Th srr.-. betassu slh rfsrIf H.i br'4Iwal. -
cinlf.ce b EUtH seiIrlt Include al t' ~
of ground. ios pare s o ae asI On
of bet 2h and l-L streets h''
th siet o., llGtI raI iar~u'c STREET 60 lni hA
s s I0 avenues. both Of 2oh street 10 poh "a
t Ile. sa.. nf atl al,rrf. a..
-,.l. roth W street from Beaver 70 lear street. a
f f side street. both sides Of N"uih h'h ,u '
OF Pearl direct o point nal Nay pm WI
- ~ Id streets. g. hs south side Of caftr street ah ue
nod Side Of Hanover square IoAt hai Was from "lam I" nan
60 strrr. ,a, ...--.. O., u,,.fVav 70 the
,..-t ef f.Iftle uu,t rlfi 7ud snuu of tth sifre.
r.e-, Affected bf tie a''' usnN A,
e orru-. To- e or other o ihe 'ie
t ft tf- oil II ODE ln1rrssu' ~
Uih'I street. basement Ne" toHi' '"-''' "'N'' 'Y
t.t. fom tl. date of tt.s stnuCe ..,r,
IOHN D. OrTlnELL, Board OF Assessors
ISAAC a. HlAif
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gales bp 2uriior.
IVCTION NOTTCE-BY HENRY II. LEEDS
q s MINER-HENY "a. LEEDs. Auctoneer


- SUPERB SALE
s. peree1s'r Clhe Nases. relies Of Mare Antoinee
Of Tratce Co he soI 0 the benefit The NQmeus los
So r tr.t .u. ft ltSAl June ~ 90 ID ocoeA a. " t-o
scs g7 and 5l9 Broadway cofaT IWtu1ha~ o'u
gaHr o .-,. s- ,r,-,. Ao-.. -blv mounted IL
"A Turquoise formerly belonging 90 Ware AhiObe'e ~
=. .. France probably ilc most tesaA' ~ie1e' e'o' ' "
-. rlat of elaboration and design .--s,.-.-
m oi se,res Vases jewels supsrOly painted turning Oh
.-,t. r.,stiel in lr0uze turec. ,..- 3,-.s
Ilo rs ditto Old ss,Tes, ditto set With jewels bronze o'''
81 Tea Set Of od Seyres set with jewels consisting OF O'P
- t..rm SUGAR and Tea Po &C. iu ealset lined l s'
m % od Serrrs and Gard Receives, ezqulseN p"Ni
i,,erri p..e Vases ditto ,.s 20 .-4isi, Grorps
,- trarv-Seven superb pieces consisting o sr'0
- u Basis with elaborate Peies.als all Iecei'7l u''' '''A
G1re c-.--i -.-.-t .-,,. ana rralern Clocks With
- I'd arcs suIte entirely rev ~ design ahl F'i' o
y, some real Bronze Figures by the best ar S. ,
s.ee articles exhibition free az nr -o''e
a. s public 70 examine these supcIU Ai' f " ''
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
.alOD 3 OAriEr
Jouy D. orrlwElL. Board Of A''essoTi
Irfft %. llNI

TU,TOEATIUN NOIIIE.-'TIe VOmmIttpe
Y o. Nsr.s I nr.r.hr. Of tlc tommol Council wiz met 10
OIL. li.uI af t El u. trr "t ilnr rei ile -,D l.,'
rt -,l . m A rer1- Interested favor 81 continuation
. .r.e rt f tlor cif"-'l thtt' AI Ie
cons rl.- ,re~ro-s lt'l o" l-i' tending To aF
.r- the prr'u' markets 90 tne uanu,r ~ eate ei.i's
connection fhfesth
,i IL .-o. o. ,ur ~Fr OF giving acr We've
.I.H uh fht subject hr considered hr tr saii 'omwe"
autfr ps.at ai &c u4olcl-eutore- hnc aa1 rc
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Amrsemrnts.

Amrsemrrts.
WALLaACKs. n,,
SECOND WEEK
FOURTH ANNUAL bNGAGBMET
Nj DAN BRYANT
PRODUCTION
Of sle great Ir'h Dama Of
SHAMUS RIEN.
THIS BviQIEG.
,,,,, EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER notice,
Wal be presented le Nes lsh Drama acs by Messrs
McDonou-h agd T. G. Mssder entitled
SHANIUS OBRIEN,
BOULD BOY or GLENGALLt
TALE or IT,
with
Picturesque Grouping
Characteristic Dances
Beautiful Songs.
Rrcitng TabI.saH
Appropriate Overture Incidental Music
Afrtngd expressly r the piece b. the late JOHN COOKE ESQ.,
CAST OF REMARKABLE STRENGTH AND RARB BxCRLLENCB
SHAMUS OERlN. the " houd boz O'l
Gleugal" wih a Patriotic Song emitted
"THE GREEN ABOVE TIE RID"
Written expressly for the piece By John IAN T2RVANT
OWES bTGlS IRON sEbbcTeca. .....
DBNNY DOYLE. tAr Hper..............
TIHGIEENOLEARY an Old Harper
SUPPORTED BY FUTL AND Efficient COMPANY
"RUCTION JIG"
The Music composed expressly for tue Daae By John BoughAu
Tu active preparation Drama written By Mu Heury
horiord and John Brougbah, expressly for br Brysat
D LAST NIGHT But TWO OP
Mr. AND MRS. SELDIN IRWIN
WILD IRISH GIRL. DAY IN PARIS songs Dances Sc PRE-
SUMPrINE EYIDKNCK
Tomorrow Evening beneht Of Ah aud hAs SBLDfN IRWIN
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
prlililuq.
penhstyn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org-
y lci o srrt uinu OXIDE s le'hin'ser D. 70 ae
rfrl br e medical pn'as jon. d0 nrr- i IN
rNtCI IElIl uL .e. certainly to tat NlIHOl. IAlh-s'
l..i.H
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NV parAnrxEyr. BunsAu OF srnAn Es0IsEEaNe.l

Ds, Moines low. Anil q 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

NOTICE-By virtue OF a certain Mortgage
~ on Steamship MBRRIAACB, executed by the Senios A
Reausp Copluy v the ua,on Steamship C,1P,y ti 0coei "
House n The City o. NrH-lork october ~
$50 and sso drlv fed n Ohce Register Of the CITY 1t
Cont Of EevY on the day ef Ocoer 1855 and the l
October which default l payment ls been made
gwen that accordance wia s terms all co-
std viii IN SAlE at .uc'on on Au
1867. 70 O'Clock that 'rr No f Norm
Rirgst) Newiork the 0d st.sp hLlhAth h
at tackle apparel. A. IeI OF sale cash
y 49, ~ Ys-t 19r-. HAMMOND CLEVELAND
-,- ..r. for ortr No l57 BruaIWav n J.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
OrFiCE oF AI,uI CLOlHIss AND Eorr.GE. )

NACHT VESTA at AUCTION-Hhe celc-
s, yseht VESTA z0l tons fal inventory eIcert or
der ore ye,r lust r-snel from Europe she vel known p. '
yat viii De sold on board a. foot Of o. 9l
Isy u I'd y o'clock e. Lawrence Aurt4uee She car te
s u lt day sale Fo par.claIs inquire NO 10 C
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
NEW-YORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP 90

MN -lUNh G. OhDMLN D LdIcAlI w.
THE CHEAPEST LINZ
THE FTRST-CLASS q. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
WESTERN METROPOLIS, Capt WEI WEIR
viii lssYe Pier No 4C T.. SATURDAY. Jule 20 At noon,
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
tapr passengers Soulam Havr aud Bremen h following s
Paris London - additional
Tist Il bin. all0. Second Cabia Gia; Stsrrn.e, So
Prom bremen. Southampton and Hayle to NesIDrE:
F,rstCl $40; Second Cahi1 80; Scrragc, 4iJ
EXCURSION TICKBTs OUT AND HOME:
TJrs.C CABIN SZi0 Second Cabin slj0. sleeTage, elo
Northern Light 10 Atlantic y
Fo eigh eIpresare bills Of e1cahge, passage apply 70
ISAAC TAYLOR. President, 10 q BIotdNsv
A NERTCAN CITIZENS going to EUROPE,
n should Obtain PASSPORTS from JOHN LANk lkL Iniiei
Pspor; Agent No " Ceuiesi New oih u'1i e 0 %
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU
United states Passports dreable to ayeeTs issued By J. h.
HOERS Passport Agent, No 262 broadway.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE
No g53 Rroadway Twenty third stNAIH HANIEL EAION
Notary Pabc Commissioner Travellers to EuTole must have
PasspOta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
CRITTENDEN'S
COMM ERGIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion of three
stories Of the large double building At tho N corner Of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH Streets is well lighted
and lifted up Ia style of elegance aud convenience
which iH unsurpassed,
The instruction given here Is Of the most practical and
character. The appreciation OF It's value Is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly seven
hundred students were il attendance and also by the
situations, and the large number Of applications made
to the College for them.
The course ofinatruction ineudes
BO0K-KEEPIN0,
which Ia taughtin all It's departments and applications
lust as II 10 Practiced by the best accountants and bus
men, Each student opdns writes out and closes
several set Of books adapted TO the various branches
trade makes out iu proper form the various papers used
count Currents, Account GALES, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C.. and is instructed IN the large
vAEaly Of Transactions and customs business liie
PENMANsHIp.
which is important 10 every business man receives
especial attention and the method Of instruction pursued
here is we'll calculated to make elegant and rapid panmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest," Profit and Loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange, &c Ii taught In its shortest aud most ap-
GoNnEaciI LAW, MArHKxArcs, and DerRoriaa couN
BRFR NoTgs included In the course Of Instruction
TELEGRAPHING
both by Sound aud Paper Is taught by ofhe best
OF practical experienced operators and every facility
Ia afforded for acquiring full knowledge OF all the
minutie Of the profession.
A department has been opened for the reception o
Of ladies instruction in this branch. Thegreat and
Increasing demand for COMPETENT operators, offers un
usual opertunf stor remunerRuNe emplOYhlent
As instruetiss Is given to each student separately
those who WISH oener for any particular branohean de
/ so.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
House Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks,
oordng to the number Of hours daily devoted TO H..
handsome Diploma with the seal Of tho Inst tuition It
tAched is awarded on graduation.
Students are received any time, aud INSTRUCTED
| at such hours as may hest suit their convenience
Catalogues containing terms, So may be obtalue
/ gratis on application.
E-CRTTBNDEE's series Of Practical Treatiaes BooE
| md Iunuu II foFat
Students on Commercial Law, for sale at the College.
S.H, ORITTFNDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal
SESSIONS-l867.

The buildings and grounds have been placed In com
pete order and filled up with new furniture especially
adanted for the comfort and convenience of Students
Rooms are furnished for the oldest boys in Colleges
private study free the confusion and restraint
school room.
Tho Course Of instruction ia thorough and practical
designed to al young for admission to our best
Colleges, or for the active dutiesof the farm shop
counting house
y the liberRliy ofths Board Trustees, eaemy
Is furnished with library ofl20O0 volumes, and one
the best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical aPpa
acquiring complete scientha and Mathematical eduea-
ton far superior to most gehoolsin our country.
The bost Teachers will be employed and no labo
spared to secure the proper moral mental aud physea
training ofthe young men entrusted to his care Term
EDWARD b PORTER,
Newark, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

Letters to any part Of the United States, GEMS TOT
each ounce or part thereof n -, L.
Drop Letters, cents AdYeruseu LETTERS eon'' !"
addition to the regular rates.
Valuable Letters may be registered on appneAupn az
the oce Of mailing and the payment Of registration
0,s u OF exceeding 20 cents; 80. -, -,
Transient Newspaper ferlodlealsi ramphe.a, ~ ~
nathalie printed matter leKeept circulars anu pooksl
cents for each and every four ounces pouoe these Aeh
are charged for books IA, 49,.
must be 90 arranged that the can be eonve
nsnIy examined By POstmAstars II not letter postage
will be charged -, -
In1esed circulars Ito one address) not exceeding in
number cents; and In the same proportion FOR great
All Postage Matter for delivery wlthin the United
States must bs prepaid by stamps except duly certified
letter. OF soldiers and sailors.
IeiierS 10 Canada aud other British North American
provInces when 5000 miles 10 cents for each
4 ounce. when 5000 miles, 10 cents Prepayment
Letters to Great Britain Ireland "a cents Prepay
/ ment optional - n.
| msnt optional. - 90 A.. l.
The United gtates in Of from one 70 thirty dollars
Commissions are sums less than ten dollars 10 cents
ten 10 twenty dollars 10 eentsi twenty to thirty dollars
20 cents.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
s.H. ORITTENDEN & co
souENoK,s sEHwRED TONIC,

This medicine, invented bv Dr. j. H scHENoK, Of Phila
delphia is intended to dissolve the food and make II into
ehyme the rst process Of Digestion BY cleansing the
stomach with schenek's Mandrake Pills the Tonic soon
the appetite and food that could not be eaten be-
fore using It will be easily dgested.
Consumption cannot be cured by sohenck'a pulmonle
Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy and
the appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pills
quirod In nearly every Of consumption. half
dozen bottles of tue sEAWEED TONIC and three four
boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ord-
nary case Of dyspepsia
pr. schenek makes professional visits In New York,
Boston, and at his principal Office In Philadelphia every
week. SEQ daily papers Of eaon place, or bis pamphlet
on consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe when purchasing that the two ikeneaseH
Of the Doctor when in the last stage Of Consumption
aud the other he s In perfect health on tho
Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price 80 per bottle
or $3.50 the hall dozen All letters for advice should b.
addressed to DR.. seheneks Principal Onoe No. 10 NORTH
9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Go N. Y.
s. s. Hanee Baltimore, Nd; John D. Parke Cincinnati
Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago, ILL., Collins Bros. ST.
| Louis, Mo. oct26-lHt W. ca. mo. yr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

,.t Z, : lass oonstitutesa square.
IN. iai. ,seft' oa 80 cents per square.
~ SUE ~ Tor lines singh Insertion 20 cents
X. oUeNA AND sAThsnAAsN . oySry
Tge'es .asrte No subscriptions Will be received i9I
able 10 moathB and paper discontinued until
less than paid unlsssAt Inception Of thePub
/ shsr am v IouRNAI AND srkTEsMAN 10 pub
The Nses F,lany al TWO DOLLARS PER ANNuh,
llshsh sayanes orTHREE DOLLARS at the ena OF
The pyyssarsnENTs not exceeding sgSarewlll BE I'M
.a tor every subsequent insertion longer ones
N ihe same proportion ..,,,o,. s,a,,ny thu time
b, published, will be continued unul they
they Mi aud charged according to the above torms.
Divllege u Annual Advertisers is strictly limited
t s,r avn Immediate business; and all adyertlsements
70 tns bsnsht Of other persons, as we'll Aa all aoSeise
loI nj Immediately connected wish their own pusl
nsa md all cAsea Of Ady.rsements N engh o. o'Iss
ns havond the limits engaged, Will be charged ~ the
wse rstes For all such transient advertising bills WI
ssuaney rendered. and prompt payment Is desired
70 psrnag INSERTION OF their Advertisements Rnd
.0s on tuesdays and Fridays our advertisers are ~
Al theIr favors be handed In previous te
L,na osioek. A. NJ. on Mondays aud ThuradaSu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
JournaI aud statesman Time-Table,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WHINING UN'
DECEMBER Gath, 1866.

Carefully corrected vitA every changes
rnAtNs LEAVE wiLMINaToR PoR PHILADELPHIA
AL 10 minutes efter 7 O'Clock, morning.
Al 20 minutes after s CLOCK, morning.
Al 25 minutes before | O'Clock, morning.
Al 28 minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
Al o'clock, afternoon.
Al 10 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after 6 o'clock, evening.
Al minutes before 10 O'Clock, night.
Al IL minutes before IL O'Clock, night.
Al 80 minutes after 6 O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
AL II minutes before IL O'Clock, night, Sundays.
TnAtEs LRAvn PHILADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON
AtI5 minutes after 4 O'Clock, morning.
Al 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al 10 minutes before 10 O'Clock, morning,
Al 80 minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
At 8 O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 4 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 9 o'clock, evening.
At II O'Clock, night.
Al 80 minutes after II o'clock, night.
Al l6 minutes after O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
AZ II O'Clock, night, Sundays.
| Al so minutos after IL O'Clock. night, Sundays
raAIEs LRAvn WILMINGTON ron NEW CASTLE.
Al 10 minutes after 10 O'Clock, morning.
| At 80 minutes after 8 o'clock, evening.
Al 26 minutes before 8 o'clock, night.
TRAINS LRAvn NEW OAsTLR FoR WILMINGTON,
At O'Clock, morning.
At s minutes after 10 o'clock, morning,
At 6 o'clock, evening.
| -
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at "a o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at 10 minutes before U, morning
Leaves Philadelphia at 2, afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
RAILROAD LINES
DaiLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON A
A BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE

Daai.LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AN
A BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER Path, 1885,
inRton Avenue, az follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 41b A. NJ fAfopd.v axeantad , A..
Ana Warrington, stopping at Chester. Will
rewa5k, Ekton, Norh-Eaat, Perryvile, Havrs
cee-or,oes Aberdeen, Perrymans Edgewood Magnolia
chase,s and stemmer's Run.
WAfiMAIL TRAIN ats;sO A. M Sundays excopted)
los nA'lmote stopping at all Re uAr Stations. Con
Meeting with Delaware Rail Roti at WllmInrton Tor
'r ETPRE Esa 1 int me Stations
for baltimore and Washington, -"
hp1ipkESs TRAIN at 500 P. NJ. Sundays excepted,
or Baltn orea4d Washington stopping al Chester Thur
low, Linwood. claymont, Wiin-' nRlon Newark FIkton
Norh-East, Perryyle HaVre-de dracs Aberdeen Perry
mans, Edgewood, MagnoD = Chases ana slemmeI RIM
NIGHT EXPRESS at TOO p Nj fdsiy1 FOR Bali
more and Washington. connects al Wilmington with
n M,dS, haroA9 Line tSaturdays exeepted) stopping
o. Miuoleowns smyrna Dover, Harrington, seaord,
snsDrry, Princess Anne and Connecting al Crisdeid
"'sn Doa. of Norfolk Portsmouth, and the South
Anu Norioik VIII take the li.a6 A. NJ. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and vii
Leave PhiladephlA at 1880 AGO. $780, and II 30 tallyl
r "a The 400 2. NJ train conneea with Delaware Raj.
Nj trsn s - Sna intermediate stations The p.
dAiyJ Pm. - WV anu Wv
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington AZ 1926 A. NJ, 4.IO and os2P.m.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
100 and 1927 P. NJ. - ~ 80 -
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore 1926 A. NJ, WAY Mail. eas A. NJ Ex,
NJ. Express. - ->F'N'' S-o -
From Baltimore to uavre dooraee and iptsrmedlata
stations at 400 P. NJ ~
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 40 and 9i2 A. Mand3ssPM
wilmington At 5.23, 1000 A. M. and 4isP N.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at s25 P. NJ. stopping al Havrede.
uraee Perryyille and Wilmington Also sops al Rkton
aud Newark to take passengers for Phlsdelphia And
Leave passengers FROM Washington or Baltimore and Al
Unsater TO loAVe passengers from Washington OF Balt-
HP KINNEY. sunarIntapasnt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phlladelpha at
500 A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia at 900 P. NJ, Wilmington 7.s5 P
N. for New Castle
Trains leaving orsheld 6.45 A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South at 225 A. NJ will in close connection
With Steamboats, 70 Norfolk and Portsmouth and Express
Trains % aud from Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York They will stop the Delaware X. r. Line only
at principal stations at which their time Is stated;
Except that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop al
any station to set down passengers holding tickets from
Baltimore.
Passengers between baltimore aud Delaware R. R. Line,
who prefer It, can stop in Wilmington night and
proceed next morning Z. q SEWALL,
Superintendent Delaware Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-05
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