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< New GooDs. AHavi6g just received
my fall stock, Fam now prepared to
make the same up in the most APP
proved style, as I have one Of the
best cutters In the West Try him.
aug27-te, j. III, CARLIY, Ag't.
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after which the benediction was pro-
nounced and the audience was dis
missed, all highly gratifel with the
evenings entertainment.
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!: ArEsr NEws-JUsT RECEIVED
/ haze Ijustlfeeeivsd by Express, some
If tie flest, custom made Shoes for
Ediss slisses and 0hildren's wear
ehs s5Ss kSs Ss e th5s
Bootsyewed byorhand Calls G9nza
gress5 lth .seWed and 1pegged; Men
and1Bol Calf ,pegged Boots, sand nuro
=, snmeIeus aera, and sstil areoeompg5
Yah at Nc South FHst Street and
.isee. tor yon'elyesaanszs sni nio7f i9sl 9sE
In aug3Ooits-ol sTsar!sW 9FURNERo q
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CHURCH OF THE Holy INSocENTs
The beautiful church edifce corner
of Ninth aud Division Streets, is now
under roof, and the floor is nearly
laid. 1t is certainly very handsome
building, of Gothic style, having a
modest belfry on top, similar to the
rustic chapels of the old world.
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Z BaT Buy your English and French
Hosiery at Hughes aug22.? @
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NorICE-My Compound Livdf Pills

NoTICE-My Compound Liver Pills
contain no calomel. and owing to
their greater safety should be used in
connection with my Tonic Syrup, in
stead of Cooks Pills aud calomel.
They act with certa MY or the liver,
and very mildly on the bowels. They
can be easily broken up with sugar
and given to children of all ages.
Owing to the difficulty of putting
up my Pile and Universal Ointments
in walls. | have been compelled to use
tin boxes instead. The Ointments
keep as well. and the boxes are more
convenient for both the manufacturer
and consumer.
This notice will hereafter appear
on each box with fac-simile of my
signature. r. A. ARMIsTEAD.
aug21 -tf $4,000 t1s .791fa.i si.a7
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CITY ORDERS FOR. SALE-Inquire
at the JoURN1N OFFICE.
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BAT zeal French Whalebene5 GQrziro4
cts at Hughes. ..y. aug220 anon
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Bar A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this office. If
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R9- A meeting of the Evansville
ase Ball Club is hereby called at
e office of the Superintendent OF
te Evansville & Charlottesville Rail
I'D. corner of Main and Water
Seets, this evening at 8 o'clock.
BY order of the President. .l,.,
= Sg30 1t - c.. Ma RsH, Secretary.
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= STORE FOR RENT9a4Ai splendid
store, No. rs main Street, now occuL1o
pied by Cook & Heaiy. Ineuire Of i2i'
~ au27i sa. .n"ol Cook q hYALY.@i o =
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FoR SALE.--Cook g. Healy, No. 76,
Main Street, viii sell ,their entire
stock of Groceries, This isqa good
chance for any one that Kighes TO 60
into the business.ii Mr. Cook has
purchaseda farm in the Easf, and will
remain there. ", 4 Coek,& HEALY,sff +
Evansville, July II. 1861 lial l3tf
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3 pB- Buy your French Corsets- at
Hughes ~ I'D f'f f'9 aug22. a''
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Z

.bsfislFRoMi ivINCHNNESI nalaGoO sd
Going East. Going W.T.. \
Iassr l.: s5e az 5
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. Bag Everybody that wants extra
-four buys Bingham's Pastry, for sale
in sacks or barrels. by ,ag III ..,s...,g I.
aug: 3, Ind. III. ID. ALLIs & Co.
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~ CONSERVATION. The firms Of
Henry b. Blemker, and, nBlemker,s
Excelsior Stove Works have been
consolidated, and will henceforthl be
known as 'Blemker, Tiilmati g. CO.,
All debts and accoun Is will be5ocol-
lected and paid by 81 iata~ . Hoiiii +
llnay25tf s. s,BLEMKER, TILLMAS & Go.
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A SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Mr. Ben.
mesker, one of the contractors, on
the tin work of the new German
Catholic Church, while working on
a gscaf0olldy inside the Church, on
Wednesday evening, by a misstep
was precipitated to the scaffold below,
a distance of ten or twelve feet. He
did not atr first appear ito, be much
hurt, but yesterday morning found
himself SO bruised and injured that
he was unable to move himself in his
bed, and it is feared his shoulder or
collar bone is fractured, and he. is
probably bruised inwardly. He is
naturally stout, rugged man with an
iron frame, aud did not at first appre-
ciate the extent of his injuries.
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Court House, in EyaAsyIIIeae

Sept. It'll, at TWO O'CLOCK
P. Ms stoDaeminate caadidates for TIE
offices OF. Sheriff. and Cennty Gem
,.,o
IiiIn accordance with thatIresolution
all the Union voters of Yanderburgh
County are hereby inyited to assem-
BILE in Mass Convention at the time
and place and. for the purpose speciis
fled. JOSEPH p. ELLIOTT, .iI IA
49, .-....l Chairman.
ALvAH JOHNSON, Secretary.
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IINiluard's Hello Nre9les, n I'ate,it
Wrappers, are superior to all others, :
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Republican County Mass CBnsenfion..
At a meeting of the Republican
Executive Committee of Nanderburgh
County, held August OATH, 1T was re-
solved that a MASS CONVENTION be
held at the z iushIssrF ,zfdInM i = =
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: |-|. n TF-f| 10 TTI ~" :
Oork.s Spool Cotton is Csrd to 80.
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( ClaEk'5 Spool Cotton 18th i The .beab4si.,r
{ Laaigsla use CLARK sg06rc5tt822 b. 49," ~ = :
4 -, -, -
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y BEFORE JUSTICE sWALKEa.--The
man who was charged b. negro
woman with having obtained money
under false rpretences, on Tuesday,
took va change Of venue yesterday
from. Justice Emery, and was sent to
Justice Walker, and the case is set
for Monday next. a.t-,.,.sr
Charles Rohrbecker and Margaret
Rohrbecker were held in bonds OF
$50 each on surety Of the peace, on an
affidavit sworn out BY Margaret Trep-
pep, '''a'' - i4a y
-. -, A negro boy, named Edward. was
charged With having committed an.
assault and battery on white boy,
named John Mitchell A warrant
was issued, but the boy had not been
arrested at a, late hour last evening" Q
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NiJroards Needles for sale everywhere.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-30

March, GAME OF BASE BALL The
match game Of base ball between the
first nine of the Atlantic and the
isecona nine of the Excelsior clubs,
took place yesterday afternoon, and
was warmly contested The Excel
siors were victorious. . The following
is the score :a' ea' s'''H' ''7' p. .h.f,
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K IneaF cssTi + R ssss 2: SFF Z s
y Mp9llkoP, $; z RE2 , $ Sc 3
E Eaasan q "a e s b R H9fsPss9 " aR4ss
Aston, l. f,--.---.. 8. 3 Bittrolff, A. f....-2 5
Files. r. f......... See, X. f.............. 5 5
= TotaI..........-. q "a TotaI..r 27 90
rChas. Wentz of the Resolute, Umpire
j. Negley and p. LENS Scorers W. ?
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NIilwardls Needles asg the best ar :.
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J ACoINcIDENCE.--Wea are refunded
that on the night of the 10Th DIV of
August, 1861 1861, the first rostlof ne
season. occbfred a., AID ng ocprsidera
BILE damage TO the corn aefopgInl GER
= o., = 1919 ss~ 1haf 800 .tS stsii "a :
The . weather yesterday morning
was really chillyand frost like. though
We have not heard that any fresto was
visible. ,TheIatmosphere-la night was
again cool mIahd tRe mereury falling,
and we sha Pinot be isurprisieddI edit y learn
that frost rs seen in the vicinity of
thescity this morningsR Many iobserv-s
ant citizens haVe1predicted early frosts
this rail-. iooi : 1ied daitofai yaw
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Machines Use CLARK 5 SpoollCo,to,
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Terre Haute and Indianapolis

FROM TERRE HAUTE.
Leave. Arrive.
Day Express..,....s...--...2 30 A NJ III rs "A NJ
Night Express &. a....... :leAP N 10 80 p NJ
Mail ...........-................S :45 NJ 40 NJ
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Crawfordsvill

Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
~ Evansville. Vincennes. T. Haute
Accom- 'od't'n, $50 A u 10 :27 N go NJ
Mail....--...-......r9 100 A u IL Is M 2.SP NJ
Vincennes Ac 4:25 P N 7:15 P N -:
Il al .srfg.EF -
COMING SOUTH
Leave Leave = - eArriye
D4 Terre Haute. Vincennes- E'vflle.
Vincennes Ac .......-.-. zoo a u 8 :01 A N
Freight & Aca6;4O AMI 1z:S0P nj $3.50 NJ
Mail. ~ 4:40 n 1856 10: 40 P
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Take none other than Uark's Cotton
ssgr Magnificent French Corsets at
Hughes. aug22.
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The SCHOOL, BUILDING, The walls.
of the new City School building, corr
ner Of Ninth and Walnut Streets, are
now up UP li ~ the square ,25saHa ts tR
carpenters are engaged III, franliliig
the roof, nd will commence putting
it up at 6Hee. The interior arrange
ment Of the neRn building, Will be a
great Improvement on that Of the old
buildings It'ds to7b be regretted that
the building is not DOW. completed,
that it might be occupied at the be-
ginning of this school year There,
are children enough to fill t.65Son ~
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cCCUAC O-A ~ah4 @AOtdl dAocdtts4 dClltrf1S
would be readily overcome. q We had
no danger of foreign interference to
dread, and had ample resources to
pay our National debt 1st .fn@es.
After giving some attention to those
professional politicians who have
such lively fears lest the pulpit may
be defIed by politics, he closed with
an eloquent and impassioned though
not overweight portraiture of the
future of our great and glorious
country, which was destined to be-
come the great missionary of the
world, giving laws and civilization,
liberty and equality to all. The lecture
abounded with sparkling truths, pro-
found thought, and irresistible logic,
and frequently called forth low
murmurs Of applause restrained only
by respect for the character of, the
place. 1t was such a literary treat as
our. people seldom enjoy, and one
we'll calculated to inspire every pa
triotic heart with conf dences and
hope. Y3E00Tq > ZE8Eq@
At the close of the lecture. which
was. one hour and forty76ve' minutes
in length the choir sung the national
anthem, the whole audience joining.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.


This College occupies tho whole upper portion Of three
stories Of the large double building at the NJ b. Of
aud SEVENTH strastH, is we'll lighted,
and htted up In style of elegance aud convenience
which Ia unsurpassed
The instruction given here is of the most practical and
character. The appreciation OF is value is
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
huadred students In attendance, and also by the
readiness with which Its graduates lucrative
to the College for them.
The course ofinsruetlon Includes
HOUSEKEEPING,
which is taughtin all its departments and applications
just as Il Ia Eaeleed by the best accountants and bus
ness mem Each student opens writes out aud closes
tde makes out In proper form the various pspers used
In business, such as Promlsaory Notes, Receipts Ac
count Currents, Account Sales, business Letters,
Balance shests, Sc. and 10 instructed in the large
variety Of transactions and customs ofbusiness life
PRNMANsHIP.
which is Important to every business man, receives
especial attention. and the method ofnstrueon pursued
is we'll calculated to make elegant aud rapd peumen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
iueudug Interest," Profit and Loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange &c. 10 taught III ts shortest and most p
proved methods
NOTES, Included In tho course Of Instruction
TELEGRAPHING
both by Sound and on Paper taught by one ofthe bs
practical and experienced operators and every facility
| is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all thu
! minutie Of the profession
department has been opened for the reception o
efladiss for instruction in this branch Thegreat ant
increasing demand for competent operators, offers
usual opertunit sfor rsmuneratiye employment.
/ As instruetka is given to each student separately
those who wish L. enter for any particular branch
| NO.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
House Courses varies from eight TO twelve weeks, ae
eordug to the number Of hours daily devoted to It,
handsome Dlpoma with the seal Of the institution a
tAched, IL awarded graduation.
Students received at time, and instruete
at such hours AZ may hest suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, Se,may be obtAint
gratis on application.
E-CRIrTENDgNs series OF Practical TreAtlses on Boo
KEEpINO, and JuDGR SHARwoOD's lectures before n
students, Commercial Law for Aale atthe College,
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
s. H. CRITTENDEN & co.

NONsUMPTION CURABLE by DIR,
I j sCHENCK's MEDICINES.-TO CURE CoNsUMP-
TON the ,yGtem must be prepared so that the lungs
will heal. 70 accomplish this, the liver and stomach
must rst cleaned and appetite created for good
wholesome food which, these medcneh will be dgested
properly and good healthy blood made thus building
up the constitution SC1ENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious mueous aecumulR
ton aud, by using the Sea Weed Tonic In connection.
the appetite Ia restored
SCHBNCK's pULMoNIC SYRUP 10 nutFleoua IA well
as medicinal, and by using the three remedies all lm
puritlss are expelled from tbs syatem, and good,
wholesome blood made which will rsps all disease.
patients Will take these medicines according to directions
Consumption very frequently IN It's last stage yields
readily 10 their action. Take the pills frequently to
cleanse the liver and stomach II does follow that be
the bowels not costive they not re1ned
| for sometimes In diArrh@l they necessary. Thi
stomach must be kept healthy and appetite created
to allow the Pulmonlc Syrup TO act the respiratory
organs properly and Rllsy any irritation Then all tina
Il required to perform permanent B TO proven
taking cold Exercise about the rooms much as posi-
ble eat all the richest oodfat meat game and, Ia fact
anything the appetite Graves but be particular an
msstlcAte we'll. novs'2d W. ca mo. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS-

The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
nlete order and filled up with furniture especially
sdspted for the comfort and convenience of students
,noms are turniahed the oldest boys, aa In Colleges
private study from the confusion aud restraint ofA
school room.
Tho Course Of instruction is thorough and practical
designed to III our young for admission to best
Colleges or for the active dutesOf the farm, shop or
counting house
By the liberAy ofthe Board TrusteeH, Academy
Ia furnished with library ofl2000 Volumes and one Of
the collections Of Chemical and philosophical apps
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical educR
lion far superior to most sehoOlsn our county
The best Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared TO secure the proper moral mental and physical
training young entrusted To his Terni
| EDWARD D POTTER,
Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
journal and Statesman Time-Tanlo.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
DECEMBER oath, 1865.


Carefully corrected Nth spsry change:
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON Foa PHILADELPHIA.
Al Ii minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al 20 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al % minutes before | O'Clock, morning.
AT % minutes after ~ o'clock, noon.
At 8 O'Clock, afternoon.
At 10 minutes after O'clock, afternoon.
Al 30 minutes after o'clock, evening.
Al s minutes before 10 O'clock night.
Al 4 minutes before IL o'clock, night.
Al 40 minutes after O'Clock, evening, sundays.
Al IL minutes before ~ o'clock, night, Sundays.
raAINs LRAvR PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
AtIA mlnutes after O'Clock, porning.
Al 40 minutes after o'clock, morning.
Al rs minutes before IL O'Clock, morning.
Al 80 minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
At 8 O'Clock, afternoon
At A O'Clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock, evening.
At IL o'clock, night.
| Al 80 minutes after IL O'Clock, night
| Al l6 minutes after O'Clock, morning Sundays.
| AT IL O'Clock, night, Sundays.
| Al 80 minutes after ii O'Clock. night, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE wiLMIN0ToN FOR NEW CASTLE.
at 10 minutes after 10 o'clock, morning.
At 80 minutes after O'Clock, evening.
Al 90 minutes before 8 O'Clock, night.
rRAINs LEAVE NEW cAarLs FOR WILMINGTON.
At 8 O'Clock, morning.
At 8 minutes after 10 o'clock, morning,
AT @ o'clock, evening.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves WILMINGTON at ~ O'Clock, morning.
q Leaves Chester at Is minutes before g. morning
Leaves PhiladslDhia at 2, afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS:
500 A. M
Leave PhlladelphiA at 900 p. NJ, Wilmington 7.aS P
N. for New Castle.
Trains leaving Crishsld Gas A. NJ, and Wilmington
gong South at 1925 A. NJ will In close connection
With Steamboats, 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Express
Trains % and from Batlaivfe, Philadslphss =aa new
York, They Will stop the Delaware il. r. Line Only
e principal stations at which their time is stated
Es-krcepf that Steamboat Train SOUTH Will stop at
any station to set down passengers holding tickets from
Passengers between Baltimore aud Delaware r. R. Line
who prefer H. stop In Wilmington over night sne
proceed next mornlnE. 3. @. skMALL,
Superintendent Delaware Railroad.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
mmENG@s


.,tasu ronstltutasa square,
as- one ii,ne,nsartiou 80 cents per SQUARE
81 ~ Sonr lines, singl insertion, ~ CENT.
The JouRNyA .Ia VA Al THREE DOLLARS YEAR Psy
Tass s1a NJ viii be Sn
than tass paid, unlsssat thsopton
laher. v 1OuRNAL AND hrAIhsnansr s 81
Tbs WEEK. .dsy al TWO DOLLARS PER AhM ny y,
S.SS :isiss orTnREE DOLLARS " me '-s
h. not sSa sEsy ssnt and
|;crly cents Tor every N,h sa"s'$NN
" bs same proportion vithout stating the time
PuSisha will BE- 10 '9 Ss aSoSs terms
70 forbid sha ~ annual Advertisers is strictly nlyu
The own business AND . ~ a. ~" saSsIas
or The peng m connected with thet
ments no Of 1dvlrtisements IN Length a - ~
mess and 81 M limits engaged will be charged ~ lns
ve 9 ,s,es For such transient Il eaed
" sepasuny ,NssRrIoN of their AdVeiuhsm,sn 49, IN.
III on TUESDAYS and ESsy e bnndsa IN previous
formed .ugs A. NJ, on Mondays aud inursoGs,
MT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
Deafness, Blindness ana Catarrn

Treated with tho utmost success, by Dr.. J. IsAACs
Dentist and Aurlst formerly Of Leyden, HolAnd) No.
6ia PINE street. Philadelphia, Testimonials from the
most reliable sources the City ard County can be
Al his ofce The medical faculty are invited to ae-
company their PATIENTS he has no secrets In HIS
tiee. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
charge mRdsfo examination sep2o'ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
HOOP SKIRTS,
626.

T~---~-"t
NEW SPRING STYLES, "oUR owE MAKE"
mheIu9 every New and Desirable sGe, style and Shape
~ psin and Tail HooP SKRrs-2, ~, az, ~, g. az
Az ~ and fds., ronud every length and SIZE Waist;
IL aveyv respect RRsr QUALITY and especially Adaplep
10 meet the wants Of FIRST CLASS and most fashionable
TRADB. ,,,-. - ,,-,.. - -,
.,s mora durable, aud really OHRAPRR than any other
make Of either Single Double Spring skirt in the
Ir,arican Market They WARRANTED In every respect
and wherever Introduced give universal satisfacticn.
They arc now being extensively Sold by Retailers, and
ayery Lady should try them.
Ak for aIIopkins own Make" aud that each Skirt
Ia sT.Mpxn HW. 7. HOPKINS MANUFACTURER. 626
apnH street. PHILAD'A.n No OTHERS AIR GENUINE
A Catalogue containing style, Size and RETAIL PRICES
sent 10 any address. Uniform and Liberal Discount
allowed 10 DKALRRs. orders by mail or otherwise
promptly and carefully flled-WRoLEsALR and RETAIL
| Il Manufactory aud sales-rooms,
No. 62S Arch Street, Philada.
SKIRTS made to order. altered and repaired.
/ TRRMs MT CASH. ONE PRIoH ONLY.
| t'N-' WIN. T. hopkins.
mArs-iom
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-12
RAILROAD LINES.
DHELADELPHTA, WTIm TNST0N Al
u BALTIMORE Rail kOAD TiMn n MI -

VOMILADMLPHIA, WILMINGTON AN
Il BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 24th, 1865,
inRton Avenue, as follows. "AeA
ExPREss TRAIN atal6 A. NJ MONDAY excepted for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping al Chester VIII
chsse,s and 6temmsrs Run. "S'-' A@S 4'"S
nAf,.mAlL TRAIN ats 30 A. NJ (sundays exceptedA
nia.im9Le stopping at all Re ilar Stations Con
nnsetlng with Delaware Rail Roa at Wiimington for
Crlsield and lntsrmsdiAte Stations
k1PkEss TRAIN at IL As A. M. fsunlny excepteal
for Baltimore and Washington -'Vp''U"
a. ExpREss TRAIN a. 500 P. M (sundaya excepted
or b1nmoreAnd Washington, stopping at Chester rhup.
,ow, ,Lnwood Olsymont Wilmington, Newark Elkton.
moItnEss Perryvile, HaErede Grace Absrdesn Perry
NIGHT EXPRESS At 100 p. NJ. idsIiyl 9or RAM
nTss ana washington, connects al Wilmington with
peaWars Railroad Line saturdays exeepted stopping
,MaiuaeioTn, Smyrna, Dover, Harrington sesiord
Ss,spnnry Princess Anne, and conneetng AZ Crsdsid
VIII NJ Doat Tor NORFOLK Portsmouth and the South
Passengers by Boat from Bstmora for Fortrass sJon
anu Nofoik VIII take the 1l.45 A. n. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
ntopping At all stations between Philadelphia and vii
Leave Philadelphia at 1880, 400 100 and II an fa.,v
1 Ins Ivy = ~ train connects with Delaware Rail-
nj train rnpS ~ M n.e1nodiate stations The COO
dsIlx wipinEton LlS and $50 A. NJ, 800 and ESQ
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1895 AM, tOAnd ebqPM
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA,
100 and 1927 P. NJ. N --' a. ~ 'fS "a
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore 1876 A. Way Mail. aas A AZ ~
press; LILO p NJ Express. Gas p. M, Express So +.
From Baltimore to IIavre deIrace and lut.rmsdlst.
stations at 400 P. M ~AN 'Hsi"e"A'e
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
LesTe Chester At 40 and s.I2A. NJ, and sssP.M.
wilmington at b.23, 1000 A. M. and AIS ?. NJ,
sUHDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at s2b p n. stopping Al Havreda.
uraee, PerryYlle and Wilmington Also stops al Hilton
anu newark 70 take passengers for PhiAdelphIa and
save passengers from Washington or Baltimore and Al
more ""s'oA VI Daiti-
H.R. KINNEY. euparinss,asr.