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D3'V Goods.
r1HE BEST AND LAST CHANCE.

THE BEST AND LAST CHANCE.
RICHMOND, August 20, 1867.
From to-day until September lst will sell I'll
SUMMER GOODS without regard to cost and soil
cit a. call from those wanting nice and cheap
goods.
Best quality light Calicoes al les:
Fast-color Jacouet Lawns at lsc.;
French Organdies, very fine 25c.;
English Sersges, is, 20, and Csc.
Mozambiques, 20 and CSC, very cheap;
Embroidered silk Grenadines, 45c.;
Fine French Crepe Moretz, +oc
Black Berages and Grenadines, 80, 80 ana
&C.;
Ginghams at 20, 25, and 3oc., best al a7sc.
Edcincs Insertions Bands, Laces, SIX ana
Linen Fans, Mantiiias and Black Silks, farasois
and Umbrellas, Hoop Shirts, Table Cloths, bed
Quilts, &C., the very cheapest In tho city.
Call a. once at WILLIAM THALHlMtRs,
3l5 Broad street,
au2o between Third and Fourth streets.
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SALES.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange, August q

Breaks aud receipts light. Market steady
without any noticeable change in prices Be-
low we give the transactions l55 hogsheads,
81 tierces, and boxes, offered and sold Us fol.
n,,v
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HALL RoBBERr.-Monday night, while
the family OF Mr. W. D. Blair were at sup
per, some bold thief entered the hall and
carried off number of hats, umbrellas,
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MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
s. TO 50 good dark working IS to sl2; sun
cured, common, 81 10 sl2; sun-cnred, good,
Sl2 to SIS; coal cured, common, 81 to :l2
oalcurcd bright, Sl2 to $50; coal-cured, fan.
Cyl SO TO s4j.
Leaf.-Common dark working, 81 to 50 me-
dium dark working, $40 to $l4; good dark
working, sl5 to $l7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
wrappers, common, SO TO s35 yellow wrap.
pers, medium to extra $40 to 500 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Eery common and heavy weights, s.
TO $3.50 medium 81 to $S good, IS to Sl2 49,
Ledf.-English shipping, SlG to !2o and 81. so;
continental shipping, Sl3 to SIS and S23.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Leat-Common, $l2 to Sl4; good, Sl5 to Sl7;
tlne SIS to so and S25.
Hen,S.-Eery common to good, 81 to $40.
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DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.-Al!
a persons having claims against shs ss;ats a.. Q,
WILLIAM B. BITTER, deceased; vii iii ppsrsons
inSabtsd are hereby notified 10 make payment at
Nh II is desirable 70 settle up ths estate az
early Ss RICHARD C. RITTER.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
Administrators Of william B. Bitter, deceased.
l6-bt s.
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MAYORS COURT-REcORDER REGNAULT
PREsIDISG-TUEsDAY MORNISG.-The con-
tinued case of Bernard Leonard, charged
with having in his possession pistol stolen
from James Brooks, was called up. The
Recorder being satisfied from the evidence
that Leonard came by the pistol honestly,
discharged him.
Laura Johnson, colored, charged with as
saulting Gertrude Noel, and insulting,
abusing, and threatening to kill her, was
committed in default of surety.
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CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-A number Of wit
nesses who failed to appear before the
Mayors Court yesterday as witnesses
were fined one dollar for contempt of
court in not appearing. This created
quite CONSERVATION, as the rule was one
not heretofore strictly enforced, though
often violated. Witnesses will appear
hereafter when summoned, or else be
fined
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Educational.

nANNlLLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
Il. ~ The next session opens FIRST MONDAY IN
SsfTEMBER, and closes last Wednesday in June.
FAcrLTf.-Rev " G.. Walden. A. NJ :, President
Professor OF Mathews ties and Natural Sciences;
Captain ii: w. Reinhart, a. NJ, Professor ol An
cienl and Modern Languages and English Lam
guage and Literature:
Rev. w W Duncan A. N, Professor Of Mem
tai and Morai Philosophy:
+. Augustus Bob himhn. Professor OF Music;
Miss Mamie J. JAMESON, English and Ancient
Languages.
Miss Lizzie Lownes, English and Modern Lam
cragas;
Mrs. s. F. Walden. Mathematics;
Mrs. I. AugTsta Evans, Music;
Mrs. ketn Street, Matron
Mrs C}aines Housekeopar ansl-ts2
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BAsE-BALL.-A match game will be
played this afternoon between the Ash
land Club and the Olympic of this city.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-We have re-
ceived from Turner, news agent, the Sep
tember number of this very excellent
"mirror Of fashion"
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rhkLICK'S FERRY. on the Pa
i., hHuky river, l. row open to cro.s an travel
H., w uym TonotalI's depot, New Een county, 10
Il. ! Villain Counhousc TO Walkerf0n ferry, on
g.Is s"Spon!; 70 Frszier's ferry, direc. route 70
Sussa eoaI!honss. ~ 3Q-lw
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
s. Williams have sold within few days at
private sale:
Brick tenement on Seventh street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, lot % by l3O feet,
at s3,250.
Brick cottage on Marshall between Smith
and Gilmer streets, lot 231 by $50 feet, at
5000.
Lot on Clay street near Buchanan's
spring, 81 by 13O feet, at 50 per front foot.s
Eighteen acres of land, without i'm
provements, on the Central railroad about
two miles from Richmond, at s75 per acre.
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Invitation, ana aIS
~ CAdmission-printed at low rates ~ sns III
PATCH PRINTING HUUSF. -
FOB PRINTING OF EVERY DE"
sD scr,n,ion done in the best style st the
s'''P'''s' DIsPATCR PRINTING HoUsk.
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TOR BOSTON-First vessel to sail on
Il THURSDAY.-The superior fast-sailing IL
schooner Y0UaG TEASEs, BURGER mas <yrT
ter, having the larger portion Of hsr cargo.SasE
engaged, will sail as above. For balance O1
freight apply TO CR0WELL CURRIE,
au l9-it corner Eighteenth and Cary streets,
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,.IOENMA FAMILY SCHOOL
Is <-,rSTo%, VA.-The next session OF this
- yr nh commence the first Of October aud will
- ,rs i,- @; the following June. 10 those
IRE Ia I'm; the advantages o; homo educa-
--r,ir4 With the systom and discipline Of a
NJ 'srt.as. Il utars decided attractions.
- -t And krEt3Sh IN ton, FOR session CT nine
t. WASHING eNtT., $3.50
vs. s-. Co. .lalnsug Cnil statement ot terms and
.rsi..u.at> may be obtained by application
H.. 4AhStE, or Miss SlEFEET. Stauuton,
Au Ito
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Marine HlteLIigence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-AUGrsT 81, 1857.
Sun rises.......... 5. % Moon rises. s...... 10 rs
Sun sets ............ 633 High tide, A. M.. s27
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SELECT SCHOOL.-My School will
y ra-open October l, 1867. Ancient Languages,
Mod rn Languages, and Mathemat' CO taught.
Weekly reports made to parents Of progress de-
pertinent, &c. Of each pupl.
TERMS: Eighty dollars per session, payable
quarterly.
Keferst TO Judge James d. Haly yburton, next door
10 the post oitice, aad 10 my patrons generally.
au elm SIDNEY Ii. UW EMS, JR.
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{ T. PENDLETUN'S

= 7. PENDLETGN'S
=. EyGLl5H, CLASSICAL, AND
M4THEMATICAL SCHOOL,
Fllrih street. between Main and franklin.
!rNt sg-s.Ja from :. u.- mb-r 10th 10 July l.
TEA HERS:
:. y. PcNpb1tUt, PriLciP pal;
=. D. tEG~fE&MAN, a. ii. Assistant;
a1- saea other, a. luay be necessary FOR the most
u r.ala .n-'Tuc.Iuu.
TzG&- I; .5 TO $50 Cor preparatory department; !;
!. eli. rs aur two eGvauc-d classes. au l3-2m
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EXTRACT FROM AN OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT
UPON A LETTER or GENERAL POPE'S.

EXTRACT FROM AN OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT
UPON A LETTER OF GENERAL POPE's.
It seems clear to me that the pouer Is
giuen in the JW " for the more efficient
government Of the rebel States," to use or
not, at the pleasure Of district command
ers, the provisional machinery set up 'cih-
ont the authority Of Congress- in the States
to which the reconstruction act applies.
There being doubt, however, on this point,
l would respectfully ask an early opinion
on the subject.
If the power of removal does not exist
with district commanders, then 1t mill be-
come necessary for them to take refuge ua-
der that section Of the bill uhich authorizes
military commissions.
U. S. GRANT, General.
Headquarters Armies Of the United States,
April %, 1867.
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nor SALE, 200 bales strictly prime
u HAY. receiving per steamer Virginia to-day,
-" = sNs', L. POWERS.
auu N&o Main street, near Old Asrksh
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ALlFAX sCuODL.-The tenth ses-
- '!"', Of l''. School viii begin seuter ber I'd,
T.t,'.e 80 'hs s5.A Of June following
r.r.t. =, b"ttd eud tuition per session, $500,
.,,,tt1 payebie September "a. and the remain
g,..iGaFy !st. No extra charges
" 'Ui.AeE particulars address
ANIL, J3HN II POWELL.
- 'M Halifax Courthouse, Va.
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4 LBEMAELE FEMALE INSTI-
n TUTE. CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.-Session
1878 will begin MONDAY. September i6. and
end Jane rs Course Of study as heretofore and
adap!ed to ths opjrct OF enabling and INDUCING
girls 10 make real ataininents in learning. Full
information furnished on apple alton.
Charges for entire session, IN currency:
Board, washing, fuel lights, and tuition. .S2eO
Music on piaro aud use of instrument ... 49,. so
Drawing &c ut usual rates. Payments half in
advance. Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HART, NJ. A.,
ia ~ eod,s Principal.
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Educational.

1,ia GW ENTY- ST. &c GnND ( c5r.,I SESSlHN sSnCGI
v,y~ ANO sIRLS, in the b.semen; rooms
= me SvusEosue. on Eleventh near Marshall
a. vii Ea re-oHeasd AONDAS the I'd OF
- 'E..,he e.!sChsT has associated himself with
~, ! wpchs!er. an experienced teacher
p. .~.f-rca Jon and ecrernmeEt Of the school
!. a,sn ra-t".accd assistan: teachers o; ac-
.,r'.,' !, r.gdc 30 the ladie, and gentlemen
~ ,s~a tfg~ rICca;ca IN thls Schoo! thess last
o whn wish 10 enter their children arc
'.e; ~ send them At the opening Of the
.a. On a.. "a Of >%IiH9H,er; IT, ;: ,;,,yp
:. WkCHSLHk,
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CCHOOL FOR SMALL GIRLS
~ TEACHEkS:
Miss LATHROP. MISS WlGLESW ORTIZ,
Mas kDYAI,

We ask special attention to the advantages OF
the Preparatory Department Of the Richmond Fe-
male Institute school for girls Of say from
seven to thirteen years OF age.
With experienced teachers, aided by the Presi-
dent ; with graded classes, fine rooms, and ample
play. grouuds, the success OF this department has
been very great. We confidently refer to any of
our patrons TO the progress made by their
daughters.
Charges only SIS per term Of three months.
For further information rs to this or as tothe
higher departments of the Institute. apply 10
CHARLES II. WINSTON, Il. Al,
on 10lrn President.
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General Grants Position as Shown
by his Acts.

by his Acts.
The New York Times publishes num-
Der Of General Grants official papers, to
show that he sin sympathy with Congress.
We quote:
General Grant wrote General Schofeld
as follows regarding his order on regis
tration:
WASHINGTON, May 6, 1867.
General, al,-Your letter of the 22d of
April, enclosing copy Of regulations for
the registration Of voters in your COM
mand, was received during my absence
from the city, and either from my neglect or
that of some one else, have only just read
them. The order is without number and
without date, from which l infer you are
waiting to hear whether there are any sug-
gestions to offer before publishing it. l
hasten, therefore, at this apparently late
day, to reply.
The order seems to me to meet every point,
and to be good. asked the Secretary Of
War to know if he had any suggestions to
offer. lie said that he had read the order,
and found nothing to suggest in relation to 1t.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
Canaro1
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VIRGINIA i = u z l. + / = 5 7 I
TrTE, STANTON. ViR6lHIA IA.-The mex
...'ua + This long and favorayiy known lnItitu-
s...rrfp0 vii cauIu- nee the ?5In SSPi EAB BLH
department., al! IN ful! operation, under eXpe-
..... .-at professors and teachers
= .N-, rEbrUEp: F,r Z, >ri and tuition III Eng
.. and Latin Tor thu scMolastc year, $50 IN cur
~. E.er rch, Music, Ac.. Extra:
!..clrculAr, with fGli rtcTmation, address
REV l. Il. PHILLIPS, Principal, or
RLy. J. c. WHEAT, Vice Principal.
M
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MRS SUSAN REED will re>opcn
vi her School the lst Of October at her resi-.
dence. corner Of Twenty eighth and Broad streets.
an lH-2wt
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DICHMOND FEMALE DESTITUTE,
IA Tenth, Marshall and Clay streets: The
twelfth session begins OCTOBHa l, 1867 For cir
cu!ars, &C., apply 10
an l0--lm President.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NlRGl-
vi MA. KtCuWONn-SESSIOV OF lst7-Gs-
Ths next annual course of Lectures will com
mance on the FIRST DAY Of OCTOBER, 1867,
and conlinu- until the lst Of March.
The advantages offered by this school both for
theoretical ana practical instruction ARE greater
than at any previous period. Ample facilities al
fordei for pra ctical anatomy Clinical instruction
At Howard ) Grove ospital, the College Hosplt.l
and th- Ci'y Dispeusary, located in the college
building.
FEEs Matriculation. So; Professors tickets
each SIS: Icnoustr;uor, 40: Graduation, so.
Board can he obtained at rs to 81 per week
Fer catalogue containing full iniormanon ap.
,lv 10 Il. s. JOGHES, NJ. J.,
'.n3-eodl0,Sswlaw5t an Dean Of the Faculty.
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4 MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
n this CITY on tn g 30TH SEPTEMBER NEAT by
General JAMES II. LANE and MIR. iuD!JAH II
MEADE, both experienced TEACHERS. The pupils ~,
0f Virrinia or the Virginia aiitary Institute.
For circular and further particulars apply to
either of the above named gentlemen, hoK leo
Richmond Va. F i-oM
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yNHE MISSES RANDOLPH, with the
Z assistance of Miss MARY Won BUCkHuLTZ
will re open their SCHOOL for Young Ladies' al
Edgehlll the 10th OF September. For 1urther par
ticu!ars apply to ~ .-rv,u
au6-eod2m keswick Depot, Albclnar!e.
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MRS. -. +. GLENN WILL REOPEN
lfR hhr SCHOOL on the 18th of September at the
residence Of Joseph Winston, Esa., Twenty-sxth
and Franklin streets, Church Hill. an 2i-ll*
EIISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
INk her SCHOOL on the 1st of October next.
Franklin street corner Of Jefferson Tuition in
English, Sa5 TO 500: in Latin and French, each,
$40. 2l--tuctl
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TARMVILLE FKMALh COLLEGE f.
e The Fan term, 1867 will begin september
2Bh. The Faculty will be full, anl consisi of
none hu. able and experienced teachers. In.
s,ruction thorough and extensive. Good fare and
Accommodations. Charges for board and all
english branches Acacemic, SS3; Collegiate,
SlUO For catalogue, address
a PREOT President.
an anseoJomA FarlTlile, Va.
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s1EMaLE BOARDI&G AND DAY
T. SCHOOL,
TAPPAHANNO1K, ESStN COUNTY: Va.
MIRA MRS. JOHN +. MCGUIRE.
The next session will commence on me hrsi
Monday in October. For particulars apply 10
Rev JOHN p. MCGNlRE,
an 6-eodlm% Tapnahannock, Essex county, Va.
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II MIanT HAVE BEEN.

....,. ...,, had bent u the vie ding hand,
N''n ,s.,y onshed cheek b,thed 10 isrsrish hsht
a.. Anu li A,,. l,ps. aud most unquet eyes.
WIN Lax, ,l,s and looks out on the night
The darhne" presses ~. ~ ~ NJ. al
And silence lle'h on Wv - .,a,,s ths wbitet.cet
Through Whose "'us
Rood .,,,,.. "a ovar hold
In Altul slsahis' M 'uV"S"
o., ..,,. ,bs wind upen the easement fall,
Gu. ,,os hsr head as II to listen there's
Auu '',,i sbs taps against the pane,
Or folds more close .ne ',p ". y
she sings unto herself az ,1,s .,.n,
And through its music All ns, ~ 80
Frall the burden Oh 'ns ~ ~ ~
s"o my uod' II n'sn'"~''
.,.., ,.., ,orda like these should have The power
n, ,,ns,, tie roses OF her early youth
ra.,anto a. altar Of remembrance slesps
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journal and Statesman Tims-TAble,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMlhGT0
APRIL 9Th, 1867.

0arefullye orresied With svsry change.
raAtHs LEAVE WILMINGTON foR PHILADELPHIA
at O'Clock, morning.
Al l5 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
Al Is minutes before l l O'Clock, moruiug.
Al % minutes after IL O'Clock, noon.
AZ 9 O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 10 minutes after 4 o'clock, afternoon.
Al 80 minutes after o'clock, evening.
AT 10 O'Clock, night.
Al l minutes before IL O'Clock, night.
AZ 80 minutes after O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
AL II minutes before ~ O'Clock, night, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON.
Al 80 minutes after o'clock, morning.
Al is minutes before IL O'Clock, morning.
Al 80 minutes after IL O'Clock, noon.
AT O'Clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
At 6 O'Clock, evening
At II O'Clock, night.
At 80 minutes after IL o'clock, night,
Al IL O'Clock, night, Sundays.
At 80 minutes after IL O'Clock. night, Sundays.
raAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON fOR NEW CASTLE.
AZ 10 minutes after 10 O'Clock, morning.
| Al so inmates after 8 O'Clock, evening.
| At IS minutes before O'Clock, night.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW CASTLE FOB WILMINGTON.
Ats O'Clock, morning.
Al minutes after 10 o'clock, morning,
At O'Clock, evening.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at o'clock, morning.
Leaves Chester at is minutes after 8, mogning
Leaves Philadelphia at q O'clock, afternoon.
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RAILROAD LINES.
EDAILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON ANr
Il BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MnNnAv tpprr o,L 1oa1


1AbrAhokh RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1857.
Trains will leave Depot ecrasr Broad Street and Wash.
inRton Avenue. as fOllOws:
wAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 40 A. AZ fsrna.v. .v..n,.,,
ior Baltimore stopping at all Re saT Stations Con.
meeting with Delaware Rail Roli at Wilmington FOR
Orisneid and lntermsdlAta Stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at IL IS A 81. fsundAys exeuntadl
for baltimore and Washington eP~"
a. E& r. TRAIN AZ 500 p (suniays sxeepedl
,or b9tlmorea md Washington spp ns At thesar Thur.
low binwood, Caymont, Wim ng,on Newport Stanton
~ North East Perryvs Hayrs
az uIeoe Aeerde NJ perrymAn's Edgswooi, Magnolia
ohsses and siemmsr Run.
MI nledT EXPRESS at 400 p. NJ (daily) for Bait
ny,s Ana Wanhingtan connects al Wilmington with
Delaware Railroad Line (Saturdays exeepte Is stopping
- haaulet0wn, Smyrna, Dover, Harrington, sesford
with Boat Tor Notfos, PJrtsmoath and the South.
~ Mssngers oy Boat from Baltimore Fortress Monros
anu "orioiS Will take the as A. N. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
mngton: 'F ~Au W."
o Leave PhiladslPha ati2so 400. 500 aud 30 (dAy.)
r. "a, me 40 T. NJ train with Della ware Rail-
,oai or Milford aud ntermeoiae stations Tie 90 p
~; Tram runa 10 Nss Castle
daily P Nj. "' - a NJ ''0o ana o-0'
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1895 A. NJ, 4IO pbeP.M.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
az Leave Chester @t 14l ss. and Il.ls A. NJ 34s 4aa
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore 1875 A. NJ, Way Mail. ps5 A. M. Rx
NJ. Express. " -p ~~P'"es' o@o r.
stations at 4.65 P. NJ. va
, ace mI9modaton Train from Port Deposit will leave
Psriyvills at 20 a. for Baltimore and intenediats
stations. M "ieiA'S
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9t2A. NJ, and33sPM
wilmington at 10 90 A. NJ. and AIS p NJ
freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington for rsrryve and stations ~
1850 p, NJ. ~ ~
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at rs stopping al Havre de Grace
nSriytlle and wilmington. Also stops at North East
Newark TO take passengers or and
Leave passengers from Washington or BaitIm and al
more. h y KENNY s..ess-. y. '
hELAMAEE " Il ]. Z. /. :. : :. 2
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Six hundred thousand lemon boxes, for
tropical customers, are made annually at
Mount Carmel, Maine.
A London paper says mother obtains
the first impression of her baby by setting 1t
up in "amall caps"
A boy in Portland, Maine, who. wanted
spending money, recently stole his mother's
$3.50 gold watch and sold 1t for $50.
A negro has been nominated for Mayor Of
LynchburE.
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The Royal Bengal Tigers, the giant Black African I
Ostrich; the New Holland EmueE the Tapir, or South
American Hippopotamus; monster Cub Lion, "Youns /
David !" the Tartary Zebra the Arctic White Beari KnB
vutures; the Abyssluan Ibex; South American Grey
Ostrich; the Albino Pescocka the Axis Deer the Bison
Of Colorado; the Bramahn Delfed Cattle aud the paa-
tine Sheep are among the marked features while in the
dens will be seen the African Black Named Lions and
Lionesses the Senegal Leopards the Grizzly Bsar -Four
Asatic Lion Cubs south American igers Spotted Laugh
ing HysnaE silyer Lion Of California; North American
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12

NRw CASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and phllAdep hla at
800 A. NJ
Leave Phladslphi4 at 600 P, NJ, WILMINGTON 1856 p
n. for New Castle.
Trains leaving CrlsHeld 645 A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South at 225 A. NJ will In close connection
with eteamboats Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Express
Trains 70 aud from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. They will stop on thu Delaware X X. Line only
ut principal stations at which their time Is stated;
10 Except that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop at
any station to So passengers holding tickets from
Baltimore.
Passengers between baltimore aud Delaware n Il Line,
who prefer it, stop in Wilmington hight, and
proesed next morning z. Q sEWALL,
Superintendent Delaware Rsi road.