davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
uuDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL


i ROADSIDE arl after MONDAY Notruhr l' ~. ns il,
Albany aud Troy connecting with NoIsra sai Western 'fan' "
tave Hce-i1fi as f1..rfs.
a Et,rsss tain H1iiou River Railroad Tif;eh - sn,
through uT'1 tf NusPfus0u bf~ u'"4 raut ~
crr, connecting Troy vih o Asa0.a kaAl b1l1.
90 hui Montreal
l0a Eipfe atl Ml via Hnf1h River Railroad connse'ls
~ Abnuy w Wrsi-1 trains aud Troy si s ior hofih
u m. Etprr,s laru Railroad Iuratf a. anl
F1ih connecting Cl aAm fih Western RAILROAD M L~hin"a
Spruls p''sfe Asny with Nefe trains all 90 Troy Hih
tltin. SaGaiogh. I,g'.aui N 4g'on. sri Montret
Etpr~ sbflufann River Railroad connecting Al
Albany with Western trains aud At Troy With uala for Montreal vih
Sleeping CAT attached
4l5 E,prc. 81. HARLEM Railroad connecting a. Chatham
with Western railroad f'f Lebanon Springs. fisiei g Albany
Western trains AZ Troy wish trains f ksai blrus siIl, Ali
Montreal sleeping attached a. Albany
Frfrrss train h lgls0u River Railroad v. sleeping
attached ifolgb Buf4p 'ui Suspeusu4 Eu. change
sleeping every dT creeping SatuH1 attached FROM
York OTfshurg without clarge via Rome W sni -
Railroad Connection M Troy s be made Al Ea'i Albany tbs tan
VII. ran o. Sundays
u p m n va Hudson River Railroad With sleeping sisce
connecting with esr trains r Iffp aui Suspension Brdse
and a. Troy for Ssfttoya and points North
vl be- ta Hudson River Railroad from SeFiork
ouglerp.e aHi Intermediate station, leaving NeWlot - d
m Returning Pous heepsr t&:j nL, arriving "a hsNiork
I st6I3p 10. .
Also SUNDAY train Via Harlem Railroad leaving Forty second - At
q a. and arryng Merton at $50 Returning leave Miller
ton al D. ~, auyil. 81 Neeiofk a. l,;J1 >. m
/ WN H. VANDERBILT Vice President
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
~, n. ManvLy. PIIlL-fl AnlmeT
l,I,pRrME COURT-City and County of New

SUPRLME COURT-Clty and County OF New
y IoTf-HENRY ". yALENrSE. plaintiff agt John Perrin
Gce Perrin La1in.a bis wife Catherine Coaroh otherwise
l.,h Ia odroh Cpfroth her husband, Theodore
ffel George Yogs Marcus Feauef The People Of ihe state
~ Robert Perrin trintints-By virtue ard ~ rnr
rrt In the above entitled action made aui rendered az =
S, r o supreme Court held Al the city Hall IN the CITY o
yk on Eighteenth day Of March 1901 the undersigned tho
referee m purpose appointed la sid Judgment VAL sell h pubic
% A hs Merraur. Exchange Saesroom No III Broadway IN
o. Iy ~ NesYork on TUESDAY the 18th day Of April bl at ~
rE noon by Anthony Beecker. Res Estate AulonceI the
in said act described follows, namely All the
rii pafts all that certain M o land situate In The CITY
- and known number eight hundred and thtyihrc
m on fs IN the Office u the Register the City aud
Sortv OF Neg entitled Msp Of Bar Farm and bounded a.
ft.. B,enrug % point tie westerly sc If the BOwey distant
ole hundred thirty e feet and two inches norther from The north
w,y csru and tie Bowe and running theuce
vsr ON rgb angles gith the BOsey hundred feet,
thence n,hey parallel With the Bowcr, twenty-five feet thence
r,tery a with the B0Wery hundred feet TO the
Bos thence outhey along the westerly side Of the Bose
Sutfye beginning being tue lot devised 10
Perrin deceased formerly Catherine Cory by Thomas White
isrrad will dated April 1911 recorded in the Office Of the
Surrogate of the Cy Couaty NewYok volume u Of wills
STRPHES H. TuRNBULL, Referee.
N,oRy [ DooLtrrty Plaintiffs Attorneys M2l 2aw3sT s.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
fettures ano meetin9s.

rVO- NIGHT, Third Lecture of the Course be.
t, L ynng Men, alton Of ~ Tmothys ChuEch all e$
delivered bv the Rev & EWER Lyric Hall BroANg ss
Fory seyenths, Subject The Yosemite valley Almieos
,, The proceeds applied EQglng The eot On ins a's
church e6es In FNyseyenthst between Eighth tnl Nla'h s
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

THE FlRST-CLASS Z. &. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CHAS HOYRR Master
will leave Pier No 49, n H. on SATURDAY, April g. at
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Taking 10 Southampton London Hsvfe and Bremen
the OO rntes PAYABLE u gold It's equivalent
int Cabin 4llO; Second Cabin, SC5: Steerage, RJ5.
Fr1mB Southampton and Iiavre York
FIrstC Cabin 4lO; Second Cabin H7j; Stcrrage,
EXCURSION TICKETS, OUT AND HOME.
First Cabin, $40 Second Cabin flJO Steenge $40
Baltic Capt @. Jones April 20 W. Metropolis W. Weir May
fof sgat VI psssase appg 20 .
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
Amusements.
VAN AMRURGU's

DARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
ID MUSEUM AND MENAGERIB CONVERSATION
Broadyay. between Spring and Prneess
THE GRAND LOCAL SENSATIONAL DRAMA
EVERY AFTERNOON AT ?. EVENING AT H.
OUR TENEMENT HOUSES,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

ERIE RAILWAY-Trins leave Depot foot
II ofClamherssi. FavDrIs frrrrt ..
N Diy Epr-i, RoAe,er BafAo SALAMANCA Daaifi'
all s. points Wet sri South
g.ta o. Nst Train. dolly f,f OtsfIir
m. Iatrc,s Mai. ftl1. ~s'amrrrs sr' Neft
I.plp m Wa. fr Port JrrtIs Nrshnrsh. WafsrL
su1r m Sfit fttiess Hufsla. Sa.,naara. sri Duaift
SO !. Co.,. Va Train for >nfsu. o..
Gl D. Nrlf Etrrrs daily. ff Euiao. NaIutucA blifff
s1i ell points West 50 S,1th.
7J'p "a Emiyrart Tfsin t,i'. hr tle West .
Va Irss irssar sol FArfsnn AZ .
srI g.isa r ~ m I-t, g. 90 tiA tti ID ls'l Ga
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS a Tlts'rr Igal af ll o''0rs
t,,e m i .ert come tor afh al >ohsrn SO Wssra
e... HlGH WDbLh. Gcal bupt
~. p p,pr Gen p,.. t-sfi
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

I ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
IL March H. 1861 the Of this COMPANY will
follows leaving Pier No 80 East River foot Of Rutge New
Sag Hhor. Green Port Orient and NewSua,k. steamer
ARTISAN Capt e. c. Gibbs, WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, at
Ip m
For Port Jefferson and Stony Brook steamer SUNBEAM Capt 4
Hldreth WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS per time table.
Tie and beautiful wheel steamer RIVER QUEEN will be put,
on TIE route to Sag Iarhor about Nav !. 1907.
DAVID WILLIAMS, President. No. BeekmAnSt
L. NJ I.ru.-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

WI PANY-CommcncDg Monday. December e. 100 Leave New
yr, fo, ~ Brc AZ a. connecting Legh Valley Railroad and
Lrsnche at C5A m Express tan, NJ, Nal train ~ ~
N,rstosu Accommodation leaves i2JD Hskeitt
town Mall J:J M0usoNn hipre" AZ ? 10 IN au
don above II dhy run 70 NeWh s 70 nouh VsS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

rsugsrnenis Jan o. l96Lelves James Slip New York {.
m fOr Greeupor and stations u for hyos
stations; latAank clfc" tram land TO h,eF
head on Saturdays oul; p @ O Syosso and stations p
M. Pafmir auds stations
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

THRILLING PICTURE OF YEwYORK LIFE.
On exhibition. at all hours, the
ENTIRE VAN AMBURGH COLLECTION OF LIVING WILD
ANIMALS,
GREAT LIVING CURfOS1TIBS,
MADAME KINKS. THE BEARDED LADY,
A GIANT AND GIANTESS A LEOPARD CHILD,
TWO DWARFS, CIRCASSIAN GIRL
GORDON CUMMINGSS COLLECTION.
COSMORAMAS, LEARNED SEAL, HAPPY FAMILY,
GRAND AQUARIA. HISTORICAL RELICS. and
OVER 900 OTHER CURiOSGfIkS.
int, inn rents. chi gnder D 5eeutS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

TAXING ONLY flRNEtLANN FhNNf NtEiN.
PASSAGE RATES II GOLD OK lrS EQUIVALENT
Slt. al23 800
According 20 location and sine or room.
Tickets fr the home psge issued reduction %! go nssseH
ger. returning previous % August.
P ger. ci1 be hrrshe board with railroad tiets rom Brei
u Paris AZ te reduced Of 2 20 ~ Tor lrtci at ~ or ooa
class being reduction ~ q per regular rates Tselty cubic
feet Of Baggage allow wed 10 each passenge.
Letters of credit urd for England and tlc Continent
Io,rss.,ge spny 10 WELLS. TARGO Co.,
'N' Passage Agents. No "a Broadway.
For freight 10 NM T. COLEhAN a. ~,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PANY mtr l>tesi-r. weekly &, Lnco railing greens
Tie splendid Hr,,cl,s Iron Steamships u A Line N 0e Is
patched a. follow, from Pier No. North Ngcri
!DFNNARE" Thomson NATCRDA AY MArrl 2f
ERIN Cutting - ~ KY 'a' '
A D. experienced Surgeon @ each ship free 81 charge.
Dras ei f,I any amount payable a. h-lL 30 GIe bn ~
o. the Continent
Stesaf. 80 so cuurnrr.
Through Passage Pans Antwerp, lulas Bremen Loull &.
a. low
bring from Liverpool Qlrrns
town Tor u cur+ucr oitliur ~ No 20 Bnai~sr
For Freight or Passage apply Olcr oi e COMPANY 70
Passage OGce Ol TIE Con-
pauy No q Broadway or No. rs PeaIi.st - .- .
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
CEYTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.


Railroad Eaon with te Lsgh Vae sfui I'D is
forming direct hle Pursh ard the West sA,ui thanss Of
ALLENTOWN iINE To TE WEST
R,press daily the West except Sgaiayi vhea one
ia hr evening
Sv mile. bv this ae Chao CfncEnau
81. L1ll. Gc, N.tA hat one chance ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Jan = la5s-Lrave NrF- York a. follows.
m-fur Eaion Bethlehem halrh tAuLk Wlau'por',
Wikesbsrs, Mahausy trr. &c
Bios Man TKiN-Por Pennington. tss'on. Waist Gap San
ton Wlteslarys. Grest Bend Plti.pu. Bin.anfau. &
Ktpre ir Ess'l. Ae1trau Hsrr'hlrf Pit'
With ht change ~ o. trnrau or Oh
Gag, changes Louis Connsots Hifrshpfg vh
northern ,ss. and rLsicha ti ke Hois, Or tHe and We
Ol K~giuus ....
Reading g.ii Ilr. Harrisburg &C.
p IN For Ea.io1 Ectliehfm al ManrA tauat
p. m-Flf Son srtI.e ant F~rIlt"a.
y rFuT Eanu. Healing HtrtHlrf Ntlhr'1'fi lf'ls's
ClTiy Ene g. S.rtprg Car from Noe lo.a g. "ii.-'.'1
6:lS D m--lof sumrrrllr
7lDp "a -for Norcrf.Ie
90 m-WFSTEtN EXPEESS TRAtN-FIf Eif1.. A.eHi0fu,
RcaiifR IarlsHrrf. Pittsburgh ali o." West
sleeping through Jersrr tF ip lhlrff rreF eeairg
Additional trsss are 10 Bergel roli hHDbstl, g.
Tickets m r obtained A. ffr ufe g ts irrti Fil
roai Of Srs jersey Iibe = r. a. No Ao lioa Nos
- ~ IlsaIaaT. ~ o Nu o. trrrualCa .
JOSIAH 49, NTEANNs. sHf-r .airlfrai
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

~ irr clam. s-. AUGSIgs JAMES late ofthe City ot See.
lors ir-esr sf ey required % exhibit The ssm. With the
vouchers thereof e sh,,rihs az bis once No y Market o.,
Poushf, gl1 te- months ilom AMI ae the late hereof
p,tei J,r la5. H. d. NARlCK Trustee
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
EW-YORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO..

Tor freight Or Pas.fs sPp oEcs GO no. oe pro,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21


1897 FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON
I tCO6 LANDING, at ESOPUS. WEST PARK, POrGHKEEP-
Sic MILTON MARLBOROUGH, NRWBtRGH. CORNWALL and
COZZENS connecting with Eenile and Delhi stages The splendid
steamboat THOMAS CORNELL Cart DAVID ABBEY jr viii make
TIM the above places TIT SDAi Mar 2lt Inst, ey
ug Ncvlok from fo oi Hsnrs. Worth River at o'clock J.
aud Nelok regularly thereafter every TUESDAY, TIL RS
DAY and SATURDAY The se hour Returning, will leave RondOu
on alternate days atop H.
DEGULAR HARTFORD LlNE-Frst-clasS
steamer CITY Hartford ard Granite state sve Pcckslp T. r.
der ercep Suudi Hartford Ct connecting ipr Spring
field Cshoiu- ooke NORTHAMPTON sul all Coauc cn River Towns
pengr and freight Fafc ~ Jtood Second Cla,. - -
SAFETI, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER. FITUHBrRG. NASHUA. LOWELL, CoE
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Th. ? srd stanch steamers Of the h0rsich liue.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NENYORK.
cave Neslok daily jSuuaays eIcrpteii a O'Clock ron
Pier No "a North River. foot Of Nesiry.st,
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there connecting With the Steamboat Eiprr Train from The shove
points aui Woser Bsion and Worcester, Worcester
and Sashu, and New London sri Northern Railroads
Freight taken a. the lowest rates For lrmaon inquire o
Il A.n-t u-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
NOTCE is hcrchy ciyen to nl pcr.0ns hav-

s b Bsovyru Attorney ~ Plalatif. No D Waist, n T.
NJ -.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

~ with arrangement effected with the United States PostOh, De
partmeut steamships Of the North German Lloyd will on ad after
tie 2 Msrch leave York THURSDAY aud on and after
the I'd Of April Southampton TUESDAY cayng the United
OELRICHS / Go. No GO Broad.st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupe. the whole upper portion OF three
oies of the large double building at the N corner Of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH streeta, b wen ilghteu,
and fitted up 10 style OF elegance Anu eohfenieee
which il unsurpassed .s-.,t,
The Instruction given hero Of the most practical and
character The appreciation OF It's value Is
nv the fact that during the past year nearly seven
huadred Students in Attendance and also ~ ihe
readiness with which Its graduates secure lucrAtIe
situAtlons and the large number Of applications made
to the College for them
The oourse ofinstructon includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which Ia taughtn all It's departments and applications
lust as il s rraceed the best accountants and BUSH
set OF books adapted to tho various branches
trade out In proper form the various papers used
in business such as Promss9ry NoHes, heee'P. AS
Balance sheets, &C.. aud is instructed 10 the large
VARSITY Of Transaction and customs business lie
PRNMANsHIP.
which Ia important to every business man, receives
attention. and the method Of instruction pursued
hsFs Is we'll calculated to make elegant and rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
neludpR Interest Proat and Loss, Averaging Accounts
ESehanse &c. 10 taught in its shortest and most APP
GoSmasoiSL Law, MATHEMATICS, and pRrEoTNo Cow
vpTnIT Norris are Included in the Of instruction
TELR0RAPHINd
both by Sound and Paper taught by one ofle bes
ia afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all tn
mlnutio Of the profession. a,
| a department has been opened for the reception
faies for instruction in this branch Thegreat an
insreasnE demand for competent operators, oilers IN
| usuAl opertunlf sfor remunerative emp lovment.
| Az ihstructiN Ia given to each student separately
those who w,sh enter for any particular branch
| 80, ,,-.- ,....,t,..
ouse Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks, &C
eordiuR 10 the number Of hours daily devoted to It,
handsome Diploma, with the seal OF the Inst tuition II
| tAched, is awarded ON graduation. ..
Students received at any time and are instruete
At such hours AZ may lest suit their convenience:
Catalogues containing terms, &c,may be obtain'
1-CRIrfssDBEs series OF Practical TreAtiseg on Boo
| KEBPINg and JUDsB SHARwooDs lectures before II
on Commercial Law, for eale at he College
s. Il. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal
oHddTnNIG IQGH
SESSIONS-I8B7

Thebuildiugs and grounds have been placed In com
nlate order and filled up with furniture especially
dsnted for the comfort and convenience of Students
nnma are furnished for the Oldest boys aH In Colleges
private study from the sonfusion ola
school room. .,, -, -,
Tho Course Of instruction IL thororg and praeticA
sisned 10 al our younR men for admission to best
Colleges for the active datssef the farm, shop OF
counting house, 49,. At, - ,,
ia rpiEhed with library ofl2OO0 Volumes and one o.
The best collections OF Chemical and Phiosophea aPpa
,atus in the United statssthuP aordng facilities fol
aeauirlnQ complete Scientific and Mathematical eduea'
ton far superior to most snhoolein our country. -
The best Teachers will be employed ana no lAno
spnred 10 Eecure the proper moral mental and phYsea
training ofthe young entrusted 70 his care Term
moderate Por circulars aud information address,
EDWARD PORTER,
Nawark. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

RRApIoATEs ERUpTIyE and LUCRATIVE DISEASES
or THE
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALE,
and SKIN,
which 30 dsnsure the appearance, PukdlSu tne es,s
elects Of mercury, and removing all tAints the remnants
of diseases, hereditary otherwise anu ID tah'u "
adults aud children with perfect safety. e,....
TWO TABLEsPOONfULS Of the extract pi hss XXI
ra added to pint of water is equal to the Lisbon ie
Drink and one bottle Is equal to gallon OF w eyiup
OF sarsanarilla or the decoctions as usualiy mhae
Anintsresng letter is published In me Me1leo I'M
aiea Review on the subject Of the Extract oil satsa
fila In certain Affections by Benjamin Travels o,
Al Speaking of those diseases and diseases arising from
he excess Of mercury, no states 'rhat no remedy IS
eq lai 10 the extract osarsapaa its power Is extaor
binary more 60 than any other drug am aeq1ani,eu
with II is in the stretest sense, tonic WIN ths IN
valuable attribute, that II Is applicable to sata OF ns
system 30 sunksn aud yet irritable as renders otueI
substances Of the tonic class unavailable or Injurious
HELMBOLD's
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla.
Established upwards of eighteen years.
PREPARED ny IL. Il, HELMBOLD,
DauaaIsr AND CHEMIST, 594 Broadway, n.
Ls-S0LD By ALL DRUGGISTS. laprlS-omos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
le,1rl1aI ann Statesman


4t ar ass sonstituteFa square.
81 une 'i'nJinsartion 80 cents per square.
az ~ fonr lines sngl Insertion, 20 cents
sTATss6aaS x Rsysry
Tuesday h No subscriptions will be received for
able 10 rse months and no paper discontinued until
s,sthan paid uulessat the option Of pub
Usher. ,putY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN is pub
The WEE. "Friday at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
shel eYSty orTHREE DOLLARS at the end Of
III. pyys1srsEMENTs rs 20 n mi
.isd tor every subsequent insertion onger ones
~ ihe same proportion ,,t,ho,, stating tbe tina
" Ia nublished, will be continued until they
they AZ ~ and charged according TO the above terms.
.vsse u Annual Advertisers y strictly limited
i ssI own Immediate business and AL NJ
leins Ssndt OF other lersOnH, AS well as az
for lue Immediately connected with their own nnsi-
ns nd ali classes of adysrtlsements IA Length or VtI9
ness Az ond the limits engaged will BIO charged ~ ue
VIZ sses. For all such transient ADVERTISING os WIN
e'ua rendered. and prompt payment Is deslreu
hsePa narn9 iSssarfoH Of their Advertisements ana
~ an Tuesdays and Fridays, our advertisers IRE IA
nI that their fAvors MUST be handed IN previous ~
ierne sl, lax Al NJ. on Mondays and ThursdaSs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
RAILROAD LINES.
fs5s izsa -lsssEzszz1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
~ ssse isisssssl MINGlON AND BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.

r., sss rrzszszsrEssz1 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
- - 9MINaloN AND BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE Sd, 1867.
Trains will leave Depot Broad Street and Wash
inRton Avenue, as follows;
wAY-MAIL TRAIN stsso AM Sundays txeeptsd)
for Baltimore stopping at all he ular Stations. Com
Meeting with Delaware Rail Roal At Wilmington for
crlshe I'D ar Ard lnermediate stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1850 A. NJ. Sundays excepted,)
for baltimore and Washington.
ExpkEss TRAIN at $50 P. NJ. Sundays excegted)
lot washington stopping at Chester, Ihur
low Linwood Claymont, Wilmington. Newport Stanton,
Newark Ekton North. East Charettown PER-, Vile Havrs
1edrsoe, Aberdeen, Perrymans Edgswoo1, Magnolia,
UhAse's and 6temmer's Run. Connects al Whining on
with Delaware Railroad Line stopping at New Caste,
MlaaieI9wn CLAYTON smyrna Dover Camden FELTON,
harrington Milford Seaford. Salisbury Princess Anne,
aud connecting At Crished with Boat Norfolk Ports
NIGHT EXPRESS at II 90 p NJ fdailv) for BaltI-
more and Washington.
Passengers by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk will take the lii A. N. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
mington:
Leave Philadelphia $780, 49, eco and 80 (dsily)
r. NJ The 4S0 2. NJ train connects with Delaware Rail-
road for Dover and intermediate stations.
n, Leave w mngton at 100 and 100 A. NJ 800 and 80
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1O.4O A.. NJ, $40 and 969P.N
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 74I, SAL and II IS A. M $40 90
1870 and l0AP. NJ
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1926 A. NJ Way Mail p35 A. NJ.
H., Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit aud intermediate sta
lions at 90 p. NJ.
Acc immodatioR Train from Port Deposit will leav.
perryville at 64T A. NJ, for Baltimore and intermediate
stations.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9,i2 A. NJ, and OsP.M.
Wilmington at 10 co A. NJ. and 4.55 r. M
Freight Train with PASSENGER Car attached Will leave
1856 NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at sos .Msloppng at Hayrede =ia o
Perryville and wilmington Also stops at North East,
kkon and Newark to take passengers Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore and at
Chester to leave passengers from Washington or Bat-
more II. H. KENNEY, Superintepdept.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
HOOP SKIRTS.
L Attest FASHIONS DEMAND
d. w. BRADLBYE
oBLRBRATED PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE sPRIEd)
SKIRT.

THE WONDERFUL FLExIBLITY and great COMFORT ana
fLEAsURR to LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLPIu sklkf
will be experienced particularly in all crowded AHskA
BLIEa, OPRRAs, CARRIAGES, RAILROAD CARS ChuRoh
PRWs, Ann CHAIRS for Promenade and Hou5R DRESS ~
the sKIRr be FOLDED when in to OCCUPY small
PLACE easily and conveniently SILK or MusliN
DREss invaluable quality In crinoine not found In
any Single Spring Skirt
LADY having enjoyed the PLEASURE, COMFORT, and
great CONVENIENCE OF wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
sPRIEG SKIRT for SINGLE DAY, will never aieTwards
willingly dispense with their For CHILDREN MSBEa
and YoUSd LADIES they superior to all others:
They will not BEND BREAK like the Single spring
but will PRESERVE their PERFECT and GRACEFUL sHAPH
when three four ORDINARY SKIRTS will have been
THROWN AsIDR The HooPs are covered with
DouHLB AND TWISTED THREAD and the BOTTOM RODE are
not only double springs bat twice Tor doube) COVERED
preventing them from wearing out when dragging down
Btoope stairs, sc.
The Duplex Elliptic is great fayorite with all ladies
and Is universally recommended by the FASHION MAdA-
nNRs rs the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION,
ABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inesmable advantages in
Cr oline, viz; SUPERIOR QUALITY, PRRPEor HAaurAo-
sTKLlsH SHAPE AND FINISH PLBxBILrY DURABiLIrT
COMFORT and ECONOMY, enquire for w BRADLRYs DUPLEX
ELPc, Double Spring Skirt and be sure you get the
genuine article
CAUTI0N.-To guard against IMPOSITION be par
tcular TO NOTICE that skirts offered as "DUPLkA Pave
the red ink stamp, via 81. W. Bradleys Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the wAislblnd-none others are
genuine Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the centre thus revealing the two
Tor dOube) springs BRAIDED together therein which 70
secret Of their and STRENGTH and acombna-
lion not to be found in any other SKIRT,
FOR SALE in all Stores where FIRST GLASS skirts
are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY & CAREY,
81 Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade SITS, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-11
REGISTERS NOTICES.
EaIsTER,s oFFIcE,

N EGLsTERs OFFICE, .
X New CASTLE County, May 3Oth, 1857,
iInon the application Of Henry Eckel, Executor Of
the last Will and Testament Of Johanna Wilhem'na
istley late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said County
dacesed tits ordered and directed by the Register that
INC Txeeuio aforesaid give notice Of the granting Of
Letters estamentary upon the estate OF the deceased with
ne date Of granting thereof by causing
In liza posted within forty days from the date OF such
Iettas in six Of the public places Of the County Of
New Castle requiring all persons having demands agaiasl
mby in such case made and provided And also cause
the same to be inserted within the same period In ms
Delaware State Journal aud tktesmana newspaper pun
lished In Wilmington and 10 be continued therein TWO
Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of tn
e. Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
L. County Aforesaid the day and year above written
r. C. FRAIM, Register.