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The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

HORRIBLE INFANTICIDE.-ln our even
ing edition of yesterday we stated the fact
that officer Kelly had overhauled China
man at an early hour yesterday morning
on Dupont street who was carrying In a
sack the dead body of Chinese female
child about eight months old. Further
inquiries by the police reveal the fact that
the child was deliberately murdered by its
inhuman, heathenish parents. 1t has been
stated tnat the Chinese, in their own coun-
try, are in the frequent habit of murder
ING their female infants under the plea
that they are burden and expense, and
are better out of the way. But we had
not realized the fact that the same murder
GUS custom was practiced by the Chinese
in this community until the details of the
present case were exposed. 1t appears
that when the officer made the discovery
of the CHASTITY contents of the sack, he
arrested the Chinaman, who offered to go
with him to the parents of the child on
Sacramento street, and he stated to- the
officer that the parents had killed the child
and hired him toremove the body. Officer
Kelly went with the prisoner and on ques-
tioning the parents of the child they ac-
knowledged having killed the child by
smothering it with the bedclothes. They
gave as a reason for the murder, that she
@cried too much, all time; they couldn't
Sleep" so they killed her. The officer
arrested all the inmates of the house, four
men and three women, besides the parents
who had perpetrated the murder. Nice
subjects to make American citizens Of
the Chinese.-S. f. Chronicle
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

INcoRREcT.-Last week, in alluding to the
accident by which DR.. J. o. Smiths shoul-
Bradway and Olendorff expressed the opinion
that no dislocation had taken place, and that
DR.. Cameron afterwards reset the dislocated
joint. DR.. Smith informs US that we were
mistaken. The joint was reset by Drs.
Bradway and Cameron, Olendorf not being
present. No question was raised as to the
dislocation. We cheerfully make this cor
rection. We published the former report of
the operation as it was current on the street.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

STocK DYING.-A resident rf Pitt River
Valley, who visited town this week, states
that the winter has been very severe in
that settlement Considerable snow lies on
the mountains between here and Fort Crook
Many immigrants who came into the valley
last year, from Oregon, have lost cousidera-
BILE stock, and are dissatisfied with the local
ity on account of the necessity of feeding
their stock during the winter.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

CHEEKY.-John Mullan, of San Francisco,
representing himself as Secretary of the Cal
ifornia Immigration Association, sends US a
column advertisement putting the concern
with which he is connected, with request
to insert the advertisement and send him a
paper containing it, all gratis There's
cheek for you. If the Association referred
to is too hard up to pay for their advertise
ments it had better disband. None for us
thank YOU.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30
GENTLEMAN lust from the Plains

A GENTLEMAN just from the Plains
reports that bufaloes are at this time to
be found in immense herds. At dis
tance of 250 miles west of the Missouri
river, on the Kansas Pacific road, he passed
through herd covering surface of 500
square miles, and containing probably over
a million bufaloes. The number of dead
bufaloes lying on the line of the road, shot
by passengers as the cars go along, is very
great; and he says there is enough meat
lying there at this time, easy Of transporta-
ton, to feed all the poor people of America.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

The FLAG.-The Sacramento Record says
that as the League who banished the China
men from the mills, near Unionville, New,
were marching through the streets carrying
an American flag, Democrat was asked II
be would join posse to resist them. Not
much, said he; my people down South tried
resisting that flag for four years, and came
out at the little end of large-sized horn-bet
you don't catch them resisting it again. 1t
would be treason, sir, treason to resist or fire
up5n that hag-whch | have no disposition
to commit-in view of the lessons of the
past"
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30
SAD AFFLIcrIoN.-Th Yolo Democrat

SAD AFFLIcTIoN.-The Yolo Democrat Of
the 23d has the following:
A short time since little son of G. W.
Andrews, of this place, while engaged in
play with other boys, was accidentally
wounded in one of his eyes by dart thrown
from the hand of one of his companions
Both eyes became badly affected and on
Monday last Mr.. Andrews took the child to
San Francisco for treatment. An examina-
alton was had by DIR. Pardee, who pronounc-
ed the patient hopelessly blind. The sufferer,
whose age is but ten years. bears the misfor-
tune with fortitude but the af1iction is a
sad one to his parents and friends, who more
fully realize bis helpless situation.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

BALM. B. Hickey, of Middletown,
gives notice this week of his intention to give
ball on St. Patrick's Day, March 17th.-
Hickey has always succeeded in giving salts
faction to the ball-going public heretofore,
which is q guarantee that all who patronize
him on this occasion will receive satisfactory
entertainment.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

A RHODE ISLAND horse fancier, who
thought he knew thing or two, recently
swapped a white horse for a cream colored
one, paying something "to boot" More
lately he traded off cream color for a
beautiful, glossy, coal black horse, paying
"boot" again. Very soon, however, the
coal black grew rusty, and in spite Of all
his efforts has turned into the identical
white horse which he first traded of.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

WILD SHooTING.-IR his report of the bat
tie of Murfreesboro, General Rosecrans says
that twenty thousand discharges of cannon
put only 72S men hors de combat, and cut of
two million musket shots no more than 49,
aud $50 bullets, or about $50 pounds of
metal, to disable each soldier.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

SMALL Pox.-The small pox has appeared
in the village of Hawkinsville, near Yreka,
and the City Marshal of the latter place,
under instructions from the Board of Health,
has placed guards on the roads between the
two places, with orders to let no person pass
from Hawklnsville to Yreka.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

SSow.-Snow, the first of the season, COM
menced falling here on Thursday afternoon,
and continued to descend without intermis-
sion until Friday morning. II fell to the
depth of several inches.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

Nor TRuE.-The Downieville Messenger
states that the small pox is prevailing in this
place. 1t is not true. So far there has not
been a single case of small pox within the
limits Of Shasta county.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

IcE-The Truckee Tribune says that their
foreman, one morning last week, counted four
icicles, about three inches in length, hanging
from the under lip of cow that was standing
near the freight depot.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

SENATOR CAssERLY said, in his banquet
speech at New York, short time since, that
the first money he ever earned was in the
capacity of a newspaper reporter, and he had
vivid impression that it was the hardest
money he ever earned.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

DULL.-The Yreka Union says the present
is the dullest season ever experienced in
that place.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

THERE were 50 deaths in San Francisco
last week l3 Of the cases were from small
pox. Forty new cases of small pox were
reported during the week.
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30
FRAGRANCE the most lasting!
Fragrance the most delicate

Fragrance the most exquisite
Fragrance the most refreshing
Are all combined in Murray & Lanman' IS
Florida Water-the only recognized perfume
of fashion.
reg As there are worthless counterfeits,
BUYERS should always ask for the Florida
Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp, New
York.
For sale by L. Wellendorf, druggist,
Shasta. 562
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30
Boils. PustuIes, Blotches and Humor

B0ils. Pustules, BlOtches and Humor
are all evidences Of bad blood, and no matter
what medicines are taken. if they do not pu-
rify the blood they cannot cure the disease
Bristols Sarsaparilla is the safest the surest.
and the best of all blood purifiers it has been
tried for 35 years, and always successful A
few doses of Bristol's Sugar coated Pills,
taken at same time. will also hasten a cure.
For sale by L. Welendorf, druggist.
Shasta 587
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30
st. Patrick'S Day.
Wednesday, March 18th, 1869.

Good Music has been engaged, and good supper
will be furnished.
MANAGERS.
Shasta. q. Scott, Thomas Greene, L. Garrecht
P. Giliooly, Emmett Cook.
Middle Creek. Robert Kennedy, Edward Clunen,
John Shroud.
French Gulch.-P. Garland, John Souter.
Horsetown.-James DAILY. James Leary. f. NJ.
Dixon, Joseph We'll, r. 7. Irwin, b.
-Conroy, }. Cauglin, d. Spahr.
Middletown.-T. S. Mount, W. Kelner, p. Ryan.
j. Lewis. S. Houton, C. Schoobch.
Janesville.-James Reagan, d. Meagher, J. My
ers, j. Criss.
Texas Springs.-P. Larkin, Charles Davis, Mr..
Williams, Geo. Reese.
Clear Creek.-J. J. Bell, Joseph Mullen
Cottonwood d.-Jacob Forster, John Barry.
Red Blutf.-Mr. Kennedy, Mr.. Corregan, R. Nc
Mullen.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
J. V. Scott, Thomas Greene.
p. Gillooly, Robert Kennedy.
James Leary, E. NJ Dixon.
TICKETS, $500
Middletown, JAN 90, 1869. j3O
The Shasta courier., 1869-01-30

The Board of Supervisors will meet in this
place on Monday next
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

s--e-- TWO HOUSES FOR sALE.---
Tiita The undersigrsd offers hou.e fer sale that
HH rents Tor sl6 Fer month, ana VII tsll u on
ksEl4Sa, very accommodating tsims- All the mop.y
sqnire5 5000 cash sloo in tw0 months and siOo in
Also house that rents for sle per month, on the
sar,s terms APPLY 10 - 4..
.prs-tf s28 East Fourth street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

No. /. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pine
street, above Fifth street -.
between Market and King Streets very debiEapa
part of the city for business Of any kind.
No. 3, PIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on NC,
osullsy street, Lombard, bstwesn Eleventh ana
Twelfth streets.
No, 4 A BRICK DWELLING on Tatnsli strsss, AhoEs
Second street -
No. s. a BRICK DwELLIEa AND sToREat eeFnsr
Of Seventh and French srests Good business stan
No. q. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on iron.
street, drst houae West Of Black Horss Hotel. 5000
stAEd for store and boarding house.
WM .MeCAULLEY
t.,a1 COS Market strest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
mn CoNaUnI i.I,IVEs.

The Rs7. EDWARD a. WILSON will send QIss Of
sharge) to all who desire the prescription with the d.
reetions for making and using the simple remedy By
which he was cured Of lung affection aud that dread
disease consumption His only Objeut 10 to beneht the
afflicted and he hopes sufferer Will try this prea-
erptipn as It will them nothing, and may prove
S'@-''-s' KEW EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1856 South Second Street.
/ NlinNV Ma
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

DAsTURE LOTS FOR RENT ON THE
ToWnssnd Road between Market street and Third
ktreet BIidxe Apply to W: HeoAULLST / Co.,
aprs-1m sos Msrkst street Wilmington, Del:
VNOR SALE SR RENT----A LARGE
Il HOUSE with II Beoms sad 10 Acrsu Of Land ON The
Wilmington caussw Ay, suitable for TRUCKING or arM
| ,na Inp.T TO Wh. AucAULLtTl
| ''ts..h 606 Mars-t st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
R,.ava for Young Mep

On the Rrlors and Abuses incident to Youth and
Early Mansood with the humsne view q TTeAt%sR.
ana Curs sent BY mail free Of charge. address, HOWE
ARD Ass5cI ATl0N, BOX p, Philadelphia, Pa, -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
aalIroaO 0ineg.
~-u=r---1 PHILADELPHIA, w1L-
kaf ~ Z lssgssissSfFeMIA9ioS AND hAAilMOkA
Kali isUAD TINE TABLE.

EAIl i04D TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAX 10 h, 1859.
1faius will leave Depot eorhet broad sesi aud Wash
WAY-MAlL TRAIN ats so An tsundeys .zeerltd)
or Baltimore, stopping all lie ai-s sestioEs. Cole
noetlng with Delaware Rail Ros az Wilmington ier
Crishsie AEd Iatsrmsdiste stations. -
Tor baltimore and Wash gIon, sopsi.s at Niiningon-
Peil5 vile and Havre-de orA.e. cuntctt atWhniestsa
kxPkEss Train si aoO e. NJ (sunS,yi EXCEPTED,
cs bsltmor sand HashiHeon e. sang at Cheaisf lnpf-
low, bnHood, usymout, WiunnYt1n Nswpnri, stnnton'
North Eas Cha -s'cw Il err! ehnnIe
DC GrGss, Aherdetr, perrymsuss kdgoTusa, AHgneiA'
ss-EI6aT RxpREss at il.se VI (da,ly,l for hEih-
noreand WAshington eoppns at Chs! tf, I1ufieN
Ps5rJriis aud Hayrsde or1es Perrymalsau Aas nois
P9ssngers foT Fortress Monroe ana NofoiA WILL tsks
ths l2Oo M.trAin.
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping at all sAtiont Between Philadelphia and hl-
Lsavs Phiadslpha at 100 A. H. 2.so, oo,prd 7co
T. NJ Ths 300 PM. train sonnses with Delaware Rail-
road for Harrington and intermediate stations.
100 daily p NJ. The 10 A. M train viii rot stop bs.
I tween Chester and PhilAdslphiA.
| PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE CENTRAL R. R.
stopplag at all Stations on Chester Creek and phadal-
pkta and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave PhAasip for Port Deposit excepted
/ at 100 A. M and 40 Il. M. Leave Philadelpha fqs
| Stations between Philadelphia aud LAmckln,
Leave Port Deposit ior fhilaaelpha (sahdaJ excepted
TrAins leaving Wilmington al 90 A. NJ, and 10 P.
NJ will connect at Lamokin Junction ith tSs 100 A,
h aud 80 Z. NJ. trains for PhilRdeiphla AID Baltimore
Central kailrsad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE,
IeaVs Wilmington at 10 SO A. NJ i2.2l 5s7 AID 1870
CHESTER FoU PHILADELPHIA
| Leave Chester att Is 4s eOs aud 1l.Os n Gil,
| ASS, o29, zd7 and 1913 Pm.
| From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Laays 8atn more rs A. NJ. Way NAM g % AM, IL
prssa IS NJ, Rxprsss. 72s p. NJ, ExpTesa. Iu40
| 7. N. ExpTsks.
From Baltimore to Port DspOvis ami Intermediate
| stations at 900 r. N
Acoomm odation Train from Fort Deposit viii leave
Psrryvis at s.1i a. NJ. Tor Baltimore in.arnsdats
| stations.
| A. NJ, and 4 50 =. M
| Trains for baltimore Leave Wilmington AZ 1852 ana
| loQ2 A. NJ, o5 and l7P.M.
sUspAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore 25 r. M, stopping Magnolia
| PerrymAn's, Aberdeen, nsyredeOiAee, Teity yyie,
| cherlsstown, North-hass, Llktcn, Newark, Stanton
Newport Wilmington, clEymont, iiaMood and chelter.
| IL = he. hiY supit-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
nRnoRa oF YouTm.

A Gepteman VINO suffered for years nom Nervous De-
bii+v Premsture Decay and ell the eeets of youthful
niseetinn will for the sake Of suffering humanity eend
res 20 ali who need it, the respe and directions ior max
~ ths snrls remedy By which be cured Sufferers
shins to nrol BY the advsriissrs expeienes, dc
81 " sNu's'-'Ns' - JoHNB. OGDEN
~,1,n.ivw a. Cedar street, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonlo Balsam
NOW USED BY THOUSANDS.

This prsparatIvn s complete chemical food and viii
build up wenksnsd, emAeiated and broken-dewn con
sttutlIns This remedy Is rapidly taking tbs plaes 81
all others in all diseases Of the rhi1oAP ald LONus
esnt Coughs, Sore Throat, AsLhma CUP, HoArsspess
BrOueh soreness and Pains in the Breast ami BLOOD
suittipg. Tickling Coughs, Tlghtuesf OF the Phlsgm
%nseSng shorinsss OF Breath, Weak Voice and Con
sumption. 4. mr.,
We haze cured more than one hundred casos OF PuL-
MONARY CONSUMPTION through the use OF this
remedy. We gusAntss 1t all We represent It 10 eo IL
Is a pow EllFUL RxpEC CrokAN1, with Tonic Alters.
tive and diusVe properties, and stands rne1eellsd u
rarely eguAlled, in SuklSa ALL DlshAsLs OF TIE
ale aud Is extensively appreciated wherever used and
Is highly recommended by elersymen, lawyers editofl
aud phSniclans, and BY Thousands who have uteu ~
Ssse our Special Circular for full description. Semi
by nal or 10 mad Of Dealers In Medicines Price o.
cents and 81 bottle. Full directions accompany eAof
bottle. Prepared and sold BY :, .,,,,,,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
WnNIadToTl DELAwAEB.

Mr. RosEET AFKiTsna -Thia ~ to certify that In the
summer of 1865 10 mad slaughter hous and shed
rooted With Plastic slate being OF tho aret in
this place II has in every way proven TO be durable
and satsaeory, and eonsides 1t OF the hest
position ioenng IN throughout .be country,
Ahs Plsutic slEte has become hnrieuad and iors
ens eonplsts sneet slate, without blemlsh q any
Ind JOsRUA HUTTON.
Hikrr HUTTON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

riavar in giving resaad often perfect radical
In .eufs cases Of Pal n Inflammation Waakness they
promptly relieve Rh.anAiisr Lu@6sgo, Kidney p Dis
ssnts pysrepsa swollen Joints, Eniars OF the
Iis.r Vhoapipe Cough and Asthma.
N hLThs genuine come iB yellow envelopes, with
rint-d name il my trade mark Ian Ellippe-o siEss-
ms1 msdlum and large-retail at 20 26 and IS cents
ssrb Made py Q, Il. NRkDLEs, Druggist,
s~s PHILADELPHIA.
rszs-For sale by best Druggists and psalsrs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
ssptlO-Sm
naafnasa Rlindnesa and Catar1h

Treated With the utmost success by J. IsAAos, D.,
and Professor u DISEASES Of the EYE AID kARi (hs
spseAty) iu the MedicRl College OF Pennsy lvanis IL
years sxPsrisnss oTmeTly e h11dsn HS.nd ~
esn be saea Al hls oea. The medical faculty In
vted 10 accompany their patients he has no secrets
in his practice Artificial inserted without pAR'
No charge eNhmtuAtlOn. ieplz-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
wnx,,a-as- py,.. February 9 1855


Mr.. RoBsET ATKNsoN;-Ws can tsy ia relation 10
Plastic Slate Rocnag that in the su9ros OF is65 hsd
psrt cf our foundry covered with tahou 1900 f9usrs
iss and tba 1857 aud rs Lad it put Oh foundry
hnd ofars (7goo square feo II has proven to he an
excellent material Tor roonng purposes oar roeis sfs
persrlly tight and givo us no trouble. TIE Flstus
tste hss hardened and e0pploe sheet Of
sinte without crack defect Of any kird
a'-'-' ~ & o gTOTSENhURG & SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
sc sToTsENBURo 8 SON.
NJ. ,.,.a-o. r.l,..... o 1870

This ia TO certify that had rlastic slate Roof put
on my dwelling over two years ego It. has gtvsn eniife
sstIsfaetlon slider Il by far the oheaps Api beet
Rood 81 nov in use. 1t improves by sgenetner elld
OF hest aneetng It. Mine is one seamless shes Of
slate over the whole root RICHARD y JONES,
III shipley Street.
I faIly concur in the above stsiemept; ~ much 70
that have had the roes Of hres nsF houses covered
Win L. and dnd perfect satisfaction Ia them.
JAS M. JONES, alS Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
meOitat.


islGoTRioiTH'
DR. C. II. LAWT0N,
Ia,s NJ Nav York and philadelphia would say 10 bis
friends aud the public that be may stin bs iounaN 81
No. 913 MARKET STREET,
Who're he 10 treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or avav ds,er,ptiop with tbs most gratifying resule
ny HIS NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL kLkOl tloiIi,
svstem Of practca based strictly scientific nrirepe
thorough knoz of which lie not ooly necsshsLy "a
order To nsurs successful trehtm3n out Mhout nnten
the apr!catou Of Electricity tn any iorns out uAngs
rous experiment. We give below list q dseases 20 toe
treatment Of which this syats issapeey adePpeo sau
in which We have been most successful .,
AmanrOss blindness from paialytis ol tne
ananurrha interruption or retention OF tue menaSei
HphonA suppression Of the voice, asthma, sgus ohs
ohnrea 81 Vltus dance, constipation enarrh, eonesP
tou 10 its early s,sges cough ehlorcs eooness q s
and hands, cramps cancers DEAFNESS, Nlsn Lro'n pa
Aatulenoe, gravel suitre, hystaria, MP dlssase
ence lunibaso, liver complaints, loekjaw, nsurApA
nervSuanssa. piles, palsy, rheumatism spinal ul'eAse
curF2lures, and tumora. -,
mated. Proapsus. mspscamenti ulcsranons ana oLnet
forms Of womb dsases, promptly relieved ana psfmA-
nsntly cured incredibly short space Of time
REFERENOEb.
We havs III pleasure Of referring thoss who may Wish
to undertake Electrical treatment 70 tue ioioFus W"
known citizens Of Wilmington and Vicinity, Nho nave
been treated by uR and Witnessed IN one'
Joseph prInghurst, 2i9 West street,
Edward L. Rice, SOL shipley street
W. II. Nsf, East Fourth street
Charles n. Gordon, 824 Market stfsst- -.
George Celand corner Of seventh and washington s1
II. Il Jones, corner Of Filth and Market streets.
VIM. L. Rudolph, 2l7 MarEei street,
| Dr HssDngton Russell, ChrlsuanAi Del
Walter Y. southRate, tsolo-eseott
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
myio-iyw
INTERPRETATION,

Information EusrAnteed to produce growth
of hir rou bald head bsardsss face also recipe
for the removal of PmPles. BlOtshes tEePons etc. on
the skin rearing the same soit clear and beautiful can
baobtsipsd without charge by addressing
"sVS''- THoS =, CHAPMAN, ,onENIsT,
..,tio.sm s2s Broadway New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
wnM,rnrnn- M Fahr.

In 1868 We had two buildings rooted with tho Plastic
Slate by Mr. R. Atkinson Il sesns 70 improve ty a.
and Is nov one seamless sheet OF Old Este perfectly
nre proof 10 all appearances has all tie qualities
''A'AisN ~ - - q. y. THOMPSON Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
CATALOGUES SENT GRATIS.

TEE oRlTTENDEN COMMERCIAL ARITHMETlo
AND BUSINESS MANUAL, for sails at the College.
HAndsomsly bound, IL mo. Priee, ai2o. Sent post
podiS dScis-tij 8. II. CRITTENDEN a. Co
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

Students received at any time aud Instructed at such
hours as may best suit their convenience,
Tho large number Of business men now IN attenaanee
aud ths applications received tor Its students
to All vncan positions fully attest tho appreciation In
which the Institution is held by the bnansss community
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11

Ain. Freight Trains with Passenger Gar attarhod 4,
VII leave WiImIngton neout 400 A, New CASTLE 4.bo
Niddistown, 64o CLAYTON, 7ao, Dover So, Camden,
10 PeIton 10 06 and bs due HARRINGTON about 1850
A. H. Rstarning, to leave Harrington about 90 T. n,
Psltoo, %, Camden, sos lioysr 5a5, MosIon, sso,
iue az Wilmington, about sto p NJ. Subject TO delays
This trsin viii stop 10 take up Passengers only at
ststions named but vii SET down Passengers Ct any
stopplug place except HArsE Corner sSsts Rosdi Dol
JUNCTION aud Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New csstisfor Wilmington sns philadephia At
| 40 A. ii. ..-
''- SMYRNA BRANoH TRATNa
Additional to thoss above leave EmyrBs f7F Clsyton
IL IS NJ and e10PM, Leave Clayton for srayrna 80
Y A NJ ard 21o P. NJ to make ronpection with IRlah
| aud from Dover. and Stations nosth.
| Steamboat TrAire heretofore are withdraw.
Boat WILL however, leave criEhed for Norfolk 10
nsetion with Local Trsu, on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Evenings.
| Superfutendcnt Delaware Railroad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-11
VALUABLE FARM FoIs SALE.

containing lio acres more or legs, situats on the
BrAndywus Ohrstiana hundr Cd, New cAstle county
and State of Delaware, joining lands fhorrisPAnei
Thomas Wilson, others The buildings are an excel
lent stone House and Barn. both supplied Witb water
from pipes sprngs. There Frunuing water every
nsd Good apple orchard and grsatY Ariey OF choice
pears and grapes It has Brandy
wins meadow, with 90 acres Of woodland, all In nSh
stateof cultivation within Ave miles of the Whining
cen city line Il "a avery bealthy and desirable PRO
perty. Apply to W. McCAULI EY,
600 Market Street,
WilmipQton, Del.