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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

OPERATIONS or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
We extract the following statistics from the
memorial prepared by Judge Hall, and adopted
by the Board of Education, at its last meeting:
The limits Of this city having been enlarged
since the chartcrlng Of this Board, comprehcnding
Brandywine Village on the north, and Mcdowell
willie and Hedgeyllle on the west and south west
it has been deemed duty to provide, during the
past year, school accommodations for the added
territory. Accordingly the Board has acquired
sites and built and furnished three new school
houses, numbered 10, II, u, each alter the model
Of School House No 3, containing 3l2 seats. In
these are schools; the reports showing in No
10, Hedgcyille, 161 boys, average daily attend
ance 150i and lao girls average attendance ! -
whole number 3ll ; No. II, McDewellyilr. Al
boys average attendance l3, aNd = girls average
attendance % whole bnmber Il aud in No. ~
Brandywnc Village, % boys attendance 80 aud
81 girls. average attendance II whole number IA
The original No. 10, has been removed with it's
number to the new house at Hedgeville. But it
has heen deemed best to continue the house as n
school house as No IL and II report from 1t
shows Is scholars viz 50 boys, average nttend-
nnce -, and So girls, average attendance 20
These schools are thus particularly mentioned
because recently opened. They are included il
the following general statements:
The number of scholars in our public schools.
according to the reports u the last quarter con-
sistng of the mppths December JauUary and
February, is two thousand nine hundred and
ninety-tive, (2995 D boys 1iil average daily at.
tendance 1894 girls 155l, average attendance
1916. This daily attendance is remarkable In
some cases exemplary. In tho three winter
month";, of 100 girls in No ], are only Is absences
in No. $, Of lsj girls are only absences /; III No
4, of 1871 boys, are also only 9 absences, and o
1i9 girls only Is absences in No. 8, of IL BOYS
only absences aud of i girls, only z; in No
II, Of IS boys 4 absences, and OF % girls, 9 al
seuccs,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

The school examinations on Wednesday and
Thursday preparatory TO the spring holidays were
largely attended, and were unusually interesting
from the novelty of such exercises, this being the
second one ever held in the school. On Thursday
afternoon, after addresses, dialogues and rccita-
lions by the scholars, .'honors" were conferred
by the principal, d. W. Harlan, in the "lligh
Schonl'-twenty-two scholars-on William J.
Ferris, having passed perfect examination 10
three branches. Lizzie 7. Clark, Ida Rulings,
Minnie Dobb, Charles II L. Turner, Frank Rich
ardson and James Booth, perfect in one branch
''Grammar School," thirty-six scholars Mary
ings, George Eckes and c. Edward Eckles, per-
feet examinations in two branches. Annie An
dcrson Lizzie Foster, Mary Herbert, Mary Muir
ply, Mary Connolly, Mary Hughes, John From
berger Andrew Brown, Stratton Wise William
Richardson, and William Etchell, perfect in one
branch.
The Intermediate School has forty-four Schol-
ars Secondary, titty-seven; 2nd Primary, fiftv-
five; let Primary, sixiy-eight, making a total of
two hundred aud elghty-two Scholars, only
twenty-four out of this number, received the
highest average-one hundred-this in a great
measure is the fault OF the parents in allowing
children to stay away from school upon the most
trifllng pretext As many more would have re-
ceived the average had not " absence " detracted
from their number OF marks. When Delaware
enacts " compulsory attendance law, it will
be better for her children.
An effort is being made to open the high and
grammar schools TO others than those residing in
the Districts. AS by increasing the number it
will result in better class arrangements and
more thorough study 10 all the branches
The schools open again on Monday the 9TH OF
April.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

MASON AND HAMLIN ORGASs.-The Mason and
lIamlin Organ Company have just issued what
they term Testimony Circular, which is certain
~ remarkable as presenting such an amount Of
testimony to the excellence of their instruments.
1t contains six large newspaper pages, closely
printly, and thus includes as much matter as an
ordinary duodecimo volume. Nearly one thou.
sand persons. most Of them experts IN the mat
ter, testify to the rare excellence of The cabinet
organs Tade by this company The character Of
the testimony is indeed quite as remarkable as its
quantity. Nearly all the most prominent mnsi-
clans in the country are quoted: The principal
nrganlsts, pianisls and t,sltlrrs III cIIiri Amnr.
can cities are ;.is, those vi a nav that These uie
the misi among insirIni'nts a HE tlnsl nHms
Der 81 wei known European artists testify to tic
same effect Extracts are given from Paris and
London papers which admit that these organs are
nuperior to those OF European make. American
newspapers are equally emphatic. But what i,
perhlps, even more satisfactory is the testimony
II hundreds who have these organs IN use as 10
their working qualities. After looking over such
"a mass of testimony, one cannot well doubt that
The reputation of this company is ichiy deserved.
By sending bis address To the Macon d Hamlin
Organ Co, 10 fremont street, Boston, or 5JG
broadway, New York, any ono eau have copy
81 this circular sent him gratuitouslv, hostage
nald ~ Y ErIHqeist
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

PHILADELPHIA CHuRcHEs.-Estrangc Could
one Of our Wilmington builders, is about finish
ing the new Central Presbyterian Church, at
Franklin and Thompson SITS. Mr.. Gould in con-
nection with Robert Scott, also of this city, per-
scrpentine," from Chester county, similar to
the material of Grace Church. The cost of the
new building will approach 100000. 1t is d
handsome structure, with three towers, on one
u r mioa spt m MI Ge " tI piletu
rian church, Of which Rev. Geo. L. Wisweil Is
pastor, also propose to have new building, and
are obtaining some data in reference TO its cost.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

ON AND AFTER JANUARY lat, 1870
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
will leave Stations named at the following changed
Hours, Ssubiect to delay. incident to freight bust
messy viz:
GoINs soUru, leave Wilmington about 90 A. N. !;
New Castle, 400; Middletown, 6 90; Clayton, 7.l5 !;
Dover, SO ; Camden, $40 FELTON,, Dos and be iue
at Harrington 1919 A. M.
GoIea NoRTu, to leave HARRINGTON about ~ p,
M. FELTON,, 400 Camden, 300, Dover, s. As, Morton,
6.l0. Clayton, 100, Middetown $40. New Castle,
1890, and be due at Wilmington 11.0O n. Nj.
his train will stop to take up passengers only at
>srons named, but will set down passengers vt any
regular stopping place between Harrington and Will
nhngton, EXCEPT Hare's Corner, State Road Della
ware Junction and Dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington anr Philadel
phia At $40 A, M. Leave Philadelphia II As A. M
and Wilmington LOO p. M, for New CAST D.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above will leave smyrna for
Clayton 1145 A. M, and $40 r. N. L. lve CLAYTON
for Smyrna, $40 A. M, and 210P. M, to make CON
necton with trans to and from Dover and Stations
south
CONNECTIONS.
Al Clayton, with M. a d X. for Easton and
intermediate places
At Harrington with J. Il b. X. r. for Milford.
Georgetown, Lawes and intermediate places
At Seaford, with ID. q ID. X. X, for Fcderalsburu
Cambridge and Intermediate stations .
AT Delmar, with H. 81 X. X. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne, Crsfeld and intermediate stations. Also
for Berlin and stations on w. h p. n.
h. V. bEw ALL,
Superintendent Del X u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

The PEACH CRor.-Thus far the peach or
chards appear to give promise of another good
aop. Peach growers, in this region, inform us
that the buds never looked better than they do at
the present time, and from the central and the
lower parts of the peninsula, the report is that
the orchards arc all right. If no damage should
be sustained later in the season. the prospect for
another good crop is most Observation-Disclosures
toicn Transcript.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

PASTORAL RELATION DIssoLyED.-The Presby-
terry of New Castle, held q special meeting in
Newark, Del, on the 22nd inst and dissolved the
pastoral relation existing between the Rev. John
r. Hamilton and the Presbyterian Church OF that
place. Mr.. Hamilton was dismissed at his own
request, to the Presbytery of Monmouth in order
that he might accept call rendered him by the
church of Red Bank, N. j.
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- THE GREAT AMERICAN urAITu
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T mhausm, Diseases of Women, and all
and K,d hmrc'iohs Of The lood. Liver
our best citizens. VI
"a Read the testimony of Physicians and
patients who have used Rosadalis; send
Tor our Rosadalis Guide to Health Bonk
na ,hlmshsc LOT this year, which we pub.
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"a ". IL. W. Carr, of Baltimore saws.
- lake pleasure In recommending your
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h. nnvu seen II used in two cases with
nappy results-one in a secondary syrbi.
M IN winch the patient pronounced him
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o. your medicine. The other is case Of
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n formula by which your Rssadalis Is made.
~ and nnd 1t an excellent compound Of AT
IA terative ingredients.
Or. Sparks. of Nicholasvllle, Ky.. saws
ne mas used Bosadais In cases Of rcrofula
and Secondary syphilis with satisfactory
lie nlts-as n cleaner Of the buva Know
- no better emedy.
Samuel @. GcFadden, Mufreesbore,
Tenn, says
81 have used seven bottles of Rosadnlis
and am entirely cured OF Rheumatism !:
send me four bottles az wi h IL for nv
bfnlher. who has scrolulnus sore e,es
benjamin Bachtul. of Lima, Ohio.
writes, have suffered for twenty years
WIN an lnseterate eruption over my
- whule body; short Time Since pur-
chased bottle Of Rosadalis and 1t eifcc
ted perfect cure.
~ Rosadas Is sold by all druggists.
. Laboratory, OIL Exchange Place, Balt-
more.
Dr. clements d Co..,
feb11.1yw IrGprietors.
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wrru PHILADELPHIA,M WI
tt6f MNGT0N AND bAhTinonA

r--u PHILADELPHIA, VIII
MAS y MINaToN AND BALTIhoHA
u tsi,aH N MONDAY. May 10th 1882, rvv vr
Trains win leave Depot corner BROAD sThkSr
AND ~ AXE q \ T. iS nnssys e.osp
ted, Tor Baltimore stepping at all regular stations
Connecting Conf with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for Gsaed and s ,a 81 NJ sunasys excep
tedS for Baltimore and Washington stopping o. WI,
mington, Perryville, and Hayre-de-arace. oonnece
E M15RaSsseTTR u At 400 p M sundays except
cdr for Baltimore and Washington stoppmg o. NEE a
tor, Thurow Lnwood, Claymont W,imgoni MGm
mans, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and stammsrs
MI NIGHT EXPRESS at 1lso P. M, Cpay,, for Baltt
more and washington, stopping ct Chester, Tnnr-
low, Linwood, Claymont Wilmington; Newark
Elkten North EAST Perryville Havreds-erace' ref'
s Pssaepeefs for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. vii
tar the 1900 N. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS, .,u,,. .ra
stopping at all sta. %'m 6stgsGn rhAa'pnA anu
100 p. NJ. The 500 p NJ; Tram con- a.,
Leave cave wilmington at s.4s and $40 A: M. lsG
40 and 100 DAILY NJ Th pb ~ n A. Tram WI
| Trains leaving Wilmington ut $40 A. NJ. and $40
p. M, will connect at Lamokin Junction with the
100 A. Nj. and 4.5u +. M. irainn or pais'n"ie S'
| trail Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1890 A. M, 1870 b's7 an
| 1920 P. M.
| Leave Chester at T.25, 8.4s-9os, and Illus a. M.
| all, ass. G. 90. T.A5 and 1888 r NJ
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at J; rs A. M, way NAL q sso a
NJ, Express. 2sb Pm. Express. 7.2o z. M. Express
| 1910 p. M. Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediary
| stations at Zoo T, NJ.
| Accommodation train from Port Deposit VIII cay'
Perryyille at al A. NJ, for Baltimore and interme
| diatc stations. :,
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at l2oe A. M.
| and oil A. NJ, and 49o T. Al.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington OF iao2 ant
| 1909 a. M, LOO and b.1T L. M.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore At 7.2o T. M, stopping Ut Mag
| nola Perrymans', Aberdeen, Havredc.3race, Perry
vile, Charestown, North East, Ekton Newark Stan
ton, Newport, Wilmington Claymont, Linwood ant
Chester. ..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

WILMISGroN Il WEsTERN Il. R.-The country
between here and Chandlerville is expected to
subscribe S112, 900 toward the stock of the Will
mington and Western Railroad, and We learn
that all but $50, 600 OF the money has been sub
scribed. Much complaint is made of the inaction
or indifference of a number of men near Chand-
lcryille. They will be greatly benefited by the
road but apparently prefer to have their properly
increase in value at the expense of somt body else
than themselves. AS soon as Unnecessary amount
is subscribed in the country the remainder of the
$3.50, 900 needed for the first section Of the road
will be raised in Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

THE UPPER END.-Thc Wilmington anu heau
ing Railroad Company are daily receiving large
quantities Of stills and rail road iron at Blrdsboro
aud the work of track laying progressing rapid
ly. The locomotive now runs above Hampton
some three miles from that point.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

A FAIR TRApE.-Every day the Wilmington
mud Reading Railroad carries west oysters that
nave come up the Delaware road, thus aifording
the people OF Chester county opportunity TO get
the delicious bvalve better, cheaper, and iresher
than ever before. In return, the Wilmington ana
Reading constantly brings lime for shipment
down tho Delaware road, where lime is badly
adod
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

PLACED UNDER CoSTRAcT.-Th Columbia and
Port Deposit Railroad has been placed under con-
tract to the Pennsylvania line, from the point to
where it is completed above Port Deposit. The
miles, which the contract requires to be finished
by September next Messrs. j. j. HeclSart, John
Keaveny and Jos. W. Reynolds, of Port Deposit,
are the parties who have taken the contract, and
will commence work in few days. Twelve miles
of the road, in Pennsylvania, will be put under
contract next month, and the prospect seems
favorable for the completion of the road in 1871.
Cecil Wing.
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\ SrITUTE, No. il North Ninth Street, above
Market. b. q. EYERETTS' Truss positively cures
Ruptures, Cheap Trusses, Elastic Belts, Stockings
Bandages. Ladies' attended to by Mrs. X.
ie171y
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rag SlallOIs.
Train No. /, South, connects at Oh dds Ford
with Trains on Is. q. X H., arriving at Philadelphia
at 40 a. m, ana arriving in Baltimore Mt LIS p M
and at Wilmington with train leaving for Baltimore
al 1902, a. IN and with train bel Railroad
leayinh at 10 10 O. m.
Train No. B. south, CONNECTS at Gainesville with
tain on the PEI nsylvlnia Railroad, which leaves
Philadelphia at 2 80 u. M, and with Pacific Express
from the West; and at Chadd Ford wi h train leav-
ing Philadelphia at 4 80 y. IN.
Train M. l, North, connects ut Chadds Ford with
trains ON Bsllmore Central kailroa arriving at
Philadelphia at 40 a. IN aud arriving In Baltimore
LILO y. m AMI ut Coatvsville with Mail Train West
and Lancaster Train East, on Pennsylvania Rail
rOHd
Train No. Q. North, connects ut rhadd's Ford with
train leaving Philadephi4 at 43O D.. M, md Al
Coa.syc with evening train for Philqdelphia and
Cincinnati Express West.
Trail No 2, ron h. connects at Oh Ad0s Ford with
train arriving al Philadelphia ut $50 .. m
Train No. =. North, connects at hadds Ford with
the same train, and At Coatesyille will train leaving
Philadelphia at $50 p. M. A Daily Stage from West
Chester connects at Sagcr's MIL with Trains Nos !
and South, and Trains Nos. aud North.
j. q. SHAMELESS,
Engineer and General Superintendent.
Atat1 lana
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

Richard Saviu. nine years DID, residing on the
farm of Mr.. Thomas V. Ward. on Elk River in
the LIST District, was bitten by mad dog on
Thursday morning, 18th inst. The dog belonged
TO Mr.. Sayin, and was killed before doing further
damage.
which ran-mad and bit several persons and d
number of sheep and other animals, an account
of which we gave last week was shot on the farm
ef the heirs of the late John Reybold. Cecil
JVhi1.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

The Peninsular Machine works at Middletown,
recently sold at auction, were purchased by JAS;
ii. Scowdrick and Geo. W. Ingram. They VIII
put the works in operation again about the ISL
Of arri
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.

Posr OFFICE CHANGEs.-At kirkwood, New
rsse VICE Vice Charles W. Airich, declines.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

Npw Cause.-The Wilmington and Reading
Railroad has inst added number OF house-cars
to its rolling stock. They were built in York,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

Made of poor rum. whiskey proof spirits and refuse
liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened to please
the taste called "Tonies," "Appetzers," ''Restor.
ers," &c that lead the tppler to drunkenness and
ruin, but are a true medicine, made IRON the native
roots and herbs of California, free from ali alcoholic
stimulants. They are the GREAT RLtioD PURi,
FER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect re-
novator and invgorator of the system, carrying OF
all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to u
healthy condition. No person take these Bltters
according to directions, and remain long unwe |.
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or
other mesns and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repair
For infammatory ard chrome rheumatism, nd
gout, dyspepsia or Indigestion, bilious, remtteni,
and Intermittent gvers, diseases of the Hood liver
kidneys. and bladder, these Biters have heen most
successful. Such diseases are caused by ,tated
blood, which is generally produced by arrangement
of the digestive organs.
Cleanse the vitated blood whenever You frd lis
impurities bursting through the skin in pimples,
ernpons or sores: cleanse II when you find ii oh
structed and sluggish in the veins: cleanse II when
Keep the blood pure and the health Of the system
will follow.
Pin. Tape, AMI other Worms, lurking In the system
removed.
II bilious, remittent and intermittent feyers these
htters have no equal. For full directions read care.
fully the circular around each bottle printed iii four
langnages-English, German. French and Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor, 81 Commerce st. n. Y.
II. II MCDONALD n Co,
Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco and
Sacramento, CAL, and 80 and "a Commerce st N. Y.
~ Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
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Greatly Reduced Rates.

2T5 900 No. l Peach trees.
$4,000 standard and dwarf Pelrs-yarieties adapted
to southern culture
100000 Apples, Nol1.-AmoDg them all the derira-
bic varieties Of the Southern beeping Apples. These
are he oHy varieties Of Winter Apples worth plant
ing In Mary land and Deaware-the popular Northern
Winter Apples NIL becsme Fall Applies here.
~ Ot0 Cherry Trees largely OF Early Richmond for
orchard planting.
co. 00i Blacknerries-- Elrly Wilson, kittaly Dor
chester and Lawton.
10000 Grapes in Varieties.
lnl OtO GOnseDerry ana Clrrahts IN varieties.
1000 Philadelphia, clark, DOottle
AMI Dayd-ous Thornless. Meant, DC.
Evrr"errs, Rmes, shfibbery and Ornamental
Tr"'s OF all kinds aud hHt hulise plants.
3bl nh, q sage Drarge, Asparagus ana Rhubafb
SCI d stamp for descriptive catalogue.
orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
tebl7Sm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

MARINERS. their sons, and Others, can make
IL money rapidly. selling the new ILLUSTRATED
FARMEhs' MANUAL edited by Geo. Il. waring,
Jr practical farmer and anthor aud late Ag'icltu'
raj Engineer OF n. Y. Cent al Park. The best book
for farmers ever ssued-all need it before planting
II is a sound, lsbor-saving money-making book.
Thousands have bought it, and thousands more went
il. 18th edition ready Live agents waited. Profits
large. A. H. HUBBARD, 40 hestnut st. Phila
mar44w
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II n N a t ion Ii t CIR n !.
S. T.-ls6O-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and
deblitated. AS tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid, 1t has no equal among
stomachics. As remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every other slim
liant. In all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as specific in every species
of disorder which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the animal spirits.
For sale by all druggists. mar4, 6m
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IRON AND STEEL,
Bituminous Gal, Ga1ganisod Iron,
Coach Builders fardware, DC.
$. f. CORNER OF
Third and Shipley Sts.

Have always on hand full assortment Of IRON
and Rolled Bars English Refined Bars of ali sizes
Band Hoop and Silt lrap, best Norway Nail Rods
and Augcr Sharcs, GaivlGard aud BLACK sheet Iron,
Machinery and Tap Steel
smith, onafh, aita ether hardware horse shows,
horse shoe nails, burax, bolts, clips, nuts, washers,
fnalleaDle castings, wagon boxes, springs, axles,
sitokes, ell1es, shafts bows &c., carriage canvass
oil carpets. raltinett, enameed top and dash eatb.
er, and coach hardware Of all kinds, iron wire gall
Ninihed nails, Rabbit metal, lead, speer Banea tiu,
sheet enc, &c, grnds;ones, cranks and rollers,
back chains, &c, &C.
Smiths and ether tools-anyils, vices, bellows.
slc1ses hammers, shoeing knives files rlsps smiths
drills tire Blenders, twere irons, stocks and dies
Allol which will be sold at very low prices, whole.
salt and retail, for cash or approved credit.
mhhk PtpRirK. dawn II. CoYLE.
M1, GkEEH ian3O lJw Go. THoapson.
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ERElGHT ROUTE
TO THE
SOUTH AND SoUTH-W EST.
81. EresfrTeraa FREIGHT TRAINS OF DEL.
40 X. r. line connect via E.S. R)wlth
etcamboat for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all points
and Petersburg Railroads and their very extensive
connections.
j. z. SEWAIL.
Supt. Del. Il. II.
October Sd. 1a6s-ly
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DDIsO UTTON
a ARcHIT

ss2 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Plans, Designs, Perspective Views, Specifications
and Working Drawings, Tor cottages, farm houses,
vlas, court houses halls churches, school houses.
ian27.1yw FRENCH RooFs
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La Ess.s.ss.:z.:::saDoRcnEsTER and DELAWARE

LAVE YOU SEEN OUR NUT CRACKERS and
IL MT Picks They are Of very superior qually
j.. A. ROBINSON d CO.,
I'd and Market gts.. WILMINGTON
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EGGS FOR MATCHING.
From Fine Bred Fowls

| Dark Brahmas, Light Erahina', I'M Cochin, Par.
| fridge Cochin, Silysr and Golden Spanged Ham
butgs, subright Bantams.
ROWEN AND AY Es BURY Duggs.
Send for price list of Fowls and Eggs, also
"BRoKEN BONE Fol, FoWLSn
which will keep them healthy and make them lay
jos NJ. WADE
| mar3,lm.w No. c ". 10 h street, Philadelphia.