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BUTTLR.-on Friday morning, Pro. A. Robert 'O'
he, Rged ~ years .,..5ht
iha relative. ana friends are nyitoa 10 1877 'G t"S .
funeral. trom In late rr'luenCo, ~ Ni'"''
day afternoon At - u'c oCk. , .. f..urt
IluSH.-At Rye, on Fridny morunf, l'N' ." ..'
IRISH, aVCd * yGArt. o.. . -,sl.
funeral s,fylccs on Sunday Guura..n ~ Nh
dcuco of his sOu-in.lAw. n 1. IA. mr.. l' 90 ..
be tukcn o. Newark Tor mt"Tment . , ID,
MCGAFiREN.-On F.Iday mOr.hlt f'h DO
Charles MCCaiirey,
Nu'lc" Ot tuntt al tomorrow, ... ,u.rt
CWENs-Op Ilursday, f,h. 10. it""'r ~.
widow Of Thomas OWep- IN the t|th var 't u. d, 20
U.crclatiYcs ana friends are fcsp''ih d, rom
attend hvr uucrai az O'riotk an eunlAy' f'' '''
hcr late residence. 10 Lewis Il, a.. o.. ICED
TAAFFE.-un Thursday, Fen. TO- James I''
s. years, tt, "a q, %, n
he brother, VIII am aul Luxe rnar'. aye ~ ,.pns
inNltfi % ltt nj the funeral RON ms li,' ,pr d
No an "a ~, corner - h a.. ON SAtuflhy
10 O'Clock ls remains viii Oo taken 90 ~ ~ gdl
Church, Ea.t sta 81. wnGru solemn ftll W. ,l,ary
be- offered iur the reposc Vi hlS soul. thence ~
Cemetery. -, q. ,,,n
MtNMAN. -On Friday. Fcb II, Uylinh W y" Nv, ''' 4
son Of the late U19Iah MeDniaa, 10 th1 a'h }'''
aye,
Notice OF funeral hereafter. n
wli.suN ON Thursday Rch. 10, Of con-
0roT. W; Wilson stage earl cutter AZ d ' t.... "
lie friend, arc rrsptCifuOy invited 20 WI D.. any
icral, nom ht late Tos .euce, 81 Alnliyr' "N'
fob. ~ ~ ~ oolUck.
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An interesting indication of tho drift Of
public sentiment is afforded by the votes cast IN
the town election Of Glbertsyille, 0tsego county,
n. Y, which took place on Tuesday, the stb inst
We have received copies of the ballots employed
by both the Republican and the Democratic par.
ties and both bear under tho names of the respect
i've candidates the wordsi "for the Recognition
Of Cuba" correspondent there informs us that
rhe Republican ticket had majority of 100, but
the vote in favor Of the Recognition Of Cuba was
unanimous Not a man in the town but voted
squarely in favor Of this great measure. No doubt
this would he substantially the result In every
town ib the country. As our correspondent at
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CRoros MARKET, This lnc marAct, 10000 ON
ora"nl an area Of 5000 square feet situated on Fourth
avenue and Fort second street affords The be
openings Tor butchers, nshmnnges, hucksters, grocery
men, sud others. III Immediately adjacent TO Fiith
avenue, aud the great Vanderbilt Railway Depot. The
inhabitants OF the ncighborhool among the wealth
lest ma most liberal in New York. Occupants OF the
market win soon DC able TO build up large ana lucra
two business. There arc about 100 stands unrented
These viii no let at the extremely low rate OF s. per
week. To active. energetic tenants this 10 tho be-,
market opening In tho city. Further particulars mny
be obtained OF the Superintendent Geo o, Burns, n
the market or Of the proprietor. Thee. Weston, in
gineer's Vnee IIoon Aquedact Department. city HAL.
Adj,
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From Washington WE learn that tho sror

From Washington We learn that tho Span.
ish Minister melted thereto by the resolution Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations Of the
House Of Representatives passed on Thursday
directed a despatch yesterday to tho Captain
General of Cuba, In which he urged him to
spare neither pains nor expense in bringing the
offenders in the late outrage in Havana to jus.
tice.
But few Americans, probably not ono In hun
dred thousand, are eognizOnt Of the autocratic
power Of the Captain General. lie is invested
by Spain with authority limited solely by his
will, and unlike any other dcspot in the whole
world, hc is utterly irresponsible. All inter.
national complaints must be referred to Madrid
The assassin Of GREENwALD is, Of course, well
known to Gen DE- RoDAs; and were such not the
case, he has the power to issue such orders as
would Immediately compel his production in
case the murderer were hidden in Havana, or
his return If he had been spirited away. But
no one who knows the real position of matters in
Havana has the least idea that the criminal will
be brought TO justice. Gen. DE- RoDAs fears the
volunteers as much as Gen. DuLcR did; and no
has learned long ago that though our Congress
may bark, our Executive viii koepit from biting
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Another Model Policeman,

Officer Dyer, Of Eldrldge street, was accused
yesterday OF backmaling Mrs. Mary Schneider, Of 80
Elizabeth street Mary says that this model onicer
falsely accused her Of stealing watch and took her
to the EllriIgo street police station, and that she
was Obliged TO give him $50 Frederick Boyer,
o. her com1l inani, has charged that u All rmp
cd 10 steal hrs we's witch and cl am, while lie was
on duty IN the Blwery, IN full uniform. lie turtle
aIys ulat Dyer persuaded him TO give lin SlGO and
that he threatened to pull" his concert saloon at
~ Bowcry, IN cnse Of refusal. The oncer's side oi
the case has not been heard
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THENIVALn ospIIAL CONTRorERsK Z.
A Court of Inauiry Ordcrcd-The Navy De-
pnrtment In the Fight.

Court OF Inquiry ordcrcd-The Navy be-
pnrtment In the Fight.
The recent controversy between Surgeon Jack
son OF the Brooklyn Naval Hospital and Lieut.
Commander Mitchell, concerning tho alleged refusal
OF the former TO admit the latter to his hospital as
patient to be treated by surgeon In civil life, is to
become n subject of oncial Investigation. The facts
In the case have alread, appeared in our columns,
and arc iresli In the memory Of THE Suns readers.
The affair has caused 90 much excitement In naval
circles, and so many important legal features are
connected with II Necessary TO be 0ked once for ALL
that Tie Navy Department felt compelled "a order an
Official examination, aud Court OF Inquiry has been
instituted to meet nj the Navy Yard next Tuesday,
Feb. 10, TO ascertain the facts and rerort them to
Washington. The Court will also determine whcth-
or II may be necessary to prefer charges against any
parties
Inc Court will consist OF Rear Admiral Sylvanus
W. GORDON, Commander William d. Waiting, aud
Surgeon Joseph Beac. II 10 understood that Mi
Solicitor John A. Bodies, Of the Navy Department
VIII DC present. to assist IN conducting the inquiry.
One OF The results Of tie Court Of Inquiry will be
the more exact definition OF the rights OF officers
aud tHe authority OF surgeons.
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Some months ago the ship star of the Union
sailed rom this poit for San francisco ma Pacific
Islands, and returning home WITH cargo Of gdano
by way OF Cape horn, she ran into the brig Simon
Holly The Union badly damaged. Tie cap.
tain sold her & {G,0On. There were assurances on
her amounting to $500 $3.50 Of which WIS In
TIE sun Insurance Company, and Ia recover this In.
surauce Capt. Reed sued In the Marine Court. lie
claimed on the ground Of total loss but the evi.
denoe proved only partial loss; and after JUDGE
Moneis charge hte jury rendered verdict, Fix
cents, Tor pllinLH
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Tn Absolute DcstitutIon.

Al 90 Amity street, second door, back room,
lives very respectable. harlow orking widow named
phcbe Potter. she has i've children And mother
"A years old The family III a state of utter dee.
titution. They have slept on the floor dur ne the
winter, and have suffered through OF food and
clothing. Mrs. PoucTs husband was lost at sea tive
years ugo. Before that the mlly were In good CIR.
cumstances, We simply call the attention OF the
charitable pubic to these iaets.
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According TO their last official statements
the national banks Of this city held ON the 22d
of last month $50, 1874 as Of specie. while on Oct
o, 1899, they had but Slo,1O4,2iO. The State
banks ALEC show similar gain, their specie on
the 18th cf December 1862 having increased TO
60, 292, $50 from j9,l8O,s57. In some individual
eases the increase is more decided still. The
National City Bank, for example, which on Oct
O. 1863, returned only 5000 500 of specie, returned
on Jan. 90, q, sol ,G97.. Part of this is proba-
bly, on special deposit, but it looks very much as
though the banks were getting ready for 10.
sumption Of specie payments.
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The tournament Of tho Brooklyn Chess Club
is feature In chess circles ana shove the following
results +. Il. Brenzlngcr won IL lost none; j.
Mason won 3, lost none; Capt. Mackenzie won g.
8, lost 2; II. Perrin won g. lost 2: H. Demar won 10
lost -Four prizes - be distributed to the most
successful players.
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Mcrrimeut Among Policemen.

Considerable mrth has been created among
the officers dong duty In tho neigh borhood Of Front
and south streets near 0ouvrrneur street. ut the cx
pense OF one OF their number who has been detailed
TO keep watch and guard over q dilap, tated brick
building owned by Mr. Henry Bergh, In which tho
neighboring urchins have not len solitary pane Of
glass VI door.
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Tho BrooGIyu Police uAd the License Inv

Gilbert Dlsherow, saloon keeper on FULTON
avenue was taken before Justice Lynch on a charge
OF selling liquor on Sunday. The charge was pre-
lerrcd by one Robinson at the nstigaton Of Police.
man Myers, and Mr.. 5. Clifford Nelson was retained
Oy the Sergeant ~ Police to conduct the case on
behalf OF tao Excise Board. Although sufioient
evidence was said to be al hand Mother the com.
plninant nor the officers Appeared Nhon the case
was called, and the accused was discharged. Tie
Excise Board suspect their officer.
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NEW YoRK, reo L. 1870
"clcaninG Out" Brooklyu Bar-room.

Jack Brennan, a notorious character, and one
Thomas NesbiI with several Of their satellites,
vent into NJ. GUS bar.room, SEQ Myrtle ave.
nue., brooklyn. yesterday, Tor the uuapose of
",sS can !. S," ON and 81, party However clean;
over, and arrested ,hll and Pat Council, Iughey
Ward PAT. Crane. Jack ConlOn. jim Cornell, Dick
uTe laid un
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We wcro under the impression that the
ex-oiicialS arrested by Collector BAILEY were
anxious for speedy Investigation Of his charges,
but the Proceedings yesterday IN the case before
the Commissioners against Gauger FAaRrSGroS
would indicate that We were mistaken in this.
The District Attorney presented records from
the Office Of ex-Collector Shook, consist
ing Of the returns Of Mr.. FARRISGroS, as
gauger, Of various quantities of spirita, and
purporting to be signed by him. lie also
introduced as witness Mr.. SHOCKS clerk,
whose duty twas TO receive the returns and flo
them in the Office, and although these returns
were accepted IN the office, and acted on as the
returns Of Mr.. FARRISGroS, and tax received on
them, and the whiskcy removed from tho
bonded warehouses, yet the clerk was unable to
say whether these were his returns or not, and
Mr.. FNRRrNGroS refused to either admit or deny
their commences. The clerk whose duty Il was
TO receive these returns, aud whom the prosecu.
ton might be fairly presumed TO regard as the
proper person by whom to provo them, having
failed the Government, there was Of course no
other alternative but to postpone the examination
and subpoena some other officials connected with
the Office, for the purpose Of proving that the re-
turns signed by him aud accepted. at Mr.. SuooK's
Office were his. The case went over till Tuesday
next.
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BRiEr ToLEr LECTURE II your her is gry
or m1od don't use yarlllsi-hko dyes Gui Dos color
Ing mixtures. Uso the new prcpnrFIop. g'pi1Is VI
tnlia or salvation for the Hnr. Il clclr ~ cent1
water IL makes no fond deposit at tho bottom ~ be
tolhe IL Is rot screened from tn licit VITA lseE
paper covers, tor there Is nothing IN " d-.u.iaS 70
conceal, Yet II lmparts more natural color " tbs
aided hDres than any o. The dyAl.-l ~.
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Will the truth about the Methodist Book
Concern frauds ever come to lightS The Book
Committee have just concluded second investiga-
ton into the matter, and after q session Of two
weeks report Ne follows:
!. On tho QUESTION, I'm respect to the manage
mcnt or conduct OF tho agents, or either Of them,
has there been my fraud or corruption IN the Book
Concern !" tie Committee were unanimous In giving
answer IN the negative.
On the quostion, I" Has there been anything
fraudulent corruptin the prueticc or conduct OF
any employee IN the Book Concern 30 far as tho
printing department " concerned ~ the Committee
voted eleven m the ncstlye, t~O Of the COMMITTEE
declining 20 vote.
On the question, "TIos there been anything
fraudulent or corrupt In the practice or conduct OF
any employee In tie Book Concern in resp ct to tho
bndcry department ~ tae Committee July dolib
Grated AID decided in the begalve by vote OF hiue
10 Tour.
This has, end Is probably intended TO have,
the appearance of completely exoneratng every
person against whom charges have been made.
But on the other hand, the report Of a minori.
~ Of the Committee, which We pint this
morning, tells very different story. Is II
possible that tho majority Of the Committee
desire to perpetrate kind of pous fraud on
the community, and make them think there is
nothing even suspicious in the management Of
the Book Concern. when there isl
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Live stock Market.

NEw loRK, Friday. Feb. 1l.-Fur beef c.'tH ~
magkct was far Of ljaGjsc n. Tor com.u. -tfci.
" rltn'. The shcep mdrkct was n,nl and t.tff a.
5A@iSc. n. Cor common To tar. Dressed hogs WIRE
Guy.
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Rev. $. IRENsUs PRME, ID. d. - This a.
ungnishgd gentleman vtut3 ~ ina sc-HU uI ne
Cotton Dental Association; Having had nye taOib
removed without tue least pAh IeN9rcss ny rllutata
ana !. g minend the process as sale and NJ cycH Wy
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WASHINGTON, Feb. little Internal Revenue
Bureau has ordered that on ard after MAJ !, tho
only methods Of cancebing Adhesive sumps shall bo
by writing with Ink nj name and date, by ontiinS
aud ctncelling With "WLeCleI's Patent CAneellcT."
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Steamship MORO Castle Ilavann, md'c md nass
Sschnlship FAmta. lhllndV iuliia Wd-. Aud p.H'.
Steamship Charleston, Charleston. Wi-H uud &C.
steam Inn c. W lord, Sew Or'rnus. WIst aHI nAs
Steausliip Louisa Moore NCs,l,.uN g. u,u. -flfoi.
Sian MArv Wmtridgc. FnoCuIw teas, sc.
ship Rinde. Murscilirs, M e..
DaTk Au.ustln, BucuuS AyIIs, hIdCr A.,d WOO.
HtrR Sara Shiclls mi.r
Also, ulc usual river "a nj cJastNt.c yes.eiN
STEAMSHIPS ApUiVEn OUT.
MovILLE, Fen. ll-India. Sew Yufk.
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MIETNrruv ALNAvN s-p-i's nv
sun rises. - Sul srTs.... 81 hu1I tl-.r 80
Hlus WArEs-rtlS ~
andy HOOK, Is Gov. Islnu.. 3 VI li..p'. -
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The considCratc working man, Who un1vr aIts
true economy, y invited 70 examine the H1N.Nr -
oneted hy tue Mutual Benont -avings Bans 'T ne
Sun building, opposite City Hall. Cali for .lAf'
-Idp.
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Mr.-UcO. L.. Fox aud Hamlet.
The following correspondence explains itse

The following correspondence explains itself:
M, o.o No. NEW YoRK, Fec II, 1870
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Messing your famed lnpeTsOnatIon oi SLukttpear,'s
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pohlllop accolu you by eminent naive CTitt.s ''
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You n tue Chaihcters IN which yOu nave nlrcn,,v .
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megous To puOh ~. 80 ~"
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mastery getting up" Of Shakes pearas liam et haye
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par, oil H. ID. dlanle,, Dance, 80 Wv
With respect YOURS truly,
-, a.. 49,. -. -.-., GEORGE l.. FOX.
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Enslllrss Qcllles.

Don't TIfas wIti n Had couch or 'od'
when u remedy as sure. prompt, and ih'i''in
JAMES EXPECrORANT can be- readily '''hnr~
SOLD On NMhoIn.
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The Board of Police Justices meet once
every three months. their sessions average a
half hour each. They have but little to do,
and one Of the Board acts as Secretary.
They have never desired a saaricd Secretary
On the contrary, such honest men as Justices
LEDwIrH, Cox, and HOGAN openly declare that
there is no excuse for the employment Of such
an officer.
Tho Hon. TINorHY ]. CAMPBELL represents
PsrrR BARR SwEESY in tho Assembly through
the will Of the people Of the Thirteenth Ward in
this city. Mr.. CAMPBELL il very handsome
young politician. Hewcars diamonds, and dresses
in broadcloth. He holds some sinecures, but wants
more; So he shlves a bill through the Assembly
providing for the appointment Of clerk to the
Board Of Police Justices, at a salary Of &c, 900
per annum. II is generally understood that Mr..
CAMPBELL is 10 ill this sinecurc himself
Some Of Mr.. CAxrnELL's constituents are
growing at the advance in ronts. This bill gives
Mr.. CAMPBELL $4,000 for four kours ,oorb--
treatyfrs dollars minute, anil forty. tioo cents
ssooad( Nv. cAsrpuLL wears an Immense gold
watch and chain. lie says that the chain is 80
heavy that it has worn out two valuable waist
coats within two months. OF course the people
must pay for these garments; but is not the
prcc little too steep?
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MARINE INTnLLIG ENCE

Hazard ca.welrs Cod Liver Oh Is the bet
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JAMES PIKE.
NLW YORK, req III, 1870 l.. NJ. NLIlNUN,

NorR-1he names ofho writer's OF the letters ryon in
tbs report, ana the LTms refer ga To- urs u.tt in
ts puo"eAIon' buI are In the POSSESSION OF uie Com
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~ YOU would mrtr good Investment w
veetmeuts that will return YOU twnfni ''' N.l.," ~
yourwouoy, go 10 Trnpha IN. hunter " ,o' ~" 100 ,
and id2 Buwey, and purchase your c"A'h' "''
better, none cheaper la tuo mAfhnt,
Hnii-. Pnrtics, W. idines. snow 'nd u I'R
Roots and shoes. ali stNIea, moderate lsrN. H "''
d GU'Na uulOn square.
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The Wynoohie CLI,Sren.

Subscriptions resolved at the once OF THE SUN
fol tho rol.ei OF the Wyoie family
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
SCHOOL WANTED.

teacher Of several years experience, is willing
10 accept situation IN town or country. In addition
to the ordinary branches he can give nsIrucr,on in
many Of the higher branches of an English course
Satisfactory testimonials will be submitted ReIers
to Rev William Uric and DIR. J. T.. Clawson, Smyrna,
Deiaware Auuress g. M. G..
au l0eOW3t Marietta Lansas,er fo p
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Newspaper
advertising.

Book of l35 closely printed pages, lately issued
contains list of the best American Advertising Me-
dlums, giving the names, circulatOns and full parti.
culars concerning the leading Daily and Weekly Pc.
liucll and Family Newspapers, together with all
those having large circulaiiOns, published in The in.
tereSl OF Religion. Agriculture, Literature &C.. dc
Every Advertiser, and every person who contem.
plates becoming such, will nnd tins book of great
value Mailed free to any address on receipt Of fE
teen cents George H. ROWeH a. Co., Pub
llshers No, 40 Park how New York
Inc PItsburg. pa Leader. in its issue of NAV 90
1870, says: :" The firm of q. P. ROwell & Co.. which
issues ihIs interesting and valuable book is the larg-
est ao best Advertising Agency IN the United States
and we cheerlully recommend it TO the attention.
OF those who desire TO advertise their business SCI
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hal s so as to secure the largest amount of publicity
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Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

This Is TO certify that persuaded to try one of
the latest improved Wheeler & Wilson sewing mn
ehnes and was unacquaInted with any other con.
cluded TO take a w Il w. and paid nine dollars nm il.
since then have tried the Howe Machine, and find
IT to he so far superior in all respects to the Wheeler
Wilson, that requested the w & w agent TO ia ke
theirs away. and | would forfeit tho amount paid
but he refused to do and offers to let me pay for il
three dollars per month rather than lei the Howe beat
hln out lie also says that the Howe is the hardest
running machine II is not so. For myself, have
bought the Howe sewing machine
Je29 NOE Second Street
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
DEATHS.

WRlGlIT.-On Thursday 18th near SMYRNA Ko+e no,..
daughter OF Eben and Esther Wright aged years and
months Also on the 22i John Anthony son OF the same
parents aged about years.
foUKACRES-On the 23d inst in this town. Mrs Elizabeth
year. ~
MCLhAki.-ln Miidetown, the 18th Mrs Martha Jano
ceary consort Of Mr. John McLeary in the 4lst year
her age. ' -
bLACkISFON-In Mddetown, the 9Th inst Miss Annia
j. Backston, daughter the late William IT and u U
Blackis0n. " "
GEMMlL-A his residence New Castle Hundred on the
ltn M instant David W. Gemmil, aged sixty-two years
TAlLoR-ln Dover, the 18th inst Severn infant son of
S"rerns and CorneIia Taylor months and 10 days
PARVIN-ln Ccdarvile, New jersey August 9th Mrs Ann
E. Parvn, formerly of ODESSA Del
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

AS FNEIIIIT IKAIN with Passenger Car aftarhrd Vim
leave Wilmington about iGG 4. NJ New (n,tl a. Nijl @
6SU @ I3O Dover so Camden Felton, 0lO and be-
que al harrington about 1870 a. NJ Returning 10 Leaf H.
,hston about 305 NJ FELTON, 35p, Camden 55 Dover Is
Nptoi oOV ton $50 MddctoWu S20 New Castle In 06
INCIDENT to Freight Business. " '"''e'' u ueINs
This tram will stop to take m Pqs..gors onl 90
nan a, nGt III set down passengers at stopping place x
cel' itaft Corner State Road Del Junction and DunnU
Castle TralnsLeave New Castle for Wilmingtnu and
philadelphia at lao. A. NJ. ''i@'oH anu
Leave Philadelphia 1900 NJ and Wiln,inytori l IN II a,
New Castle. " ~ " ''''''7'Oi i'iO T. N' lOr
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additional to those above
%Save % smyrna or Clayton l4g A. NJ and 500. p NJ Leave
CaYon Tor smyrna, $40, A. NJ, and T. NJ 10 NAL co,c
ton with trains to and from Dover, stations S"tb
f.. q SEWALL Stunt Del r. r
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
Delaware Railroad Line,
. am fncr ArrangeIm N {
On and after

On and after
MoNDAY,APRIL 9TH, 1870,
laSSrnSrr trains will run rs follows, un-
III further notice. All Trains Sundays
nNcnntnl