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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
A Horrible Case - Possibly a
Murder.
sad Details of a Shocking Crime

The details of the following crime are so ex-
ceptionally shocking and outrageous, that we
depart from our usual rule Of reserve, and print
them nearly as fully as when prepared by our
reporters.
Last night, namelees outrage was committed
by a negro, called "Bill Dennis" en- married
woman named Mary Thompson who lives In
Lambson's Lane, between here and New Castle,
about 2lS miles from this city. The husband OF
the injured woman is employed by the harian
Holhngsworth Co and was not at home during
the night, and knew nothing OF the case until
late this morning.
The facts as we learn them, are that Mrs
Thompson was about retiring for the night when
she heard a noise at the door. aud supposing 1t
was caused by her husband, proceeded to let
him in When she came down stairs, she saw
Dennis getting in at the window. The woman
made her escape from the house, and ran to a
neighbOrs, but few yards distant and called
for help The inmates, suppoeipg that Mrs.
Thompson and her husbRn were having a
quarrel, and not desiring to interfere did not si
her in.
In the meantime the negro followed, and,
seizing her by the hair and throat, dragged the
helpless woman back to her own home, and up
stairs to her bed room. where the intended crime
was accomplished Ia the struggle, the woman
was lacerated by her assailant, who, it is said,
| DIT n,Outhfuls Of flesh from her head aud arms
Dennis told Mrs. Thompson that he did not
/ intend TO De nuilB uhe otneIssuut Noulu iluN uu'
| her throat, and suitlng the word to the action,
| drew razor for that purpose. At this moment,
the woman sprang away and making two leaps
| reached the lower floor by the stairway and then
made her eacale from the house, aud, entirely
| in a nude state crept along hedge till she
finally reached the house of Joseph Lefevre
about fourth Of mile away. Here she wa,
taken in and kindly cared fer, and Mr.. L., aud
another neghhor, named Stillman at once camt
to this city, when they notified the police, anc
procured a physician who went TO the relief oi
| Mrs. Thompson.
From the terrible injuries received, the conse
queut fright, and the exposure to the cold, be-
ing in delicate state Of health, it is though
very doubtful il the woman escapes with he
life.
Dennis is rather a short, heavy built man, an'
had been living IN a small house or cabin on thu
river shore, not far from where the crime wa
committed. He was employed for day or 81
of this week at the store Of the Messrs. Capel
a Bro. lie wore at the time, light, slouch ha'
and had on an army blouse. Up to the presen
writing, he has not been arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Entertainments,

The PASoRASfA.-The panorama of the Franco.
Prussian war now on exhibition at the Odd Fell
lows Hall is said to be a very natural exhibition
1t has already been presented two evenings
TO fair audiences and has given very general sat
isfaction. Music il furnished leach evening by
eel ebrated Bismarck Band.
Return or The ITALIA.-On Monday next,
Waughs Great Italia, panorama of scenes and
locations IN Italy, returns to Wilmington. and
will continue for six days at the Institute. II
will be remembered with pleasant interest by
many who Witnessed it whilst here before. and
who will so zee it second time.
IHE NLw HIBERSICOS. -- Institute Hall was
again well filled by an audience which, Judging
by the hearty and frequent applause in which
they ndulged, were more than satisfied with the
exhibition. Barney is a live Irishman, so every
body says. The pictures are truly things OF
beauty. The singing is more than excellent
Tonight will be the last of the season here
MacEvoy well deserves a full house. for his ex
hlbition far surpasses anything in the show lin,
that has visited us for a long time Go to-nigh
and take the whole family along
LECTURE Col. A. II. Grimshaw will deliver
lecture in the rooms Of the Workngmen's Insti
tute. King street, below Third, on Saturda
evening next, at Z O'Clock. His subject Wi
be ' The Heart and Lungs" Admission free
and it is earnestly to be hoped that the roo1
will be filed
ScIoPTICoN VIEWS An entertainment will b
given, this eyenlng,s at Wesleyan Female College
to consist Of a variety of sciopticon views an
music, under the direction Of Prof A T. Scott
Tickets can be had at the book stores and at til
| door
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

The United States District Court at Browns
vile, Texas the first Federal Court held II ere
for several years, has concluded its session.
The Grand Jury indicted the Mexican General
Cortina.wh has been raiding on the Texan farm
s,for "levying war against the United States. =
NJ. W. Trayers,a steamboat clerk at St Louis,
absconded last week with several thousand dol
lars He has been arrested at Idaho city.
Ten men were burned. some of them fatally.
by an explosion of sulphur al Potts colliery.
near Ashland, Pa last evening.
The Sylvester block, at Port Leyden. \. Y,
was burned on Monday night. Loss S2i,000.
4 delalcaton has been discovered in the ac =
counts Of the Postmaster al Brighton. Me- and
he has resigned. His boudsmen will make good
the amount
A committee Of the Georgia Legislature has
| arrived in New York. to take testimony in refer.
encc to the conduct OF Ex-Governor Bullock es-
| pecially his transactions with the State agent
At a meeting of the Emgrant Commits
sioners in New York. last night it was re-
solved to prohibit the sale of Delaware, Iacka
wanna and Western Railroad tickets in Castle
Garden.
The british war steamer Derby, frem Nassau
has anchored in Lynn Haven bay On the arriva
of the Royal Alfred and Relapse, from the Wes
Indies, she will proceed with them to Annapolis
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING

Hope Lodge, No 2l. l. o. o. f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Ord aud King streets.
Eden Lodge, No "a, l. o. o, f., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. ?, S. of T., at 5tl
and Market streets.
Delaware Council No ., o L. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 219 King street
Rodney Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ. at 10.
East 7th street.
Diamond State Lodge No. s. G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge, No. G, X. of p, at Kuights
of Pythias Hail. 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No 49, X. of p, at Ferris a
CARROTS Building, 5Ol Market street.
Temple Lodge, No. IL, A. + A. NJ, at Masoni,
Hall, 22i Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Marine News.

The sloop Isdbriid Reeres arrived ON Monday,
from Salem. with 1890 bushels of corn for Jas
Z Price 4 Co.
The sloop AlphoaSo arrived yesterday, from
Salem, with 1900 bushels Of corn, for the same
firm.
Schooner CohdsSe, cleared this morning, for
Philadelphia, light.
sloop Planter arrived from Philadelphia with
coal.
Schooner A. y HgiLH arrived, to-day, with
guano, from Charleston, S, C.
The U. s steamer Myrtle, sailed for Portland
Me-, with iron buoys
The barge Sdiutitrer and the steamer Annie
of the Electric Line arrived yesterday, from New
York. The Annie Immediately took ON full
load, and sailed on return trip, this morning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

NEW BAKERY y-Mr Il II. Griffith. who has car
ried on the bakery business, for several years
past at No GOg Orange street, having purchased
the property at the N. w. corner Of 18th and
Tatnall streets, formerly occupied a. a grocery
store and residence, has removed thereto, and
used the new ovens yesterday, for the first time.
Mr.. Griffith has greatly changed the building, in
the way of remOdeing and redtting, and has
put in two large ovens under the pavement, on
both sides. With increased facilities, Mr.. K
will largely increase lis business, and as the To-
cality is good one he will, doubtless, be well
patronized
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

A SAD DEATH,-Mr. Candy Clements residing
near Newport, died at Mrs. Stevenson's boarding
house, Market street, below Tenth, this morning
About week ago, he came to Wilmington to
visit his mother, who was stricken with paraly-
sis, and who still lies in an unconscious and very
critical condition. On Thursday last, he was
taken sick with what was supposed to be erysip-
elias in the head, but which proved to be water
on the brain, and which terminated in death this
morning His remains have been taken to his
home, near Newport. The circumstances attend
ing the death Of Mr. Clements. and the uncer-
tainty of the hour in which bis mother may
receive similar summons, invest this case with
moro than an ordinary degree of salness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Weighed and Found wnntirR

To he Editor Of the Commercial:
Gold may be tried in the fire or tried by a
strong acid but it will be gold still The style
OF argument known among logicians as the re-
ducij0 al djSrtiitp,, is a good acid with which
to test new religion. If, when it is applied
you see smoke and hear kissing. and the
metal begins to corrode and fall to pieces it is
the gold.
In his reply to my humorous good-natured
criticism OF Saturday, Mr.. Thorne begins by say
ing he is - not without ability to throw mud
His article sufficiently sustains his assertion :;
and not being deXterous in that refined accom-
plshment and having no ambition to become so
l gracefully yield the palm of superiority in the
mud business to the christ Of the new religion.
This creed, he tells us has cost him many
years OF hard study. Its very complexity is
evidence Of this. l once had friend who spent
years of hard study-even till his brain got dizzy,
over perpetual motion machine but it wouldn't
work for all that.
My friend says he is willing to receive silly
criticism without anger but Immediately gets
lin pet and says some very naughty words 1t
may agree with Mr.. Thorne's notions of Christ
among men, to say Of one who differs with him
that he is brutal, stupid, insolent. coward and
a fool but have decided preference for the
example of that Christ, who when he was re-
viled. reyiled not again
theory and religion will be judged by the
conduct of its teachers and professors and
preachers especially should not get mad and say
fool" and things. Even inCdrnde, infinite
human dirinitieS might learn philosophy from
the following verse in the old time spelling
/ book -
"But, children, you should never
Your angry passions rise;
Your little hands were never made
To tear each others eyes"
And then again, as a last l0Ord--and promis,
| you Mr.. Editor it shall be the ldSt,-my excitet
| friend ought to remember that even poor fool
like the writer, is part of the infinite diuin
lHpiUerSe, and therefore very intimately relatet
to every other and better part and, instead o
calling him by hard names it might be wiser tC
| seek his restoration to - REASON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Enc tn srIence.

During his stay at Rio Janeiro, Prof. Agassiz
experienced a sad shock. In an excursion to
the Southern Parahyba River the Professor OBJ
tanned number Of undescribed species Of fish
es, some of them entirely Unknown to science,
which he sealed mp in a copper barrel filled with
alcohol for future examination. While visiting
at a gentleman's house on the way back the bar
rel was placed in the basement for safe keeping,
or 3 breakfast
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
TR- Dead nan an no az. n theY md. anathemas

R-Dedd men tell no tales: If they did, anathemas
against the depicting lancet, the drastic purge and
the terrible salivants of the materia medtca, would
arise from every graveyard. The motto OF modern
medical science is Preserve and Regulate, not de-
Htroy,1 and remedy Of our day is so entirely in
harmony with this philanthrcpic logic as DR. Walk
ers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters. In this powerful,
yet harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bilious com
plaints and all diseases of the stomach liver,
bowels and nerves, encounter an irresistible anti
dOte.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

~ Painting Up.-Mr. John Il. Muhhausen, the
well-knOwn Merchant Tailor at AIS King street,
has had his store inside repsinted that II looks
as bright and clean and pleasant as one Of the new
suits Of clothes he makes for customer. Mr.. M.
has very pleasant store, convenient to customers,
that his expenses are moderate, which accrues to
the benefit OF those he does business for Those who
want TO employ satisfactory tailor had better 70
" John.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

tR- Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention of
lltpublic Is called to the very large and varied
stock Of furniture of J. a j. N. Harnan, No. 40
King street, There is nothing equal to 1t In the
State of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for Of1lce or dwelling can doubtless be accommO-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
their own goods and sell at prices low as the best
houses in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

AccIDENT--A MAS BADLY INJuRED.-A man
named John Mckiven. who resides on Front St,
between Poplar and Lombard streets, met with
a serious accident yesterday. lie left for Phila-
delphia on the through freight train which
leaves this city at 2:30, p. NJ, and when near
Bellvue station, he attempted to jump from the
train. In doing so he was struck by the cars
and both legs were broken, and he was otherwise
severely cut and bruised. He was brought back
home, where he had his wounds dressed. 1t is
thought that the amputation of one Of his legs
will be necessary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

ET- Beduty's Bes Auriiidry.-Ask the belle Of the
season what appointment OF her toilet-table holds
tile highest place in her esteem, and she will reply,
without a moments reflection HAGAE's MAGNOLIA
BALM Nothing, she is Thoroughly aware, contributes
50 powerfully 10 enhance her charms and render her
Irresistible that most delightful and healthy aux
Hilary OF Beauty. By using 1t ladies are email. ed,
long after they ave passed the meridian OF life, 10
preserve the youthful bloom and purity OF their
compilations, and where Nature has denied that SUI
perlatve attraction, ths Balm fully compensates fer
her deficiencies. mar2I-lw-eod-wlt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Dom. site Markets.
WLuINdTt Mar

Butter, 45 to soc. per II ; eggs, 80 to 33c per
sweet potatoes, % to 3Oc. apples, 70 to Soc.
onions, 25c lima beans, 15c. per at hominy,
lOc peas, l0c. The prices of meat remain the
same Southern shad has appeared in market,
selling at 80 aud zoe, apiece. Rock 2Oc 3; pike
lGc haddJck, l2c. ; halibut 2Jc.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.

SuBscRIBERs CHANGING their place Of residence
will please give notification at our Office, that
they may receive the paper uninlerruptedly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

ER-The first thing you do after moving is to go
right down tO CHEAP JOHN S, and select whatever
you may want for housekeeping; for John has NO
rent to pay so he can sell cheaper than any In
this city. NO. Z. FOURTH ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

tE- Call aud see sdmp'es, ask prices and inquire
on other points, at the COMMERCIAL job ONCE, II
you want any printing done. Frank q. Ferris, Su-
pertntendent, devOtes himself exclusively 10 the
charge of this Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Notites.

NJ OTlCE.-The citizens Ct the Seventh Ward are
~ quested to meet at school No. 9, cor Of 18th
and washington streets, at ~ o'clock Friday even
ing, March 29th for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for member Of the Board of Public Edu-
caion mar27-9t MANY VOTERS.
nISsoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The co-partnership heretofore existing under
NE nrm name OF Wode, F. aster Co., kiggers, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All claims
settled and business continued byssAMUEL WoDE,
at The old stand, foot o. Church street
Wilmington, March 26th, 1sI2.-21.6s'
NJ Official a meeting held by the Phenix
IN steam Fire Engine Company, No. 4, Monday
evening, March 18Th, the following gentlemen were
nominated; For Chief Engineer-JOhn W. Porter,
Of Phgnix Company, No. 4; First Assistant
Samuel II. ChadwieE. OF Delaware steam Fire Rn-
glne Company, No. g.; Second Assistant-John
ODonnell, Of Reliance Fire Company, No.. 2.
mar26-2t'
NoTlCE.-The THIRD ANNUAL MEETING Of
~ the PENN LOAN ASSOCIATION will he held
On Monday evening the first OF April ensuing, at u
O'Clock, at room No. 1902 Market street Tor tie
election OF officers, the coming year Punctual and
prompt attendance is urged. ~, -
WILMINGTON, March 26th, 1879. mar2G-6t
TORONER WOODWARD has removed his ofiice
Afrom lOi L. Water street, to Lewis p. Sprnger's
nat store NO. qS3 Market ST. His Residence Is No.
70 W. thirteenth street. mar25-u
NJ oTICE-The Sixth Ward Republican Nomina-
~ tion Election for member OF BUald Of Public
Education will be held from TO o'clock r. M, on
SATU kDAi, March SOth, at the Hotel, N. e. c9rner
Seventh and Walnut streets.
mar25sM,w&S MANY VOTERS.
rINRKAs URER'S OFFICE
Il WiLMlNGToN WESTERN RAILROAD Co.,
wilmington, De.,- March 25th, lSI2.J
INTEREST ON BONDS.
The interest due April lst ls12 on the First Mort
gage Bonds OF the Wilmington a Western Railroad
Company Will be paid on and after that date at the
First National Bank, OF this city.
mar25-u Treasurer.
NOTICE - WILMINGTON INSTITUTE. - The
IN annual meeting of the members Of the Will
nington Institute will be held in the Reading Room
on Monday evening, April lst at y OClocK. A full
presented. S. A. MACALIlsTER
harlo-tO-apl Secretary.
XNORkINGMEN's INSTITUTE
| w AND FREE READING ROOM
| NO. 919 KING STREET SECOND FLo1Rl.
| open every evening except sunday, from TO II
O'CLOCK. DAILY and weekly papers and magazines
containing general, mechanical and scientific tnfOr
organ aud other means of entertainment Free 10 al
orderly persons. p. N BRENNAN, President,
WM. H. CoNNELL- Secretary. feblStf
NyATER DEPARTMENT.
| Wv CHIEF ENGlNEERiS OFFICE,
| NO. 1000 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DBL Feb. 1st, 1879.
NOTICE TO PERSONS USING THE BRANDY
WINE WATER.
All persons are hereby notified that the unneces
sary waste OF water or waste by leaky hydrants, o
pipes supplying the same, will be held responsible
OF Ordinance recognizing the Water Department
70 which special attention is Invited.
| G. II. GALLAGHER,
febl-tf Chief Engineer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
Suftiou Sales.
nGLE a. MILLER,
ReA. Estate Agents a AuctIonea,,
No, 6O5 Market Street, above sixth.
WILMINGTON, Du.
Opening Sale,

WTHHTWH NItIef
Az our new rooms, No. COS Market street u,o
mington, el. Large consignment. Wewlil bohi'a "
large safe OF 1ne silver trlplepaed ware and china
March 18th and 8Oth, 1872 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ an
continuing from day to d,y, until all Ii sold can S,
sisting as fOlOws;- Nou
sILvER-PLATED wARE-Tea and coffee COT. =,
six pieces; walters fee pitchers syrup and 6nt,o,
difhes wine, dinner and breakfast tasinra. iva
handle plated knives, SPOONS and forks. made ~
Roger j. Russell, Meriden Silver Plating "a ''' :"
CHINA AND STONE WARE-COnsisilng N ch,r,
tea snd dinner setH; stone dinner and ten sets ion
cy toilet sets; italian marble vases an assortmen,
OF turnets, mon0grams aud other mantel clocks srS
large lot OF fine glass ware, stone dishes, gO6lets
tumbers, &c., &C. e''''''
Also, az the same time and place upwards NJ
t95 FINE CllROMOS. These goods viii he an ey
hibitlon on Monday, April 1st 1572 mar9ST
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

~ Commercial Printing, OF every sort, is eXecu-
ted in good STYLE at fair prices the JOB Depart
ment Of our establishments
JENKINS h ATKINSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

INCONVENIENCE OF THE SMALI-pox.--A small
family in the Western part Of the city were on
Monday. about to move into part Of a house,
which they had rented conjointly with another
family but as they were conveying their furni-
ture into the house, the other family arrived,
carefully conveying one of their members on
bed, sick with the smallpox. The first named
family hastily withdrew their furniture and took
refuge in temporary quarters, until the patient
shall have recovered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
for atnt.


WNoR7 7RRNT-Two furnished houses, Tor ken- a8 |
son or year, close by the hailroad StaI1n' t,m Mx
ADDRESS cisvrnnnt rVt ne,
maf21-St' Nlay'i,oD9 ~,
VNoR RRNT.-Houhe No s9e shpieyI I1nshsy St5eel Ap-
AmarsS-sr swan Hotel, No. W. Fourth NJ
TNoR RENT-Country store also, several f.i
small houses suitable for shoemaker OF h'A
uT msraI.st. r. FORD Claymont, Del.
~ EsIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENr;- @M
Tine two-story double house, No. qOs Della asA
ware Avenue, between Mest aaa Masulhs ~ ,sen Ss'
APpg msyJs'tf No. s15 West street.
A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO for sn rent
Aasroeu sOT market street
TNoR KENT-Two frame houses one mile mi
msTISlRt 1TSm Guy nnii'A Apply THOMAS WALTER
UNoR RENT-That beautiful suburban rest On
dence OF Mr.. d. Mcdaniel, with about leO Oha
acres Of land for further particulars apply 70 @.
marS.im NJ NJ. CHltD a CO. No, a w. 7th 81.
TNoR RENr.-A COAL AND LUMBER YARD.
II coal and Lumber yarI, WIN ailpie .p,r iyo',,i ~
r. A c. Moore, at the foot OF Fourth street haVnB
landing on Fifth street wharf, and az IN II ". y u.
r. r., on sixth So. The lot runs from Fourth street
TO the Railroad at Sixth street. with an office on
Fourth street Possession Immediately; Apply to
CHARLES MOORE, 4ip X. Fourth bti
or to W. McCAULLk1t
mars.tf GoS Market street
VNoR RENT-store and cellar, No. 6Ol Market 81
II Apply to JOHN MoLEAh SUN,
marIif 602 Market street.
WNoR RENT The large, new, three-stOry m
BRICK DWELLING, No, 10 West street, IA
Immediate pOssesslOn given Apply 10 ,.
w. X. ii. CAUSE,
mM5tf Cor. Front and West.
TUNO RRNT.-A dne, large once, first floor front,
with back room il desired, on Market street,
'GTtS fepqs.a tn 4rp' THIS OFFICE
VNLEGANT third and Fourth stories, over
~ Garrett Kent n Co.'S new store shlpley street.
above Second, To let for light business Also, ONCE
suitable for accountant clerk or lnsul ance agent
Apply to jan2O-tf GARRETT, KENT a co.
UNOR RENT-And beautifully situated on n
II Market St, a fOur-stOry BRICK BUILD III
ING. between Ninth and Tenth streets, west side,
| No 9b. Heated throughout by an approved heater.
Range ana Oa'n' Apply THOMAS MoooRKLE
feb2O-u 2il Market street.
XNTHARF PROPERTY FOR RBNT-situated at
| w South end Of Market 81. Bridge. Apply to
febl7-n CHAs. WARMER co.
| WNoR RENT.--A truck farm from fifteen 10 TWEEN.
IL ty.nve acres, within ten minutes walk Of Third
street bridge. Land OF fTst quality, with good build
| ings Apply ut coal yard . - -
febl4tf THIRD AND LOMBARD SITS.
| LNoR RENT.--House No. 9l5 Delaware Avenue
IL with fifteen rooms, In complete order; and asC
| will sell frame building on rear Of the lot, bull
| M. NJ CHILD a CO,
No. West seventh street.
| sep 16-u Wilmington, Del
~ FFlCES FOR RENT.-rhree ollicus Tor rgnt ii
~ Almonds Building, Eighth and Market SITS
| Apply to W. Al. ALLMONp BRO,
| feU2l-eOd-u Eighth and MARKET Sts.
I
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

tS-The cheapest place to bus Furniture and Be1
ding Is at Graves, $. e. corner 4th and King streets
feS-eod3m-mon tues thurs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
ueBcRGk HNcK,
MANUFACTURER OF BRCoMs,

g. E. Corner Front and Shipley Streets Whining
ton, Del. BrOoms OF all kinds always on hand at
lowest market rates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oITY ITEMS.
RaIIrsad Hours.

Wilmington for Philadelphia,
aI5, $40, 1880 a m. 129o, 400, 400, ga Llo,
1880 p. m. sundays 6so, 1890 y. m
Wilmington J6r Ress YoTk
l.s0 a m. ; 1aQO and h49 ?. m
Wilmington for Baltfnora
IL 81 acs and lo02 a. m. LOS and hlT ?. m
Wilmington for Harrington,
la65 n m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a m; as p. IN. Crhere is a LOO p. m train
10 New Castle.)
Wilmington for cOdissville, Reading BsthleAsm and
Fottspile-
6sO and 1880 a M. 8 20 and 500 p. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
$780, l1.0O and 1145 g. m $50, 400, 800 I.0o, 300
and l1.s0 p. m Sundays 400, 1i.sO p. m.
Trains arrive from DeldtOare R R.,
400 ttrom New Castle) 1Ol5 a m. s.5o, 1000 p. m
The latter subject to delays)
Trains arrive rom ". q R R r,
$50 a m. 40, I rs and SIS p m.
81 See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-27

w-The new Colonnade Hotel, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. call and see 1t.