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The last fish story comes from New Jersey
Lately ia the interior of that State mild
looking countrymau entered q railway car,
bearing bundle tied up in q bsudkerchief,
which he placed under the seat at one end
of the car. After travelling along for
aoout half an hoar, a lady sitting in front
Of the countrymau was observed 10 move
uneasiIy on her seat, and TO cast savage
glanees at seemingly respectable man
sitting by her side. In few minutes an
other Lady, still further to ths front, "be-
came uneasy and at last, risDig In her
scat, requested some gentleman 10 protect
her from an elderly looking gentleman by her
side; and who, she stated, had insulted her.
A dozen persons offered their assistance,
and before tbs accused could speak in his
own defense his hat was jsmmed down
over bis eyes, and be was dragged 10 the
rear Of the car. While there, and carrying
on with the avengers war Of wsrds % TO
what the indiguity meant, still another la
dy rose, aud 60 seated further up the car,
and accused gentleman sitting behind her
with improper conduct. A rush was made
for insulter samber two, but that gentleman
vigorously defended himself with large
walking stick be happened to have (aad
which,. BY the way, was one cause Of the
last troubles, his aecusor stating that he bad
iodecorous!y been nipping her ankels under
the seat with the sams) sad while the
struggle to gst ct him Was still in pre-.
grsss, somsbodysin the front Of the car shout
I'd, There's . snake ON the foor!" A
scene then ensued. The ladies in the or
chambered' up on the arms and backs of the
same. One elderly maiden managed to
stand on the backs of two ssats in the best
circus manner possible under the circum-
stances, while young mother threw her
baby into parcel rack, and then hung con
vulsivsly to . ventsla cor. The confusion
aweke the .countrymsn who, on being told
Of the snake, first felt 10 bis bundle, and
then exclaimed, I'm blamed II that old eel
hsint got loose, and started for the trent,
soon rsturning, grasped firmly 40 immsnis
es1, which.had managed to get out Of tha
bundle and bad wendsd bis way to the fr,nt
lovingly carressing the different varieties Of
.lsdiss gartsu which be encountered on the
way. Apolgies given and received straight.
In that car but the bat that
was jammed down, and the couutrymen
leaving at kbe next station no blood was
drawn.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

A Telegram from Petersburg to Messrs.
Howe Il Cook, gives the Information that
the Richardson well, on the Troutner farm,
four miles beyond that place, 10 now in the
sand and has 400 feet of oil in the hole.-
This Is the big gas we'll reported by us some
days since. 1t bids fair to be big we'll,
Our townsmsn, Messr. Howe l. Cook
Armstrong, Smith and others, have . well
located on the came farm, but . short dis
tance from the Richardson well, which u
new down over 200 feet. They Of course
feel jubilans ovefthe pro.pee. Of striking
oil.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

Ssif & G'sylord's celebrated. minstrel
troupe appear At the 0 psra Hosss. tonight
10 the FIRST part they perform with white
faces. The second part as burnt corkists.
The progrsmms is . good one, being son-
posrd Of the lats, negro eccentricitics, rew
ballads, dances, &o. The company is an
excellent one and should draw a crowded
house. Ifyou want to see fun, attend.
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PARK Err OIL FIELD.
BEAR CREEK.

A we'll owned by McMillin, Lincoln and
Others. located on the South side Of Bear
Greek, between the bridge aud the mouth
Of said stream. formerly part Of the Gibson
farm-Mullen lease-was completed last
week. and has averaged since that time a
production ofeight barrels per day.
A well owed by Lehman, Reamer and
Others, on land owned BY John Kelley, near
the Stone House farm, South side of Bear
Greek, has been pumping for some weeks,
averaging q production Of six or seven bar
rsls per day.
PETERSBURG DISTRICT.
The well owned BY Fiudley and others,
on the ELI Ritz farm, had been drilled to
the third sand on Tuesday last, and was
mskiog q good show, promising to. prove .
big we'll.
The well on the Philip Foust farm, South
OF Petersburg, has been pumping for some
days, yielding . email quantity Of oil.
This we'll was drilled wet, and it 10 thought
that few days pumping will bring it up
to an average we'll.
A we'll owned by Frank Andrews, Nc
Culloush and others, on the Ritz farm, near
the large Hulings well, commenced pump
ing last week, and has thus far svsrsgrd q
daily production Of abs,,t Is barrels -
COilman's Jburnsl..
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A party Of Shaw Farm men paid the
Centre visit, last night, and befes lsav-
ing got g'srious!y drunk. Shaw farm rot
gut and Ps.roleam Csuss blusfniu does not
mix very well, judging BY the queer antics
of the Shaw Farmitese
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Go.to the Grand Auction Sale of Books
tonight at Shuts old stand near Simmons
Drug Store; . splendid collection OF Stand
ard Works ore to bs sold. Sale csmmenc-
ing ct o'clock feb. 2S,lt. =.
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Butter and ehesss sre almost indlspensI-
bic. articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritieus and bssi,hy; but 81 inordi.
nate use OF either csuses indigestion snd
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Con-
fort. Ladiciously used will remove both oi
there tronblee.
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An aurora, the 6rst 10 thirty seven years,
sent oil the Havansse to church IN fright
the other evening.
The present population Of st. Louis, &C.
cording 10 the estIuates' Of the new City
Directory, 10 $4,000.
Philadelphia now seeks ailrosd connection
with Western New York, hoping 10 divert
the trade Of that section 70 itself.
Pittsburgh 10 not jubilaut over the news
that Kentucky hes enough coal to supply
Louisville during the ensuing eight thoui-
aud years.
A fourth Atlantic cable 10 seriously pro.
posed. This new bond ought to 'ecurs On
ami cable adjustment Of our troubles With
England.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

An ingenious Rsddlsr iolloes u rsvivalist
through Kausas, and after the latter has
collected and addressed n. lales\ crowd,
mounts the rosirum and sounds the praises
Of bis prize candy.
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The Presby .rr'Au Ml,a socle.y will meet
at the house OF Mr.. Jsines Patterson, en- The
Boyd Farm, 10 morrow iTbursdsy) evening.
at ~ O'Clock. The iriendh Of the society
and public in general sis invited to attend.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

RSoms antiquated weatherwise person pre-
diets food this year. lie sa.s for bali
century large freshets have occurred every
ten ysars. In 1922, 1882, 1912, 1852, and
1862 De floods were very, disastrous, and
be concludes that there will be a great oul-
pouring of mighty waters in 1872.
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Take Notice.

Now 10 the tirs to buy your Apples, as
am selling them of at prices that will as
tVeish lou, from ond dollar barrel aud mp
wards, or anything else 10 the store, as Mr..
Briggs ID, going TO close snt about the fret
of the month. Call and see for yourselves
+. TT BRI0as.
Per H. II. WARNER, Clerk.
dec, 2l.tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

An sristuorstic ladies club has been ss-
tabiishrd, with club house and all complete,
ic Loudun.
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Local Notices.

=. M. PettenSill Il Co. ~
Pmk Row, New Yosk, and Geo. p Rowell 4 Co
Advertising Agents. are the sole agents for the Pc,
troleun Centre DAILY REooaD 10 that city. Ad.
vsrtissrs in that city are requested to leave their
. vors with either Of toe above housss-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

An Illinois min'ster" rrproved II party +
ladies' who were playing cards sn chnroh by
some timely remarks regarding tue last
trump.
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Forster's l. Ife Of Dickens is called In Eng
laud "Ths Life Of Forster With Reminisesn
ces OF Dickens"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

Life is y contradiction! We send to our
butcher for sweet-bread; aud If we waat 9
sweet.msat, We sendto our baker! Fun
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

You that have tears prepare 10 shed them
now. There are over ten thousand bushels
OF onions yet uusold in the town o; New.
burg.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

Mr.. D'mm VI New Orleans inrxousably y
Sost bis will just before he died, and bis
heirs are now using his name in an emphat-
Man1er.
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A ST. LOUIS flour store has this novel
sign over the door, "H. c. Cole, Sons and
D,ugutrr.'
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Lifs.size Rembrandt pictures taken .
Hempsted d Cos Gallery.
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. Thb attention of our readers has hereto-
Sfoie been called to the immense busnes,
conducted by Briggs & Brother, the celebra.
ted Sesdsmsn and Florists, of Rochester,
New York, and now we are reminded Of the
same house by copy of one Of their Gle
giant ebromos, representing the most hie-
like and artistic groupings OF annuals, bien.
mails and pererniaIs, as true 10 life as is
po ssibls to paint lhem. For the second
ii me Briggs & Br6iher have more than full
filled all the promises in their advertise.
ments; in the first place. issuing an Ilustra'
ted Catalogue which sxcels in beauty and
excellence anything OF the kind we haye
ever seen, and now the chrome is really q
most elegant floral ornament, suitable to
frame and fit sdornment for any psIl0r.-
We adviss our readers to send tOr one
Briggs g. Brotser's catalogues, and, we bsv y
no doubt, that they will see their way clear,
by the Inducements offered, 10 procure one
or buth OF the magnificent chrcmos Pc
ruse their advertisement In another column.
A Wisconsinsss swallowed a penknifs and
feels the loss'of the article kesnly.- Boston
Post. a
1t is proposed 10 substitute q vast mirror
for the drop curtain Ut the Paris Grand
Opera House.
A fourteen year old Wissconsiness has
successfully completed her two bundled and
filth dime novel.
A phllanthropist who undertook TO sepa'
rate two Bangor combatants was generously
thrashed by both.
A Western girl who has been well brought
up knocks down every man that kisses her,
and she Is So pretty that holt The msrried
and all tie s.uge uieI in town have black
eyes.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-02-28

Pictures colorcd 10 India Ink and oil, o.
Hempsted 4 Cos Gallery. jan. l5s
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tB. Now 10 The time 10 purchase Winter
Clothing che ap, and A. KLDEN'S 10 the
place. jsnl3M
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eE Now 10 the time to buy Hats and
Caps cheap st the jamestown Clothing
Stole.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!
just received a. Mease d Armstrong;
Flour and Feed Store, $500 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
est cash prices! o2g-tf
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FLOUR MILL

ARRIVAL AND OEPARTUH -. UF
TlIAINSSON q. q. 4 A. R. R.
On and after Sunday, Nov. leth, 1871,
trains in run as follows:
NORTH NO. s. NO. 3. No. ].
Leave irvine. l2,l0PN. 5.l0PM
Leave Oil City GOO M. 2,43PM 7,25rN
4" Pet.Cen $50 " 3,25 $40
" Tiiusv. 7,lJ " 4.O7 S.55 "
Arrive Corrg, S,55 /" $40 " 1880
SOUTH. No. 2. No. 4. NO. b.
Leave CORY, l0,s5rKM. 6.l0AM. 6,OopW
s. Titmsv. l2.25 p NJ. 7.S0 q" 7,25 I"
&C. p. Cen. l.25 IS $40 " $50 "
Arrive .. City 2,O5 b" 9,O5 $40
" Irvine. 4,45 F" ll.50
~ No. s and 6 run on Sunday.
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Dell W ANti Raj hROAC LIN h.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT

l=-sssssszeaai On and after MONDAY. May 10th
Is. {suauass eAceptet.,l Trains vi.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-27

INv MINed Trnln WI run subject q deIhSs lncl
dent Ia treg 1T business and will stop only at >ta-
tous where time l. cIvtn.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle tor Mliunngt"u Philadcf
at Ito 4 NJ. Leave Paiiadeph,a at II - A.N =.
and Wilmington nj 10 7. NJ, for New castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 70 those nhnve. leslwe smyrna tor Clay
ton IL 10 ln.. and l.Sb =. ~. LeaN Clayton t0r
StnyTua $40 n. m anu AGO =. m.. ta make connee-
lion with traluSto and from Dover. and stations
south. -
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. With the Kent Connty and Queen
Aruc'S X keut Railroads. .f
Al CLAYTON, with Mary land and Delaware Rail-
fuaa.
At HARRINGTON. with Junction and Breakwa-
ter Railroad
A, sEAFoRD with Dorchester and Delaware Hail
Tnad
At DELMAR, with Eastern shore Railroad ant
! Wicomico and focomoke Railroad.
u. 4. kENNEY. SHpt.
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REDUCTION in PASSAGE RATES.
ANCHOR llNE STEAMERS

sssc '''' s'''' nay.
prsenc.rs booked 80 md from any Railw " Sta
,ian or se..nrt in t;r.at Britain, Ireland, Nor
way, sweden penmark. Germany. France. iiel-
and. Belgium. ana lne ttnued states, ~
Cnn,u lnre from MEN YORK 70 LONDON ilN-
EkIoOL GLASGOW al DERRY by "etfue.
lay steamers $50 By Saturday ) steamer S6o
and S15.
EXCURSION TICkETS, sl20.
INTERNENiAfE, S33. slEtRAak Sts. all
pafties sending for their friends in the Old coGn-
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates tor tnr
son BkoTHERS Bowling Greco. Wy or 10
SAMUEL F. BETS.
s.ua.lyvsw--mayl6 Au.-... Wilmington.
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". A. REYNOLDS
Classical B. Mathematical Institute
A Day and Boarding School,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Opens Fall Term September 5th. 1871.
W.. Send for our beautla Catalogue

The Kcnnett Weekly Leader, in sreaklng o tie
lectures before the Kennett Square Academy an
Seminary during the year. says
Besides some single lectures the winter term has
included five lectures on German Literature hy Bay
ard Taylor, twelve ~ \. g. Norris on Astronomy
and Geology eight by Josiah jackson, on Physical
Geography, twelve by Prof. Moore on Philosophy
Chemistry. &c., and five Icy DR. Ellwood Harvey, on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Those who have children 80 attend school vii
please read the following notices
| have had ~ opportunity for scveraye.-s past
of observing the manner in which the Academy Is
conducted a well a. the department of the purils
who attend IT, and an satisfied that nothing il
elected whicl. further both She intellectual and
neral Development of the Inter
BAyARD TAYLOR.
CEpARCRoFr. kkNNErr SQUARE. July -. 1870.
UNION PACiFiC EAlLRoaD Co, Engineers Office. y
Omaha Neb.. July 3lst 1870.
sc. SHoETtTpGE. A. M.-f"or Sri desire TO
express iAy acknowledgements to you for the and
attention you have given TO the education Of my
dnIEhtcr. We are entirely satisfied with the pro-
that She has made in her studies at your school
and we expect to send to you another daugh-
ter BeiHs convinced that your seminary presents
superior advantages tor the acquisition ot sound
practical cdlciti0n. congratulate you on its in
trcaSing popularity. Very respectfully yours,
I. T.. SICXFts
Chief Engineer Iu.on Pacific Railroad
send for Circulars. which give the Prospectus and
new arrangements TOR next school year. to
C>iIOkTLIDGE, A. NJ.
mait, kennett Suuarc. Chester county. ia
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spring Arrangements
Dm Rud after Monday, May 18Th. Is.-.
Trains ANA ; are mixed or larket trains.

SUNDAY IRAN,
Lenve Wilmington At W, Chtdd's Fori s,oa, anu
arrive at oatessilie at 1000 a. IN.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Chadl's Ford. Trains NJ. J. ,. :, aud
co n meet for ihiai.Iphia, and and with trans
from Phiadelphia No>. ard conaect with tram,
ttom Bllt,more and Nos. | ann . wstu trnins tot
Baltimore. NJ. with train iar PoIt ner",if.
Al Caitesvile. trans Nos ant ) col net int
Ph,ladelphts, and aims Nas. l. aud with tratn,
trun philadel. hln; AZ Bfrdsbrr9 trains M. 4
ani connect tor Pht'a pha aht trains i. ) az
Z f,r Reading ana North. f.ast and Ncst.
Excursion tickets VIII be Sud or all stations tl
sunday train gu,us iurthward, this trlin will stop
for passenger Al any paelic roai crossiuI.
q. slOlI.
Ger eral Sureriutt ns.ent
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flour, feed, &C.
FLOUR & FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING So.
JAkIES q. MORROW,

..~, informs his fri-pis and TIVE i'nbie gensr-
ally iant he hs. ~ rood assortment "i tn
= ~ heyt Flour aud Feet al his store; \ Q. -
X inu street next daor to- tonr'ecItb. which he Is
selling A. the iuwe>t market tates,
iii Wagons >prt}lv families daily with hour IN
large or small quantities. all PARTS et the ct.
an all orders given 10 the drivers VIII ne rrohpus
fIleI n. il also agent for the sale of Mt Carmel
Locust Mountain and l.ehish Coal. and Is prepared
.o furnish a good article at the lowest price.
l6an6m
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.g-rHE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE. -ss

Thi,line a.or.s Gneauailed ndueem.nts TO per-
son rlng cheap and expeditions passage to The
West anst lescsye> particularly the attention OF ali
such S iesife to avail themse ot the Homestead
l.ili ua,st, ay t.tr t.>t Congress.
The lvania IL trnl kailro4d, W lth its cer.
meeting lines i, by IS. mtles .he shortest route
Cfraar aud Ithcr prominent places ia the est.au,
is also the quickest, cheapest and best route t0l.
rnv,ineut places In the Soutfwes and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and airy
rasse, er Can furnished witt ri>hion,u s"ats with
,,nyeake oaks water tanks, stoves, III Win cr,and
with such ether convenience rs erequislt. lot tn
comfort et taniiies
the " -, ~autnw.. aud Northwest at about hai
the usual drst class 'ate ,.,
Children under five years old AS tee Aud chiNaIsn
ne ages Of Eve and t"eiv. years pay taii-
,Ilce. 4a...A ...,,.
x;Ib fEe passengers. Backgrounds ofbaggage ,ar-
| -:eI free to e cry fun passenger
Tha rain en-, pS daily except Sundays aud ticket
anu, he procured and baggage delynred nj the otnce
! NJ iii Market street. by ) y 'clack. l. NJ.
Iiy a,i,r, ssi the undersigned be Will torwardb
,.tu,u of mail free ofchtrge, circular con tahins
! cnmuIete price Hit, n map. . correct copy
| Homestead Law. apd give snrt otht Information
80 % 5. desired F." NGIS FUNK. Agent
80 OF the Pennsyivania Railroad Company,
| No. ll6 Market Street. Philadelrhis
Philadelphia June "a 1870
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remnsyiyap,a vpn;rai RalirOaG.
La sss - .;s;1Hs.

1-xS-An~
After f. NJ. II NDAl November i'm. 1oIi.
Ihetr Ilp- ot The PCnnsy N anna Central X. leave
t-lehei directly hy IN Market street Cars, tine
lat car e"uucetlng ~ttu each TRAM teaslnG Front
iI.d Market streets tiry uipatrS beiutc It's dcpar
ture. lac Chestnut }ai y puut street cars run
within one square Ii the beppt.
SLEEPINGJtR F1CkETScIn he ha0 on Application
atthc Ticket bite. .North-w estcoIner Ut y d and
Chestnut street ana ~ the Depot.
AGaNFsoF rHE SluN rRa.-,Er COMPANY will
ca!!io!aautciiyer nrrR4gc NJ tue Depot. Orders
! Iett ut 80. Abl Chestnut street. NJ. 10 Market
street viii rccclN tsttt,utiVn.
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DnILADELpulA NGroN / BAIT
L MUnE kAl.R Al.
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

GA aud after " WEDNESDAY. October 18th, ISL
4 passenger car will he attached to the lrej1i
train leaving Phiateirn'a at 800 y. Ia, FOR Wit
::.ir gtou.
The train will stop at Stations as toiiows. nteu
--ha.irl Gray's Ferry. 81 u. m. Lt&tr-tt . N
i. IN, Chester. 9ti .. ii: Lamokin. 9 Ilp. NJ lhu--
low. y ~ .. N; Linwuot. - g. ~; las iu"rt. l'
q. III; Eiiersie, blS y. n: at,,vr Wimjuttnir H. B.
IT, N. .NCt-U! II. r.. ht.N Nt4. -up'j.
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w,rce,ul.uyG~. wire GUAKOs

wire V suLuNtaS. wire sa AKns
IloR STORE FRQNIS q ASYhuMNSS S &C Iron IRON
and poaltry yards Brass and Iron Wire Cloth
sleeves, Tenders. Screens. for coal. ores sand &c.
Heavy Crimped Cloth tor spark arrcsiers land
Ornamental Wire Work. 8c. Ever! intoImaIiSn by
SddTessing thS, manufacturers, NJ. WALkEk
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Railroad 9ines.
PaiadespnIa, Wilmington ano Csli
more Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

u EE1 III sE s sz sss.s;ss.ii. ~ N. :....;s.S5s
IlME IA BILE.
c",na-neine MoNLiY AE, an io'o, Tam wA!le.s
"Ai-MAIL TRAIN =, $50 A. NJ ,suniay yse,,.It
VIM ss;.s VIM n.i.rs:- nn. s.ssn aiis.a
ton WIN smyrna Branch Railroad a.I AaiyIAnd a.,
B,-.kwa..r Ralro.d. a. s-aiord DoreneS,-r a..
n"af. Rs1"aS AZ .Ip.S sasSars at py'% T.. %s,s wh
xPkErs TEAM .tn45 A. VI fsnnday. ..cer,-e., 10
PrYsI fn" @ TIsn'ns,S, t"lirt At "in''t,,,
IningtOn WIN train ioi New Caslf+.
ExPttna rsaiS ;say9 r; d. Ssaa,. saessr!
low. Lin~ood, ,clsymont. "lnin son. aew yat; stan.
ton. newark Eit.on. .Ho!th-Es-t, charletttwu,l~,rt
x1an1E8 sqoS a, sof ~ ~, @ na.
tnFton. s;olItpe At Chester ~ wood, sjmoit "
%,as.oa Sswsfk j.. Ek,on IN t.. r-rrys
PAssng.r-i" est MoiToe aud NoIiolk.w take tn
-" \ d. WIZ nHhilye.oH TRAINS
y. Ilihs Al AZ st1Dp, h'.H rn!s9 a. an w,lmnr9
r.M M so ~ s.aas$,. vii, II b. 'i ~ -
LEAVE f. H;laf;S3 wiiS5fos ;1s a, - "a 80
sor saa ia lwa .y CO. J. % % Ps ~, ,.a,. T. M 20 o. @ a.
fhiLA Ia,,., NxD 4 44Lm r:S[i.A1 :, Z. re,4lAs
sde.i.n,4 anA B.!,.ioo entral ltsilroac
Leave ted. '1"y'% IN 7 AN. % 50 Ds'' s M fSas%.'s sa's
.nsA'i's Fora lrv'a. and 2ao = to-. f,,bl,
stalls ~, '.~,po ,tds,hs spi l.,.'oG.
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TAAINa FoA BALTINORF
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-27
JAMES FRANCE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND SHIP PAINTER
HAI'tls HANG; IcIS. &c.

No. 5I- ri NJ sTKEET,
Next door below Post Office. Wilmington, Dell
ould respectfully inform his frends and the public
generally that he Is prepared to 10 ali work IL
ms line such a. House, Sign and ship Paintine,
.3raining. GLAZING. Paper Hanging. &c. All wort
iutrusred to hi care viii receiyepersonai attention
"a Cauutrs work attended to.