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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05
IN CiiANCNRY.

The object Of tli' sui. is for he settlement
with Martha W. Wardo0. l.Xnruriy Of James
NJ Warden, decea.ed, and 10 81 Jet the real
estate that said James II Warden died seized
and possessed Of 10 Mason comfy for the pay.
mrnt Of bis deb.s. And II appearing from af.
f,lavit flied that the unknown hri,s Of Perry
WaJiDn, deceased are noa residents OF this
State, /. is ordered that ih"y do appear here
within one month a.ter The list publication Of
this or'eT and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in ihls snit Tesc.
UHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
TomIinsou p q tdrc 5-w4.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

Lake navigation is closed The sudden
advent Of cold weather caught many YES
sells away from houc, aud several disasters
are already reported.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

The Legislature Of Indiana on Tuesday
last, reelected Gov. Morton United States
Senate. for another torn.
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Boston has had 500, 100000, St
Louis $500 GOO, New Orleans u $50,
900, and Brooklyn an $500, 900 ire with
III the past two weeks.
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Martha W. Narlon, Ex"culrix Il James NJ.
Warden. deceased, and in her own right 80
widow and deyisre Of the last Viii and
T,stameni Of james NJ Warden, deceased,
William Wardon. Emily Warden. Jennie
Wsr,ion. Elizabeth l.Gmb-irk and - Ham
rick, her Husband, and The nnkown heirs
Of Perry WARDEN, deceased, .Nargnrei Wall.
ace widow Of - Wallace deceased, Gro.
Wallace, an infant under lineage oftw"nly.
one years, and the unknown creditor, Of
james 81, Warden, deceased, Defendants.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

A FIRE at Lcaboaon, lad, tuesday, de-
stroyed four or five If Inc largest business
houses in the place. The loss is estimated
at 5lO, 900.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

Professor Watson, Of Aun Arbor, reports
the discovery of Dew planet in the con
s;elh,on Taurus II shines like star Of
the tenth magnitude.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

A number Of gentlemen in Eastern cit.
les who are blessed with so!s,ou5 croli.
tors are making it cougeniont to turn up
"u.issing' about these days.
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Oliver II. Smith and William Folsom,
vs..
Thomas D. Lewis.
l., nLnnnur..


The Defendant in The above named cause
will take notice that we snail on the Sd day
Of January, 1873, at the Office Of Paine d Sib'
ley, Attorneys at Law, in the town Of Pone.
roy, Meig, county, Ohio, between the hours Of
IA NJ, and 6 ?. N. of that day, proceed to
take the dispositions of Il. L Sbley and others,
to be read as evidence in our behalf in Ger.
tain suit u Equity now pending IN the Circuit
Court Of Mason county, West Virginia, in
which we are plaintiff and you are defendant.
And if from any cause the taking of the said
dcposlions be not completed on that day the
taking Of the sane will be adjourned and con-
tinued from day TO day until the same are
completed. 0. Il. SMITH.
WILLIAM FOLSOM,
by W English, their Attorney,
Dec. Cd lS72-wi,
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A fire at Niount Vernou, lnl., on Mon
day night, destroyed 1--WE houses, The to-
tai loss is SIS, 600.
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STATE, or WESr VIRGINIA:
At RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
X Circuit Cont Of Mason county, or The first
Monday in December, 1872
Mary y. Hmlcy, Curator OF John N Haulcy.
deceased, C0mp!n.nnnt.
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Thomts D Lewis.
The defendant in tie above named cause
will take notice that we shall on the 81 day
Of January, 1873, at the o!!i,e Of Paine L Sib.
ley. Attorneys al law, IN hetowu Of i'omeroy.
Meigs county. Ohlo, between The hours OF 8
O'Clock A. NJ and o'cock T ii Of hat day,
proceed 10 take The drposiiiou, Of II l.. Siblry
aud others, 10 be lead us Evidence IN my oe.
half il cei'a.n SUIT III cqnuy now pending
IN The Ulrcatt Court OF Mason county, West
Virginia, in which ! am plaintiff ana yen are
defendant. And il IRON a,y cause me taking
Of The SAID dcpostlons DC not completed on
that day the luk,ny Of the same viii be aaour-
ned and continued Fem day 10 day until Tue
same arc CON ileied.
MARK B. WELLS.
kvJ ". English, lis Attorney.
Dec, Cd, !sij-N4.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

The Washington S'ar is of the opiaioa
that tic party Of tie future will DO found
ed on the platform Of au'i-mouopoly. 1t
says the growing discomfort with the ox-
actions and arbitrary rules Of the great
railroad mouopoIics is evident, and in the
late election whenever the issue was pre-
scented it rose above all politics. In Cali
foruia and Nevada the Congressional can.
didatcs favored BY the railroad aud bank
mouopolics were defeated, one and all with
out the slightest regardto their politics; and
such will be the case on the Atlantic slope
as soon as the general dissatisfaction gets
localized in shape to find expression at
the ballot! box.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

1t really looks as il England wanted to
shake Canada Of. The London Times, in
q recent article about the Washington
treaty, the fishery question, the Juan
boundary, etc gives The b!ue-noses their
discharge alter the following fashion:-
'from this time forth look after Jour own
business yourselves. yOu are Ois enough,
you are intelligent enough, you are strong
enough, aud il there we're any deficiency
in any Of these points it would be supplied
by the education Of sef-relauce. We are
both now in a false position, and time has
arrived when we should be relieved from
it. Take up your freedom, your days Of
apprenticeship are over
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Representatives ID the Congress of the
United States
The House Committees have not as yet
been announced
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sIArE oF WEsV VIRGINIA:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
A 7 RULES beId il the Clerk, Office Of the
II Circuit Court Of Mason County, on the
first Monday in December, 1872
Luraney Q King, Compile
VI. : In Chahcery.
Albert Z. King. Deft.
The object Of this SUIT i, 70 obtain from The
detendan. decree for divorce from the bond,
Of ,na;limouy. And il appearing by affidavit
fled, that The defendant Is NONRESIDENT Of
this State, il is ordered that he do appear here
within ono month after the first publication Of
this order aud do what is necessary 10 protect
hi interest in this suit
Teate:-CHAs. b. WAGGENER,
ToniinsOn, P 4 CLERK.
dec o-wI -
NOTICE
To ALDER, Z King: Take notice that shall
on the III day Of January, 1873, at the Law
Office Of William II lomllnson, in the Town
of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, between the
hours Of & a N and p, IN, .! that day. pro-
coed to take the dispositions of john NJ.
Hsrdwck, Robert T. Harlwick and others to
be read as evidence in my behalf, in certain
sui; in Chnnccry depending III The Circuit
Court for the county Of Mason, wherein you
are daIendantand am plaintiff, and If from
any cause the taking Of the SAID DISPOSITIONS
be not commenced on that day, or if common.
ced, be not concluded OF that Gay the taking
Of the same will be adjourned aud continued
from day 10 day, or from time 10 LIme, at The
same place and between the same hours until
the SAINT shall be completed.
Respectfully Yours, &c,
LURANEi 9. KING.
This Cd day Of December, 1872
doc 5-Wi
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

Salt Companies are becoming as indie.
pendent as the miners and coopers, each
one exhibiting a disposition to take care Of
itself. One year ago one organization
controlled all the salt in our uarrows, save
Mason City, and nearly all in the Kama.
wha Valley. Now there are two organi-
cations here, the Ohio River Salt Com
paav, and the Virginia and Ohio Salt
Ageut;;: the former comprising Ou''n'
Hartford, Syracuse, Coal Ridge, Windsor.
NlinersviI!e, Pomeroy, Sugar. Run and
Dabuey furnaces; the latter, Riverside
Excelsior, Bedford, Clifton, aud New Gas,
tic. The remainder, Valley City, Ger
man. Sutton, Hope, Mason City, Buckeye,
Eureka, Burnap and Crescent, are indie
pendent. jackson aud Loadlngton are not
taken into account, for they have not been
running for more than year, and are
hearty in ruins. Owing to the strike,
Union, German, Mason City, Sutton,
Hope, Bedford aud Clifton are idle and
others will soon be compelled to stop
Eureka has been repairing for nearly a
mouth. From the foregoing statement,
it will readily be seen that there is not
likely to be surplus of Ohio River salt
on the market soon. Indeed, the demand
now is largely in excess Of the supply, and
consequently prices are good with fine pros.
poets for considerable advance. Pom.
e,oy Telegraph.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

SUDDEN DsArH-0n Sunday night a
cigar maker named Louis Albright went
to sleep at the house of Lorcnza Ncwbergcr,
an acquaintance, and was found dead ia his
bed yesterday morning. He had been
drinking pretty heavy for day or two,
we are tod, and this it is thought was the
cause Of his death. Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

Rev. Alfred PAUL, Of Philadelphia,
former Pastor Of tie fourth Presbyterian
Church 10 Wheeling died on Monday even
Ing the 18Th inst. He was patlve Of
Wheeling Hegradunted at Washington
Ps.) College, taking the first honors. :
Soon after completing his theological stud
les he became Pastor Of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church in that city, which posi-
ton he retained until 1865 when falling
health compelled him to resign. and he re-
moved to Philadelphia, where he resided
until bis death
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TRUST Sale!

INpursnance of the provisions of deed oil
L trust executed by +. A. Guthrie and wife,
on the lllh day of April, 1871 to the under
signed, Trustee, to secure 10 ?, Q. Eastman the
payment of a bond in said trust deed desert
bed, bearing even d tie Herewith, and for the
payment of Two hundred and eleven dollars
and sevcuty.fve cents, with interest from date,
| sboll IN tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05
IN CIlANCERY,

The object Of his suit is to subject sixty &C.
res of land belonging 70 the defendant. aud
situated in the county Of Mason, West Virgin.
ia, to tie payment OF an account Of 1854,
with legal interest thereon f.om the 10Th day
Of July, 1870, til paid, for goods, wares and
merchandise And tappearng from affidavit
filed, that tho defendant is y non resident Of
this State, j, is ordered that he do appear here
within month after the first publication Of this
order and dowhat is necessary to protect his
interest in this snit Tpstc:
CHAS. g. WAGGENER, Clerk.
English, pa, dec 5-w4.
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soth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872,

at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Mason
County, West Virginia proceed 10 sell At pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder, the tract Of
lard in said trust described as containing l69
acres more or less, being part of The Mosby
Sheppard llG9 acre tract, with the exception
Of one.siylh Of one seventh of said 100 acres,
the title Of winch is rescrved to Stephena Du.
val who is an infant.
Terms Of Salc:--Said sale will be for cash
and selling as trustee such title as is vested in
me will be conveyed to the purchaser.
JOHN W, ENGLISH, Trustee.
oct 3l-td.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-05

BARN BURNED. The stable and barn
Of Louis Iugrabam in Union township in
this county, was burned down on satur.
day night last. The hay and other feed
in the barn, harness &C., we're burned :
Fortunately Mr.. !ngraham had turned
bis horses into the field on Saturday even.
ing instead Of putting them 10 the stable or
they too, would have been burned. The
corn crib and dwelling house were also fir.
ed but the fire was extinsuishcd before
much damage was done to these Mr.. l.
and family we're in the house asleep when
the buildings we're fired. The fire vas the
work f,au iuceudiary. -S'ate journal.
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HTThe above sale is postponed till Friday
Dcccmber27ih, 1872.
JOHN ". ENGLISH, Trustee.
dec j-iy,
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DEATH OF JouN LIST. We are panied
to learned Of the death Of John List, q
well know druggist Of this city. lie died
at the Wheeling Hospital last evening
about 5 o'clock. Hc was taken sick of
typhoid fever soma ten days or two weeks
ago, and all that tender nursing and con-
slant care could do was done for him by
the devoted Sisters OF St. Joseph. His
many friends will hear Of his death with
un(eigucd and profound sorrow. By his
will, we are told. he leaves bis property to
the Catholic Church, of which he was de-
voted and consistent member. Register.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
4 T RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
Il Circuit Court Of Mason county, OH the
first Monday in December, 1872
Oliver Il Smith and William Folsom, Pltf.
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Marx B. Wells, |
vs.. 7 III Uhanctry.
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Administrators Notice!

dec. 5-4w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
Jehoiada's Idea Of Giving.

In collecting money for the repairs of the
temple, which A,halah and her sous had dllap-
idateJ, the good priest did thing worth MOTTO
ing. He had chest placed right alongside the
brazen altar in front of the temple, and in the
lid Of the chest wss a hole bored, and into the
hole the priest, selected for the purpose, drop
ped the coins which the people brought, either
az their half shekle tax or as the oferiug ior
VOWS or ~ the free will Offering To the temple
Of Jehovah. When read this story and then
read from Paul's First Eris,le 10 the Corin,h-
ans, pom the hrst dav Of the week, let every
one Of you lay by him in store, as God hath
prosrered him p" l cannot help thinking that
giving is part Of worship. Close alongside
The great altar where the type of the Lamb Of
God was offered up was the money ches How
exalted giving to The Lords cause in this light
And Paul calls it Sunday work, puts il with
prayer, and praise aud Bible instruction, and all
tina, is Improving to the soul. take il that il
all Christians in our land would entertain the
notion Of Jehoiada and P aul about giving to
the LoId land it is not their notion but the
the Holy GhostsJ our spiritual temple would
not be 80 Observation-Disclosures would flow
forth from willing hearts, where now hundreds
are squeezed ont. Take the idea, my brother
with he long purse, yes, and my brother with
the short purse, too. Make your giving part
oiyour worship, and then thank Jehoiada and
Paul, but above all the Lord. for making your
Christian life the happier.-REv. DR.. CROSBY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
America Foretold in the Bible.

This was the subject Of a lecture, delivered
hv Mr.. Pitts, in the Tabernacle, of New
York. The lecturer demonstrated that the
rice Of a great nationality was promised III an
ave of intelligence, energy aud lOc0mOti0n,
and argued that this was not the literal re-
Storation Of the Jt VS. but the prophecy was
ra.lizpd in the political and religious Organi-
,.tion of the United State That this cOun-
trv arose when and where it was promised
and at the end of | .09O prophetic days from
thp destruction Of Jerusalem, which period
terminated ON the 4tl of July, 1866. He said
that the land pictured in the prophecy of
Daniel was to be inhabited by a people gath
cred out of all nations; that it was to be 10
Gated between two SeaS-thp eastern and
wrstrrn-that its cities and villages have
neithpr walls nor bars, and that it was to bp
first visited by ships of Spain; tina: emigra
tion should come for the freedom of WORSHIP D.
inc God, and that it was to be a republic,
should be an epoch in the history of humanity
TO learning, agriculture, and trade; that the
United States was the stone XII gdOm prOmi-
sed by Daniel the man child born of the
Virgin Woman of the Wilderness-t the land
shaduwing with wings. III fact, that this
great country and government was the child
Of Providence, and was nurtured and raised
up A. the model government of the world, to
which all of the empires of the earth would
finally conform. But before rppub !icanSn
became Worldwide, the great battle OF civil
and religious liberty on ont side, and pcclpsi
astical dpspotism ON the other, would come
Of on the field of Armageddon. True OF
false, the sneaker evidently placed his argu-
aents clearly and logically before an appre.
ciativp audience.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
rig pY LITTLE.

..., ...r. come and the old ) ears go.
W. title ), title all things crow
Az Al, ,bines grow nd All decss-
r; ;,,,. by little psssina away
: ;,,le by little. on fertile plain.
,p;nen the harvests o: golden grain,
waving and fla hing ia the sun. .-...i
when the Sumner at last is done
J,,,,le by little they ripen so. 80
=. ,h,rc wears come. and the old years 10.
tov an the ground acorn lies.
t;,,l, by little it mounts to the skies.
shadow and shelter for wandering herds.
uome for a hu ndrel singing birds
Little by little the great rocks grew
Ion, lang AGO. when the world was new;
slowly and silently. stately and Tree.
Cities of coral under the sea.
I,,ls by little are builded-while so
Tho new year, come. and the old years go.
Little by little all tasks are done
=. ora the crowns of the iaithfnl won.
d. i. heaven in your hearts begun,
w;,b work and with weeping. with laughter and
play,
Littlo by little the longest day.
nd the jongest life are passing away. ...
Passing without return-while SO
The new years come. md the old years go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15

Z bSoutheyn Express. Pacific Express, E,ls Mail
ana Buffalo 4 NisxarR Exrress leave daily. Ali
0&hal trains daily, except sunday.
- k5is Mail And bufl 40 Aud NAx .rs Express lesy-
ing % saturday n,Eht. rua only to Wilhamsport
Cinclnnati Express runs daily: Oh Saturday II xht
ouly ru0 Ming tn u .rrisbaYx.
Ihh n ESTkkN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
rsns Daily, sxospt Sunday. For this train tickets
N4lt be Piocured. and baggage delivered by 500
P. M. 1t 1l6 Market Street.
Sunday Train No ! leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
NJ xrgiv0 1Pseii 940A M. sunday Train No >
Sunday .rrsin, No. ! leaves P.oli ~ A. NJ; ar
rives y Phi1sdeiphis Is A. ~. sunday Train No 2
lsaYss f.oii 800 T. NJ; Nrrives Ph,lldeiphla tlV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15

JOHN +; F;VANLEEk.Jr.,l liokst Agent. ..nl Chest
FRANcis Funk. riek., Agent. liz sMarl.,s,,.,r
SAA'L IL. " ALLAcE, Ticket Agent ut the Uepoi
The rslaaylsAn nait Koad Gown MOI .ssu,as
any fsAk Tor oAEg1ae, exeept 10. seArtcs dppArsl.
and limit their Ponsibiiiiy to one hundrei dol
Lara in vaiue All essRawe xceeiine that aIno amt
lpy4lse. 6s - the risk Ot tn ewn.r Snl.ss ss
ka1ey apoeael ooAtlaet. A. ]. CASSATT,
" oonL Alt0Ona.fa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
REDUCTION In PASSAGE RATE s
ANCHOR LlNE STEAMERS

.c- SAT-. EvERY WEpNssDAY AND SArrs-
sIEasHsW DAT.
Passengers booked 70 and from any Railw,y Sta
tim OF Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland, Nor.
way, swed-n. DENIM .rk, Germany. France, Hol-
land, Bel siu,n. and me United -tstrs
Canin iar~ IRON NEW SORk tn LONDON LIV.
EhrOoL. GIaS3OM a-d DERRY by Weones-
day -tsamers $50 By Saturdays steam msrs oSo
shd S75.
tXCuRsION TICKETS, elao.
INTERMEDtATE,o o33, SrEtRAuE, oSo. all
nay BILE iu Currency.
Parties sending for their friend. in the Old Coun-
try purehass tickets ut ,owes' rates. For for
tasT Gsr,,srSi;,ss, apply 10 the Agents. HENDEk-
SAMUEL !, BET 70.
e1S.lyWSW.-DAy6 WQaiaGooo.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
RaiGnad Eiufs,
PAiiadeipnia, Wilmington aua 6slti
q more Railroad.
lN&4RH y - e 8.
TIME TABLE.

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pn~ass pMr"s q EsnLoad: a. Derusr with Ea.',rn sAore
Exfssss fsAls A. ,.ao NJ tsnna.y. ..e..f,.s. ;, 10.
Psrrysiiie and HAvte-ae-t,r.cs. Connects Al Vii
sxrssss Train :.,iI Sis G... .e.pea
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:eS:s:..l. .Etsea: Las. csari"s,d~s. Ferry
Han has'
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Esssa s.'%s9; rs1;,s x.i
Passenger. .or rorr.s. Monor AUD Eotois VI. .ss. III.
"a" NJ. ri:1 sIluIssroy TRAINS
a \; sss:sp;
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The s,s A. i VAN ',m w,,mss'en ~n
TO-. =. s;i. ':'s s;:: sa11
ad.tlsis AND B.!.tOo,~ Cent? E.iroae. WA VA
ch.ad. Ford a. 100" w.ne-iay. dr. h and tns. stu
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| "wednesday, AL. Saturdays 2 ~ p m. The 7tOa
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lk-iokin
Leave Pr, Depori' Tor Phlaasipha. FUN .rceted
sI3 III AhdA 70 J.. pAiurn t0t IN i.ri- pima 81
Go a. Cb.ui- Fntd Phil .t.l MA - l.. u
sunday. leave Philsdelpha inr Oxford s1l p, IN +,
leave oxiotd for fo'isi-i phiA 3 ~ D. tu
Trains leaving " ilinbet"n sto - aLh 4!p wtl
con.ct AL LanoklI junction With the 7tS M, AMI
AS,r 10. ira, MS ior philadelphia and ltm.r- Co.
tisI RsilrUaa.
/ TukoUGE TRAINS FRoI BALTIMORE
LEAVE WILMINGTON At OH u ~ NJ, ~, ~ ~ T.. D.,
CHEsTER foR fHILADELgKIA.
Liza i CH ESTER Al 10 1872. ;J. s4saue llUs A. NJ
l. n, 2Al. Al, ,1j3i. H. . 10 aui IL 81 NJ.
From BrltlMofet 70 Ftisie rbls l-av' baltimore at q
A. way Mail 9S SA.x., EIVr.s : - l.. VI hs-
! PI.rs 723P. NJ. EHpr-s- lOD 4. ~ Expe.sr.
st5HUf
Accouiioodsi2a anfroiu foiL l-sstpsrr,
v,ll~ato ~ AM tor Bsusnort and ut-runs 'iss.
biob..
TRAINS FOE BALTINoKE.
Leave CO. -ter at 1876 aud oil A.. M.,an1i3i ~
Leave Wilmington l2o2 Is aud IL " a. ~. lag
GI7S.s.
>tNDAI TEAM ERoM BALTIMCRF.
Leaves Bampte at Is n. stopping at Macaors Perry
tnsh- Aberdeen, HAvre ie-'' ace Ferry y..i- Cns
town. Ent,n East. Eikton. newark. Stsut"u. N-s
! poIt Wn.ingtop Cl.yu oct. LIZ woof sn1 Chester
! BkSNEv. -urerint"ui.L.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15
DHHApELP PHlA. WILMINGTON BALIl
L MORE kAltk Al.

SPFCIAE NJ E..
On and after WEDNESDAY, October lStn 1871.
q passenger car will lie attached =" the ire.ht
train le.,iug Phiiaiel:h,a at 400 J.. IN. Tor IL,
@rgion,
The train will stnr at Stations as follows when
signaiied: Gray Ferry. ~ y. III. Lazarltto 9. 40
p. IN: Chester ga y III: Lamokin, 9 q T.. ~; hu =
low. ~ .. III; Linwoud, iS . M; lay mont. 1901
p. IN, kllersle. ais y. IN: arrive Wilmington, l0.n
y. m uct2Ul Il. r. kENNbT. SUIT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-15

The NJ yai Train will run subj ~ct to ds.5s Incl
dent to treis ht busiI ess aud will stop only sta
tons here time -
NEW CASfLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhtiadsI
atT..OA NJ. Leave Philadslphis At Il. IS A, M
and Wilmington at 10 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additions TO those above, leave knyrns for Clay
ton II e a. In., and .35 y. m.. Leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 a. m.. anu 2.lO y. M, 10 make connec
tion with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
south.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's Il Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with MARY land and Dslaw are Rail
road.
AT HARRINGTON. with junction and Brsakwa-
ter Railroad.
At SEAFOkD with Dorch ester and Delaware Raj
road.
Wicomco and focomoke Railroad.
Il. F. kENNEY Supt