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Mayors CSurt.

Some four or five famalcs Of the
S5h Amendment persuasion were
erraigned before thu Mayor, on
Toesiay last, for fighting on gencr-
y principles, The case MAS an un,
H%rFnally brilliant one, being mixed
Np with love, jeaIou'y and other a,
ppuscments of that character. Two
pf tn prjncipa! actors were tined$5
zach, and one or Two parties en-
in a side show were requested
TO pay a like amount into the cor.
poratlon treasury.
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FOT ne DtNVUH'
An Amusing Incident on Railroad
Train,

A few days since a lady, who had
been sojourning for a few weeks lR
this vicinity, was returning to her
home in Tennessee. On the route
she was joined by a lady friend,
who was also returning to her home
in the same State. Each Of them
had babies. one 8 months and the
other 1 months OF age.
The lady with the younger babe
expected to meet her husband on
the down tram, and as the train
neared the meeting point and where
the happy meeting was to occur a
swop of babies was proposed and
readily agreed to by both parties
The exchange was made, eact moth
or occupying opposite seats and
holding the others babe. The pas
sengcrs, (of which there was a large
crowd in the meantime, became
we'll advised of what was going on
aud all were anxious for the joke,
In n few moments the train stopped
and the delighted husband entered
the car, tondly embraced his wife,
then grabbing up (what he supposed
to be- his Own dear babe, kissed it
1enderly. Tho mother i%nocontly
remarked to her husband, "don't
YOU think the baby has grown since
you saw it two weeks ago
0GroBn! ! should think he has, he
is twice rs big as he was then and
twice as pretty" The passenger
could no longer refrain and all
hands engaged in a good laugh, in
whichths young mother participated.
at the same time telling her hus-
band, chats our baby over there
Exchanging back.) This seemed
10 increase his embarrassment, and
az the laugh continued HE face con
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We have had an interesting con
%versation with Inc proprietor ofthC
Bee live on the subject Of cash.
and we found his views so sound.
and SO full OF wholesale profit to
the general public that We propose
10 vcRtillate thcm.
His first point is that money, the
ready cash, is the only good, pure
lubrieator for the trade wheel, that
a scarcity of the article clogs its
progress, and a stoppage of pay
ment is a dead brake.
TO aS bid sued, a disaster, he has
resolved not 10 take any one
aboard unless he can furnish the
necessary q%uantum of oil-ot the
money that huysrwhat he must
keep to sell, and this course, ho feels
assured, will bring all hands in safe
ty to the port.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

Whereas, writs of attachment and gar
nishment, were issGed in the above cases
~nrainst the estates of the defendants and
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company as
garnishees, ~returnsble to the JUSTICES
Court, Beat No 3 of said county, on the
I'd SATURDAY III MABCH, A d, 1872,
Notice is hereby given tint unless the de-
PENDANTS shall appear at the said time at
the courthouse IN the town of Macon, in
said county, and answer the complaint Of
said plaintiff, judgment will be rendered
against them and the effects in the sarnish-
ees' hands will b. disposed of towards the
satisfaction of said plaintiffs debt, Interest
and all costa
In testimony whereof, ] have hereunto
set my hand and seal this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, A d 1872 G. SHlPMAN,
fea54- Iw Justice of the Peace
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tinn'd to redion. Finally, be &C
kaowlodged that he was completely
sold and did not know his own
baby. He was the n cautioned by a
friend Of his to be warc-that they
mad determined to play a joke on
him. His suspiciO ms were again a
reused, and he w@,not positive as
to which was his baby until the
other lady left the train at Jacson.
PASSENGER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

= Come back-Joo Galloway,
from Texas, and we think his
Friends will find him at Brooks 4
Bankers.
A domestic attempted 10 fill Il
lamp at Marzs by pouring kerosene
down the chimney. lie hasn
been secn about there since, tbs
proprietor considering him too big
a fool for luck.
llofer has now for sale the cole
brated EIgin Watches.
For sale, next Monday, the
valuable property on. Main street,
south Of NJ. Clinc's residence.
The tirRo for holding Circuit
and Chanccry Courts has been
changed in this district. See act
IN another column.
-FiDis Carleton has furnished a
handsome repertory for the ChaR-
"ery's Clerks office, very conyen-
,"nt for the rapid transaction OF
business.
Don't forget that the property
north Of DR.. Hendricks, kpowa ms
tho Roby lot, will be sold next
Monday.
Tho Hotel is undergoing a
thorough rcitting. Carpenters and
1nandier are at work on it nov,
ana next week Cline will be in pc.
'I''on ca the eorpcr. @
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H~a1LLIONs Hear TesGInAsny Ge thslr
WOnderfnI Curative E6ects.

Ha1LLIONB Rear TesGIAAsny Ge thslr
Wonderful Curative EGeCIS.
Vinegar BIIIers are not 4 vile Fuasy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rnn,, WhisksT,
Proof spirits aHd Refuse Lisasrs, doe
torsd. spiSd and sEeStsnsd 10 please the tsA's.
called =" IORicA," = Appe,thOr.' "RcstorerS' &s-
that lead The tipplet on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are a trus Ae4teiuo, made from The Native
ROou and HGLs Of GAlierElA, Tree tIoHI NIL
Alcoholic S%IimulEmIs. They sS tie
GREAF BLOOD PURIFiEU and A
LIFE uIVINi; PRINCIPLE, = perfsss
KsusvAior and lnVigoestor OF lie syats'a, carr
ing OF an poisonous matter and restoring the siSSl
to a healthy eoadition. No person can take ihs~s
Hilters according 10 directions and TSnain lonS
anwell. proyiJ,d their Zones ArO rot ds.irCTsI
by mineral poison OF other means. aHd the vital
organs vastsd beyond the peint Of repair.
They are = Gentle PurRRIiye az we'll
as a Tsnis, peassSiinx, also, tie peculiar merit
o. AstlAE a 4 powerful agent Ia relieving COnEs7-
uoa Or InaAHlEa,lon 9TH LIVER, Ard VI AIT lie
VsOsrL prgIns.
FCR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Shstbes
IN ySans OF old. naArriod o. single, at tho dA~n Of
vowauhood or Si the lura o. le, GASse Tuais BIT
laN have 10 equal.
Yer IAHnmmat0ry and Ct,rOHie RhcS-
uaatIsn anl Goat, Dyspepsia o. IH-
digestion. DIIiOHa, NsAAitteut RHh
IutermIurn t FevsYA, Dlsenses Of tho
HlSOd, Liver. RIaneys aud bidddsT,
a,esa RltIRRs have been EOst eNoeesslsl. Such
BIsraass ae sAusI b, Yi,tdIed RlSSd,
Wish is generally produced bY dsranGsmsAi Of
TIE Digestive Organs.
~ Nsa I'm nnA 4 . ~ n IN /.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

Merchants look to your interest.
Still, by far, the largest, best selcc.
ted and cheapest wholesale stock Of
ready made clothing at prices that
will defy competition in this or any
other market, can only be found at
the mammoth clothing house of ~.
p. Levy Il Coz No. 10, Dauphin St.,
Mobile. Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

An attempt was made last week
Nby the inmates 10 escape from Jail,
They succeeded in making part Of
hole in the wall, which was discov.
cred In time to disappoint them 5
little.
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DIED,

On Saturday, the 18th inst, OF
lI~maturia, Miss Mollie Taylor,
wife Of De Witt Taylor and daugh,
tor Of Thomas Sargent, Esq. Not
three months since we recorded her
marriage, and now husband, parents
and friends are mourning her sud-
den death.
The wife Of 0ur fellow-citzen ,
Jno. J, naucnstein, died this, Fri.
day, evening. She has long been
an Invalid.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

MARRIfD.-At the Brides faith
ers in Brooksville on Thursday the
10Th inst, by the Rev. Perry Dcu-
pree, Mr.. Bristcr Smith of Macon to
Miss Susan Ann Clay of Brooksyille.
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local NEW s
rLrgec TO-, Saturday, Fob p,

,m,,iyel-Enrly Rose Early Good
'p;nL Eve Potatoes, sound and in
"' ,rlrr. for sale cheap fo. cash only,
'''''' r.. W. PHILLIPS,
%. sim of Golden Bee Hive:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

Jas. Chandler. $52,2i.
Whereas, an attachment was issued in
the above case against the estate Of Jas.
Chandler, for the Sum Of $52,25, r%eturnabls
to the Justices court Of Beat No, J, on
MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1872.
It is therefore ordered by the court that
publication be made in the Macon Beacon,
a newspaper published in Noxnbes County,
for four weeks, and if the said Jas. Chand-
ler fails to appear before the undersigned
Justice of the Peace on the 25th day of
March, 1872, and plead to said action, iudg-
ment will be ontsredragainst him and the
property attached will be sold to satisfy
said debt aud Ill costs
Feb2l,-4ts ttt7 IS. FCOWAN, .m-
"a Justice Of the Peace.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24

kSg~ J offer a large stock of boots
land shoes, full stocked !, at low prices.
All sizes still on hand.
W. +. FERRIS.
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prrrAE NOTICE,

i, rccciyc ne orders for the purchase
Nn,"iind ofgoods unless the cush ACCOM-
ID, the orders uv
apb9l--3tS II W Ai'Hi''' o
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Two Mrn kiiiCd al v arSaW, Ala.

A subscriber furnishes us with
the following account OF the War
saw tragedy
Certainly one Of the soddcst
events occurred Thursday, at one
o'clock, in Warsaw, Ala, that is
upon record. 1t was the killing OF
Capt. J. J. Little and Ross Bearden.
Capt. Little and Cad i. Tart bad
a difficulty some ten days ago, at
which time Little struck Tart, and
today Capt. Little rode into town
and FAINT stepped out Of u store
with a double-barre gun, presented
it at Capt. Little and told him that
he had him in his power and would
use it, at the same time disoha'ging
one barrel loaded with buGk shot,
the contents entering his head. He
foil dead. Tart made his escape at
once.
W. T. Little, a nephew Of Capt.
Little, came up and called for Ross
Bcarden, rupposirg him to be the
slayer ofhis uncle, on account of =
previous difficulty. Bcardeu step
dcd out of q store, and n rencoun.
ire occurred between the two
which resulted in the death OF
Boarden' Little was slightly
wounded
Capt. J, J. Little was about fifty
five years old, and leaves a wife and
nine children. Tart is an old man
with a large family. Both OF the
others were young men. Such Il
mournful exhibition ofuncontroIIed
anger, attended by so tragic a re-
suit. is rare indeed.
The lumber trade is becoming
lively, and, as will be seen by ad'
verlisemcnt in this issue, Holberg 4
,Co. propose to take an active part
in it, Mr.. Louis lIolbcrg always
being on hand to attend to buyers,
or to assist any one who eontcm'
plates building in making a bill
Their facilities arc ample.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
In Justices Court. Beat No. 3 of said coun-
ty, attachment and garniShlncnt for
TT Stoyall
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

' = MlcS1tN EN- : "a
Thc State II Mississippi,
NoXubce County
In the Chancery Courl Of said County.
MARY S Roby
lfl2) vs..
Frank VI Roby, ct al }
Under and By virtue Of Il decree of the
ChNnccrv Court Of said comfy Of NoNubee
in said State, enrolled At the January term
A u 1872 If said court, in the above cHi.-
tied cause. and on the 10Th day of january.
A u 1872. the same bein" a day in said
term Of sad court, tip undersigned. the
Commissioner named and appointed in said
decree of said court, will on
MONDAY, 25th day of FEBRUARY,
a. D., 1872.
expose to sale and sell at the courthouse
door in the Town of Macon, between the
hours prescribed by law ut public auction
to the highcstN ind best bidder, the following
described property, to-wit: A certain lot
of land lying. situate and being in the town
of Macon in said county to-wit. Fraction,
al lot No. H.. Bounded on the North.by
the property of Logan c, Cline, on the
South by the property Of DR., Q. IIendrick,
on the Fast by Washington street, and on
lthc West by jefferson street. Said prop
crty will be divided into two equal Lots,
East and West, and will be sold as the
North half Of said parcel of land, and tho
South half of said parcel Of land.
And the purchaser or purchasers will bC
required to pay one-haif of the purchase
money IN cash and for the balance of the
purchase money, n bond or bonds Will
good and sufficient security will bcrequircd
PAYABLE twelve months after the day 0
sal., +. A. j. McIIKNRI,
Jan 2T-ts Commissioner.
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NatS! Oats! Oats!
Red Gsia!

PARTIES who have purchased Oats with
promise to hand ia the fund tomorrow
\ plrg.c call stmy Office withthe money,
frrhcr indulgence is out ofthc question.
,ipr received thcse oats On consignment
4 being paid but = small commission for
linz them, ! caunot and will not sell
In without the cash.
would al,o respectfully romind some Of
ftsui, that the Isl Of january, lSI2,
rl,4cd. and as | wish all ~acc"cnls for
wear 1871 CLOSED, they will colfcr a IA
.br calling and paying up promptly.
Il. W, PHILLIPS,
$. On II the GolIen Boo live.
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u.

,sSinre lho first wark in December last,
hv w~ai;c-culorrd COW aud strawberry col
lsrd hritcr YEARLlEG. Both have crop
Rd tw, .lits in left ear and swallow fork
9d upper bit in right car. | will suitably
4ward any one fpr Information that will
eat to ;Agir rrouycry.
HENRY MASSISG AK.
i Fchl7-,ts Bayhor.
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1 DMlNISTRATOR'SSALE OF
"A LAND.

IA LAND,
BY virtue and in pursuance of decree
of the chanccry court Of NoXubee county,
Mississippi, ut the October Term, A, d..
1871, thereof, the undersigned administra-
toa ofthc estate of William Brown deceased,
will on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY oath 10,
between the hours prescribed by law, pro-
rccd 10 sell before the courthouse door in
the town of Macon in said county at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described pieces or parcels of
hand, lying and being in said county, to-wit;
the Me- and the w of the Sci Of section
81, aud the NNl Of section So, all in town
ship IL, north OF range Is cast. which said
land is known as the William Brown place
and west Of Cranrord's bridge across NoXu-
bee River and whcrcon said dcccdent lived
at the time Of his death, andnow belongs to
'hls estate, and will be sola to pay the debts
of the same. j, Is, ALIGOOD, .
Jau38-ts Administrator
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DIR, SHELTON

WAS resumed the practice Of medicine
IL III Macon and the vicinity mud PES
pcctfully tenders his professional services
10 hi, friends and tlp public.
Blg" Olicc in the south end ofthc @ITarri-
son block, Immediately over that occupied
by Mcssrs, Yates \ Baskerville.
May20-tf
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Yellow E'iue Lumber.
especially DRESSED FLOORING, UEIL-
ING, Notwithstanding, SHIN
Giles, and for the accommodation OF build
ers will keep a good supply of LIME 4
CEMENT on hand. aq.
We will sell lumber and take ordsrs for
same By CAR LOADS h~tMuLsaArEs. W
y BEa-This department is 0ndetthe super.
intendenee Of MIR. LOGAN, 81, y.
Give the h9ys q satl and convince your
self that tbisis the place for DASH buyers.
i~alns7-1yr IoIBERa s CO.
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Schools and Seminaries Supplied on Liberal Towns.
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Piano, Organs md al kinds d NsaA Instrument! :~1:.. thoroughly ha::arl'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20


was going very far indeed, since, as q general
rule, Northorpe held Laurence Kennon In
holy horrhr.
At last, however, relief came TO the afflict-
ed community.
A certain Mrs. Reynolds, who was the ac-
knowledged leader of fashion in NorthOrpe,
returned from visit of some weeks in neigh
boring town, and announced her intention of
stOrming Mr.. DeveTeux's castle in person.
ellis mother was dear friend of mine,"
said this lady--who belonged TO that benevo-
lent class who have 'dear friends" in every
direction-'and mean to bring her son for
ward. 1t will never do to let him make
hermit of himself like this. Shy men need
to be forced into society. ! shall give din
ner next Thursday and take no denial with
regard TO his appearance"
This gratifying intelligence spread like
wild-fire through society; and, when The in
vitations 10 dinner appeared In due form, il
threw all dinner. going Northorpe into twit-
ter of excitement, for, knowing their leader,
they knew well that the matter-the Dever-
| eux appearance that is-was an accomplished
| fact
II was during this momentous time that
| Mrs. Henry Inglesby (whOm, TO cut trouble
some title short, we shall hereafter call ALICE
was alone one morning in her room, when
| there came slight, hesilating knock at the
door. When she said "come in" the door
slowly opened, and her mother-in-aw stood
on the threshold.
''Excuse me, my dear, she said, hurried
| ly, "but here is note which l brought for
| you to read. | should not have disturbed
| you, only ii must be answered at once"
| She came in, and closing the door behind
her, extended an open note.
Alice received Il. and glancing over the
few lines which 1t contained, found that it
was invitation to dinner, from Mrs. Reynolds
who had called on herself the preceding day.
''This is for you TO decide, she said, after
a minute. "My decision will depend entirely
on yours Do you mean to go?"
| 'My dear, that is exactly what came to
see you about, said Mrs. Inglesby, ,solemnly,
whereupon she sat down and heaved a sigh.
"Rose is the best girl in the world" she
went on, "but she is very wilful sometimes
so wilful that neither her father nor my
self can do any thing with her. You would
scarcely believe that for half an hour have
been trying to induce her TO accept this in
vitatlon, and that she absolutely declares that
she will not do so !"
Continued in Saturdays Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20
LIGHTNING RODS.

MunsOn's Conper Tubular Llghtping Rod, witt
Spiral r ang 4, Ia the most complete protection
against lightning ev invented. Endorsed by the
scientific word, agd by wholesale deaers from
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to ROCK
HART CO., f34 Penn Street. Pittsburgh Pa or
{ SOTtlD New YOtk
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20

q L. NICHOLS a CO., EXPRESS. Baggage re-
OsmOved to any part Of the city. Carpets cleaned
and preserved from moth, and relad with care. CAL
sOminiHg, whitewashng, DC, nc. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. once, SO5
King street. Please leave orders at the following
places, for baggage and carpets, &C.. Mr. J. r. Holt
Co., 4l9 Market street; S. r. Ball Co., 51T Market
street. A. Bradley JONES' 61s Market street; Joseph
Jones, Fifth and Market street; and 1925 Orange St
See wagon on the street fcb26-8m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20
ONE MONTH FoR si4s.

More Papers More Dnilies, nrRer Clrcu-
lntion, Lower Price, than any other List Spe-
ca rates given for more or eas space than one inch
and for longer period than one month. Equally
favorable quotations mad for any single State.
Copies OF LISTS Circulars Estimates and full infor-
nation, furnished on application. GEORGE r.
ROWELL ~ 90 Newspaper Advertising
Agents. IL Park Row, New York. jt6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20
rny21-srn
DENNsYLvANIA Ez1

/ IEHSsHhxASI1 GESTRzE SSIA1HLRoAp. Ia ~
WEST PHILADELPHIA,
streets.
Trains arrive at Depot, Thlrty-nrst and Market
streets -=
MAIN LINE WESTWARD,
Paoli Accommodation daily, except sunday, 695 A.
n, $50 M and lilo A. M, 1.l0 r. NJ, $40 r.
M, and 1890 =. Nj.
Lock Haven and Elmira Ex. dallyex Sunday AN.
g Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. 5soA. N.
Fast Line and Erie Express, daily, ex-
Harrisburg Acc. daily except Sunday, $50 ?. 4.
Lancaster and York Acc. dally,ex-
Parkes6aTg train, ,aaily, except Sunday, $50 T: n.
Cincinnati Express daily, $50 p. M
Buffalo and Niagara Express daily, esOP.M
Is55s FIsh5SaF5 q Passsn@gsE @ daily ez. sunday, lsSSsS
Paoli Sunday Trains, $40 A. M. and so p. N.
Cincinnati Express only to Harrisburg on Saturdays
For through Passenger Train, tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered at 11e Market street
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York ITO, s 30 and II A. NJ,
12O, a, $50 and Gas p NJ, and II night.
Emigrant Train for New York 11.so p n.
New York Sunday Trains 80 A. M, Gas P, NJ,
KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Holmesburg and Bustleton, o.a5 A. NJ, 1880 n15 an
Way trains for Trenton, 1eA. NJ, and $50 P. N
Way Train for Bristol 900 p. NJ
FOR BELvIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
Express for Trenton, Lambville, Easton, 40, AM.
Express for Trenton Lamb'vile, Easton &C., ?. M.
W. Train for Trenton, Iamb'vie Easton, &C., Pm.
MARKET STREET FERRY,
AMBoY DIVISION.
Accommodation for New York, via Ambey, IAN
way Trains for TrentOn,s and 10 a. M, IL noOn and
Accommodation for New York via Jersey oity
Accommodation for South Amboy, 400 P. n
Way Trains for BerdentOwn, g. 1.t0 and 1l.O0 p. N.
nApi"'' l'aln, i'l nisnS az 4, M. and ssoP.M;
TuokertOn Railroad, 1000 A. NJ
Way Train for uightstown 1.s0 p. N.
Way Trains for Pemberton, 80 and $50 7. NJ
Way Train for Mt Holly. MondV, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday only, II 30 I: NJ.
application at the Ticket ONCE sOl Chestnut street,
and at the Depot, Thiry-seoond and Market Streets
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company win call
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots. Orders will
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Time Cards
can also be obtained at the following
r,o-vu,r ovz,,c,rs. No. s0I @ chestnut chestnut street; street;
No. 1l6 Market street;
and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
jeT A. j. CASSATT, General Manager.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20
ny1O-d&w

r. a. rlspsaslesRSz. DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
s,f44 ~ Gft4&S4 LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 2OrH, 1879,
Sundays excepted,) Passenger Trains will leave as
fODOws:--
sOUTRwARD. NoRTHwARD.
Passenger Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AM, PM Pm. AM, Pm. Pm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages TO and from all parts Of the city, Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are held) TO all
points from private residences or hotels. orders
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph once, No.
4, West Third Street; K. Brtnghurst Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith d Painter, Seventh
and Market, and b. 4 c. Shoemaker 800 Market St.,
will receive prompt attention Principal once, Bag
gage Room, p, W. and b. Railroad Depot.
]. j. MoMULLEN,
septls-ly J. II. SEAL. Proprietora.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-20

/, I,ORET1O SPRINGS.
This favorite Summer Resort on the Summit Of
the Alleghanies,
Will be opened for Visitors on June 25th,
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