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New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Once Corner of Camp and Canal Streets.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1870, o27uo7.
Insures FIRE, marine and river risks dividing ths
profits on each department separately to the in.
cured. ] TIYKS Presden+
J. W. HINGES, Secretary.
Directors
George Ureuhart, NJ Payro
4. R0che1eau, Placide Forstau,
q. w. Bsbcock, Augustus Reichard,
A. schre;ber, Ernest Miltenterger,
Charles LATTE, W. B. Schmidt,
1: bailly Blanchard, J. TuyeA
myl2 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20

Lese- Unclaimed interest
and interest payable
July next On all out-
standing scrips of the
conpany.............. e7a,745 90
lssuee of scrip for the
years 1868, 1864 and
1855, payable in July. Es,sso 90
Cnearned premiums On
May 81, ls7l............ 222 422 90 e4sl, ,057 ee
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20

At . meeting Of the Bca.d Of Directors heldoon
the third day of June, 1871 it was resolved to de-
clare scrip dividend Of thirty per cent on the net
earned participating premiums for the year end.
ing thirty-frst Of May 1871 for which certificates
viii be issued on and after the first day of August
next Also, to pay on and after the second Mon.
day in July next the whole issues Of Scrip for the
years 1885, 1854 and 1885, and six per cent interest
on al outstanding scrip Of the company.
DIRECTORS:
p. Fox-chy, L. p. Generes,
P. Haspero, P.S Wilts,
D. McCoard, Sz Relf,
NJ Puig, Joseph hoy,
d. A. Chadraix, Charles LATTE
je4 ly J. J. Fernandez
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
>~-c~c>v~~r~~c~~~r.>c~ ~,-c~~o~~~~~~O>~~~r.c~
By s. Guinault.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIA JosEPHA scHMITT.
No. $3.50
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20

T .OUISlANA MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20

e1,0o2, l31 81
The above statement 10 . just. true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
p. F0URCHY, President
g. W. MOTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me the third day
Of June, 1871.
JOSEPH CUvILLIER, Notary Public
New Orleans Republican., 1872-04-20

The above statement is correct transcript from
the books OF the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Association. c. CAVAROC, President.
6. LASAUx, Secretary.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
' scrihcr has obtained from the Or.
phans Court OF Frederick County, Letters
Tc,tamrniary ON the Estate of
GEORGE BAkER Sen,
late of Frederick county, deceased All
pr rson, having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof ON or hr-
fore the 81 day Of December. 1877. As they
may otherwise 10y Jaw lrrxcludrd from all
be Ict Of said estate. Those indebted will
please make prompt payment.
GEORGE BAKER, .Dr.
June l-fw Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

" '1r; is III" hereby "h, Evr" r" tina" the ,"r sub
phan>' Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tc>lalncnlarv ON the estate of
HENRY lIEINER,
late of Frederick county, deceased All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, II, hclr1y warned to exhibit, the
sll..; vita tAc vouchers thereof on or be-
fore tie !Oin day oi November 1872: n, tirv
may otherwise ~ law hcr\clu,lrl from all
benefit OF said estate. Those indebted " i'll
please niHk" pl","l'i i'dym"nt,a~ i wish the
estate To hr s'tIlc,I up Ie soon H. possible
Ann r. ilElNEh,
.Ahminisral.ix " A.
!. +. VALENTINE, Agent.
may ls-iW
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Coach Factory.

vINlIE subscriber having rented from Mr.
| John Rr,lZcl. the old stone building
in Mcclanicstown. known as Capt VIM
=, Jones Tanncry, is prepared to carry on
the
rU.irX MILKING BUSINESS
IN" R'l"'t5,v C""chcs, E"ouieS, etc.
in the best amer and in the cheapest
style. He will warrant his work to be- sub
s,antia and Of the best quality of mate
rial,. lie solicils II fair share of custom.
{. +. IIITESlIEW.
tcE'" y. B.--Thc work will be- executed
At til" lowest rates for CASH.
jllnr l-iW
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Executors Notice,

\ OFFICE is hereby given that the sub.
" scribrrs have obtained from the or
phanS' Court of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntarv on the Estate of
ISAAC FISHER.
tie of Frederick county, deceased. AN
persons having claims ayains, the said Is.
tate, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
Will, the vouchers thereof, on or before tl,r
goth OF October, 1872; as they mny other
wise by law he excluded from all benefit of
said Estate. Those indebted will plras.
max" prompt payment, as We wish the Ee-
tate to be settled up as soon as possible.
DAVID FISHER.
JOHN NJ. FISHER,
EXECUTORS.
.Ne"r C'"""1"m and Crrogerst"~u.
April 21-4w*
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Oes31-H1sR%y.nal

IL VI. SMITH, Manufacturer and Deal
L. or in Furniture and Mattresses
Particular attention paid to repairing OF
FL RNlrt RE. Looking Glass plates re-.
placcd in old frames All of which can be
had of the latest styles and for the cheap
est CASH PRICES
60" CHERRY, BLACK AND WHITE
WALNUT AND COVERED
t@" dOFEINS. *,
of the latest City styles, made t" order
from the cheapest to the finest quality
at the shortest notice with promptncss.
METALLIC COFFiNS and t.ASk ETS
can he procured ON the shortest notice at
City prices,
also take pleasure in informing the
public that have II first caas II EA RISE.
and am prepared to attend funerals in this
pl zee or anywhere in the vicinity. And
Kindly asks for Il continuance of IA liberal
patronage in all branches of my bus-
ncIs.
Hiop ~ Carroll street non; i..t Drroj.
june 3mus
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the advertisement of

IS called to The advcrtiNCmcnt Of
CllAS. II. O. FON, in another column,
headed "March tie 31H, 1872"
No one in this community has ever been
more successful, than he in introducing Il
new trade, which almost entirely used to go
to the larger cities. Having well establish
ed himself by giving general satisfaction in
the mcchani al as wen as in the mercantile
branch Of his business, he now offers to the
public rare chance to buy Watches. Jew
clry and Silver Ware ATLOW FIG URES,
and all are advised to avail themselves Of
the opportunity. mar 80 If
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VERY 'I'T'ING.

BRASS GARDEN SIRINGES,
very fine in finish. and the very ar,cl,
wanted for the flower and vegetable gar.
Il, II; also, trcllicrr for flowers, and plant
protectors, garden and flower ,rowcls. also
hanging baskets. fruit and flower baskets
at SMITHS Temple Of Fancy
may95.if Frederick, Md
WILLOW BASK ETS.-A fine assert.
W ncnt of beautiful Willow Baskets,
Of all sizes, in store. and for sale At the De.
pot Warcluusc-cl9cap for caSh-hv
GEO. ". STOCkSDALE.
may o5-3W
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Business Locals,
1lWrIQes.

- Marriage Notices and Deaths are
inserted FREE: where they do not exceed )
lines: over ; lines, they will be charged )
cents per line in advance
On the 22d Of May, in the Lutheran
Church, Frederick, hv the Rev. DR.. Dirhl,
GEORGE. A. babel. to Miss MARCE.
LINE NJ. kOlB, both of Frederick.
In the Lutheran C!,urrh. Manchester,
Carroll county, Mh on the 10th of MAY.
by the Rev. &. SILL JAMES H. CLEM-
son of Frederick county. 10 Miss LAURA
Il. CRCMBlNE Of Carroll county
On the e3l Of N,v, at the residence Of
the bride father, by Rev II. Nice, CHRIS
THAN a. BU$iIEY, of the vicinity of
frederick. To Miss VIRGINIA ARNOLD.
Of Alexandria, Va.
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Sellin Off
AT COST,

TIVE subscriber having determined TOY
l. reduce his stock of goods. will sell
his stock of BOOTS. SHOES. HATS,
CAPS, DRY GOODS. QUEENSWARE
and IARDW ARE, etc, etc. at reduce, Il
prices. and many articles at COST for
cash. The public are respectfully invited
to call before purchasing tlscwl ere ns my
stock embraces nearly MI kinds Of goods.
FREDERICK WHITE.
p. :. Locust Pests. Chestnut Posts and
Rails, Slaves, Heading and Shingles for
sale. All order, promptly attended to.
april 2.-lf FRED'k WHITE.
L"OR DOLLY NARDEN PRINTS. 90
| to ROOT Il GROFFS.
L.NOR CHEAP ALPACAS, 20 to
/ ROOT Il GRUFFS
L"OR TIE PHILADELPHIA GAL.
/ TER, Yo,o
ROOT & GROFF'S.
L.NOR CHEAP GOODS. 20 to
ROOT Il GROFFS.
apr 2O-4w
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No. :st1A7 EeeIITY.

No. :st1a7 EkIITY.
IN II" Cr""H C"urt for Ete1,r5cl
(""''y sitting IN E1"itV
John W. Wilhidr and wife, and others,
Sarah Ida Wilhidr, George W. Wilhidr
and others.
FEBnrARY TERM. 1872.
HRDERED this 4th day of May, lS1?
' that on the 2Sth day of Nav. 1872 Tie
Court will proceed to act upon the Audit.
"r's report this day filed in the above cast,
unless cause 10 the contrary be shown be-
fore said day; provided Il copy OF this order
b" inserted in some newspaper published
in Frederick county. for two successive
weeks prior to said dav.
CHARLES MANTZ,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
tor Frederick county.
Tr," copy
Test: CHARLES MANTI,
may ll3w Clerk.
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hh - w Az - . ~ nA - - AIHN,
1T the |J""jI"I I|orrho"~ D,yot
.N'"h"at"ytO1rU. .W
l. paying the highest prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN. OATS. RYE.
HAY, and Grain Of all kinds;
Also, keeps constantly on hand "A larG
supply of
q Il OC EsIES.
FLOUR FEED STUFF, BACON. Pc
TArOES. SALT and SALTPETRE,
FISH Of all kinds; OILS, Paints,
Brushes, HARDWARE and
CUTLERY, SEDAN and
WILLOW WARE;
BEAUTIFUL BASKETS
or lLL KINDS,
and sizes, plain and fancy.
- The best of TOBACCO and
CIGARS: Coffin Handles, Hinges, and
Trimmings: and may other articles too
nllnrron, to specify.
All of which will be- sold, wholesale and
retail, at prices exceedingly low for CASH.
The public are respectfully invited to
come and look n these cheap goods.
GEORGE W. STOCKSDALE.
May lift
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J. D. MILLER g. BRO,
FRANKLIN MILLS, Frcd'k 20. Md.

tae mile trom .N'r/aairstomn.
Nllh" Subscribers having leased the
FRANKLIN Mills. are now ready to sup
ply generous public with the very best
grades OF FLOUR Meal, Corn, Oats, and
OilalS at II sr,irt prices for CASH Wheat
ground or exchanged ON the hest Of terms.
t'h"pping and saving done ut the shortest
notice. Market price paid tns all kinds Of
grain. Having thorough knowledge of
milling in all its branches We ara prepared
10 de- W"Sk in the est nlaDnrr, and tuln
ont II S,p~rInr article eh tin,tr. We invite
the public to- give us a fair trial
}. ID. MILLER & BRO
e. We also keep on hand Plaster.
which we will sell At faig prices
may 4-:}rn0s
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WAY IL, 1872. GALL AMID yai.H1
G|LDS' BROTHERS

Dlu CNcmuI M1clnc Iuint O Nt0Ty TuncY Goods Hall
MAIN STREET, MECH JAMESTOWN, Md
week of the
w ckofS in
Chemicals Medicines Paints Oils Glass Putty
We
heretofore extended
We effected with the Baltimore News
flmis
Ladies' Books,
compounded May
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New Goods! New Goods!

INHE subscriber offers to his friends of
Rocky Ridge, and the surrounding
nrighborhood general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, HARDWARE,
QwcnSwarc, Notions, Confrctionaries. To-
hacco, Cigars, &c: selected with much care
and which will br sold at the lowest posi-
bic prices. Persons in need of ANYTHING in
the above line of goods, will do well bv cX-
anining his stock before purchasing else
where, AS he is determined TO sell to suit
tht present hard times, or as cheap. if not
cheaper, than any house in the county,
He hopes by strict attention to business
and a desire to please, to merit good
share of public patronage. No trouble TO
show goods. All kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for goods. Come, see
and hear.
JOSEPH II. BLACK,
y. w. Corner Baltimore and
Frederick streets. Rocky Ridge, Md
NOTICE.
A II persons indebted to the subscriber Nv
note or book account, when doing bushes,
at Iron Ridge, will please settle Immediate
", or before the 18th day Of June, 1S,2.-
Ny old books are closed and the accounts
after hat time will he in an officers hands
for collection, He hopes they will come
forward promptly, as he has heretofore
been very indulge at. BY complying with
the above, you Ill greatly obliyc your
friend
Yours respectfully,
May 10, 1879. }. IT, BLACK.
maylS 3w
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i'Fz I, w a. STO(KSD ALE,

GEORGE w. STOCKSDALE.
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II Is now >taI"d most positively
,,,Ht the cas- of the Western Maryland
l@lItpad WIrI comm'ncc running from H.
e. to"n.uA pest Is, In day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11

FAMILY GOVERNMENT - The chief difficulty in
family government arises from the fact that so few
parents ever learn to govern themselves. 1t was
said of old that he who ruletL his spirit is greater
than be who taketh city" The fact is, that the
ruling Of his own spirit is about the last accomplish
ment ever arrived at by mortal man and the remark
is equally true as to mortal woman Hence, the
government Of children is poor enough, as a gen
eral thing In fact it is in many cases. no govern
meut at all, but simply the venting of some fathers
or mothers, or teachers spite upon child that has
done something to stir up the evil passions of ones
nature. Some say that the more the. punish their
children the worse they seem TO grow. That may
very well be, if parents punish them because they
are annoyed angered at something they have
done a parent should never punish child when
be is in the least bit put out" with it, or for any
reason whatever except the highest good of the
child It's elf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11

The UNDERGROUND RAmwAYs IN LONDON
The underground railways of London are Of
the most extensive character, fourteen miles Of
which are now complete and in running order.
The enterprise purposes, when completed. to finish
an inner circle and an outer circle, through which
the cars win continue to run round and round all
Cay, stopping at the numerous stations on the
route to take in and discharge passengers Most
of the stations are open to the daylight, but there
are some entirely under ground and lit with gas
The number of passengers carried over this road
last year was forty millions, and there has been
large increase this year. The cars are driven by
steam. the locomotives being of peculiar con-
struction, which enables them to consume their
own smoke. They carry from six to eight cars.
with first, second and third class compartments.
and move along at the rate of about fifteen miles
per hour, including stoppages at the stations. Al
most any point in the city can be reached in ten
minutes, even to distance that would require a
couple of hours to go 10 cab or an omnibus
The cars are well lighted with gas, and there is
not the least inconvenience to passengers from
sAOhS' Nust VI ed>. -NOlulng escapes rom the
locomotive but light stream of steam There
are numerous openings or vestibules along the
route, besides the large and spacious stations,
which are fitted up with every convenience for
the accommodation of passengers waiting for the
trains, one of which passes every few minutes,
some Of them passing off into branch tunnels
leading to widely different stations.
The old Thames tunnel has been utilized by
the underground roads. and now trains are con.
stanty flying through it to the stations on either
side of the river. After being so many years
mere engineering curiosity, it has at last been
made serviceabie in relieving the streets and
bridges of the metropolis from the great rush of
travel. This road passes under the streets. sew
ers. gas and water pipes and houses, without in
commoding any one or making the slightest noise /
above ground. Indeed. a stranger in London
would scarcely know of its existence we're be not
to follow the throng of people who are constantly
passing in aad out of the stations It is great
relief to the streets, which are, however. stiIl
thronged with omnibusses, carriages and pedes
trians. The sTeet railways are also being extended
in some parts of the city above ground, but still
meet with much opposition, which is organized
by the powerful omnibus companies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11

The difficulty in life, says Arthur Helps, is the
same as the difficulty in grammar-to know when
to make the exceptions TO the rule.
A CINCINNATI paper describes the pattern of 8
Dolly Warden 'red floss rhinOcerosses roofing up
8 black satin morassn
You talk ofyour troubles, but yours is not such q
hard case mine, the oyster said to the fisher
man.
HE who waits on fortune is never sure Of a dinner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11

RAnwArs are aristOcratic- They teach every man
to know bis station and stop there.
He that cannot forgive Others breaks the bridge
over which be must pass himself
TOLERATIoS is the siI1en string running through
the pearl chain of all the virtues.
II you would not have sfiictiOn visit you twice,
listen at once TO whist it teaches.
SINGLES says the most thrilling tale he ever list
eued to was that ofa rattlesuake-
SPECIFY your funeral promoter, is the ChicagOan
for What win you take to drinks
BARLEr goes up as beer goes down, and a man
who sles is called malt-treated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-12-11
LIME LIME

REsT SANTA CRUZ LIME, FRESH IRON THE
II kilns' received this day per bark oueea Emma.
F"r sale by B0LLEs / co.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-16
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Hook and Chester.

each way.
Fare to Philadelphia 80 cents Return trip tick
cts 80 cents
Freighs v i'll be takenat usual ra'es. ap2tt
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NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel-
rhia 40, A. NJ. Leave Philadelphia 11.45 A. M,
and Wilmington Ice p. M, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above, leave Clayton for
for clayton l1.s5 A. m, and Ls5 r. NJ, to make com
nfctions With trains to and from Dover, and Sta
tiCns south.
FREIG'H TRAIN, with Passenger Car
attached, will ave wilmington 10 55 A NJ New
Castle 20; Mddletoan, 22b; Townsend 245 (;
$40; Harrington, 05; Pennington, 5l5; Bridge
VILE $780, afford, 6.1b; Laurel, e45. and arrive at
Delmar at 1905 A. NJ. Passengers leaving Baltimore
at 10 Z. M, and Philadelphia at II 10 P. M, will
make connection with this train at Wilmington
turo ing-Will leave Delmar, 281 p. NJ. Laurel,
2 IS; SeafOrd 1926; Brldgevilr, 400; FarmiRgtOn
45; Harrington, $40; FELTON, b.ab; Wyoming, 10 !;
dletown, $40; Kirkwood, 40; New Castle 925,
and arrive at Wilmington, $50 Z. M. Philadelphia,
ll30 M and Baltimore, 3.t0, A. NJ. SUI ject to
delays Incident to freight business.
Ihi tran will atop To take uD passengers only at
stations named, hut will g. down Passengers at
st0npi'g place, EXCEPT Hare's Corner, State Road
Rodney and Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
AT townsend, with the Ken County, and Queen
Anne's u Kent Railroads for Kennedyville, Sud-
dlersville and intermediate places.
At Clayton, with Md Il D. X. X for Easton and
Intermediate places.
AT Harrington, with a B r. r for Milford
Georgetown, lewes and intermediate plac s.
At SeafOrd with Del. d d. X. r. for fredericksburg
and Cambridge, &c.
At Delmar, with e. s. R. R. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne, Crs1ed; also for Berlin and other stations
on the W. 4 r. n. X.
II. T. KENNEY, Surerntendent
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8al1road 9iues.


TsI Ns Ez8ezBszg- DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
&kM IN ~ wy LINE
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-16

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY TIN, 1871
SUNDAYS exceptedl Passenger Trains will leave as
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-16

NLD PIANOS AND ORGANS taken in exchange
" for new ones az RobELGN BROS, s0T Mar
ket street mar2-n
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DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba.

10 perfect remedy for all diseases of the BLOOD,
OhGANlC WEAKNESS, GI4ANDULOUS TUMuhS,
DkOPSf, SCROFULA, INTERNAL ABSCESSES,
aLd VIII remove all ODstrnci ions of the liyerSpeen
hIestlnes, Uterine and Urinary Or1ans.
II, u IS rengtheniug and DOurlshing Ike nutri-
Lons food taken into the stomach II assimlates and
ana health.
~ !, guates the bowels, quets the nerveA acts di-
nsCuy On tile secretive organs and, by its powerful
Iohc and Restoring effec cts produces healthy aud
vigorous action to the whole system.
JOHN q KELLOGG, 10 Plat St, N. VI,
nj Sole Agent for the United States.
FriceI u per bottle, Send for circular, ap22-tw
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j U r U d e b A.

Long and successfully used in its native country,
as Powerful Tonic and Potent Purifier Of the
Blood It is foHnd to exceed the anticipations
rounded on Its great reputation According to the
medical and scieutilic periodicals of London and
faris, II possesses the -OsT wsRFUL TONIC pro-
pefttes knOwn 10 MATERIA MEDICA.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-16
FL IA EaHl PHILADELPHIA, WILL
SC y Esissaas ~-fsz MINGIoN, a BALTIMORE
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

EftA &4ar Hffff1ttffstitz IlllIhDhLfhlhs WILL
Iat~ ~ - MINGION, BALTIMORE
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Co,ngaenciny Ho1dav Ian,,nr,, 1at 1870
. r,, ,,u ,o, T,t -. ,,r,r 90 =, er,,,,,,.r,
I NJ y ~ SSngi Dn0hD oAnhhA
" "a M M ~, Az as donoWs:
& ~ ia 1919 az S.oV a; m, eAvep
SS ~, y it, stoppine ~ al ul1
Stt mleI DeiaTale haimoau az Mt,ngson
h y a u pe o. ~ '2n WILL y,i
~ ~ au M ~ ~ n. N ~ ~ az ''Iston WIN
o. % n ~ az wv. y. ~ N ~ AZ DEL
ui aY TiS e I'm az NJ NM, w. q ~ n
tor baitiinoIe aha masllgton stopping a. winning.
w, mi, , t, s S tS Nonneo's al
t nv tsSS MI IN ~ 40 ~ ~ a. a.. 49,
~ t9 pi tIiS a. Nv =; a.. kounoaJs sAcep,
Chester. Tburlow, Iinyood. CIaymont WilInineton.
Newport, Stanton, Newark Elkton, North-Eastl
Charleston, Perryville, Hayre-de-G Grace, Aberdeen,
rerLy nan EuBe"oou Masnohd' Onases ana sSen'
"S JIST 1 uvppues 90 !, ann N noouv, o., p.,.,
& ~ dl3o az tdSO M, ~ BAIL
Glaymont. WilminSton' Newark' Fkton. Norm Fsst'
Perryyille Hayre-de-G trace PerryuianIa and Mao.
noiia.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will
take the ff45 A. Nj. Train. ''' '''' -''' '''N IL
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and 4. is Daily1 p NJ The s10 A. M train viii not
stop between Chester and Philadelphia. On Sunday
viii leave Wilmington at $50 r. nj
PHILADA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL r. R TRAINS
Stopping at all stations Chester Greek and Pha-
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit Sundays ex.