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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-02
Elghth ballot -Unruh, sO0t Forbes

81 Eighth ballot unruh, 1901; Forbes
MIR. Afkle was declared tho nominee d
the Convention. ailffii
Joseph Burrows and j. A. Curtis were
nominated for the country district,
The ballot resultedi Burrows, 1850
Curtis, $40.
Mr.. Burrows was declared the nominee
Mr.. T. Carr was nominated for County
Surveyor by exclamation.
For Judge Of County Court, ]. P.
Rogers was nominated by reclamation.
Tha following was adopted: Reaolced
That the Democracy Of Ohio County de-
most heartily endorse the nomination o.
johnson N. Camden and the entire State
ticket nominated at Parkersburg, and
pledge to 1t our hearty, earnest and undi'
vided support from now until the close o.
the polls on the day Of the election.
For Senatorial delegates, Messrs. Israel
Updegraf, o. s. Long, w. O. Handlan
and ]. NJ. Warden were nominated.
Messts. Handlan, Warden and Upde.
graft were elected.
The selection Of delegates to the Judi
cial district convention was placed in Inc
hands Of the Executive Committee.
For delegates to the Congressional
Convention: Messrs. Jacob Altmyer, Geo
w Rhoads, Of Washington; 7. p. Shall.
cross and ]. g. Smith, OF Madison; j. N
Warden and D. L. Hubbard, Of Clay; W
". Miller and Israel Updegraif, of Union
Jas. Maxwell and T. ]. Campbell, o.
Centre; W. Fl. Harrison and ]. Fitzsim
mons, Of Webster; D. ]. Mccormick and
W. O. Handlan, Of Richie; ]. F. Smith
and DR.. w. A. Cracraft, of Triadelphia;
P. Delaplain and Jos. B, Wilson, Of Rich.
land; ]. q. Montgomery,and N. Simms,
Of Liberty. 6fi y $500 a
The following was adopted: ReSoIped,
That the delegates appointed to attend
the Congressional Convention at - on
the day Of =, 1872, are hereby In.
structed to cast the vote OF this county
for Hon. ]. J. Davis, Of Harrison county,
so long as his name shall be before said
Convention, and in the event OF the with.
drawal OF the name Of Hon. ]. ]. Davis
from said Convention, the said delegates
are hereby instructed to cast the vote oil
this county for John H. Good. Adopted.
The following Executive Committee
was appointed: Washington, L. Fitzpat.
rick; Madison, Geo. Ankle; Clay, n.
Reilly; Union, Israel Updegraff; Centre,
John Butteraeld; Webster, John F. Baer;
Richie, VIM. @. Handlan; Triadelphia,
Geo. Downy; Liberty, ]. H. Montgomery;
Richland, ". N. Somerville.
Mr.. Barr having declined the nomina.
ton for the House Of Delegates, a resolu-
ton was adopted substituting the name
Of DR.. NJ. F. Hullihen.
The following was adopted: ResOIred,
Thatthe convention request that the Isl
Congressional District convention be
held at the city Of Wheeling, on the 9th
day OF September, 1872
On motion, the convention adjourned.
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DENIES Thames WATSON called on
US yesterday to say that he was not engag.
ed in fight at Atlantic Saloon, Sunday
afternoon. We accept his statement as
true, although we wrote the paragraph on
what we considered reliable information.
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coon-Yesterday sAman completely
under the influence Of liquor, named
Leonard Good, was seen wandering with
waNering step toward the market house
Officer Richardson being in that vicinity
soon espied him in his cool retreat calmly
Numbering, in spite Of the flies, which
seemed to make him q special object Of
attack. Officer R. gently awoks his
peaceful plumbers, and making known
his wishes they proceeded arm,in.arm to-
ward the station house. His case will be
settled this morning.
Af'OtAr-A young man named John
Winters was found, yesterday, in state Of
intoxicatiou on Water Street, where he
had been sleeping in the hot sunithe en-.
tire morning. Officer Richardson picked
him up and conveyed him to the station
house. ,.aa
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CORNER STONE TO he LAD.-We hear
that the corner stone Of the Eighth Ward
3 Catholic Church is to be laid next Sab.
bath, and that several Catholic societies
from Pittsburgh are to represent at the
ceremony. The exercises will no doubt
be very interesting and will no doubt at
tract alarge crowd. E4a7. .ss.,
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CLEARED.-The Ed Hobbs and barges,
with all the freight they could carry on
present stage Of water, cleared from this
port yesterday, for Cincinnati, Louisville
and St. Louis. AZ
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To GO ON THE WAYs-The r. R. Hud-
son will leave this morning for Middle
port, Ohio, to be taken to the ways and
undergo a thorough overhaullng. The
Argosy will take her place in the Cincin.
natl trade in the meantime.
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To Buy A PIANO, you need no longe
pay 5000 and more.at the time you re.
ceive the instrument; ut sheib's Music
Store under Washington Hall, you can
buy piano, than which there is none
better, and pay IS to $19 per week for it
till it is your own. Call and sec how it
is done.
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New MILITARY oRaANrzAT1oN.-A
meeting composed ofsome of ourpatriotlc
young men, was held last evening in the
City Building for the purpose of organic.
ing new company of State Volunteers.
The meeting was called to order and Geo.
Gnndling took the chair. Herman B.
Stout was elected Secretary. After the
minutes Of a'previous meeting were read,
and, the report Of committee on officers
heard, the meeting adjourned until next
Friday evening.
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TnE most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic oassimeres, Scotch
oheviots, English and French Diagonals,
Cloths Of all shades, lvestings, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at Q. Hess merchant tailor, cor.
ner of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style aud guarantees
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"sEcURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB.
STANCE 9 FADE."-Now is a good time tc
secure your SHADOW" The best place
Is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.
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FHTY THOUSAND dollars worth Of DRY
Goods, that must be sold, REGARDLESS Of
price, at Henry Brues'.
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GOODS that must be sold rs cent Gren.
adines reduced to % cents per yard, at
Henry Brues'.
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LIGHT AND snADE,-All the "summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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! ENTERpRIsl CouNcn. o. o. A. M
As will be seen by referring to our adver.
Using columns this morning, a'grand ex-
cursiOn and picnic, under the auspices Of
Enterprise Council No. ., Q. o. A. NJ,
will come OF OF steele's Grove, on the
"Glorions Fourth" A good time is an M
ticipated. Get ready to go, everybody
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LADIES wishing to purchase a nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should go
to L. V. Bonds.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Right Of Way
cases are to come up in this Court to.mor-
row morning.
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ELEGANT organdie Lawn Robes, re.
duced from 50 cents to IS cents per yard,
at Henry Brues'.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court was
insesSion ashort time, yesterday morning.
but did nothing. Attorneys, like other
people, we presume, are Inclined to do as.
little as possible during the intensely hot
weather.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. e,
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BEST yard.wide Brown Muslin only
1si cents per yard, at Henry Brues'.
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THRTY.FHE cent Japanese Popllns
reduced to 1910 per yard, at Henry
Brues'.
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Best Calico only ii cents, at Henri,
Brues'. ". '''
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HENRY BRuEs is determined to un
dersell any house in the trade.
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T1EAoHRRs, EXPLANATION.

The annual Examination Of Teachers for the
Wheeling Public Schools, will take place on
Tuesday, July "a, ensuing, commencing OF
o'clock A. u. ft
All applicants for Examination should appear
OF the time above specified o. II 10 not the lnten.
ton OF the Committee 10 hold any special exam.
-inatlon during the vacation season.
The attention OF Teachers holding mo. 81
certificates Is called tot following rule, recent.
" adopted by the Board Of Education: mo
Teacher shall b employed holding otttr certificate
than number one OFtlD0"
Certificates for renewal should be left with the
undersigned prior 10 the day Of examination.
The examination will DO held in the Grammar
School Room In the Fourth Ward school build.
ing. Candidates must appear punctually Of the
=. y. W1LLIAMS,
Jei9 Superintendent City Schools.
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use and every family ssoplde \, " taetfti"44
for their protection and TCId aaIe then o. S,g
Long experience has prov III X When t9pT4i
est, sutest and best OF ali IN Tlnt 70 k IL w
~ market ab0unds. Nv thSi.9 Ms win M.
tne blood purified, the eorr,,r, GISesaiiOaal NJ
tom expelled, obStrictIonS ,.HptohA Ofks.,
whole machinery Of llIe ,,nvlSlet, ami X.
activity. Internal OrEnns Vrh,oIv 10 h 6s,S
and sluggish arc clcanScd i,v WY Vecomc Clos,.S
sunulutel into action, rlpSs 'igs XXI hiI,sS
y cnAnged into health tho yalnsl ~ dits.
Mhen rsck0ned on the vast mWi,I ~ .Allth tA,hS
y, S.ih hardly DO computed, TSC,au e Who al,
!hlahes unem pleasantto take SnI nslsai Coats,
XIV \. unlmpairCd for any lenSt tessneGT
t Nh uley are ever fresh, ani Ky. q Int,
,,.isho searching, they arC Xix rehiEE
o "t disturbance the CoastItatSSSa S
E y directions arc eivep ON ~.
e eSGa gox, now 70 use them al 4. ~ ~ ErAphNb
Piils rapId I ' SnrNS complaints, VIM
ne eUE 1IIS \, or Indigestion. I,.,
should DO taken moderately IN s,i'nlp petlte, ~
acll, and restore It's healthy iona ss1 lhR stoe
For Liver Complaint mi ~ .aguoA.
toms, bilious headaehs' s, aolI am
lOus Colo and fSiifouS ~. ssiehneAs, llIt
9e lndiciously taken for each cSSO y w sAcV
cause It. W "'e instructions VIA
For Dysentery or DIa,rh,.. ,.
mild dose IS generally required Ns' DuI q,
For lSheumatiAm, Com. g.
pItntton Of the Heart, Hssei, Pal,
Side, Back and LOInS, they ShS"id IN Ia
uonsly taken, "a required, 10 Chang ~ " coha
action Of tho system. With sucS rS wv Vl'ea'el
complaints disappear. '''alse Gnt
For Dr0psy and DrOnalcal I..m
they should DO taken In large ami frSOWae
to produce tho effect OF drastic pasvS Se' do'ei
For Suppression, a large 1SSs ;h,.,
patty. ''' suea BY IN
AS n Dinner PIN, take one or ,vO MI,
promote digestion and relieve the Stom,tb US
An occasional dose stimulates IN SiSm..,
bowels, restores the appetite, and inriScss,i ~
system. Hence 1t Is often adyantav SSn: :, Y.
no serious arrangement exists, OSS ~. wa "a
tolerably well, often finds that iS,S ~" w " Nv
PttIs makes him feel decidedly better nv, w Wy
cleansing and rcnOvatlng eject on ~ I SI,,!s
apparatus. t4} ~ 'I'' "'Ss'at'
PREPARED NJ
Ord. @. AVER & co., Practice, ch.n,..
LOWELL, MASS, VISA
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyERyvpr,
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QUBEN's, Congress, Women's Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and Croquet Slippers
just received at L. v. Blends.
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,.........,.,,,..Ml!! l!euIcaI.
Ayers cathartic Pm,

For he NIL,
cure Of SlitSs'.N
menls n I,ETmN
els. TbSSy Ia.sdkE
aperieht ,ssSh
eSCelleNi ,. aad d
III! Being puEEIlI,nt'I
n nc, mercury C sysSa
~ INV, whatever. W. w
sS,s,, sieERe,a.'S'a
ssIIuetthgisbts,,N'l
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THREY.FNE cent Grenadines reduced
to lef cent? per yard, at Henry Brunes'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
ponlneular News.

Twenty Aass Il Mall Dor an now Axhtioe in
Dorchsstef county. near Cambsidss.
Exaharif Robert Bell of DescAaaAar county,
died lax xeek.. 7"FI!L 3s93
A lalse scAeonss was wrecked on The beach
near Berlin, last week. Che was Loaded with
wood and was run sshors On account Of leaking.
The Novsmhss term ofthe Circuit Court, for
Talbot county, coamsacss On 4oeday.
The SrAa denies the report Of the prevalence
Of the small pox in Easton.
The nsw baildiag for the Home Sor Friend.
les children. at Easton, Il now in course Of
erection.
The EAsTox 6TAa takes the the late Demo
cratic defeat good humorsdly, and attributes Il
to the horse disease.
He Law and Aiseellaneous Library Of ths
late james Ii. Martin, Of Easton, will b sold Il
auction.
The County Commissioners have passed "a
order prohibiting the landing Of any diseased
horses iron Deldmore at any Of the Steamboat
l,udings in Talbot county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14

Trains leaving Wilmington at 10 90 .. m. aed 81
2: m. connect with trains leaving Philadelphia at
8 70 a. IN. and p. m.
The 40 .. m. train also connects with the Della
ware X X. and p. W. + B n. X. trains arriving in
Wilmington 1t 10 Is and 10 Is ., m.
Trains leaving Landenberg At 6 80 q. m. and 60
p m. connect with trains for Phiadel ia leaving
Wilninston at ~ m and ~ p. m. and the Del
5ann %. sssyas :.
3. Depots and cars Of Wilmington City X. r. At
Front and Market SS., by MeMullen 4 Seal, at S
Of baggage. NJ, c. CONWELL Snnt
noyl- W3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14

The MIXED Train will run subject to delays Incl
dent TO freight business and will stop only at sta.
tions where time u given '' - -
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel.
WILMINGTON at LILO p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Adut,iohai TO those a6ove. leave smyrna for Clay
ton u 10 q. m.. and 7.S p. m, Leaye CLAYTON for
smyrnaS4o a. m. and 200 p. NJ, TO N AXE connec-
ton with trsinsto and from Dover, and stations
CONNECTIONS.
| At TOW NSEND with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's Kent Railroads.
| Al CLAYTON, with the Mary land and Delaware
At HAkRlN TON. with the ] Junction and Break
| water Raj road, " ~'oeA
At sEAFQkD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad. ~
At DELMAR, With tho Eastern shora R.;,,o.a
and Wicomco and focomoke Railroad.
H. F. KENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
RAILROAC LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On anu after MONDAY, July 10Th
@lH2. (Sundsvs excspted,) Trains MI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
Remarkable Case Of Longevity.

Mr.. VIM. Perry Moore. Of Northampton county,
Va, died 1t the residence Of his son, William p.
Moore, in that county, on the 7th inst, in his
NINETY third year. He was endesred TO . large
circle OF friends BY his wise conAssls and the great
service OF An immense amount OF real estate and
money, which WAS uniformly invested for the pro-
motion Of the intsrssts Of the community in which
be lived, and toward the encouragement Of wor'
remarkable degree Of vlgor to within . few months
OF his demise, frequently riding ON horseback.
walking, sailing. fishing and attending to his
large agricultural interests.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
Philade rola. Wilmington and 6aIu.
more Railroad,
~ ~ U II ag g
TIME TABLE.

Commencing Monday June 3d. 1877. T1.In. viii ,.v.
wiYMAIL TRAIN 50 :. ..S.s w.
s.Ism0rs. .:sopning ta nn.e.
naa in wna smyrna hianeh Railroad Aiarylan and
st BIsskwalsr Railroad. sesiofd VITA poSnss,sq s sna
Rnr.te s,ras kaiiToad as Demsr with Eastern shore
nAt.oAi nit ~ salisbury with wlcomico snd Pocomoks
EXPRESS TRAIN a. 1900 NJ. (sunds,. .,c.,,s. -,
Baltimore and wAshngt stoppins a, Wims.s..0 ,0i
Psnyvills and uAvrs-ds-Gr.es. Connects Al VI.
sxPkkss TRAiX s!avo r. NJ s tsana.,s excepted, .,
low LIN vood cs,mns topping !c hs.i-r Thur
%, Es.on SOI.hkAs,. Chari.slown. Ferry
NiahTExPRkss atisOP daily for BaI.imols and w.,b
s:, Si.'9%ss;; 9.s,,,,l. x
.sd 1sa asss
IL" n 1's.1; siix1ssros 1s.Jys ~
.ss ;sS s.,I Il s s
p:xSE sna al :'n;.n
ana I!o r. The s.lv A. NJ. lvsin viii NOT
atop bsswesn Chester aud PnilAdeiehi.. on sunday I
The 6..s A. NJ; tram Wilmington will c.npee, Al,
iOr N-S YORK 0 .o ss,ts, w.s.
s.a"u,.s AsD " III 1ALto: ckATkAL 4. 4. TRAlNs
ss Ssfis5 aud l
Leave thii:ds paA tor roIt D.posn Sundays e1c.p
FsIa =. ls oS wsaa...s. % rn.assh sas s.,a,. i.
% ~ T. p 2. % fsiIas1s rS.ds ,.ha ,9I chcseI
,rssu ssSp. =: All ~ 80 p The 7oA m
VhSn hIlZafAl lUh
| LAnokin. -
LsAv: pors deposit for Phad.lphA Eunaays excepted
80 N AMI 20 2. N OK tord Phladeiphta A
olO :. m; Chadd's Ford Tor PhilAielphia ~ m
ls,ss onia5a g s for rnIAdelph $40 p. IN.
TrAns leaving iTrington Al 6.+5 D. ID vii
| conscs a. Lamokin Junction With In. 7IO A. m An,
| tIAl Railroad. ~
TARoU TRAINS IRON BALTIMORE.
LxAVE WILMINGTON ~ lOS,, 1920 NJ 3&2 IT, 30 P. /
| CHESTER FOB PHILADELPHIA,
LBA?E CHksTEk All %, 49, s.a3 s.4s ma Os A. N
~; ~; IA: - ~ AL al 7'S and l9,ss Al.
| An WAY NAIL $50 An, kIprss 2 55 P. N kA
PrssA 7.30P.M. Express lUa5 P. Ii Express.
treo eeaeimore Port Dspos,Aad nse stsssAsion
AsesmmodAsios ainfrom Por, Observation-Disclosures
vtlleAts An. for BAtimor nd n ts srmedia IS.
| lions.
/ TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Lave Chester ~ l3i6 and III A, ~ and AS pn
Leave Wilmington \. 1881? Is and ~ W A.. ~, les
sUNDA 2 TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
LeAves Baltimore ~ Is stopping At Magnona Perry
mans Aberdeen, HAvrs-ds-t. .Perryv:!-. ie
i town. North East. Eikton. Newark. stanton, New
p0rs, WimiuRsop, ClaymoaS, LE wc6c Aud Chester.
~ EkEkEi. snperinteudsn,
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&ailruad 4iues.
YENNS SXLVANIA RAILROAD.
: ~ 00Ns 97
on Anp AFTER SUNDAY, OCT. q, 1872.
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

%rsT Sr 1rp en1q 4nnrs g spEp11i az OCT. q. 1877
Trains srriy: :. Dspo. Thirty ar.t and Market sis.
Paoli Accommodation daily. except Sunday, $40
an, Pig am. and lilo a. m. l..t pm. $40 pm.
NiaS.rs Express daily. e1cep, Sur day. 7.so a. IN.
Lock Haven and ElmirA Express daily. except
u Sunday; $40 .. m.
Haat Line and Erie EXP. daily E. sundsyls1 % 4 pm.
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except sunday. $50 pm.
Trsn dsy ssc.o Snaa' p%
Pitteburg Express daily. except Sunday. : 80 m
SnSihnnati kxpres: daily $40 pm.
PscihS Express ly..................-. lao pm
P.oii .i sunS.1 On nd A -, q w
Bic Ha SATURDAY nisht runs only to W,lIia@.pport port
For Emixrant Exrres. Train. leaving lc.3O p. m.
daily s.esp, sunday ..iek es must BE- procured and
New York Division. 0' Owl p'm'
Express for New York. rs. $50 and ii 90 a. M and
k?is5:.. rent lI.i9 ,Si 40 io! Nsx ioii: il-so pm.
NJ J SoIt Sunday Trains. 40 No. N. sss sPS sV N;
KENsINaToN DEPOT.
Holnesburg Bustleton. .6.t5
and 7.2 pm.
Way Train for New Brunswick ,.......... 2lapr.
hssHr.s, Trains for Trenton. 7o IN and i.Vo and
wsy irsins for Trenton, 1000 NJ ais 5m .,a
:, FOR bELVIDERE DIVISION.
Express Tor Trenton. Lambertville Eaton Scran
ton. &C.. 7.SO N. and 4UO IN.
Way Train to Lambertville Il Pennington 10 90 mn.
and 00 pm, "''
Way Trains for Pennington 1000 IN and 90 u m
Accom-. l0r Bsyidere $40 p H.
| MARKET STkHET FERRY.
| AmOOy Division.
AccOmModa. for New York via Perth Amhov and
wvis Monmouth Junction. $50 u ana go . IN
WAY on ra1as sMa fsr sIssnton go ard 1880 IN. '2O'
Accomm: ior New ork via Jersey City. g. 90 u m
NAY Train for burlington. 8. ..a . ID
Way Trains for BoTdsntown. 80 and II 10 m m
Express Trims for LoGg Branch i. 20 a m and 10
| pm ~ " '' """ "''
! And 400 M. ~ - ""u ''o y ~
E1Press Trains for Pemberton. Long Branch an,
Nj. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. 80
Way Trains Tor MT. Holly. IL 20 p IN and ,l.op m
6.Opm. WV ~ ''o' AZ
: sleeping Car T,cke ts for tho West can he hsl a
ap2ncapon at the Ticket Office. 90l Chestnut stree
ana we Depot. Thirty second ana Market sts
| agents OF the Union Transfer Com pany will IN
Ioi and deliver Baggage at the Dep ots Orders wi
receive proMpt attention. and Railroad lime Cal
can also % obtained at the 70 lowing
TICKET OFFICES Ss: IS Ss::nss stree: street
and At.the Depots and erry named above.
j.. .CAsSATT. General Manager
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
The oiveoeV0oooSo Tres oay-Svlt
for $50. 900.

Ths Litchasld Enquirer says that tAs sxscstos
ancs Company OF Hartford, 70 recover $4,000, j,
the amount Of life policies held BY the deceased
In that company. The action 10 brought In the
superior court for LitoAAsld county. The sxecu-
tor proposes to show that the Captain was muir
dsrsd. white the company cisin to b able to
prove that suicide was prsmsditated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
pA!LADELPHlA. WILMINGTON r BALTI-
L MORE RAILROAD.

- EPEC1AL NOTICE.
passspssr .tec car siIi /. ossoSe, 18th ISL
train leaving Philadelphia at 800 p. m, tor VIII
The train will stop at Stations as follows, vhea
sisnailed Grays Ferry. 9.l2 p. m, LaIaretto 9.30
Pm Cnester. g.tl p. m; Lamokin. as p. M Thur
p n; Ellerslie 1918 D. N; arrive WilminrtsS la 40
IN Ioct1l H. =. KENNEY. 6sp't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-14
uruE sHoRrEsr AND BEST RourE.V

Thisline Affords a sq qualled Inducements Il per
Ions ssiring cheap and pcditO1 passage to
WOe and deserves particularly the attention of al
such q desire to hemselve Of tho lomcstea
Bill passed by the last Congress-.
The Pennayly ania Central Railroad with its cor
necting lines is BY Is. miles :hc shortest route to
ChleaEo aud other promin tp aces in the .an
RI Also the quick and best route to al
DrSnine ent pieces in the Southwest and Northwest.
Pa1snaeis are forv .rdsd in comfortable and air;
Passenger Cars furnished with ed seats with
1ovesblebacks. water tanks. Stoves in Winter. and
With such other as are requisite for tn
somfoft 81 families.
TSrvush tiokstsA sold to al lpTOminsnt placesi.
ne Weat. SoutAw ives. and Northwest. at about bal
~ usual drst class fhfe.
Children under Eve years old - free. and children
peeWeen the asss ave and twelve years pay Aali-
bttcs.
Vitk tie passengers, Eightypounds ofbagsags ear
Id free 60 every ful! passenger.
Iha train leaves daily except Sundays, and tick cts
mud b procured and basgase deli cred atths o1cs
No. ll6 Market street. BY o'clock. p. NJ.
~ aAdfsssinl tAs underlined he win forwardb
seEurH OfmAil he0 args. circula containing
eonplste price lht> . map. correct copy.
HoSsstoa1 Law. asa slvs such other Information
1sS 81 1esifod. FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
efthe Psnnsy!vanta Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market Street. Philadelphia
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