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ElrISe 80 Past Eating ,an fast generally
involves eatiRg q Hassrh- saase,h.si
tn,tns xurruyvt- Z. ~ss,s . soa.s~~ ~
the reason fer tle' Z the errsnso Of taste. which
ere eur gsidss ia -.ss matter. ere nos allowed
sufheient voice they ere net allowed sufficient
time to take eogniaAnee of the presence of food
ere 10 10 pushed past them into the rece..es ef
the stomach. They do not therefore. have or
portanity to represent the real need Of the sys
ten. and hence allow the crowdine of the
stomach. hold that thirty minutes should
Be spent st each meal. and spent too. Ia oAew-
ing the s"od good portion of the iiae aud no,
n continued putting IN and s~allowine but IN
pleasant cha, aud laugh. instead of the eon.
unnsnee oi the intense nervous pressure of the
Office or library. n you lay out ~ spend thirty
minute. ia this wsv ~ vour meals. YOU nasy
rest assured yon will ne, eat too much and ,ha,
what YOU DO eat will be in the hes, condition
for appropriation % the needs ~ the system.
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FOR RENT,

ONE-HALr OF A COMFORTABLE poU.
~ BILE BRICK HOUSE Ia Towsoniown.--.
Apply 81 this oG1ee. Han. At
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Property Sales.
HENkY L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
No. ,. lNmciiley Roc,

HENRY L. BOWEN.
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
No. .. Smediey Roc,
TOW on TOWN,
ItOLLEcTIoNS. ConveyAncing. Examina.
~ ton Of Titles. Loans aud purchases, aud
sales promptly attended To. r"- TERMS roa-
sOHabLG.
FOR SALE.
A TRACT CONTAINING I3U ACRES OF
LAND. lying and binding op ihc easiernmost
side OF the Baltimore and Yorktown Turnpike
Road. 10 miles from Baltimore. aud also near
the line OF the Northern Central Railway aud
within m,autcs walk from 1moniun Station
on said road, aud y also within q halt mile
ir";n LuthcrVillc. The SAID tract oi land is
also recognized a. one ui the most valuable
neutral licmRtitc Iron ore tracts ct lard IA the
country and oilers rare Inducements To- persons
engaged IA manufacturing iron Ia scrurr sup
ply ot first class ore Banks.
AL .Rnothcrtraci icumprising Tavern House
aud lot. situated on the west side 81 the York
Turnpike Road. about three hundred yarls
n"rih Il the IL mile stone. aud sdioiuine the
above
ANFAIM OF 80 ACRES. gcoi land. "a miles
'~Hslt'm"re on ol4 YcrA -liaaa. a. miles
ing more inan - nov Asstd for the nrepertS.
a GOOD FARM oF iso ACRES. 20 acre. in
timber. Is miles from nali more. half mile
from Glencoe station. y. Z. u. Il. Good Dwell.
ling. Barn aud other out building. Huit ia
abundance.
\ SPLENDID FARM a. Duau~,'. Valley.
m'Ics nom I.~-"ni'~u. miio trom riino-
mum, Y k..c'utalusus < t6l acres, so acres
"a walnut. htck ,.aA ani rA.s.aut timber.
land h,sh ,tal. It cultivation. ,...d Stone
3 lei .ut rff
a4t buud.us. w.li te .aii ,-r, .h-sr ant ia
'asy term.
FARM "t l'H N' Et~ 't.. r.,a ,..I.
i- mi.e' 81 u Ea.tH'-. - n..c' r.m Ma-
L.b,r, nrar. .a ..l als -4a a
aerv- iu h... s- ..l s..a.t uh,r
improved 's e. r.! t.r- .s... .t,
,-rt water Nt. a.4 'ar u~
D, barn go. t.4.t .,
la.r'. Ar f...t..er t-f.t
apple, p~a arrr.
tAtN 't Ht- Nt g.. - Ntt-
INDIES f--'t'
vile pee .''a.. "a. ha4 H'r-'.'.
~ o4trl I.rt- f.r.t ,t.-..t
,..'c..l u.... r.4 t.r
.l.. .t, n-. ..s..
tAaN "s a .|~ .a...I H..
.a. s sa... -,.a a-,. E...-..I .lI...--,
s...i ..l.. ....a. ... t......
.a .u..-. s-H.-.. ..-t
a-.i. t-.-.. 81. ..... ...-.....
-, s...-... .-.-,- -,...r
...rr..-i -.t4 60 .,. a..a -.s.- t.-q..4
.a-r ,.a Ia. a-s.. .-r
.-a,y t.- 49,. ls4
~ -s.t t...a,
A-t-k.r.p fALN .NIA.N.Ns ne.
EE- s.-a. ..-r ..a at a...
-..-.y -.ai ea4 -.-.. .rt eas
4. -.b... ts., ... Fa-
aeaa. .. e~- ..a.. t.. .t e.t. 50.
ts.. a~.1 H.t.a.-.a a. sa-ar
AVERY F.NEFAEN .f .c A.Ht- .
p rpa foai a..~ .-.r. $500. A. La-s-
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FOR SALE.
A TRACT CONTAINING lsU ACRES OF
LAND. lying and binding oR ihc easicrnmost
side OF the Baltimore and Yorktown Turnpike
Road. 10 miles from Baltimore. aud also near
the line OF the Northern Central Railway aud
within m,autcs walk from Tlmoniuin station
on said road. aud y also within a halt mile
ir"m Luthcryillc. The SAID tract oi land Is
also recognized one oi the most valuable
neutral llematitc Iron ore tracts oi lard IA the
country and oilers rare inducements To- persons
engaged IA manufacturing iron Ia secure a sup
ply of iirst class ore Bauks.
ALI .anothertraci acicumprising Tavern House
aud lot, situated on the west side %! the York
Turnpike Road. about three hundred yarIs
n"fih It III" !" mile stone. aud sdloining the
above
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4ss Csssts y -isrr -esea-rt h..
ast~ftatsed . curtsas csrrurnstano. 81 =. o.
fanF epntsf~~u~. tr ths cass~i SO i~~et ~.
itss. ss ne, ass q .tfacta-s fanrtlon ard
hshis, -sich hss - .Fsncs {. sgpt'ylug th.sr
sta frot frr-n stsrsh7as~s 2 the.T IN bod ..
al sappiies afe s'fa uatIs ffarl other saurc~.
The hgmr 80 nuIsrss caiIecs o. af Ia
strrs1 -eilrsl at-4 ~e.is 3. .s1 ore arar -
aths' ~tlet = rnursufvsiet fr..5 Whsr I'D
t. rsttoi b. 80 a. '-e1a asri.y ae-urs % the-
1rE esra.Ar t-svels ,s the d~ssrt a f~ea a.
49, - shse- tssst vessei. ers~r upsr ths nAga
sns -ths tgTr --es'ry "a tie fat rta cs-caIa
$500 tili tr#-i - thnqt pais .tai Z the dan "a
ne hsrs Its husnr q vr-f sers t'v On -
shst a. uues ever b@ur sirfnst completely
eve - bui thAt ~ttch wAs thus hn--uusi So
sastA.a etsmpof4rt.v med At ' -.t.lAosd
shsn to stomach sst O. mot q sssr . q
srrustsnei name
The m~iicA iesch 80 hI.ef suess- 80.
10 tts s-EaHr srA's 'ls . - -s-sfs y
- eed So p '~ga-i ths e#t arsne. =.
. a. ~ aE 81 ftess4tt-v a, fhs si,s,i
- 40. de~u thc 20 rtsf zee stct its rt- -rt.t
= ds. =. ght saa .sfi t.snte- tw1 sts-a t.t,-.
ustsAt q rrts'fug o -~.t.y &C. ihs stomach
TAsss eAs usls s-s i.la~t stss tsrs~a-Isua
iFus's 2 ieTPs t SEE f-rt4 to head &
ths "a whsr periecty 3 - ths isech ~.
"a hoi4 j. then plsmu AHi 'sU viA
stscs ~ 'sed ~ hsnf tAAi NAV nfl uA-l.v isst
f'on ous t0 80 yes- e. rsss Is a. 90 orr--
tur 8, ir uks b sHn'hs' thsi iatg time
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

A VALUABLE FARM Of lss Acres, IN Hsr-
ford county, - miles fsa;s Baltimore land 10
Of cultivation, we'll Satsred and
snd under good fence saiscient qsanuty Of
hns Chestnut Timber large number 81 frui,
aIees 'he b"iIaings consist oi large dwell
ling house. tenant house. bssu. carriage
aud corn house. hay barracks Ae Terms easy.
Good chance for bargain.
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60 ho- ss,pess ~. inasr hsh. horu
suhos' sas'sr saltsi storm .st ,ss -, 's.r
aostius for bin. 1u4 hiss plscva sea- htn
gss-eisu snss. fhsi cat ifismya over ,hs s.,sri-
nss % n.'ur' N. sntins q matsruii, - ,,
b., sijs snt - loae "a ha noth,f hr.sth,, b. .
ss's The sVass 'o'ss be- ehud sft tnsrac-
zee psssion sn1 = .ss does not aAui'ss, = D.
hvtiy csrssss be- t'stsfns.. rsa. .ssefuI
snt eosst-si No sA,.g, uo'hsr 'rss'rd
her tate 10 hir- ne nsFs nor ever pat .wss
hsf ovs child 20 ssesls ihai ~ snc'h.f To n.
cradle eoassnns ~ iighi -eoi sod gsuv orns
n'n'ss .iih hs qzi!As % 'hs porcupins .ua
besas aud fsit.s ths nHrsling u frmIv att.eh-
81 snd c.r"ssil, -r.pT@d 10 furs sod ID. in.
fsni thas s-sihst. ifs bscs % ~, mother back
- hofns q" ihs iopmosl burtsb q. eve no-
Cbs.f'alls hssting hghi. nov accompanying
9th lssfs the ~aitngs uhsch the pi.nti.e un~lo.
die - ite carver esnbol hush ~, whiis ths
.gps~ tots 10 the tsld shs hahg. bst child. a.
sp'ias doe her blossoms on The hough ofs ~.
that u ms, be rcCksd b, ,he br--t-s ron ,hs
issd of soils. sed sooihsd TO sc-p b, the lsllahy
o' the birds Does the mother de the uarsiing
-suVh 70 iadisn coaPsssioa -sA.F,s her grave T.
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ItoLLEcTI0NS, ConyeyHncing. Examina.
~ ton Of Titles. Loans and purchases, aud
sales promptly attended To. rs- TernS roa-
sOHabh.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

FOR RENT-A HANDSOME COTTAGE in
TowtoBtown. containing II rooms. with is
acres 81 good land attached. Would make
comfortable country residence, or would make
a splendid Market Garden.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE 10 Taw.on
town. Rooms lSxit. lot l12Siso .et "a nice
grass, fruit, shade trees snd shfuhbcfv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

FOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE AND LOT
in Iiampden village. house 32xI6 with double
bach building. Lo, So feet front by $50 feet
deep.
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E1TES or ADVERTISTNG.
Miscellaneous.
No. N. Nc.
Railways Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
in from Ono to Twenty Minutes


CURES THE WORST PAINS
in from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOR ONE HOCR
si'"r reading this advertisement need any .uc
>uncr with PAN
HtrwAN'S READY RELlEy Is A CURE
FOR EVERY FAiN.
Il was ihc ar und j.
The Only Pain Remedy
t4si iu.laa,i, .t,l.. the ,no.i rxctueiat,u,
p,ins, al .ys Inhammatiuus. aud cuics con.
svstipus, warthcs of the Laugs. Stomach Bow
els or other glHuds of organs. by une HppiicA
t.on. IN itnu one a. twenty miuu,rs nr mat.
trr huW Vie,cut ~ cNcraclattrs the pain the
Rhcuinatic. iIr.i fsddcnslnhrm, Crippled. Ncr-
Nous. NeuraISic. or Frustrated with disease may
sgdr- Radway's Realty Relict Will afford ~
s,ant ease.
Inflammation. ot the Kidneys Inflammation
VT bladder. inhamma.isa u the Rtpcl..
aine, faipltstioa oftae
cr.N piPtheria. Cstsrrh. lnaacnss. Head
sch,S foofhseh-. NcrrslsiA. ~ rutna ..l.. C,id
thi'is, Aguc Chul,.
ras application %, Ready geliy: t., thy
part ~ pasi- @nrrs iue pain o- iifhsu'ty ~ -.
NIL s.i'-' .t-. .a4 comfort.
l~eutS us'r. .l uau = tganirs .i ~ strs ~.
lu d lew m.uva.. cg-v CrNmr, Spa,u. >cuf
stomach. ura-t'r-n. >ck hesisch~. pia-
-Ac1. py-euter'. .ue. Ntnd u the Etwri-.
su4 a.l iu.a-ut. fa.u.
I-as..t.. .I.t s.NaN. carry q t.tI.c %
.t-teAs, tiv Ee.s With thrm i~w
trfr- Na'r- ~. t-rssut sickness or qaIn.
= 'a. c.s1sr Natc. 10 better aau Fr~us..
N-a.ts q .-.-- .. = .uuu,Au.
FEN.. NNu ASrE
Fewer sa4 Aga ...ei ...r au, .tut- garry
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AFAKM - 20 ,EEs. ..iuai-.i stLe4d 81.
Doian~y's Valley. dnt mpt1ssment. Par
uss uishinE gad lnvesfneni. sh,nid apply
AZ once.
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FOR SALE a VALUABLE FARM near
Riders Switch. y. {. Il. R..containins 20 acres
Improved with dwelling and necessary out.
buildings. abundance Of fruit. well supplied
with water aud under good fencing.
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GOOD FARM oF loo ACRES. 20 Acrrs in
timber Is miles from nalt more half mile
from Glencoe station, y. {. a. Il. Good Dwell.
ling. Barn snd other 0ut building irui, ia
abundance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-05-11

SPLENDID FARM o. pulau~y'. Valley.
miles nom low-oLt'Wu. milo from riino.
mum. y 4 k.c,uialu o. : t65 acres. so acre.
"a walnut, hsck fH,.aA aui rA.siuut timber
land "a htsh ,tat. 'i cultivation. good Stone
Mansion. tenant tr4-~. eui 90 u~cv..arv
.li buud.uss w.lt b. .aii v-r, .h-tr aut ia
rasy teru..
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ANFAEM OF s, ACRES. gcud lsnd. "a miles
'Nhaltimorc on Old Yerk -Raad. a. iniles
- So ce-s q.
ing more tnau - npa asatd far the prepertv
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FOR sALE-6l ACRES binding on Charles
street and Hampden avenue; will be sold ~ n
tract or in lots ~ suit purchasers.
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FOR SALE-2u ACRES at head Of Middle
River Neck on carroll's Island road. one mile
from stemmsrss Run. ten miles from the city;
100 acres in coed state Of cultivation. balance
in timber. Improved by good dwelling con
tanning ten rooms, barn, stable, dairy, corn
house, &c. Sufficient fruit for family use. One
mile Of river front. Splendid duckipg sbl
fishing shore.
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FOR SALE ACRES on Hampden aven-
uei will be sold ~ tract or in lots % suit pur-
chasers.
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A NUMBER or LOTS for sale or lease IN
Towsontown, suitable for building purposes.
ALSO,
Mills, Stores, Dwellings, 4e., in different rAr,s
of the county. Cottages for sale or rent NJ 80
vanstown aud near city limits.
Apply 10 HENRY L. BOWEN.
Real Estate Agent. Towson,owp.
March 33.-tf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30

The mixed train will be run subject ta delays In
cid mt IRE Oh business, and Will stop only al sts
tions whore TIM Ia given
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for wilmington aud Phlladel
phia I 40 A NJ. Lave Philadelphia, l&UO, NJ.
and Wimngt n, ITO p. NJ for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, leave Clayton fol
SmyrIa s 30 A. NJ, and 2 90 p. M, leave Smyrn
for Clayton l1B5 a. 81 and TB5 P. NJ, 10 make .on'
nections with trains to and from Dover, and Sta.
uOns south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Queen
Anne's n Kent Railroads.
AT CLAYTON, with Md a d. r. r.
At Harring on, with n B X. R.
At Seaford with D. 4 Del. r.
At Delmar, with e. s. X. X. and w. p r. X.
II. T.. RENNEY, Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30
NAToN FEMALE INsTITuTE,

on PhiIa Bait Genital R. R i, Kenne't Square.
Chester :, Pa, offers all tha thdn emenfs that
constitute a home In connec ion with thorough
English Edunatien, at 8 ~ per school year. No eX-
fras except for instruction In AJAX, Music, Latin,
French, German, Painting and Drawing. FasterD
teachers, graduates OF our best New England
schools, nave b. en- employed for several years. In
quire OF EVAN t. sWAYNE, sALLIE W. SWAYNE
Principalg,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30

WEST 'ERSSB SSsBs. RAIL Es.s.!Si
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1879, Traln
will leave Phtlanelphla
FOR CAPE MAY,
GA, NJ Morning Nail Express, due at 12.14 P.
3.l5 p. -. Ac ommud tiUn due az 7.l2 2. M.
400 p NJ. Fast Express, due at 6.ST M.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE CAPE MAY
63OA. VI. Accommodation, due Mt 1921 A. NJ
7.30 A. M. Fast Express, due at 1905
$40 p. M. Afternoon Express, due AT S.2l i. M.
Freight Train leaves cape May 'ily at 9. 10 a. n
-unday Mai Train leaves Phila ielphia 1.Sl A NJ
Cape May 800 r Nj. Pullman Palace Cars are at
tac ed to the 90 A. NJ. and 4 OUP NJ trains from
Philadelphia and the 80 A. M. aud 800 f.M trains
from Cape May. Seats may be secured in advance
at No. S8S Chestnut street,
For Millville and Vineland 90 A, NJ, 800 A. M.
3.lb p. M, 5 80 P. NJ.
8 so 2. M.
For Woodbury.. Wenonah and Mantua s 90 A. NJ.
Has A. M, $50 P. NJ, $50 r M. 80 T. NJ.
For SWedeebOrU 500 A. Nj 3. o NJ, $50 +. NJ
Br dgcton and Port Norris railroad Trains connee
with trains to ard from Philadelphia.
Freight train leaves Camden daily, for Cape May
Millvilie Vineland &C. at 920 A. M.
For Bridgeton Salem, swedesooro, &C., al l2'1
noon.
tickets for sale at the Ollce of The Treasurer, Il
Camden VIM. j. SEWhLL,
jy9-2m superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping az all stations between Philadelp
WilmiupTOn.

Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia anc
Leave Philadelphia al 1855, A. NJ, 1910, 2S0o.o
Lon and g.0U daily r. NJ. The 500 PM train con-
meets with De aware Railroad for Milford anu Liter
mediate stations.
4.Ou and T.1o DAILY P. M. rne $40 A. NJ train wi
not stop between Chester and Philadelphia. o.
SUNDAY will leave Wilmington at 30 p. NJ.
The as A M, train from Wilmington will con
meet at ARSENAL Junction by street cars with the S.3
A. M, train fOr New YORK from West Philadelphia
PHILADA AND BALTIC. CENTRAL IL. X. rhAlNs
Stopping at all stations on Chester Greek and Phils
dephia and Baltimore Central railroad
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit Sundays "a
cepted), at LOe A; M, and 4.so p NJ Philadelphii
Chester ii gnls at 2si P. Nj. Philadelphia to'
oxford at 100 p. NJ. Wednesdays ana saturdays
$50 p M. The 100 A Nj. train stops at all station
between Philadelphia and Lamosin-
Leave PorE Depysit I9r Pnlla9slpnla Ss99oAy@s M @ "a
deDhia at 6. 10 A M, Chadds Ford for Philadelphia
1920, p. NJ Sunday, leave Philadelphia for oxford
s so A. M, leave UXforn Tor Philadelphia s4 p. NJ
1'rains leaving wilmington al ~, A. N, and "
NJ. will connect at IanOkin Junct'On with th'
10 A Al and 81, T. Trains for Philadelphia aho
Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave wilmington at 10 so, a NJ IL 20, 8 ~, ami
1920, p NJ.
CHESTER Foh PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 1925 b2, s.3S, s.4S ana ll.0s A. N
l25S, 24l, AL, o.Sl, gil, '.b6, aad lu56 Il NJ
FROM BALTIMORE 7 y PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at T.25 a. M, Way Mail. sS5
NJ, Express, 245 p M. Express, T25 L. III. Express
| l1.U Z. NJ, Express
From BaltInJle " Port Deposit and intermsoia[
| stations at $40 p. N.
Accommodation train rom Port Deposit win ieaE
Perryvle at 6,4T A. NJ, for Baltimore and Interim
dlate stations
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 1905 a. m
| and g.1l A. Nj, and 4.35 p. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington az l2.6I
| 2.13 and 1902 A. Nj, l.U6 and 5.17 p. M.
| SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore at 7.25 =. M, stopping at Mag
nolIa PerryInans Aberdeen, Hayre-de-Grace, PerTy
willie ChArestown, North East Elkton, Newark stan
ton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymont, LinWood and
| IL. f. KEENEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30
flew advertisements.

DORDRNTnWS, ~. ~ REMALE COLI
ID I.RtsE-Th rough inBtrn 'tiOn. Healthful and
beautiful location. ore Of the NEST CAREFUL con-
Quoted and best sustained nstituons 10 the State.
For term, etc. address Rev. JOHN IL. BRAKE
LEY, Pm. d. au22s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30
EICHLER'S RECEIPTS FOR LIQUORS

Con'ain the latest impr wed instructions for mixing
Srahdi.s, Whistles, Rnms aims, Bitters, Fancy
Oldals, fruit oyrups, Bay Rum, &c., &c. No one
.ngaypd IN the Liquor Business can afford 10 do
NltnUu them. Ask Tor tnem snd examine hem at
he bookstores Delivered by mai, on receip of
B2 by A CHENB4oH MILLER, N. W cor. Third end
dll00hih Streets Phil idslpha, Pa. index and
samnle shpets qent iree
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-30
Norwood High School

WIN. D. CABELL, University of Virginia, Principal.
INsTRUC CToRs.
F. KEY. MEADE, University of Virgl mia
RO. L HARRISON, M. A.
WA, LER HAI LADAY, B,Sc.C. and M E.
THOS. A. SbDDON, Matn, Nedallist,
Oth-r instructors will be employed II deemed ne
pPssary {" conuuct most successfully high hool
OF such grade as Norwood. For ful Information,
address, WILLIAM ID. CABEL LII, Principal,
Norwood, p. o., Va
Next Session opens September a Tn, 1872.
tRxtraot from Private Letter.l
University of Virginia, May Q, 1912.
To VIM D. CABt Ii, ESQ.,, Principal.
Nv dear Slr.-s have high appreCia-
t,en of the wOrg your school iGg lUr tue STAT
and the coun ny, aud OF the importance OF sending
Won the best men your assistants.
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WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
wv 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 heidi to all
points from private residences or hotels. orders
eft at tthe Franklin Telegraph ONCE Nc.
I, West Third street; E. Brlnghurst a Co.,
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and Market, and B. Il c. Shoemaker, sos Market St.,
will receive prompt attention. Principal ONCE, Bag
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80 ~ gSssF'sseYT MINGToN, a 3ALTIMoRt
RAIIRC6T TMR TABLE
Commencing Monday, June Sd, 1872.

Commencing Monday, June Sd, lSI2.
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AND " ASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows:
WAY. MAIL TRAIN at $50 A. M, Sundays excep
tedl for Baltimore stopping at all regular staions.
CONNECTING with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
with Delaware X. r. Line: at Clayton with Smyrni
Branch II. r. and M. Il D. r R. at Harrington witt
j. a b. H. r. at Seaford with d. 6 D. X K. al Del
mar with E. S. r. II. at Salisbury with W. r r
EXPRESS TRAIN at u Oh NJ. Sundays excepted
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Whining
ton, Perryville and Havre-de-Grace Connects o.
wilmington with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 p. M. Sundays excep
Chester Thurlow, Llnwood, ClaymOnt, Wilmington
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Elkton, Northeast
Charleston, Perryvile, Hayre-de-Graee, Aberdeen
Perryman's, Edgewood, Magnolia Chase's and Stem
mer's Run.
NIGHT EXPRESS at II. 80 P. M, DAILY, for Balu
more and Washington, stopping at Chester Lnwood
Claymont, wilmington Newark, Elkton, North-East
PerryVle Hsyre-de-Grace, Perryman's and Mag
nOlia
take the 12 go M. Train.
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