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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-03
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
SAILED.

Steamships Baltic for Liverpool; The Queen, do City eff
Montreal do Hevea, London Trinacria, Glasgow; Main
Bremen; City of Merida Havana; Wilmington, Kew West
and Iiaveson ulted States Orleans; George Crom
WE'LL Mercedita, Fernandna: Sau Salvador, savannah
Mont gouery do Georgia. Charleston; Regulator Whining
ton, No; Metropolis, do; Wyanoke, Richmond, &c; l.
KniIht. Georgetown, DC.
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PARIS FASHIONS LETTER.
France Looking UnSucceSSfully for a Man
to Guide Her DeStinieS.

shrove Tuesday-The Opera Bal Masqus-Anx-
iety Of the Paris People-The Stranger
Wanted, but the Stranger Staying
Away-Spring Costumes-The Latest
Styles in Dress Of All Kinds
The Foreign C,lony-Prcmi-
usnt Ladies-The Theatres
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Tho Cr0tOn and Dock Bonds.
The Sinking Fund Commission will make arrange
mens for taxing all the above bonds, al present re-
qured, proposals for which were to have been
opened yesterday.
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CLEARED.

Steamship California (Br), Craig Glasgow Henderson
Bros. M
Steamship Nereus Bearse. Rossop-H y Dimock
Ship Magdalene (Ne) Henke Bremen-Chas Luling
bark Priyi Duorovachi tAuO, Ponds, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Baigay (Br), Lycn, st Hiliiers-GeoT Bulley.
Bark Ocean Br, Simonson. Antwerp-Jas Elwell
Bark Nanny cswe) Jansen, Buenos Ayres-Funch, Edye
Brig Eli. Thomson. Bates Georgetown Demarara)-
Brig village Belle iBr,, Matthews, Port Mcdway-L NJ
BTis Annie Collins Br,, Mcdonald, Windsor Ns-cran-
Brig Rio Grande, Mcclellan Key wcst-Benner
Pinckney N*n A
I schr Hartstene Dunham, Havre-T Dunham's Nephew
Co.
schr Hannah Coomer King, Aspnwall-B Weinberg.
schr W Daisley, Daisley, Port au Platte-C Trurn
bull. l....
schr Nellie, French, Ponce, PR-H W Loud 4 Co.
Schr Robert Noble (Br), Dickson, Halifax, NS-Brctt,
Son AZ Co. .s..I..4s N
schr Tropic Bird Csr), Farrow, stJohn, Mp 1 Ne.
schr. Bennington, Edwards. New orleans-R Drum
mond Co. Etf 1N# I'LL
!, scRr Floyd, soplres, Georgetown SC, and Port
schr Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, Georgetown, sC-Ed.
win Rowe u Co. seS n, ..... q
:, schr Luola Murchison, Jones' Wilmington, nee 8
Powell. 5a EH 'I..'.t.7.. = d
schr Harriet Baker webber, Boston-Chas Twins. n
Schr W II Bowen Terry, Pr0vidence--H Jackson 4
Co. 1gl E..ss ..s.1 1cf
schr y q Ackcn, Meade, stamford-stamtord Manufac-
turing Co. ....,69
sioop Competent, HenIsy, New Maysn-Raekstt zen 4 Bro
Steamer Ann Eliza, Nichols, Phadelphm. .,,-. Ply
Steamer Anthracite, Grace, Philadelphia. .9U
Steamer Pierrcpont Shropshire, Philadelphia.
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MISSOURI.

The Latest Returns from the Liberal
Strong hold-The State Apparently Com
ceded TO Greeley.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. g. 1872.
Complete returns for this county give Greeley
19,453; Grant, 16,69S; Greeey's majority, 2,555.
O'Conor polled 1856 votes. Wo0dson, (dem) for
Governor, 19,o52; Henderson, trep,l 16,oG2;
Woodsons majority, 1000. OF the county ticket
the republicans elected their Circuit Judge, County
Marshal Public Administrator, Assistant Circuit
Attorney superintendent OF Schools, one County
Judge, ana have one State Senator out OF three
and five Representatives out of fourteen. The
contest for Sheriff is very close, Taylor, denny
beating ~ Mcclure, - gep), by only fourteen
votes. The three Congressional districts In tia
county stand thus First, Stannard trep.), 5,21l
Grosvenor qb), e,129. Second, Wells (demD
S,26s; Bryson rep.), 1907. Taird, Stone ,dem.)
6,lg; Hilton rep.), 1859; Mcbride, Gnd. demJ
i I,oan. 200 - - -.:s s~.-
The Democrat this morning estimates the Legls-
lature as follows Observation-Disclosures 13: demo
Gratis, Is; liberals, g. House-Repnblicaht sS dems
ocrats, 54 independent, L; undetermined, IL.
The Republican says the oflclal and reported re-
turns OF seventy y-one cOunties give Greeley ma
orty OF 49, 294, and that journal expects that the
remaining iorty-tnree counties viii increase IL not
less than ten thousand.
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HIPPIN NEWS
wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH.

The Nrw yoRK HERALD has constructed telegraph lino
rom New York city 10 Whitestone, Ill aud the sameis
now open for the ;ransacu ton OF business
This line will be found o service those having
with vessels passing and the sound and
every facility will he gwen merchants and others TO
commune ate promptly.
As there is no other telegraphc communication with
Whitcstone the Herald Line win open FOR all business
and private messages ald the attended to with all
POSSIBLE despatch.
All messages must bc prepaid
The following rates have been established =
Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or
ess two cents for every additional word.
Business mcssagcs-For message OF twenty words or
less be delivered board vessels whcstone one
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEw YORK HERALD free.
Herald ONCE corner Broadway and Ann street
Aesaid shAp News Once. pisr No a EasB RiyeE
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STEAMSHIP SoUrrrrRHER new, steel platcd), Capt Rob-
nson. while coaling az the wharf at sydney cB, and
having taken about 100 tons board into by
another vessel and received such damage will delay
her taking the berth for Havana at New York for
days. the Norherner will be once
ordered round from Quebec TO take the southerner's
place.
dcphia returned Nov \ through accident to the ma
chinery, and remained on tho I'd.
BARK LEoSoRA CBr,, Edmond on, from Wilmington, NC,
Oct for Liverpool is reported by cable total wreck
near Queenstown Her cargo part OF which is damaged
consisted OF 4 bales cotton casks spirits turpentne
90l bbls rosin and 300 feet lumber.
BAsx ALADDIN (NoD. Evcnson. from Stockholm Sept
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NEW YORK STATE.

Further Returns from Ontario, Erie,
Saratoga, Clinton and Suffolk Counties.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov- 8, 1872.
Ontario county complete, with the exception OF
one district in Phelps, gives Grant 1,46o majority
and Dix $3.50 majority.
The official count OF Erie county will not vary but
few votes from the following Grant 1860; Gree
ley, r. $50; Dix, 1881 Herman, 1898; Bass for
Congress, II, 1886; ; Williams 1888.
Saratoga COunty.-With one district to hear from
1t is estimated that Grant will get 2, 1862 majority
and DIX 2251 majority In the county. 1t will so
over rather than under these figures. .e
In Clinton county the vote Is For Grant, 1,05o;
Greeley, 586; Dix, 7C2; Herman, S03. For Assem-
bly-Baker lrep), III Weed (dem.), 9s2
u Etr9 SUFFOLK COUNTY-OFFICIAL.
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ran,rst WIN also be present. Business win be dis
Continued and stores closed generally throughout
the city during the morning. "a. 4 st
General Mcdowell arrived IN the city at late
hour tonight.
GENERAL n'DowELL's ANNouNCENINE.
oKNKRAL oRpKns 8.
HRADeUARzERe DErA.snEzT or THE EAsi,
NEW YoRK CIyY Nov. g. 1872
The funeral Of the late MaoE General George G. Meade
church, Phsdslphia raa g ten A. n, on Monday
'o''"''' - - Brigsdier General MCDOWELL
ASA BIRD GARDSrR First Lieutenant First Artillery,
A. D. c., Acting Assistant Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
ARKANSAS.


The Republican state Ticket Carried.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 8, 1872.
The election OF Asa Hodges trep.) in the First
district is conceded by 1900 majority. Snyder
rep, in the Second district is reelected by 900
majority. Gunter (dem) is elected in the Third
district by about two thousand majority. Returns
from half the State give Baxter (rep.) $500 m l.
jority. His election Is thought certain, as also the
entire republican State ticket, with possibly one
OF Two exceptions. The Legislature is republican.
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
ALABAMA.

The Republicans Said to Have Carried
the State for Grant by Over -Four
Thousand Majority. -.-.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 8, 1872
Grant carried Alabama by from four thousand to
six thousand majority. The entire republican
State ticket is elected by a small majority. Four
and probably five republicans are elected to Con-
gress. The aspect OF the Legislature is doubtlul
but four votes Will cover the majority either way.
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. s, 1872.
Further returns received to-day from counties on
the Eastern shore place beyond doubt the election
OF Wilson, democrat, in the First Congressional
district by over five hundred majority The de .cga-
tion stands four democrats and two republicans
The corrected returns received tonight reduce
Greeleys majority IN the state 10 less than 1850.
The New York herald., 1872-11-09

BOSTON, Nov. 8, 1872.
Two men were arrested this afternoon named
Alley and Barrett, both teamsters for the murder
OF Mr.. Ellis, whose remains were found floating in
barrels in the Charles River.
The New York herald., 1872-11-09

in these counties Grants majority win be about
congressman, viz, Smith, Platt, stowen and
Thomas, and possibly Lever in the First district,
who is opposed by Braxt0n. The conservatives
elect Hunter, Harris, White and Bowen.
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
INDIAEA.

The Returns So Far Indicate ~, ,lO4 Ma
tOrity for Grant.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s, 1872.
Oficial returns from seventy-two countess with
reported and estimated maiorities from other
twenty-five. give Grant ~, l04 majority.
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TENNESSEE.
Considerable Losses by the Democrats
The Coalition Majority Estimated at
$4,000.

the COAIhtIoh MaJOr1ty Estimated at
$4,000.
NASHVILLE Nov. s, 1872.
Full returns from counties outside OF East Ten.
nessee amounting to about one-iourth ofthe State,
give Greeley 4,265 majority In the same counties in
1870 Brown tdem.l had 9,o55 majority; democratic
loss, $500. II the democratic loss be no greater
in the remainder OF the State Greeley's majority
would be about fifteen thousand, bat Grants rains
in East Tennessee WIN probably reduce IL 10 10, 000
The increased vote IN the counties heard from over
1870 Is about twelve thousand. Freeman trep.l lor
Governor was behind Grant and Maynard in East
tennessee, and Brown (dem.) will probably be re.
elected by q small ma ority, though Freeman is
now 1000 votes ahead. Additional returns make
no change ia specuations as to the result for Con-
gressmen
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.

The Total Vote for Aldermen.
The following is the total vote Of the twenty-one
Assembly districts for Aldermen. The candidates
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ship British Flag. for Liverpool; barts American Eagle,
Marscllles; Mcrcurlus Cork; Jannetjc Rotterdam al
mira Coombs, hspinwall: brigs Lydia II Cole st jago
and Guantanamo; Harry Aubrey, Barbados; Heinrich
MoL
Wind Mt sunset w.
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Herald Branch once, No 1895 Broadway
whitestonc Dock. whitestone. Ii.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE rHl
MONTH OF NOvEMBuR.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Sea Bird fBr) Dodd from Cardenas Oct 10 NV
pilot boat Wilgcou, No l0. -
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Counties.
RICHMOND, Nov. s, 1872.
sixty-eight counties and cities have been heard
from, most OF them ofically. The democrats lose
in these 7o5o while their gain is only l,e2o show
ing q republican net gain Of l6,43o This leaves
only about $500 OF the conservative majority Of
1859 TO be overcome Ia the remaining thirtyfour
countless HtAe Leppbncane gain In the FsQls Tatio
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
RESOLUTIONS BY THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Whereupon the Select and Common Councils
adopted the following resolutions

Whereas the sad intelligence has startled this
muny that MAJOR General George Gordon Meade, United
States Army, has after brief Illness been removed
from us by death and whereas by his deeds skill and
ability great SOLDIER he has shed imperislable lus-
Resolved, by the Select and Common Councils Of the
eigned regret Of the death of that distinguished soldier
and eminent citizen, Major General George @. Meade.
espSca q State where by his genius and military
to every mark Of honor hatts in our power to
bestow. iEEf #n1 NN8 81 N
bers from each Chamber be appointed together with the
Mayor to cooperate with the citizens and military au-
orties in making arrangements for the funeral Of the
. ulustrious deceased tt
Resolved That independence Hall be draped In mourn
ing for the space thirty days and be placed ut the dis
posal Of the military authorities
Resolved That these Councils attend the funeral In
body.
Major General @. M. Provost, commanding the
First Division OF the National Guard, of Pennsyl-
yania, has signfed his intention to order out the
division m the day OF Meades funeral in the fol-
lowing general 0rder:- 4.
The New York herald., 1872-11-09

10 rHE sssLxcf AND COHHoN CouNcIs OF THE CRY or
GKN!InxEN-Ifeel Il my duty to communicate 70 y4u
ecaly the death Major General George c. Meade, u
BsA which occurred in city last evening Though
General Meade born abroad during the temporary
claimed our city as bis home, and we are proud to &C.
His distinguished services during the whole war
against rebellion and especially his success at dettys
burg which saved Philadelphia from the disaster and
desoIation which would inevitably have followed VIC
perform any duties for which he was called and his
DrOmncnce in all matters usefulness and benev0lence,
sntife him to such memorial from the city authorities
a. will be in q measure pressve of his great worth
shall most gladly co operate with you In any steps
you may deem proper to take either IN the or II
more prominent indicate the appreciation Of
the municipal OF the merits Of the great and
good man who has passed away am, very
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
VIRGINIA.

No Definite Result-A Conservative Loss
OF Seventeen Thousand in sisty-eight
The New York herald., 1872-11-09
The DEAD HERO OR GETTYSBURG.
Preparations for the Funeral
of General Meade.
Aonors to His Memory -Eulogy on the Great
Captain and Christian Hentleman-Presi-
dent Grant and General Sherman
to Attend the Funeral.


A NE PHnADELPHIA, Nov. 8, 1S72
The death OF General Meade has caused unfeigned
sorrow in every household in this city. Apart
from his eminent position as soldier, he was pos
sessed Of social talents Of very high order. His
public spirit ana oftexpressed sympathy with
every movement looking to the Advancement Of
Philadelphia had stamped him as . representative
man, and one whom Philadelphia can III AFFORD to
lose possessing as It does but few really progress
sive and enterpising men in the upper walks Of
hse. In this connection l cannot do better than
send you Forney's tribute to the character Of the
deceased soldier published in to-day's Press
MESSAGE OF THE MAYOR.
Alayorsstokley yesterday sent to the Select and
Dommsn Councils the following messaRe:- t
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Marine Disasters.

Wind at sunset w.
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minston Nc Nov brig Falcon Dcnns 81 Dom 20 for
QuFESsTowN, Nov 7-Arrlvea, schr Matchless, Dawes,
Sailed Nov 8. loAM, steamship Adriatic tBr, Perry
.soursAspros, Nov s. 2AMzArrved, steamship America
SANTA Cruz Cuba, 6et -Arriveo, brig Liberty peyc-
reux, New York for Trinidad
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 7-saiIed, steamship John Gibson,
New YORK; schrs Era, New London; Campbell.
HssS Ssas% a.S!
SsSs, SSSsS Assass5l ~ NsHsi sis6 s|ssn Ed
sS's sss EFsns RSfsPs
%e ps %fy eeif aS Mssy
sSss;S, fs;sS SS Pss hss
Ths%rso
$sssEs ss Sss kssSd ssSS
Rsy mosyHeS S9a
SnSsss ssi9as fsssssss' ss%sss'
New wSpenc CD Mathis london bark sorna H sailor iSae
George ses Thomas sPn STyaK Myna sGns
via Turks IslanS Mary Long, Hardy, Charleston
sSSSyryeda @ sssmers SsRH Blackstone ua,et Baltimore
bs orcos s0s @ wSe Se
sssE Va Ssy New 4o1g & bark ss smsss s%s
Fisher LAWRENCE New York jas Martin Bray. Boston
brig skalmhyids g Den Hintze Penarth Roads for
saledaBarks ao Eodie, I,svrc Tweed Queenstown os-
g Thomas; schrs d Keeling, do; Resoutc San
BULL BULL RIVER, SC, Nov Ain port bark Henrietta Br
Arrived about Nov 4, ship Ancilla tBr,, Milne Port
Spain. - 80 ' -
y BELFAsT Ella Nov lcsaed sehrs yachin Kane, Rondout
"a Flora Condon, Condon, Washington, De- sth orion,
osbo,n hoHan New York Mary Fsrrow Small Port Morris
Messins M schrs Burmah, Winslow, New York, David
Wass0n Jones, DO; Matte Holmes, Cox, Wilmington.
BEvvERLY, Nov 0-Arrived, schr Island CITY Alien,
:, cIlARLEsToN, Nov S-Arrved, schr saml Fish, ree
Cleared-Schr Carrie. Pearce, New York
sh-saied ship Lady Duferin (3r), Evans, Livcrpool
Darks ADA u3rl, purkee do; Lucy (br), Grundc, Ant
werpi scnr John II Hancock, CrowcIl, Boston.
DANvERs, Nov 6-Arrivcd, schr O p Trigg, Linnekin,
IELIzABETHPoRT; Nov s-ssiled, schrs George. )
ycwcu Patterson, Providence; Lori.lard, Rlakesby,
griSsspcrt Aida Knowles Pfoyidencs; Justice Cog
Im--Arrfved schrs Thatcher Boston, Frnnconia, Jar.
Wis New York Snow, SNOW, do White Rock, Laffcrty,
s ssriageP@srt; pert Ahbe Oakes Rcdcvus, do; America,
saiisd-schr Samuel Carlton. Burke. Providence
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
FRENoH LANGUAGE Eu,n ..,,,,,.

Professor Jules Mscheret, A. NJ, "a true natiV I
Parisl s2i Market street, Informs hla patrons, hts
niendB, the ladies' and gentls men, and the public
g n rlly, that he Is now ready 10 begin again his
tuition tO private pupils prvats classes at the
residences Of the pupils al his house. at his usual
circular OF pr es " be paid the last lesson OF each
qnarter
he PROT asor Intending to return with his family
10 France, In the beginning Of July next, and hav-
ing r. ceiVed from ladi and gentlemen ut several
epJchs, many dem nds whose object az ~ lOln
pm lie Glasses II he had ahy has decided TO agie
win tne drtlre The Iui 10, and to Itt eive ir. m
To-day application ia p raon or by Ia ters for fhH.,
public ella ses, hcn are 10 take p ace his huu e.
y Market siretti mp MATS, every wed 'e-day nd
saturday OF this sch oil y ar, So and s,3 md 10
begin "wednesday, Septeh Der zolh H. Ia the lOl-
lowing manner:
LADIES CL sSEs.
Glass b, (aeg'nner } vy ~ ednes .Ay aud Sat
urd'y, from 3tO - O'o,'vs, r. ".
Class A, tAdyapctul tVty ..t''H sta aud sat
urdty fr IN hal'- a. 20 ha, at y NJ
GEN TLEMEN'S CLASSks.
Class 4, (Advanord) Vry Nedurstlal Hin 5a,u'-
day, from TO O'clgCk, even Dg.
lass Is, O. ginn r ev,ry W-dt esday and IT.
urday, FROM h.lt-pasl y tJ hIf pas .. evening
he price for quarter ~ au CTS i've M .hs In
any OF these puhlc cldhse, % IN adt auce.
s .ptl6-wed&sat-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba,

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar TO the
plant and must be taken as . permanent curative
agent.
Ia there want Of action in your Liver and spleen7
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes impure
by deleterious secretions, producing scrofuous or
skin diseases. blotches, felons, pustules, canker
pimples, &c, &c.
Take Jurubsba to cleanse, purify and restore the
Vitiated blood to healthy action
Have you Dyapeptic Stomach Unles digestion
is promptly aided the system is debi ated with less
Of vital force poverty OF the bl od, Drop=ical ten
denotes, general weakness or lassitude.
Take IL TO assist digestion without reaction,it will
impart youthfulivgor to the weary sufferer.
Have you weakness OF the Int stines YOu are
In danger OF Chronic Diprrnea or the dreadful In
RamatiOn Of the bowels.
cake 1t 70 allsy irritation and ward on tendency
to infiamations
Have yOu weakness of the Utering or Urinary or
gans You must prOcUrs instant relief or YOU ART
liable TO suffer worse than death.
Take IL 70 strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes burden.
Finally it should be frequently taken to keep the
system in perfec he Lth or you are otherwise 10
great danger Of malRgial, miasmatic or contagious
diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Plat St., N Y,
| Sole Agent for the United States.
ryioe, q psB besta. Rand for eiFcular. sepa.tW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
Campaign Goods for 1872.

Agents want"d I r our Campaign goods Sell at
slight. Pay iOO per cent. p~ fit. Now is the
time. Send at once Tor descriptive circulars and
Price Lists Of nnr Ihe Steel EnRravings OF all the
Candidates, Campaign Biographies, Charts. Photo
graphs Badges, PinP, FlagH,aud everything suited
TO the times. Ten dollars per day easily made. Full
simples sent for 81. Address MOORE a GOOD
SIZED, 81 Park Row, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-28
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cdent to freight business, and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel
phia Mt 40 A. M. Leave Philadelphia, 12O0, N.
and Wilmington, 1.10 P. M, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 A. M, and 2 90 P. M, leave smyrna
for Clayton l1s5 a M, and 1885 P. NJ, to make con-
nectiOns with trains TO and from Dover, and Sta
tlons south.
At Townsend, with the Kent County, and Queen
Anne's a Kent Railroads.
At Clayton, with Md. a D. R II.
At Harrington, with j, d B. X. R
At SeafOrd, with d. Il Del r. r.
At Delmar with E. s. X. R and W. 4 P. r. r.
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