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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-18
From the Baltimorean.
Mr.. GreeIey's Appearance.

Many persons in Baltimore as else
where, have entertained an opinion that
the Hon. Horace Greeley is awkward
in gait and slovenly in appearance.
The crumpled condition Of his hat, the
uDgraceiul set of his collar, the poor
fit of his coat, the paucity OF cloth in
the legs of his pantaloons, and the
unkempt condition OF his hair, have
been commented upon by press and
and people everywhere.
We confess to have shared this opin-
ion to a very grert extent. We ex-
pected, when we did see him, to witness
almost caricature of man. But great
was our disappointment when this first
view was afforded. 1t was at Richmond,
Virginia, in the year 1867, and the oc-
casion was the arraignment Of Jefferson
DAVIS before Judge Underwood, Of the
United States District Court. Mr..
Greeley had LETT New York and come
South to aid in the liberation OF Mr..
Davis from a confinement at Fortress
Monroe which was fast impairing his
b, tn. In that crowded court room
were assembled such men as Charles
O'Connor aud James 7. Brady, of New
York, James Lyons, Hon. William II.
Macfarland, Judge William w. Crump.
Judge Lyons, James Thomas, Isaac
Davenport, and several Others OF marked
intelligence and elegant manners. But
none surpassed Mr.. Greeley in suavity,
or appeared in more costly and neat
fitting garments.
The scene we can never forget. The
anxiety to see the man who Of all others
had borne the most prominent part in
the slavery agitation, was intense, and
the tact Of his presence was the one
absorbing topic OF conversation. The
clerk called the name OF each individ
ual who had signifed willingness to
90 upon the bail bond. That Of Hor-
ace Greeley was soon reached, and the
moment it was articulated all eyes
were strained to get glimpse OF the
man who should respond His appear
ance produced a disappointment as
great as it was universal. A COM
manding figure, heavy but symmet-
rical, surmounted by head Of marked
intellectually, most tavorably impressed
every spectator. Add to these face
from every lineament Of which there
beamed a geniality indicating kindn,s'
OF heart and purity OF purpose, and the
reader need not be surprised that the
sympathy and good will of all were at
once secured. He advanced to the
clerks table with quick but firm step,
affixed his signature to the bond, and
turning, confronted the Hon. John
Minor Bolts, row deceased. The two
had been lite long enemies Of Mr. DAVIS
politically, but together proceeded at
once to that gentleman, and taking his
hand shook it most cordially.
Tue effect upon the spectators was
melting. All were Southerners who
were present to witness the judicial
proceedings which so deeply affected
tner late Chief Executive. From that
moment Horace Greeley secured a place
in the affections OF Vlrgi lians and the
South generally. Recent developments
prove that with advancing years this
affection has lost none OF its tervor, but
is rather on the increase and daily
growing more deep seated.
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PtftabarEh 1--we Atsck MARKET.
s' PIr@earRaH lima r.

Z! #
CATTLE-The arrivals Of cartls light
to-day ofthose intended for sale here, and
fair of through stock for easterH mar
ketss Trade hes saledsloNi Without ieS
buyers and not many offering Prices
remain about the same as at the time
of last report. Mostof -tGe csttie that
have been On sale this Wslk have besn
Of, inferior or. love. srsdSi and, hp5sra
held back. expecting. something better
to arrive. There were not enough good
cattle to give ill 4 chsnce; and some
had to content themselves with stock
not quite % good -. they wanted On
prime grades the decline uas about a@
l5c from last weeks prices while on
common and inferior stuff It ran az
much az 74c. To-day, however, the
advices from New York are better than
at the. first, of the week, and while
prices have not went up any, we think
the feeling is some better, with pretty
fair prospects, at this writing, for the
coming week. Following are the prices
current: Extra, 400 to 1900 pounds
steers, at 81 00@7 Isl prime, 1900
ponds steers, at S. S7@7 90; medium,
1900 pounds steers, at So 50t96 10;
fair, hoo pounds steers, at IS 25@6 so;
common, S 50@6 CO.; bulls, &c, 50 80
as 80.
HOGS-The run of hogs heavier
than lie generally the case at the last OF
the week. Trade has ruled very low
the last day or two, and as buyers did
not purchase any to-day there are a
good number of hogs in the pens un~
sold. Prices are about as low as they
can well get, being now 80 that they are
an Improbable crop. Extra Phila-
delphia hogs are selling from 81 25 TO
4 80; prime Philadelphia 81 90 Workers
81 90 and dull.
SHEEP-The run of sheep to-day
not heavy, though more than wanted,
as the run had been too heavy before.
The market ruled very unsatisfactory,
at least to sellers, all Of whom com.
planned of losing money. Prices were
from SOC to 60c lower than last week
on the best grades, and on medium
stock from 75c to S5c and in some cases
as much as 81 90. A good many sheep
were sent to the country to pasture;
some that came from Washington coun-
ty were sent home again via the Pam
handle road, the owner thinking he
could afford to pay freight home and
get more money there than here. On
the, whole, the sheep market has not
been a good one this week, winding up
bad, with a great deal OF stock unsold.
Following are the prices: Extra go
pound sheep at s. SO to 5 Is; prime 50
to IS pound sheep at 81 IS to 5 25:
medium IS to SO pound at s. SO to 4 so;
common at 81 90 to 4 IS.
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building Lots For Sale.

7 IFEFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| Al wholesale or retail: Lots No. II in
S;Itre 9: No. 5 in Square s; the south half
NJ 80. in Square TO-; No. IA in Square u;
W. in square II; No. in Square 2g No. Il
IN square IL: No. IA in Square Il; No. in
square u: No. II in Square Is, and No. s. In
ID vision f.
Also. Lots No. in Square 20; No. ID in
IIuare Q; north half of No. IA in Square 10:
M. N Sauare7; No. Is in Square II; No. ii
in <Iuare Il: No. IL in Square Is; No. II in
SIuare 10: No IL In Square q, and No. 10 In
Siplre u. All situated in the Subdivisions
OF the Caldwell estate. r
IorC Real Estate AGENT.
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ClAelAaati Market.

NT-E - a......
- CINCINNATI. June II.
COTTON-Steady at 25Ac for mid
dlings. "''''
I ;C8AL-Declining. III ..'5 .." -
FlOUR-Dull and dropping.
: GRAIN-Whest is quoted at 81 IS
0I90 tor red winter. Corn at 50954c.
0ats At 3@44c. Rye at $4,000. Bar,
70@s5e. n" .'.'l''''a'.. ~ "A
!. A0bASSE5-New Orleans held at
D@7Dcs -a,g.r... .'.. ... .r.
0IL~Linseed at Csc. ..-- .. ...
PB0VISIONS-Quiet. Sales OF city
mess pork at $l4 90. Bulk meats are
quiet shoulders at 4tc; clear sides at
81 &C. Bacon, shoulders at SIC clear
sides at Tic hams at 1l2@l24c.
SUGARS-Steady.
TOBACC0-Active at full prices.
WHiSKY-Dall at $50.
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THE Nashville Banner notices that
several OF our contemporaries who are
running down Grant and Wilson, from
top to bottom OF their editorial column,
are not running up Greeley and Brown
at the head OF il" Awaiting Orders
from Baltimore.
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For Sale.

TWO FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
'ounty, w. Va, one of $40 acres, 80
,1-eS under fence and in cultivation, resi-
,Ilr in valuable timber, house, stables, &c !;
M. n'her OF loo acres, one mile west of
Burton station, & .. r. r. Payments
ra,y By Wv. HUGES BRO,
DnilnN'S BLOCK lnh Market ST.
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For Sale.

VNHF ELEGANT AND COMM0DIOUS
Residence of Mr.. JnO NJ. Mathews, stu.
,'al on the northeast corner Of Fifth and
Monroe streets. This property is very de.
,.rthly located, and is possessed OF every
rpmt6rt and Jnvenience. Prize low and
terms easy. Thus OSRlEN,
r-lU Real Estate Agent.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, june 17-6 P. NJ.
MONEY-The market was easy to-
day at to per cent on call, with
some exceptional loans reported as low
as 2 to 3 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was dull and transactions were at a
concession OF about ] per cent from ask
ing quotations.
. GOLD-The market was dull and
steady, at ll3S6ll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar.
ket was dull and steady throughout the
day. United States currency Sc, ll4i
@ll4i.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Dwelling Houses
for Sale.

JI-ILLRE. SOLD UPON REASONABLE
w terms, either the fiue residence on
-re southwest corner of Monroe and Byron
streets, belonging TO the estate of the late
Governor stanton, or my large Brick Dwell.
.ng House on Market street, between Jetfer-
son and Adams.
Inquire at the book store Of j. ID. stanton,
southwest corner of Monroe and Market
=. s-tS, or at the Office of the undersigned,
,,n Fourth street, north of Monroe.
e. w. b. ALLISON.
WHEELING June Is, 1872. jelS-a
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, June II.

TOLEDO, June II.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and no sales.
Corn dull and unchanged high mixed
at Sc low mixed, 51lS5l3S no grade,
45c. Oats dull md 8 shade lover;
No 2at 42S Michigan At 50. -.
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hair n thickened, falling hair checked. and
badness often. though not always. cured
by its use. Nothing can restore ths hair
where the follicies are destroyed, or ths
glands aiIophied and decayed; but such ~
remain can he saved by this appiioatson
and stimulated into activity, 70 that new
growth Of hair In produced. Instead Of foul
Ing the hair with pasty sediment, n vii
keep II clean and vigorous. It's occasional
use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling on, and consequently prevent
badness The restoration Of vitality Il Gives
To the scalp arrests and prevents ths Sorma-
ton 81 dandTuR, which IL 20 often % IN.
cleanly and o1snSiys- Free from uh0se
deletsrIOus substances which mako soms
preparations dangerous and injurious 20
the hair, the vigoF can only benefit b.n eot
harm g. II wanted merely for HAfH
DRESSING, nothing elss can b foun1 %
Desirable. Containing neither OIL nov aye,
II dos not soil white cambfic, and yet Lass
long on the hair, giving IL . rich, g1omy
lustre, and q grateful perfume 49,.
Prepared by Dr.. .C.Aysr &c.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists. Low
el Mas o9t eQ1A0
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For Rent.

LARGE ROM, WITH SPLENDID
y light and power for IN tchinery. Also,
Jiurr sin all rooms with or without power,
tl one urge wareropm. Possession gwen
1T OF April. Apply at othca OF star r3un-
Iry. BENZ. Fish En-
march
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HALLS
Vegetable sioiliau
III AIB
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparations; which II
due o merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that Il Is kept fully up 10 10 high
stand ard; and II Is the only relis6is and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR 10 ia youthful color. max.
ing Il soft, luStrous, and silken. Tho scAip
by is use, becomes white and clean. II re-
moves all eruptions and dandrufi. and, BY
its tonic properties, prevents the hair nom
falling out, az IL stimulates and nourishes
the hair.glands. BY It's use, the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In badness, II re-
stores the capillary glands To their noenss
| vigor. and will create n now growth, eIccpe
| In extreme old age. II IN tho most eoonom.
ical HAIR DRrssISa ever used. NJ II requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair q
splendid, glossy appearance. a. A. Hayes,
NJ. d.. State Assayer OF Masach usetts. says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and conaid-
er II the Best PREPARATION for IT. intend
ell purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers
in Medicines.
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For Rent.

,rCOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
> Franklin Insurance COmpany's bui. d.
NJ. F)r ,rticulars apply at their oth ,e,
N Monroe street. or 10 GEO. w. FRANZ
q TInrN PEU.LY m9~l-h
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent

HOUSE IN CENTRE WHEELING
\ seven rOOms-in cool order
Ing Ilrs Of MCLalN bho'.
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or, sAcE,a cArARRN REMfoY

OR, sAce's cArARaH REMeoY :
II IL the only form OF instrument yet invented!
with which fuid medicine can be carried hot ~ /
and pStttiiy dppi<d 10 all parts Of the Affected nal
cal passages, and the chambers or cavities con-'
rnunieating herewith, in which eores and ulecro
frequently exist and nom which the Catarrhal ots,.'
charge generally procceds. The want Of enceet =
In treating Caiarrh heretofore has nriscn nrEeiH
from the impossiblity Of applying remedies 10
these cavities and chambers hy any OF tho cru.r
nary methods. This obstacle In the way OF e6
fecting cures Is entirely overcome by the inveniic
Of the pSpehs IL using this Instrument Ms ~ y
pumping being reouifedJ up ono noeuti IN nu
rently lowing strcam Co the higheet portion OF Ito
nasal passages. passes into and thoroughly cleans
and aos, out Of lie ooposas noss. itsuse . plessS
ant and 60 simple that q child cen undenurS
Il. Full and explicit AFFECTION -
company each instrument. Whsn used VAN Mo
cent cent Attacks OF HCoid IN the Heed , By,
Sympso ms OF Catarrh. Frcqpent hsed.
ache discharge falling into throat eometines pro.
fuse. watery. thick mucus. puruhnt o0eosty, &c:
In others dryness. dry, waiery, weak or tnhAme y
eyes stopping up or obstruction Of nasal passaKeS
vfngiug In cars, deafness, hawking and eOaGkhS
% clear throat, ulceratiuns, seabs ffun nEeres
voice altered nasal twang, offensive preAahy In !.
.sirrd or total dcpFivatiou OF scnsc e snen and
Taste dizziness mental depression. lon q w.
titc indigestion, enlarged tonsilr hckhnG ooogs
&C. Only few OF thcso rymptoms arc nksV vi
b. present IN any case h ono tine.
.ISr. Sage's Casarrh Rsmely, whes
used with DIR. Ptcrcess Raaal DOaches
and accompanied with tho constitutional Reec
ment which Is recommended IN tho pamphk
that wraps each bottle of the Remedy, u q PER-
feet specific Tor this loathsome disease. and u ?
proprietor odcrs, IN good hith, $500 reWard
jor A case he can not cure. The Remedy 70 milI
and plcasant 60 use containing strong o. cauets
drurs or poi.ous The CstaIrh Remedy 10 cold &C
M cents, DOuche NJ 90 cents by all OYues
gists, or either will hc mailed BY proprietor Q
yrrrirt oI ~ C"nt-. u. v. PIERCE, ~ D.,
Sole proprietor. HrFFALo, n. "
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r. II. COCHRAN. VIM. P. HUBBAR
COCHRAN HUBBARD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Office on Fourth street, two doors below
the Court House,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Practice in the Courts of Vest Virginia,
ana Selmont and Jefferson counties, Ohio.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dreuing
which Il nj
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving tiis
hair. u SOON
res~es Id1f>dw
ORGY hair % ~
~-0'aai osi4~,
ssh IL eloss
dndheshnea a
IA -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
REMEDY ron aHevmAr,s,a.
HOW TELlow FEELS WHEN HE Is FULL. OF
sTRYCHNME.

HOW FELLOW FEELS WHEN NE "a Fiji. Of
srRYCHNME
The Gold Hill, New News says: DR.. Har-
re. the we'll known aasayer, who resides At the
lower cod Of town, came near being poisoned 10
death !ase night through taking doss Of medi.
cine nor rheumatism. The settings in the
bottom Of the vial settled his case. The follow.
ing Communication from him, received At noon
today. tells the whole story: "Last night
(Ihunday) felt pain in my knee caused bv
rheumatism. / got up At ten o'clock and took
z oose Of rheumatic medicine, prescribed bv
Dr. !owland Of San Francisco. There was ONLY
one dose left and not at the time thinking Of the
settlement at the bottom Of the vial, took it,
Haitian hour after was
LAYING IN BED
with candle in hand, reading, was struck
:enssie's end speechleas. The candle fell on the
bsd and could neither stir nor cry ont for a
second Luckily the shock terminated in time
to Iet me put out The light or the house and all
wou!d nave been consumed. More and stronger
shocks and commissions then followed, and from
eymploms knew that had taken strychnne.
ny vile brought sweet oil, of which, took two
doees. But great God what torment, shocks
and convu!sons followed from 10 to IL o'clock,
when the death throes net in. | was convulsed
with hve shocks like man broken on the wheel
and the last shock made ME helpless and stiff.
felt, the earth give way,and called my wife to
me- NY hands were crossed. but could not
move them, nor any part Of my body, babe
'them all good bye. and swooned. My wife
SENT FOR DOCTOR,
and Dr. Kirby came about twelve and found
me still alive and somewhat rational. as the oil
had. its effect. From then unit: six o'clock this
morning had shocks like from galvanic bat.
Terry, every few minutes could not stir hand
or foot, and any attempt to turn my head
brought shock. To tell what suffered il
and had given up all thought of
lite; but soon began 10 recover, and now--ten
o'clock, A. Nj am able to write you this, il,
order that you may warn persons using this
medicine to beware of overdoses or settings.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
STATE OF DELAWARE, /

IJAhEs PoSrEs. Governor of the State of Della
eerdance with the proyisions Of an act Of the t
eSaI Assembly Of this State. that the th day ot
ssh. hundred and Ssius The TGES
DAY next AFTER the first Monday in said month. an
ection will be held in the several counties of this
nte. n the places in the hundreds. respectively,
(Which the general election is held. for the pur
"a OF e!ecting. by ballot. three electors for the
tl9n t9 a oI President and Vice President Of the
testimony wherecfI have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal OF the State to be
! am xed. At Dover. this tenth day Of Octobe r.
& in the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
NJ hundred and seventy-tw and of the inde.
dence Of said State the ninety seventh
JAMES PONDER.
MJoHN n. PAYNrER.
Secretary Of State, octlA-2w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

% Mixed Tfaia. Will run subject to delays Incl
to fsetght hVsanca. and will stop only at sta
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
i've New Castle for WILMINGTON and Philadel'
70 A. N. Lssye Philsdslp6is at 1900 N. and
'nsisSSH isSH9RaX Il M i ikxasSSsaF II III fkSiSsl:'' Sciis'l:'
tional to those shove. leave Smyrna for Clay
~ .: n. and 7y4 2: ~. Lsav Clayton for
snaS.4O Z. M. and 10O p. NJ. to make oonnec-
CONNECTIONS,
with the Kent County and Queen
kne'e 4 Keot Railroads.
LAYTON. with The Mary la.a and Delaware
xKkfNoTQN. With the Junction and Break
ter Railyoad.
eAtQR6 viii Tie Dosehsstse sad Delaware
(ttnAR, With the Eastsrl 6hors Railroad
W''oai'o saa roe1saeff. kEtsIn|tSSiSg kEtsIn|tSSiSg s.,.
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4 LIsI OF. the MAmes or p.p.

Al. IceuSeu 20 fetolI ROOUs. Wares nh m ~
Ssnsndse. produce and other propcrtv ~ .unre rer
70 se o. al kinds xhatsoever Persons icenssd
srs sci liquors. pedde:s tavern Keen.
,a%s ansursnce IRE insurance. vending Goods pr
ksrs real estate agencies. brokers private b.
doctors dentists circasscs catch;n
oe"Ssn Ssnnini s'n Fl any kind from The first day
Dls72. with tn sum by them resn asy OF April
Gs:, :n license to the Clerk Of Tho Peace uf Nsw
Ss.e a'. county. for the of the Stnte Of Ds,o.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

A baton, in the shape of sceptre of brilliant
workmanship, has been on show for some time
past at Milan. 1t is intended as gift to the
composer Verdi, from the Milanese admirers,
IN memory Of the recent performance of his
opera "Aida."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

The patent of the Messrs. Winans, of Balti-
more, for cigar shaped steamer, has been ex-
tended. The Winans have spent over ST ,OOO,.
600 in attempting to show the practical utility
Of their patent, without receiving one cent
Of indemnity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15
FENNSXAVANIA RAILROAu
GH&A0W9
II! nN AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. ?. /

wGsT z iSP PhiIAp1E99sSphAy..o 1fTts p1E99spAy. OCT. . 1872
Trains leave Depot, Thirty second ana -
Trains arrive at Depot. Thirty. first am, Mark. Sts
p,o, ..oon..' MAIN Line Wess~s@sSi. A'A'' S'''
au,. o.o am and II 10 m., IIu d IN 4 n, N -
Nasara sdae Express daily. except Sunday. $780,.
Sunday. $40 u. IN. """'' except
Maii s DAILY. excent Sunday .... .......,, 500 m
harrisburg Ace. daily. except sunIsv ; ~ pm.
ra.t ana York Ace daily. sunday iOS M
u,ncnnat, iln.m u1liy. except Sunday. $50 pm
southern Express 81, - =,
Er;e y ~ ~ press pres .....-.....-. II 40 D. m
raol! sunday Trains. 40 an and 8. a. u
L,nelnnati EXP. only to Harrisburg on Satnrdpxs
Err ds ams1ant night
LAZY except ounay ticket nst be Procured Il and
ofs,sea New xork 81 70 Make. s., BY 500 I'm
Express for New York. is, $50 and Ii 90 m and
Emisgant M, rnin Mn a. ana - = IN. and l22O night.
Nay Trains tor Bristol. q Is and IL - III pa ~; u;
way rri!n .or Trenton, Ii 80 m
Mc May 1T.in or iolnssourg and Tustleton 500 m
l2..o nicLt. ""u'' Afa'hs' 40 IL. t4j p III. aud
6Ai l III iejn H. connects at Trenton for Lambert.
kENSlNGfoN DEPOT.
VIZ ram for Suetpm NV ION, nD m. l2.3oS 7.l5 m.
5.p IN. Ill ana 4.,o and
~ ,fal"s 'or trenton, 1000 IN, % & m and
way frain ali for Bristol
r.,.x... FpK BELN lDERE DIVISION "00'''"'
lures ior fettof. Lanbertyille Easton s.-.r
ton, Sc., 40 atn S' i'iston' ecran-
WAY VA Train e Loiujertyillc ( pennips,on ,s .,n
H. | .renten Lambertyillc, Enston. Scran
Accom-. ior Bellidare and por,i,
""nNni slkaET FERRY.
&C. WWgcoiTTh2aa. ior New York via Amboy. saoon
nSon fnhS an ior trenton. 500 and 100 IN. p M
accommodation tor New York Vi, po,,h At,
100 T. m. "'A VIA fertn Amb0y,
uwrcoinnm Geo tor New York via JERSEY City 2oo,
WWay ram tor Burlineton..,','., '' q ;vo ~ = m'
EaS tiaThs Tor B1rlentown, 500 ami n an y ~ ~
"Apn'Sa IfaihS Tor Long Branch so n m ana . W, NJ
rxp. Tran for lIiehtstown. 6 10 orleoo
>.is rains ior Pemberton. Long Branch anj
49, 49, e3Yuthern and Iuckerton Ka1lTnnIs an anu
W. rr"lns ain tnf W Holly, l. 20 and ll.3Opm
""E rams Tor Pctaberton, lO.Qnam' :; A 5n,.r,
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''oaoSaII. General Munooer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-15

The French papers announce that Mr.. Reed,
late chief constructor Of the English navy, has
neen offered 100000 year to organize the
derman fleet, but at the instance Of the British
Admiral, he declined Bismarck's tempting pro
position.