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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October 7.-Bagging
steady; prices range from 134G.
143c for heavy hemp and flax. Flour in
good demand; extra family, S. 50a7.
Wheat steady; 81 4091 60 for choice
lots. Red and white corn firm and but
little doing; choice shelled, sacked, SOC.
Oats steady; 34c for sacked. Rye firm.
65@70c. Provisions slow and stronger
feeling. Higher price asked for bacon;
stock very light. Mess pork, Sl3 rs.
Bacon buoyant bat unsettled, 9s@1lB@
l2c for packed. Bulk meats, &c, shouL
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INCTNNAT

CINCINNATI, October Flour quiet
81 50G7 IS. Wheat steady and in mod.
crate demand; red, 81 5O91 IS. Corr
dull, 43c. Rye firm, 1@73c. Oats quiet.
old, 35c bid. Pork in fair demand aBC
price advanced; sales at Sl3 IS. LARD
firm; summer, zee; steam, 73c. Bulk
meats firm jobbing sales, 64@l0t@I0ic
Bacon steady and in moderate demand.
7461l@11}c. Hams, s~ugar-cured, firm,
l74G19c, summer and winter. Hogs
steady, 81 1904 IS. Whisky dull and
q shade lower; sales S6c.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat buoyant but unset
tied, closing firm; spring No. 2, 81 1910
l i25 spot. Corn advanced; No. ? mixed,
S2I9325c; regular, 3S5e. Fresh Oats
firm and in fair demand; No. 2, 2116
2l3c. Rye quiet and weak; No. 2, 52G
524c. Pork firm and demand fair, S14 so;
sales of $500 bbls at S14 50 for shipment
to Canada. Lasd quiet; quoted at Ss@
SIC for winter; SGSfc for summer. Bulk
meats quiet ami weak. Shoulders, 16l
@I6te. Short ribs 10i@103c. Whisky
steady, sec.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, October :, II 80 Am
Cotton strong; middling uplands, 95d.
Orleans, l05d. Sales, 1900 bales.
l p.m.-CcttOn active and Grmeri
middling uplands, ed; Orleans, l0bd.
Sales, 10000 bales; export and specula-
ton, 5000 bales.
5 p.m.-Cotton active and frmer.
middling uplands, 93d; Orleans, l0Bd.
Bombay shipments since last report tC
date, 1000 bales.
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The following table shows the quantity Of
cotton in sight at this date September n OF
each OF the two past seasons:
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LAND SALES.
In Supreme Court at Jackson.
No u. N. Q. D-ylrrinla Bach vs.. Ida

No Ii, NJ. C. D-VIrginia Bach vs.. Ida
LOundes et al.
DY VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced IN this
ID case June -, ls7Z, by the supreme Court or
Tennessee, az Jackson, I Will sell % the highest
bidder. In front Of the First and Second
~thancery Court rooms, on second street, in
the city Of Memphis, on
Friday, the FIRST day Of November, 1872,
within legal hours the interest o. accomplishment,
Virginia Bach, in the real estate mentioned
and described in the pleudings as follows An
undivided hail interest in a lot Of ground in
the county OF shelby, state Of Tennessee,
being part Of q division allotted % JOIN c..
McLemOre in the division among the pro-
prietOrs Of the city Of Memphis. and cOuveyed
by said McLem0re 70 John D.. b and
bounded a. follows. tO-WIt. Beginning az a
stake on the northeast side Of Market street
road, said stake being the southeast corner Of
a lot sold by said aha % VA Aiken T;
north side Of said road one hundred u0g feet
TO a stake. the southwest corner Of a lot sold
by said Graham 10 Hack & Nesbift. thence
with their northwest boundary about one
hundred and seventy-nve 40 feet 70 their
northwest corner icourse north 3 east {,
thence SOUTH 2E west one hundred fl0Ol feet
to Alkeus' northeast corner thence s0uth 50
west with Aizeus' line 70 the beginning being
the same lot Of ground conveyed by John D.
Graham % Ely FAIR Hudson, by deed dated
y, pages 1856 and lJ7, in the Registers office Of
shelby county. Tennessee.
said undivided One-half Interest In the
above described lot viii be sold on q credit Of
executing notes, with approved security,
bearing interest from date. for the purchase
money, and a lien retained upon the property
until said notes are paid.
join II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
GASrr Mcdowell solicitors.
October /. ISL OcT
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FROM ST. LOUIS To MEMPHIS BY RIVER
Flour, per barrel Sc; pork, per barrel, 6Oc
whisky, per barrel, 81 2; corn and oats, per
lGD pounds, 20c; hay, per 100 pounds, SOC; bacon
and lard, per 200 pounds, &c.
COTTON FREIGHTS,ALL RAIL-To New York,
5l ~; Boston, 81 30; Providence, 81 IS; Fall
River, 81 IS; Philadelphia, 81 Is; Baltimore,
81 10. Liverpool, s. Id.
COrroN ~FREIGHTs, RIVER \ RATL-New
York, 81 Is; Boston, 81 .; Providence, 81 30;
Fail River, q 81; Philadelphia, e. Is; Balti-
more, 81 W;LiverpOOl, s. sd
ALI RAIL FROM LOUISVILLE TO MEMPHIS
First class, per 100 pounds, 70c; second class
per 100 pounds, Soc third class, per 100 pounds,
sc; fourth class, 40c; nth class, per loo pounds,
Sjc; butter and cheese, per 100 pounds, 4sc
-four, apples, onions, potatoes, hOminy, corn
meal, per barrel, soc; beef and pork, per bar
rel, SIC; whisky, per barrel, 81 50; hay, per car
load, 50.
ALL RAIL PROM CINCINNATI TO MEMPHIS
First class, per loo pounds, Sc; second class,
per 100 pounds zoe Third class, per 100 pounds.
9c; fourth class, per 100 pounds, SOC; nth
class, per 100 pounds, 4jc; butter and cheese,
per 100 pounds, 56ci hour, apples, onions, po-
taJoeS, hominy and cornmeaI, per barrel, BE;
beef and pork, per barrel, 81 To- whisky, per
barrel, 3.
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MEMPHIS
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION,
Commencing October 10th, 1872.
And Continuing for Thirty Days.

MANUFACTURERS and others of this city
NJ and elsewhere. are notified that the tx
position Building viii be completed in due
time 10 be ODenedOn the 18th Of October. They
are respectfully solicited TO make display Of
their skill in al kinds of Machinery, Inveu-
tons, Products, Works Of Art, etc. Dealers
and manufacturers of all kinds Of Fabrics;
Boots, shoes, Hats, Furs,Aiusical instruments;
AgricuiIurists, HOrticulturi-rS and POmOlO-
gists, are invited to join in the display.
The ladies, especially, are invited TO eX
hibit specimens Of Embroideries, Needle
work, Preserves, Pickles, and articles OF
honseh.lL econnLnE and .LL-LLlL LanlIMork.
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NEW ORLEANH-

New ORLEANS, October 7, II 80 am,
Cotton firm and in good demand; mid
ling, 19ic. Sales, 200 bales.
2 p.m.-Cotton in fair demand; mid
ding, 19te. Sales to-day, 1000 bales
last evening, 1900 bales; receipts, 1881
bales.
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NASHVILLE, October Flour steady;
superfine, IS 5096; family, S797 SO.
Wheat, 81 5O91 Sc. Corn, 54955c. Oats,
30@35c. Barley, Soc. Rye, SO@S5c.
Cornmesl, 81 20. Provisions scarce and
firm. Lard-kettle-dried, Toe. Bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear rib, l2tc; clear
sides, 124c. Hams, sugar-cured, lSc.
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A IL PER CENT. INVESTMENT

80 For sale by the German National
Bank, Fifty Thousand Dollars OF shelby
County Bonds, issued to the Mississippi
River Railway Company, and due on the
first Of January, 1876; also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars Of Lauderdale County Bonds, issued
70 the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one-half Of which are due on the first Of jan
uary, 1876, n the other half on the nrst Of
January, 1875.
We recommend these Bonds as a safe and
profitable investment, and at the present
prices, S% per cent. and interest, wiz pay
over p per cent. sse2
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Flour has been quiet and, except for a few
popular brands, unsettled We give, I'm the
table below, a. near an approximation 10
prices as we can obtain. In the exporting
markets low and medium grades, SO long neg
j lected, ore now IA active demand for ship
meuL Curnmel SHOWS ut-le change; selling
from e 6ll2 Is. according as more or less ar
I riyes: on Satunda stocks were lighter, and
q 70 was obtained for some small lots.
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Friday, the rlr.. Day Of November. 1sza.

within legal hours, the real estate in said de-
cree mentioned and described as follows. Lot
No. one [l in Block No 50l N the southeast
corner OF Linden and DeSOtO streets, in the
city Of Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms Of sale: Seven months credit, pur-
chaser required 10 execute note with approved
personal security. and q lien retained upon
The lot until said note is paid Equity Of re-
demptiOn barred.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk
H.. CLAY king, EsrEs &JACKsON, Solicitors
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There VIII be No Charge for Space.

Exhibitors Of Articles OF their own manu-
factUre or the manufacture Of others, are re-
quested 10 notify the Superintendent in per-
I son or through the pOstof1ce, SO that space
may be assigned.
The Board OF Directors, on behalf Of the
/ citizens Of Memphis and the people of the
Southwest, cordially and earnestly invite eX-
1 hibitors from every part of the Union
{ Arrangements have been made for Cheap
/ Transit Of all Articles to be exhibited, and for
reduced rates Of fare to visitors from abroad
! on all Railroad and lines.
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Friday, the LIST Day Of November, 1879,

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in said decree, as follows:
An undivided half interest il a tract Of
land lying and being In shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Range six ,6l, Section one I'D. and
uth Surveyors District, containing fifty 50l
acres more or less, and bOuuded on the north
by Mrs. Grishahers lot, the Cotton Gin Fac
tory, Mrs. Troops, and Ms. Gays lots; on the
west by John Martins place; on the south by
MOleter's and DR.. MOrganis places; and on the
east by the place Of Mr.. Rhodes, and others;
said land being known as-the tract OF land
purchased Of j. :. Dennis by y. Mckeeha1
and sold by William Hack TO Mary K. Cole
man and devised by said Mary Z. Coleman to
defendant Maria l.. Mckay, and complain
ants' interstate frances A. Fleming, at that
time Frances A. G0Ode.
Terms Of Sale-SiX and twelve months
credit; notes with approved security required
for the purchase money and a Lien retained
upOn the land until same are paid. Equity
Of redemption barred. September ], I872.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Clapp,Vance & Anderson, Solicitors for Com
nIafuanr- CgZ
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Mn the wholesale department. orders are lib
eTal, and already they are received from deal
en- who purchased their stocks ia the city in
S~eplember-a proof Of the activity Of their
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Finances OF Tennessee.
COTTON.

Our Ia~t weekly review LEFT the market
strengthened uE favorable kilograms. holder
became GrWsr ia their viewsi In the morning
blt ~1fteued lu the evening. Buyers were
Le--laIl8g on account OF the higher askings
bot -H ul--s sold al Ea4qllzc.
lyE-lAr-Ielegram, reported the markets
firm and steady - brisk inquiry set in and prices
improved sales were 80 bales al IEsslsc for
-IuI--4lu--
MLuNE~uAH-New York and Liverpool Inn
proved prices the inquiry WAS active and 90
Hss- were -I.H-F1t o. the sales as on the
" .. r- days being % low middling and
u at e. Hl~- for mlddl4Hg: the inside
hsure showing "a s-l-enEl-ening over the day
before.
THUE-nhy-Advaure5 10 New York and
LEaIp11. made holders very nrm and rates
showed ll improvement, CO bales sold a. l,c
I1I mlal ing
Fsrua1-oufiuuei favorable news raade
cotton strong and 1890 bales sold-gOC1 Or1tu-
.F Do alleL midaLlnE, a. ibgl554c Ior Id
ding.
~ATrauAH-Botn New York and Liverpool
-.FaUr-L- exporters held Uut OF thc market
gHu- prices Too high for them; so oales
ais .lE the latter.
N#sl1E-New York kilograms reported an
easy maH.Hi -t 1886 Liverpool was active
and lIU 90 3 fu- receipts were fun 4Nl bales
L-l we've -lluHaL. There Was a good apply on
Ila table, 1uL no.deas wergNery stiff al higher
prices and exporters bought but IlJle, decler-
ing rates Too high Cor them. Toward evening
and The liberal receipts caused holders 20 e1-
lluH more t1 sell ana the marEeI closed
easier. The Hn.al sales amounted 70 100 bales
ul good Ordinary al E4lL-s r., low mildLng
on .-FIe Hs WH.u. ing Hf -e.sE4,lfC, str4cL MID
dHu- ar 4e, as Follows.
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PIANOS. ETC.
THE MAT-HU-SHE

WE are largely engaged in the Piano bust
ness. We ave secured the services Of
one Of the best Piano Artists and Tuners in
the country. PrOfi5human has 10 superior
in the management OF a Plano; he leaves
nothing unattended 10 which can give salts
faction. We guarantees all his work. II any
OF our friends nave Pianos which are cut Of
order in any way, and viii leave their address
at our Rooms, Prof. Shuman viii promptly
attend TO their equesus.
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ALLAN LINE.

One Of the steamers OF tkis hIst-class line
VIII be dispatched as follows
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The upward turn taken IN cotton, men,
lulcd lu our Iu>I weekly review Of the mar
Ael- la, remained the quotation for middllng
Do our market aruse during the week from
Is-gi744c on Monday last 10 lsAals1sc ON
saturday. IN New York The advance IN the
came time was from ls4c 70 lB5ec, aud in
Liverpool nom 81 tOWzd. b daily average
pucc OF milultue in our market since septem-
hef ISL has been f0r each week, ZL-a0c. D1c,
l7.lsc- Aa1c and TIE week now under review
lHH1r. Ecrelpt. during the week have mount
cd To- 2J4 bales against 1871 bales last week,
shipments 70 a"4h aHalnei SIS, stock 4as bales
against 4sb same time last year. Total re-
celpl7 1857 against l3,N1 last season, an IN
GREASE OF t' nrl-e- total shipments lbs bales
against L-sH la-l year. an cEces OF q bales.
sales this week were 41U bales 800 last week
THO most noticeable circumstance connected
with the receipt, IT. the decrease in the pro-
portion bclNceu those 81 thls and last week in
fnaIr relation 10 those of last year. Last week
receipt were 15l bales more than those OF the
must be noticed, however, in this connection.
tlaf tse continued nne weather mas kept the
hands III the fields picking; when rain sets in
they VIII 20 10 the -gin-house and large
ceints NAV possibly again go beyond those Of
mo c9rra@noudlnE period last year. The ad-
vance ina price mentioned above wall also Ia
Nor the Increase OF receipts. Ihtee elrc1h-
stances Il viii be well TO IN forming
about the course Of prices. The ac-
counts OF the state OF the crops generally a9ree
with lle statements we have published mat
heavy losses have been sustained by drought
ia the uplan0s ana Whereihe SOL ~ ueht ano
andy. The shreveport Board Of Trade nav
issued q report on cotton matters in which
thew say OF che crops of Northwest Louisi-
Eastern Texas aud part OF Arkansas;
lne caDrinued drought and worm have seri-
uusiy injured the cotton crop prospects since
TIE date Gf lasi report, On the Elh OF August.
Lplnnds will NOT make more than now opened
oT matured. the best yield on the hin lands
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LONDON, October 7, 5 p.m.-Consols,
money, 92t; account, 923; United States
coupons, sos, 1865, "a; 5-20s, 1867, 925;
10-fOs, IS; new fves, 500; Erie, 39B.
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FINANCE \ TRADE.

Aidcling Cotton is 10 TO Is S-4-Ex.
change IL Discount to is Pre-
mium-GOld liz.
ReTieWfof the Business OF the Week
AaTazce In CHS, Drugs, and Turpen-
tine-UBsettlcd Prices II the
Feed Market.
The Financial SituatiOR-Less Stringeney
-TightRess in New York, London and
Berlin-GOYernmeRt Coming 70
the RescHe-Ten Millions 20
be Placed on Market
IL Needed.
Cotton Unchanged by Telcgram-Ad-
TaHced in Memphis, 1850 bales
S0ld-ReYieW Of tine Cot
ton Market.
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ders, loose. Lard, 04a11e. Hams, sugar
cured, 1siGl9c; very few here; small
lots ON orders te higher. Whisky firm
at S9c.
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Supreme Court Sale.

No. 6g.-Second Chancery Docket-JOhn N.
Fleming, admir- Of Frances NJ Fleming,
deed, W. Robert II. Mckay Maria >. Nc
Kay ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced June Is,
I'D l372, in this cause, by the supreme Court
OF Tennessee. at Jackson, I viii sell 70 the
highest bidder IN front Of the First and Second
Chancery CourtnOOms, on Second street, in the
city Of MamnhLs- on
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In Supreme Court at Jackson

No. l0l, u. O.. D.-I0seph B0rO vs.. Mary AS.
Hartley r. Hartley.
DG VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced by the
ID supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson.
June 10th, Is72, in this cause. I viii sell 20 the
highest bidder, in front OF the First and Sec
Ond Chancery Court Rooms, OF Second street,
IN the city Of Memphis, on
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V

CINCINNATI, October Cotton firm
and in fair demand; middling, Isle.
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, October Cotton firm
and advanced; low middling, 17te.
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ST. LOFTS.
LOUISVILLE

ST. LOUIS, October 7.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS, October slight ex
change, par; sterling, 2lt.
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CINCINNATI,

LOUISVILLE, October Cotton firm
er; low middling, 1Sc.
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A M~agnidcent DOUBLE-BARRELED

In addition to the Premiums contained in
the Premium List, the Directors call atten-
dOu to the following additional Special Pre-
mlums, which they have concluded to offer,
viz:
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60 The Society will have a General Agent,
who viii take special care and give particular
attention to ali stock and articles on eXhibi-
tfOn At the Fair,
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LANE, MOORE 6 CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION
No. l Howard Row, Memphis, Tenn

WE again present our card to our patrons
wv and the public, and hope 70 share a Id
eral portion OF your patronage. Having a
warehouse Of our own, We give our personal
attention to the Storing, Sampling and Weigh
ing of all Cotton consigned to us. Our senior,
Mr.. Fletcher Lane. having been engaged in
the selling Of cotton in this city over thirty
years. we Halter ourselves that we can give
satisfaction 20 all. All c-Onsignments to Us.
eitherin the warehouse or in transit, covered
by insurance unless otherwise instructed.
Best brands of Bagging and Ties, and also
Supplies, furnished customers at Lowest Mar
ket rates.
We are also Agents for the PAUL VII.
LLAMS COTTON PRESS. which we sell at SO,
and guarantee 10 70 give satisfaction.
EE Liberal Cash Advances made on COn
signments. se5
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And to Close October &c, 1872.

THE FAIR GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFUL
il ~ situated on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, and ample transportation Is pro-
vided for visitors by the Southern Security
Company, ar cents the round trip, during
the Fair.
The If List Is very complete, espe-
ciai attention being paid 70 the exhibitions
by Planters and Farmers, and 70 every kind
Of Domestic and Homemade Product and
Ladies' Handiwork.
Splendid Premiums for Paintings by.uatiVe
artists and amateurs.
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N1IlNNzl
WIMNa
MOTHERS
Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN
TEETEING.

II sOftens the gums, reduces Inflammation,
allays all pain, and cures wind cole. Perfect
ly safe IA an cases. We would say to every
mother who has a suffering child, Do not let
your p~rejudices, nor the prejudiees Of Others,
stand between you and your suffering cAild
and the relief that viii be sure-yes, absolutely
sure-to follow the use OF this medicine, II
timely used.
Fun directions for using wiz accompany
each bottle.
Be sure and call for
Mrs. WfnsHOW's Soothing SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile OF CURTIS q PER-
KINsD on the outside wrapper.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. JUS
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COTTON MARKETs on WEE WORLD.

FRANKFORT, October - United
States coupons, sos, 1852, S55.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23
PEN NSYLVANlA RAILROAD
u III 0RN - g 8 5s;';sss;

"s ANp ArIEE Ar1T E,Y' NoSp,y; SErI, 10. NJ.
Trains leave Depot Thirty second ana Mhrket ST.
Trans arrive Depot. Thirty first ana Markr, ais
Paoli Accommodation daily. exceut sunday. 6.aU
ain., 83o "A IN. and II IL a. H. i.it p.m 40 PIN.
Lock Haven and Elmiru Expr..- daily. except
Sunday. $50 q. IN.
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily ex. sunday l6,p.m
Harrisburg Ace. daily. except Sunday. 30 pm.
Lancaster and York Ace. daily. ex sunday 4.l0p.m
Parkesburg Train daily. except SUNDAY. 30 .. u.
Cincinnati Express daily 90 pin.
southern Express daily 800 pm.
Pacific Express liio pm.
Pao, sunday Trains. "a: 10 am and t 10 ! IN.
Erie Mail saturday nieht runs only 10 " W,lams port
tor Emigrant Express T.ain. leaving l":D 4, In.
daily except SUNDAY ticket, must he .orursa and
New York DtNistOn
Exrres. Tor New York. Ii, -n and ll.to am. aLi
E~,sEani anti Tran az S..iS Tor NV @Glk s"r "a
Way Tram for liolmesbure and Bustleton, 10 IN
New York SUNDAY Trains. - IN. II p u. and
s .la ,rq W.s sGansss at rfsnou tor lambert
VIE anu "KfESsiNaaioN sf SStsif!Sasi DEPOT.
iioimssbnrg BustleIan. ~" am. la.to- IL IN
Msy Train for New Brunswick ...,.,. 2ao p N;
kxrress Trains tor Trenton. An IN aud 100 and
Way Trains Tor Trenton. io.e, a III. 70. 90 aud
100 y IN.
Way Train for BRISTOL ...s..-.... . t.po = m
FOR BELNIDEkE DIVISION
Express tor Trenton. LamherA lille. Ea,ton. Scran
Ton, &c.. 81 III.
Wa, Train TO Lambert,il-A P.uniuston. II 90 am.
Express for Trenton, lambett,ili-. kaS,on Strsn-
4 ton. ". acc m.
Accom-. tor Brldidere aud Pennington, ~ m
! MARKET srknEr FERRY.
AnlbOy Division.
AecommodA. for New York VIA Amboy. ~ u IN.
Way Trains TOR Trenton. sno and lapu a Ia. T. ~
noon and LOO. 500 and 6.'npm.
Accommodation tor New ofk via Perth Amboy.
zoo pm
| Arcomm' Tor New York Via Jersey city. apt y m
Way Train for burlington 6.4i
Way Trains for Borlentown. suuani II. ~ IN
Express Trains for Long Bran n 80 III aud > Ia
pm
Exp. Train. for lIightstown. tp n III and B. - y IN
Express Trains for Pembetton. Long Branch and
Nj. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. Goa u
IN and 2.i5 y III.
Way Trans tor Mt. Holly |. 90. $ 20 and Il - = IN
Way Trains for PeAberton. lo.,p H.. =. etV an
on JPN.
sleeping Car rirkt Is iur the West can be hsi n
Application At the Ticket Office. sl Chestnut street
and ut the Depot. Thirty second an Market SIS
Agents OF the Mon Transfer Company will cali
tor and deliver Baggage at the perots. orders wi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Iike Card
| can also be abta,ned at the following
TICKET OFFICES. s.: g. : :, Ha, ss',
Ne. ll6 Market street
and at the perots and Ferry named above
A j. .CASSATT. Gtnr5,t! Hanayrr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-23

The Mixed Train will run subject TO delays incl
dent 10 freight business ana will stop only at sta
tions where time ir given
. NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New astle Tor imlngton and Phiisde!:
4 ~ VI Leave PhiladelFhia at l20p NJ, AMI
SMl kAA BRANCH TRAINS
hdditlonGito those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton ii H- a. IN. and t.ao r. m. Leave Clayton for
smyfhah ~ a. m. ami ..CD T.. M. L. max Q connec-
ton Win trains To and ttom Dove and station.
S"ute
CON INJECTIONS
A. Tow MEND Wiii the hent County aud 4usen
Anne's kent Railroads.
Al CLAY TON. With the MAJ, land and psiaw are
Railroad.
Al hAkRlNdIuS. With the junction and Break
water Railroad.
AtSfAfokD with the b,r,h.stet aud Delaware
Railroad.
at DELMAk. With the Eastern Shore Railroad
Ant Wicoinlco aud rocnmoke Railroad.
II. kENNEY SUIT