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,Web1ter School Conn issi3t1SrS.
0nmotion the report was recomrnitted,
with instructions to the Superintendent to
inquire and report all the facts In the
case, in reference tothe teacher as well as
Master Lynch,
perintendent was instructed to have Mas
ter Lynch re.admitted into the school in
Webster township WASH W -
The application Of John Walters lior
permission to have his daughters Lottie
and Blanche received inlthe First Ward
School, although they reside in the Sec.
ond, was read and the motion TO grant the
request was voted down.
Rev. Mr. Mueller was confirmed as
teacher in the German, Department, Vice
Rev. Fuendling resigned. ~ ~
The application ol,Adam Mckee Of the
Second ard for permission to send two
ofShis childrento the First W ard. school,
was read and referred to the Committee
on Teachers tor TeportsEI SyEn
On motion the vote by which the appli.
cation Of Mi. Walters was rejected was
reconsldered, and his petition was refer.
The PoorS ba1iUe eonc9e ~.
lar biSs;SSS II ~ sSIS = az ~ Y :,
tTs GomSI ~ n ~ ~ : z
was ts-en nm - N-N' Jaw '"'''4'
0nm6tion tie Board went into Com.
mittee Of the Whole (Capt. Wilson being
conS;d ero t;on n M, s ssdst S0'ueu VIII 'ne
After the r rono-t M b :. oooo,,o-oa
the cohimiitsa yeSs o St,sSg,S H. ~
and t5Ss sSs . ~ y.
bv he BoarG sThs III ann M and S St;on w Az
adonted "'''n wac
The ioIlowinSoi <vSvS beSySa. p..,,-.s
That the niles ~ the Roard snd ~ O ~,
and snlst;n,,s q o az Ivy
red To sbs Tomm;ttse on PnSoa ND US t Pea
ulatioIs Is special coInnit tee, 10 arrange 1s
improper s, order & and have them printed.
stS ~ S.le ssouS
WORK sol fence around Fourth ward
school house Waal Allowed $3.50 on the
,,arir dn.n -
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Z Fonsrk ueita ,AsaRKok TIos .-Despite
The, threatening aspect Of the olOuds.yes-.
terday morning, Of an early hour people
from the country q came i pouring into The
city e, attend the exhibition Of Fore
paughs grand aggregation. Hundreds of
our own citizens were soon on ttbe streets,
leading 70 the Baltimore Jepot, as as It was
known that the show was az coming by rail,
and would disembark Of that point. The
crowd in and around the deDot became
immense, and about 0 O'Clock the flrst
train arrived bringing a long line Of cars
filed with the paraphernalia Of such an
establishment as ForepGugh conducts.!The
work Of unloading canvas, seats, wagons,
horses, etc, occupied nearly three hours,
50 that twas well nigh 10 O'Clock be-
fore the line was formed for the grand
parade, So short was the time between
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sEyRRELY HURT.-Yesterday morning
between 10 and l o'clock, Byron Ora.
craft anemployee il, the Rsgistr Office
became involved in difficulty with q party
roughs, on the northwest corner Of Mar.
ket and Monroe streets, during sWhich,he
received a severe cut Just below oneoI
his eyes and was otherwise considerably
hurt he was taken into q saloon in the
vicinity where his wounds were washed
and dressed We heard latesiast might
that ctacfatt's physician was fearful brain
fever would result from his injuries, and
that The sight Of theipjured eyes be de-
BttoYed. We erc also told that no % per.
SON vas permitted to see hi& yesterday,
butthe members Of the family NO clew
has.beend discovered, to the perpetraton 81
Encourage, ThersR were I'VE d them, and
they fed Immediately after committing
the foul deed. -ss'----s-
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EYE BuRNRD.-Thomas Cassidy. an
employee at Cecil & Co.'s foundry on
Main street, had one OF his eyes badly
burned Wednesday evening, by d small
globule Ofmolten, pig iron striking the
ball Of that delicate member. -. -.
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FIRE IN ThE EsnTH W ARD Yester-
day afternoon, between 4 and 6 O'clock,
the stable, Of MI, ydingers "a resident in
the Eighth ware, was discovered on fire.
The'buildlng, with all its contents,3 was
consumed. We could not learn the losS,
nOtesSuld we ascertain the origin p III, 9i
fire. hrs hsn2 80 10 sbssbEas boa ,gIEIy
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EpI1I-At II o'clock last night nearly
allthez cells the slock.up weresiull,
with several wardsto hear from" The
prospect Of. q heavy docket in the police
court this morning, was encouraging. 4
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MASS MEETne.-The Odd Fellows
Mutual Aid Association proposed to hold
a grand mass meeting at their hall, corner
OF Monroe and Fourth streets, last Mon.
day evening, but the weather was 50 IN.
pleasant that 1t was postponed until this
evening. The interval has been employ
ed in perfectlng the arrangements for the
affair, so that those who attend tonight
viii only be the gamers by the postpone.
ment. The success Of tie meeting is as.
sured, andlan evening Of morethan ordi'
nary pleasure is anticipated. "
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Jgsg received y ]. D, STATIONS, 800
boxssof Initial Papsrs which,heis sell
ing 81 greatly reduced price. The aaIni.
tial Casket" four tints, ID One box, 6Oc.
Cottage" lavender tint, 400; ia Pat
IL rose tint, ESQ EaohboH contains,e4
Gheets Of paper and "a envelope, and win
be sent BY mail postage paid, upon re.
6eipt oEprice. ,SI Ia EI&h sdSw /
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O.o9F.zDelegstes to the Grand
Lodge are requested to meet at the Com.
mittee Room, Odd Fellows Hall, this
evening at II O'Clock. ~. 80 ~
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STATE REPUBIIcAN CoNvENTIoN.-5We
were shown a letter, yesterday, from the
General Ticket Agent Of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, in which he stated that
delegates to the State Republican Con.
vention, to be held at Grafton on the 2Sd
OF May, will be returned free to all points
onthe Main Stem, and the Parkersburg
and Winchester branches, on presentation
ofcertiRcates signed by the Secretary Of
the Convention. -. -
esvSf% 2lzsI !. al lie. Il lSfH
. Axsb CRus n d Yesterday morning
during the excitement attending the dis
embarkation Of iForepaugh's menagerle
andcircus from the cars at the Baltimore IS
Ohio depot, Henry Cain "a bEakenan, had
hisleh hand badly crushed while coup.
ling cars. He was taken to Adam Blum's
boarding house, and DR.. Reeves sent for,
who stipulated the second finger of the
injured hand, and it is feared
that one or two'of those still remain.
ingwill have to be taken Off, Mr.. Cain
has been On the road tor several months.
His home Z. at West Alexander, Penn.
sylyania.
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y sECBEEARY OF AMERICAN SIS. UNION
no MASON &iHAMLtH AT the Numerous
Sunday School Conventions and Institutes
which ! attend, l generally find, some
purtableIreed instruments, good or bad,
new or old! The Mason & Hamlil are
hesweetest toned, the most manageable,
and, even when they bear the mark Of
age, the most reliable, and least likely to
get out Of order. The advantages OF the
automatic swell are not approached BY
the swell arrangements Of any other make
of'instruments.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-This Court was
in session a short time yesterday morning,
and adjourned until 10 A. N. Saturday,
without doing any business ofpublic In
tercst. ~ - 10 % 2. T.s
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MvIc4IE5Thel wheeling Musical
Institute will give one Of their charm.
ing musicalezs Intervening at=PetGson,s
Building on Main street Our citizens
have already had abundant proof of the
musical abtlitYof the Institute. 10 thatwe
need only, make the announcement TO in.
sure fulfhouse. To those who wish to
enjoy an evening otrare entertainment
wesay, 60 tothe Musicale to.nlghtsSss
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LADIES, go TO John Roemer & Co.'S fol
the cheapest and handsomest Plqae, only
20cgll .eag- - r1arG .ltl .6ir ii alfriqa 10
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9G,scMErHrNa new at themusieqs in Pc.
terson's Building, Main street. tonight
Admission % cents. % lstfo 7al HRal
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GoTo Brown d Higgins Gallery and
pee their new stylsof Photographs which
are admired BY all d ID fss gal.,,6lo
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BEsT Violin, AND GUITAR STRINGS in
the city, are be found ~ sheibs Music
Store, Monroe street. u
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II you wish to select your Spring wan
Paper from a large and cheap assortment
Of all grades, you will ,do, well e. call a
PAUL & orrs before going elsewhere, and
you will be sure to find what you want,
Remember the place, PAUL 8 Orr, No. 90
Market street. q sai iGdi Boz glrBI }
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Having used the Mason s Hamlin in.
struments in my home for over fifteen
years, l should consider it great calam7
i!y, to be without one ne. 9i,l.asi, u s,ai
tg,oHsr =, ~ Rev. ALFRED TAYLOR,
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CIosNG Our sALE.-Ten dozen Misses
Leather Shoes 70 Be sold regardless Of
cost for the next ten days a. v, Rlond's.
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CA1LAT.J D. srANToN's and examine
his bis stock J or Wall Paper. BE has the best
selected stock in the city. Paper trimmed
readyAor hanging, free Of Charge. Don't
forget the place, corner. Monroe and Mar.
kst Streets opposite; the Mol Lure House
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THE New Style Photogaphssnow5 ON
exhibition at the Partridge Gallery. are
thefnestthings out, rallAud.see. them...
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LADIES, while out shopping, .dropin a,
John Roemer & Co.'s, 100, and see the
largest and cheapest stock d goods inthe
citv J1tfag yIIupToggpTg u .tIE1 a
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acknowledgement.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1879.
Travellers Register.
New Advertisements.

Universal Exhibition OF French Flow.
ers, Fruits, Trees, &c.
On Marriage special notice. so
Auction Sale. III o. 5arsg1ggs
For Sale-Stocks. f4es-g t1EfNpy
co to g. Mendel, Booth & Co.'S 2 81
Carpets MAI so -gys
For sale-Land.Y b
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p. NJ. April II, 1872, and d SelSck A, ~
April 10, 1872. In testimony whereof the
tsaid Justice and Jurors hereto append their

p. NJ. April n, 1872, and Il Selock A. NJ
April 10, 1872. In testimony whereof the
said justice and Jurors hereto append their
hands 0 igT gYEnJ76Mt /
T. Stone, foreman. Daniel Arndt.
sis = mn hBSs. Ca55SSSaHAA s ssIl,
Felix Dold. ~ Daniel sehAmhra.
Thomas GOWN J.6. Gillespie,
~, Rom. IL GuLIGrr, yE1let.
Upon the rendition Of this Yefdlet q
warrant was formally issued for the ap-
prehension Of strauder, though the officers
had been out after him since seven o'clock.
1t was ascertained that he had taken the
early train north OF Bridgeport. The
conductor was telsgraphed 10 know
where such sperson got of, but noanswef
had been received OF the hour Of writing
this. A Wheeling gentleman 70 sewing
machine AGENT heard Of him at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF q house some
five miles up the river on the Ohio Side.
He had left there two hours beforH. There
are other stories about the direction Of his
alght He was seen IN. East Wheeling
about seven O'Clock ID the morning. He
was seen on the Island about half past
four on his way ID Bridgeport, The toll
keeper says he did not cross the bridge
ThetSiwas q tumdf last evening that he
had been arrested. near steubenyille but
JttlaclEB confirmation. u .oa1a y a5sri nc !
THE MURDERER AND HIS VICTIM.
Taylor st1adder Is avery light malat!
to:7about s2lyeanofsge; about 8 feet 10
inches in stature and stoutly built. BE
has rather a spare face with high, cheek
bones, and Eears! q scatteringJ besid5 On
his chin. he Is a carpenter by trade and
has been working the past winter for.
Bed eEmhofB of Center Wheeling, and
has recently been working tcr VIM. 'Ex-
a Anna srausder was a daughs&'6GHa.
~ schley, barber OF this city. She
married one GDr.n Green, who used to
drive the medicine wagon of Mcbride,
the King Of Rain,pi lereenid deserted lhst,
we believe. Atleast they were separated,
and she married strauaer about'a year
ago. The little girl Fanny is her daugh.
ter by Green. 1t appears from the testi.
mony Of her sister that the relations be-
tween her and strauder have not been
agreeable; that they frequently quarrelled
and that he hadifhreatened to kill her.
1t was testified by Fanny that they quar-
relied the night before the tragedy 1t Is
understood among the neighbors that the
cause Of this domestic infelicity was jeal-
ousy on the part Of sttander, A'',''1
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2IE- iiU7t IVA U.GTIS0dH tau I
.38!.tf 20 TtoJ7-ll'TAq .l'sIJ q vai y
-Tr9p2 q Z ahNH 8.
Gsr rssrE' 81 r'a-H 4. n H
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THOSE who viii save money should
buy their Boots and Shoes at L.. v.
Blends. lfEra' g1Hal llllAItll
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LET eveEy,odd Fellow, attsndthemass
meeting on Mutual Aid Association, 10.
night, lat their 6allk J i Z a0W1pR
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In order to close but q lot Of Misses
Leather Shoes I win sell them regaldless
Of cost for the next ten days, L v.
Blond. ~ $50.
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9iEyery genuine box of DR.. Nc
LANES LIVER Pills bears the signature
Of Fleming Brothes, Pittsburgh, Penn,
sylvaniaJ7and their private U. satamp.
lY Take no other. The markets. full
nF;n,ita3inrs $40 o. izAW MT lE', rob
vi 4 HtSP7' nj 1..f mi D.. snrlr--,
1t is the popular verdict that people
wholhaye been accustomed. to theiuse of
Bitters or Cordials, are obliged eveltu.
ally ,toresort to McLANE's LIVER Pills
for permanent relief. i'''>A ap2Os&w.T
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..os1ss' sssaas s'Ja5- . sr -11sg
H1f s.u
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SPRING and Summer Dry Goods

49, 5idsnY % 77.iW ElnmgfiIJ n.l'.n
leed 10 lissn 97um lYfd Ysai ,rna1-e q
B % Ggahi oiiaI2 ~ is) 7lai uI sllG.av
,aHlsH
,rthp sft a. -,l,,I ..r t.p-,I keL
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HlspsoMRsT Black Sikh the d s:foi
g 90. Can't be bought for less thar
IS 90. amor
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JOHN ROEs1IIEa 6 6. Win s5sll Japanese s,MV
sllk Tor 81 % that, sells, ,eyeryplace, for
$i's5H oallaad'see iot yourself 0ii'''
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9 FuN.at the musicale tonight in Peter
sons Building, Main street Admission
g cents; = i r.. .-..,. is,'.g 4,
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b5lGE-oo J.=azfli sSsae) .e5I1oK sTo5s .i,vri,
c; hosr,i7 q NV "a 5'7iv iisU'ifg astTE Il
tsa tnmr'gr- fosf.se
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.s5RnRABER the Odd Fellow mass
meeting, tonight, on Mutual Aid Associa.
ton. Addresses BY DR.. Westwood and
Others 9th a,sai1l o,is41g qae3iI az q y i y
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HAVE y I'd seen sa I the New Style Pho.
togIaphs at the Partridge Gallery.rsI ssG
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POLICE CoURT.-Tobe Vance was re-
leased from jar Wednesday, and the iifst
thing hddidwas to get outside Of a)lafge
quantity Of whisky. The officers found
lobe in q terribly intoxicated Hcondltlon,
and yesterday morning he was arraigned
before Judge Good tUfans2er therefor.
AS usual in such cases the testimony was
brief but very'direct, and a fine ofone dol.
lar and costs. imposed. In default of pay.
ment lobe was sent to the chain gang
for ten days.
Elias johnson and GeorgeiD uboisytwo
more victims TO their appetite for strong
drink, were tried and fined one dollar
each, and costs. We believe both OF
them went to keep lobe company on the
chain ganR,i 7sg sfi brl il8sIoisu1 Il1df
Elsn wTTPgV ~ ii F sEgtH I n Tsr.s L1a NulfIe
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BRnI1ANT WEDDING At ST. PAuI's
CHURCu.-Thers is something eminently
appropriate ina wedding at church. Il
is less embarrassing, too, to walk up the
broad aisle than TO enter a crowded par
lor. 1t is so like going to church, you
know; only there is something to be nc.
complished in the church which seldom
hippens more ithauonce ineach life 10
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EgoY WaN. 80
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vERcIcT Of coRoNRRs JURY.

An Inquisition taken. at the house of
Taylor SraudeEI inlthe township Of Mad.
ison, in the county Of Ohio, on the 18Th
day Of April, in the year 1876, before Rob
ert q. Gillspy, eiJqstice In said township
in said county Of Ohio, upon the view Of
the body OF Mfs. Anna strapder, there
lying dead. q The durossworn to.ilqpire
when, how and by what Jmeans the said
Anna Strapder came 10 her death; upon
their oaths do SAY that the said Anna
strauder was killed by means Of .. blow
or blows madeIwith 81 hatchet upon the
temple and behind the ear bYlher husband,
Taylor Strauder, onTor about the31 9Th day
Of April, 1879, between The hoarso OLD
VqOT1 wHV 40
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.I-tH,lHCrsK 1,31t0 3slss2
F " sH 1fW gfguf
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.saEiriai rtS ysa. ia!a7' ts4.r 9am
fD0lilV bl5assA y asllU rEj Tsi'
lam Ysti ,gHI tlo'4sg sol bun
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a grander success Ola similar character
ever was known in this section! Fore.
paugh made hosts Of friends, yesterday,
and, we presume, what Is equally crafty
ing to him-cplenty ofmoney. Bs'in
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DELAWARE RAlLKOAO LINE.
R ARRANGEMENT

q On anu after MONDAY. July 18th
Ngls72 SUNDAYS excepted.l Trains viii
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The DEFEAT OF HARRY BAssErT.-.It has
len mentioned by telegraph that the cele-
1nted racer, Harry Basset, the rival of Long.
Qow, was beaten at Prospect Park. New
1ork, on Saturday, by MOnafchist. owned nv
J.. II. Sanford. This was most unexnectea
eult, as the odds were extrayapantlv in
mvor or Bassett. The race was a da,h of
9tee miles, and very exciting. In drawing
@e places Monarchist had the inside hnf
Sceesett got the best of the start by full
9Th. AT the quarter pole they were head
s1o mead, out Basset soon got the lead. and
ee0lng up the stretch they seemed To mnva
omost with the..speed of the wind The fase
~ Basset ran the closer Monarehist saemad
Onang to him, and at the finish of the tirst
ue, which was run in las, Bassett only Ied
eeIquariers of allength. The next mile
was almost repetition of the first. INT on
oeeing the stretch MOnarchist was still nnlv a
lex behind the favorite, and when AGAIN
taey came up the stretch both were ~H;n"
3ore slowly, and they passed the stand hav,
~ run the two miles in 337k Az ,thev
1eSed the stand the general opinion was that
oonarchist was running the fastest. and that
ne only stuck to his work he would win.
asset however, kept the lead until we'll into
- straight, when the whip was applied to
0onarchist, and he came up even with Ras-
st, admist the greatest excitement. Mon
.xchlst came home the winner by two moths
ms58H. On returning to weigh neither
nefse appeared to be Observation-Disclosures
Stainly was not, while Bassett cantered
LAY to his stable. The scene at the finish
Mas one of the greatest excitement. all pre-
u, even some of tie losers, shouting them
ives hoarse. 's '"'"'
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The Mixed Train viii run subje 20 delays incl-
dent to freight business, and will stop only Mt sta
,ions where time Is Civ n.
NEW CASTLE TRAILS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philade.
at 40 A. NJ. Leave Pkiladelpha at l2.lo NJ. and
Wilmington at Lilo p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave smyrna for Clay
ton Il .35s H.. aLi 7.s5 p. H., Leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 .. T.. sad 200 ,. ~. to make connec
ton with trI.a' and from Dover. and stations
south. .E .E
CONNECTIONS.
At NSESD. with the h ent County and Queen
Anne's + X ent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad.
AtHAkRlNdT0N. with the Junction ani Break
water Railroad.
AT SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad
Al DELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and ,,icomico and rocomoke Railroad.
II. i. kENNEY, Supt.
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2ailrna6 Yiues.
Phjlade ~nla, wilmington aud Balti.
more Railroad.
N00W . e. g 9
II, 3 TABLE.

II, 3 TABLE.
CoIoueneineA II. June ii, 1871. TrA,ns win leav
S.Rf: s'si
M ..
ton with smyr. ..sneh Railroad and Mary land and
Delaware Railren =! Harrington with Junction and
kA,lroad. as Sails with wicomco and Pocomoke
ExfkEss TEAM 81 oM. tsand.y. ..s.p..s., %.
Syss and toss.st .. VT
sxpslss 3s.is .iie ,' M G
B.ls'moIeana Washin s!On stopping chsstsr. Thur
son.Ss..ss Es.oa shsass1G fsif
VILE, HArvs-ds-Gla ace. Aberdeen. PsrrymAn Ed 81
w.e
ssaa W.
H.,ie-dssdl. ..Iryn o's ani Mapoa.
SIC ppns . al. ssoa ra.a akAhSs 81.
LkaSE FHiLADELPHIA =. Iots ai.lS M $50 .s. s@
Bel of si and la sa,isH H''
LLAvE wILM.S ToS a. o..s go and 80 M,.a.vo .uo
;.os .s,e.g eas.,.I fa'i.dsoOia' saads7 lay
The SIS 4. a: Wilmington will CO n-c. Al.
Arsenal action BY street cars the $50 A. 81.
PHiLA. AND BALro cESTeAL r. 4. IRAlNs,
.6 .Sd Gsff.. S.s'1 'H f
Leave in!Isds;ph.s Tor toI' deposit Sundays srcsp
rssa an an eSS 1 4e.al. .
s.ys $50 p T rnHas .h,a IA ;9 el0.r e'sn.
Wednesday, aha Saturdays 2SJ p. Ia, The ! ~ ]. IN
train stops Al ait Station te.ween Fhtlade pn4 an
| Lalokn.
Port pepo. for philadslph.. suuaa,. excepted
| - g. IN andt IS r. IN oxtold for fhAiel PIMA Al
$40 a. IN: Chaid's Ford for phAdelphia 10 IA
| sunday, leave Pniladelphs tor Oxford : a. IN,
| leave oxford for PnilAielphis $40 .. IN.
rains leaving Wilmington At 6.+5 40l vii
conect A. Lainok.a Junction with the 100 A. m anc
.s, p IN; trains Tor fhi!saslpha and ,ltmer, Cen
| tral Railroad.
| THOUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
| LEAvE WILMINGTON at 1880 u ~ ?. 5&2 10 30 r j
| CHESTER FOR PHiLADELPHIA.
LEAR CHESTER Al .2S 7s2. ss3. ana IL Os A. 81
! l2ss 2Il. al. N.o33i, 6.ll I. So aad 10 So il.
Prom Bait fhtadelpha. Lesv. Baltimore at T.
A.1. Wa Mill ySAN. E1pres a.5 ?. NJ M
| press 7.l5P. ". Express ll.0V +. n EHps-s-.
Prom BALTIMORE Port Depositaud Imedi
| at5U0P. NJ
AcoommodA,oa ainfrom Port Deposit i'll PER-,
vile at6 II An. for rBaltimoreAnd Intermediate sts
lions.
TRAINS FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester a. 1915 and 9 IL A. H., and &Sjp
Leave Wilmington az 1882, Is and lO w A. r., los
| 5.lt ?. y.
| SUNDAY TRAIN From BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore IS p ~ stopping At MAguo,a Perr
mans Aberdeen, HAvre-de-<t, ace. Perry -.
Town. North East Elkton. Newark, stanton, New
pot, Wilmington, Claymont, LiEwCcc and Chester.
u. y. kkSSEi. sposrint dsnS