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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-10-06
CITYITEMs.

rv-Es ,oo,,id CAL the attention Of our readers 10
IN Advertisement of Horace Waters son, headee
aWATERsi CoNcBAFo PARLoR ORGANS " and tor
description Of them we can't 40 peVeE IMAM " copy
the foh6WlnE: -. ,1..... w.
1.-THE WIfKRs' CONCERTO PARLoR oRsAHs.-We
aoe glad to chronicle any new thingo or any improve
ment upon an old one, that tenas 10 populRfze mu-
sc py rendering fits study either easier or more az
tractiye Lately our attention has been called TO
new paten ed stop added to the Waters Reed organ
called the Concer Stop. II Is so voiced as 70 nave
q tone ike full, rich alto voices it is especially
human In It's tone. 1t Is powerful IS Wen a. sweet
liked it best in Solo or with Full Organ. We regard
This as valuable addition 70 the Reed organ
raj Nep Yorker,
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sB-Ths S mple Reason why Hand SaPolo is the
best article in the world for the constant use OF al
classes OF people, is because 1t will do what no other
substance will, rs follows:
Mechanics entirely remove tar. paint, OIL
and varni from the clothing and handB.
Farmers. - Its use will prevent tan, sunbnrn,
chapped hands.
Norking women.-It will take the place OF pow
ders and cosmetics for beaRtiying the compile xion
and will render the hands white and soft no mattel
Low much they are used.
Everybody-It is the best article in the world fol
removing all cutaneous bsmishes from the skin snf
rendering It white, beautiful and natural In color
In price cheaper than soap-only 10 and 10 cents I
cake, &C oIding to size.
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alutiffs in Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States
for the In bankruptcy
District of Delaware.
In the matter OF Thos. j. Graves, Bankrupt
District OF Delaware, IS
This is to give notice that a warrant of Bankruptcy
has been Issued out OF the District Court OF the
United states for the District of Delaware against
the estate OF Thos. j. Graves, Of Wilmington, IN
the County OF New Castle, in said district who has
been adJudged bankrupt on the petition OF
CREDITOR; that the payment OF any debts and
The delivery OF any property belonging to such liank-
rupt to him. or for his use, and the transfer OF any
property by him, are forbidden by law; and that a
meeting Of the Creditors of said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and to choose one or more Assignees
Of his Estate will he held at Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden at No 600 King Street, IN Wilmington
CITY, before Levi G. Bird, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy for said District the 25th day OF October
D., 1873 al 10 O'Clock a, NJ. . -
JOHN NJ. DUNN,
oc B-2t U. s. Marshal, for said District
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A rain storm, last week, damaged much I'M
cured fodder,
Drummond's mill. near Middletown, will soon
be in operation again.
The Dover post office is about to undergo a
removal to a new location.
There will be two murder trials at the next
term Of the Sussex county court.
John Dunning, who formerly resided at Dover
is boot-maker in Ottumwa, Iowa.
The Kent County Levy Court meets on the
14th and will then instruct the assessors.
Parvis KIRBY, of Kent county, has peach tree
which has grown its second crop, this season.
The colored people Of Milford are preparing
for grand emancipation celebration on the 22nd
inst.
Philip Burnett has been promoted freight
and ticket agent at the Dover depot, in place OF
William Walker, resigned.
j. II, Spirry 4 Co., of Philadelphia, are the
contractors for the building Of the Baltimore,
| Chesapeake AID Del. Bay Il. Il,
| Lewis Melvin, 70 years old, OF Frederick, dief
| suddenly on Friday, the 10Th ut.. while walking
/ up Ernest Mharton's lane, near Magnolia.
Mrs Matilda NJ. Yandegrift and NJ. Il. Walker
| have taken out Letters of Administration on the
| estate of Jacob A. Yandegrift late OF ST., Geor
/ ges HID, deceased.
Stsytons vile, in Sussex county. is entering
| upon new career A steam saw aud grist mil
| Is in process of erection and an NJ. E. Church
| i6 by y has just been finished
In tearing down the front wall Of the Stat
House brick was found marked, Il. Bell, thu
3rd l7sS' 1t is supposed to have been don,
by John Bell, who resided in Dover about tina
town.
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81 For Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
depression OF spirits and general debility in tnelr
varieus forms PhospOrated Elixir Of Calisaya
made by Caswell, Hazard Co, New YORK, and
ant tonic for psten recovering from fever or 9th.
er sickness, it has no eqaal. II taGen during the
season. 1t prevents fever and ague and ether inter-
mtttent feyera.
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LAND SALES Geo. W Ingram, Real Estate
Agent at Aliddletown, reports the following
sales Week before last week, three houses
and ten acres Of land in Middletown, for X. l..
Price, to David Stats. Last week he sold a
from near. kenton Del, belonging to Geo jan
yier, Ezq., containing about 800 acres to DR..
jos Goodlug OF Eenton, for SO 600. Also the
farm Of Joseph Donoho, near smyrna, to Gra-
ham Price for 20 500. He has also sold lot
5Oxl50 in Middletown with shoe shop thereon,
by L. Il. Hushebeok to Mrs, NJ l.. G. Patton,
for sGl5, and the sale Of a lot of about one
half acre in Fieldsboro, by Mrs M, +. Rosia, to
Edward Silcox, Esq, for 900.
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GRAND ENcAMFMENI AND LODGE, l. o o. F.
The Grand Eucampment l. o, U. F.. of Della
ware will meet at Old Fellows Hall, in tls city,
on Tomorrow evening, the 18th inst, at y!
O'Clock. Officers will be elected, the annual re-
ports Will be read, aud the grand represe NATIVE
from the EncAmpment to the Grand Lodge OF
the United states viii report. On the following
day. Wednesday the s,h the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware l. o o. F., will meet at 10 0 clock, A.
NJ
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ACCIDENT AT THE NEWPORT ROLLING Mills
BY an accident at the Newport Rolling Mills OPP
eratious have been suspended for few DAYS
until the necessary repairs can be made. Two
cogs have been broken from a wheel which
weighs about two tons, and this is sufficient t.
stop all the machinery.
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Tue Balsanh DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
en- inv is truly balsam. 1t contains the Basamic
principle OF the Wild Cherry, the oalsamie proper
lies Of aE and Of pine. Its Ingredients are an bal.
samic Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats, Brorchitis,and
Consumption speedily disappear under its balsamlt
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OSE MoRE USFoRTuSArE.-A poor SpaEiard
staying in Wilmington one day last week, tried
10 exc out precarious existence by selling a
few cigars. Being ignorant Of the Delaware Ii
eeuse laws, he fell easy victim into the clutch
Hagany. where he was mulcted into a fine OF
80 aud 50 OIL costs. Assisted by sympathiz.
lag friend, he was sent on his way to New York,
somewhat wiser IN regard to Delaware law, even
If not very favorably impressed with it.
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E-Eotr, for Fall Btlsinsss.-The panic is about
over and Mr.. Munhausen is now prepared to make
NEW suit Cf Fall clothes TO any person VINO was
scarf at the late financial furry, or for any person
whether scar or not He has laid IN nne STOCK
of goods t. select from. and any person who wants
tailoring done, at prices TO suit the times ought TO
give John call We know IRON 5uslpess &c
quantance Of several years that Mr.. is noted tor
promptnees fairness in oealing, and moderation III
charges Drop in al 4i5 King street and see his new
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GONG BACK Among the baggage express
down the Delaware Il. L. Saturday morning, were
several carpenters chests which denotes that
the Peninsula mechanics who came to Whining
ton III busy times are returning to their old
homes now that the trades are dull,
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CONCERTS IL CoNrEMrLATIoN,-Pro j.
H. MuAhausen is training the sunday School Oi
Elm street Baptist church for concert to bg
held in about two weeks hence and Professor
james n. Clemmer IL training the Sunday schon
OF Azbury NJ, E. Church for a concert about tic
last of October
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New METHOD OF TREATING DIsEAsE.-Dr.
Frantz. of Lancaster, Pa, has found new
method Of curing disease which he is now using
over at the Clayton House. He is quite positive
OF his ability to successfully treat rheumatism,
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Asthma and many other
complaints. The DR.. has testimonials to prove
some surprising cures made by him, some OF
them being from our own citizens. We can say
for the DIR. at least that he has not the air of a
quack. which usually distinguishes travelling
Doctors. Of his treatment We know personally
nothing.
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DELAWARE UsURY FAILS IN MARYLAND Coz RT.
Last week, the case Of Geo. s. Capelle, OF this
city as. Vim, c. Rambo, of Elkton, was tried. This
was an action on promissory note for II, 900,
given by the defendant to the plaintiff. The
defence set up the plea of uSury, and that the
contract was subject to the laws Of Delaware,
where the note was made payable. and that
therefore the whole sum. principal and interest,
forfeited. The case was tried before jury
and verdict for plaintiff for Il 042, GG was rem
dered. The Case goes up on an appeal by the
defendant
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FASHIONABLE WEpDISa.-A fashionable we'd
ding was solemnized al st. Francis Navier's Cath
Ole church, near Warwick, on Thursday last.
The contracting parties were Louis X. STAN Of
Chestertown and Miss Mary n, daughter Of Z.
W. Lockwood of Middletown. The groom was
attended by Mr. Wilbur Eliason, OF ChesJertown
and the bride by Miss Ella Med ,rmott of Wash
ington. Father Nilliger performed the service
which occupied about an hour, The nuptia
mass was celebrated. The Amphion band OF
Middletown, played the heavenward march at
the wedding party entered the church.
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TARGET SHcouSG.-The Wilmington Rifle
Club led by the City Cornet Band proceeded to
the Scbuezsn Park thls morning, to determine
by to-day's shooting, who is the champion
"shooti-t' OF Wilmington. John MANI, who has
heretofore carried the honOrs, gracefully with
drew from the test, in order to allow some other
member Of the club to bear the h0Iors Of the
coming year.
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~ Babcock & Bro. have something new in the way
of an ',easy shoe" It is the coming footgear and
no mistake. Drop in and see 1t.
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gs-Sdvs Your Honey by buying your boots and
shoes of Prettyman. l19 Market street.
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pBoTRAcTED MEETING AT NEwPoRT.--A very
successful protraeted meeting is now in progress
at the Newport NJ. E. Church under charge OF
Rey.J. d. Ri-g. The meeting was held al day on
Thursday, and every evening during the week.
Nine nqulrers were forward at the altar ON
Thursday and 10 during the evening. Rev.
Joshua Humphriss was out assisting on Thurs
day
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SEA Large variety Of Women's, Misses and Child
reas shoes at Prettymans Cheap Boot and Shoe
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Blind Tom tonight.
The Programme is as chatty and spicy as
ever.
Tomorrow the grand encampment of l. o. O..
+. meets.
The county tax collector wants the taxes paid
up at once
A night school will be opened in the Institute
building tonight.
This is the week in which Boughman, Thomas
L Cos sale occurs.
The Delaware oyster navy has been repaired
oy Pussy, Jones Co
The annual meeting of the Board of Trade
will be held this evening.
The Ecery Ersniitg will have to correct its
city financial statement again.
VIM H. Hendrickson has been preaching at
| the aims house for several Sundays.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper was ad-
ministered in the Protestant churches, generally
| yesterday.
| Mullen's ssw.mill, at Montreal. with a large
lot Of lumber was burned on Sa urday. Loss
| $4,000
Letters tesfamentary on the estate OF Ephri.
| am I Deacon have been granted to Louisa L
and Edward NJ. Deacon.
The Holeomb farm. on the road to New Cas-
tle,is said to have yielded 900 bushels Of whea
| from 40 acres, this season.
The Mission School for colored people main
tanned 10y the West street Friends. commences
its Winter meetings. yesterday afternoon.
John Peters of Christiana Village has sold hi
fine trotting horse, to gentleman of Camden
n j. for $50. He is said to have trotted hi
mile in 230.
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FARMERS ORANGES On Saturday evening
week Farmers Grange was organized at Kan
nedyville. Md, with twenty men and ten women
as charter members. A Grange was also organ
lied in Cecil county about the same time These
are the first on the Peninsula.
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SEVERE ACCIDENT. On Friday evening" JOS
epA Bell the night foreman of the Diamond
State Iron Works. was considerably hurt. He
WAS working at The ''equeezer' when bar in
his hand was caught by the cog gearing Of the
machine throwing him up into the air, 70 that
he fell on piece Of plate iron, and had his
head cut and shoulder severely bruised. He
viii be able to get to work in day or two.
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- THE ONLY PLACB
where ladies can get gated in
bOOPsKIRTs, CoRsRTS AND UNDERWEAR
is at
FRAEK'S LADIES' EMPORIUM,
5ll Market Street, Wilmington.
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sR-Fomen's Baton Boots at Prettyman's, from
e. rs TO a 50 pair.
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HNoIS SALE
THE COUNTY FARM.
AT HARES CORNER.

We are anthOr zed by the Committee OF the Board
OF TTustrees for the Poor of New Castle tuunty
TO sell the County Farm nj Hares' Corner, ~ miles
from wilmington, y miles from Now Castle and a
halt mile from the Del r. X. at Chippewa station.
This tarm contains $50 acres and ., rChes OF land
divided into convenient fields, wei watered and
fenced. On one OF the farm there Is a beautiful
grove OF natural timber The soil Is well adap' ed
10 gras', grain or fruits.
The improvements are two.story dwelling, harm,
and shedding, granary and cribs carriage, smoke.
poultry and tenant houses all frame and 10 good
order, At Hares Corner there is a ii ifel, Drove
Yards, Post Once, School, Carriage Shops and q
Smith Shop.
Parties seeking either good investment or de-
slrRbe no ne are invited to apply in person or by
letter for price and terms at the Real E-tate, &c
ONCE OF REN >OLDS Il Co,
Vl5 Market Street,
Winning Oh, del.
Send for plat, augS0 t;dAw
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The book committee of the Board OF Educa-
tion have agreed to recommend for adoption as
Latin text books, "Harkuees Introductory La
tin Book" and "Leighon's Latin Lessons :
and for the instruction in German, "O,to's Ger
man Grammar"
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ACQUITTED. w Washington Hinton, colored who
was arrested, few weeks ago, charged with
taking the life of an infant child at his home,
near Warwick. was tried in the circuit court for
Cecil county, last wee h, and acquitted.
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rs-haty1nan is selling mems ane calf lorgIeoots
for 81 so,
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tce that shall apply to the Judges of the Colrt
Of General Sessions OF The Peace and al Delivery of
the st tie of Delaware in and for the County of New
Castle at the November Term A. D., 1873, Tor Ii
ccuqp 10 Ete1 store for the sale OF a lors at No.
K. Sd street, % Ward, IN the City OF wilmington,
D.l and the following fTeeholders re Commend the
psid application TO wit:
1 ,'I ap,a', - tory,,
charles Weyl James N sweet3n,
Joseph ST kle Mich las Jeuney,
John " chris s. ,iOrn F. Bush,
Richard Booth X II. Ia lor,
Charles f. $ arks, Joseph Bradford,
Francis Elliott Anirew GRAZ,
James Chri-ty II. 3. Mcintyre,
Joshua Baker Nm, II. quinn.
WA H. Thompson, Samuel ". schultz,
J IN Neatly VIM Hare,
M. Alsberg Justan schuiH' oclO 81
NvOTICE q RI,INGUURSr A CO Apothe.a.
~ rils h4reyY III ANNOUNCE their INTENTION tf
n atinu ami alton at the Noyenihpr Term OF the
Gnnr, ~ .nArai Saasions fnr ia fnr Iicrn4p Tor
tha i,snansng ~ Snirituons Tin1,rs ~ N4di.inai
nnrpnsns a. mo NnrthWpst corner az Stvth and
MaiIef Strrats an Ward whining on Dal which
anniica,,n ~ 80. m nan, "a nv Inc f,,o9,inu ,an
fitsmen. "a " o.
Phillp Garrett Nm q. Glblons
George dfuo3, hl|oll TraiItIG'
WIN. H. Reynolds, Milam Tain III,
Granville Worrell, Ed, ard Belts,
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New NIdHT CLEBK.-Mr. Thos G.. Green, son
Of the late Andrew S. Green. of Greensborough
Caroline county Md, has been employed at the
Clayton House as night clerk, and entered upon
his duties to-day.
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The OXFORD FAIR.-The annual fair OF tie
Oxford Agricultural Society closed on Friday,
after continuance Of three days. The attend
ance was very large, and Notwithstanding the
grounds had been enlarged they seemed to be as
much crowded as ever. a number OF persons
were present from this city. The display was
very fine, and nothing inferior to former years.
On the first day a trial of threshers was made
| between the diamond State and Peerless =
| the former manufactured by Casho d Co New
ark, Delaware, and the latter by Trenton Agri-
cultural Company, New Jersey and entered
| by Watson Carlisle Il James, Avondale The
Diamond State was minutes longer in the per-
/ Torrance OF like amount eff work with the
/ Peerless, but the straw was less broken.
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Cittnse applications.

NTOTICE.-t, Amor o. Peri ms, do hereby give no.
~ tce that shall apply to the Judges Of the Court
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF
the state of Delaware in and for the County of New
CIstle at the November Term A. D., 1873, Tor Ii
rcnee to kte1 store tor the sale Of lors at No.
K. Sd street, % Ward. IN the CITY OF wilmington,
Del, ami the following fTeeholders re commend the
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proposals.

DROPOsAi.s ron
BLOWING ROCK, ON FRONT STREET.
Sealed roposals will be received ~ the Commits
tee on Streets at the Olce Of the street, Commits
5loner
Until Thursday, Oct. o n. 1878.
At 3 o'clock, r. NJ,
For Blowing Rock In the bed Of Front Street, be-
tween +. anklin AMI BrOUme Str'ets
Dirt and small stone 10 be delivered subject 10 the
orders OF the Street COmmi- siOner And the build
ing stone to be t,ken cut ahi lett on the street for
the use Of the city.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
No bid will be accepted unless it be- from respon-
sibie par Y. WIN. CANDY,
octs-bt Chairman ,f the Com. sreets.
L. pRUPOS AIS FOR PRINTING,
Sealed Proposals Will he received by the uuder-
sIg ned up u . o'clock T. Nj, OF UESpAY, Oct It'll
1873, for printing nve hundred t5Oni copies of the
proceedings OF sessions OF Is s. Ot the Il. W. Grand
Lodge of ID ware, |. u U. {.
Estimates to hcud pr ce per page for compost
ton, paper, pre- sswork, covers a, binting. SIZE
of page TO be the that adopted ~ tine Grand
Lodge OF the United stales.
Paper to weigh 60 pounds to the resm; sheets "a
by Is inches Proce- dn2s proper to be set IN small
plea. communications, address rs, resolutions, re-
| ports of Committees &c., 10 he BET In Bourgeois
The work must be tiT-t.t lass and delivered at the
Office OF the Grand Secretary within three ~ weeks
after the receipt OF copy Proofs must be furnished
The right to reject any or all bids IL reserved,
| ISAAC W. HALLAM,
octt.Gt Grand Secre AIRY.
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LXrRA QUALITY PURE CIDER AND waITH
- Wine Vinegar. cheap, at
BoWAA IS, % aud King.
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NOTICE-E BINGHURSr h co, Apotheca.
~ Gt-s herew tn announce their intention Ct
making apg alton at the November Term Of the
COur' OF General Sessions for fsT3 tor License for
the dispensing OF Sprituous Liquors for Medi na
purposes at the Northwest corner of sixth and
Ma'ket Streets sth ward, whining on Del, Which
application is recommended by The following gen.
tlemen:
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hears.

TRARs LEkvE WILMINGTON.
For Esg Tork-1.2o. Las A. NJ; 922, b.sT P. n.
SUNDAYS, 20, l.25 A. NJ.
FoT Philadelphia s5, 40, $40, 1905, 10 30, A.
NJ; 70 "a 400, AGO, 81 70. 1924. P. IA. Sundays,
j. So A. NJ; 8 80, $50, 1924 z. NJ.
For Baltfiaore.-12b o. aea 1000 A. Nj; 1903, J. 20,
tic P. n. Sundays. u 81, 2 % A. NJ.
For RdShin1ton-12o 90, 208 A. M. Los, LIS, I.lO
P. NJ. Sundays, i2.52. % A. NJ.
For pelaUare r. R-l2.e5, 1910 A. NJ; 6s5 T. M.
No Sunday trains. -
For Ast0 Castle IA IS, $50 1910 A NJ LIS, 63o,
$50 p NJ Sundays, Q 40 a. M.
For Wilmington C ReadiHI z. R.-6so NJ;
800, 500 M. sundays, $40 A. NJ, (rhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat svtle)
For HiiRiiu gton & Western r. Rio 80 A. M. bSt
P. NJ. NO sunday Trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From NttS Tork.-L5i A. NJ; l.ls, 100 P. NJ. Sun
days 1853 A. NJ.
From Philadelphia l942 l.5s, sg5, 9.5s A. NJ.
1850 NJ. I25S, liz IS, Oils, 63J 90, slA 10 ~
r. M Sundays, 1242 153 9.95 a, Nj; 1855 +. NJ
From fort Ee1osit.--s.Q4 A. N, No sunday train
From Bdi.im0re.-l.l0, a25 1923 A. l2l2 o'E'
10.l4 r. NJ Suucays, Ito, IL, A. NJ: 10 u 7. N.
From HdshiHgtOn.-t.iO, g5 A. NJ l2lY 20
lola P. NJ. sundays, lilo 25 A. NJ. ll.l4 r. M.
From Deldirare II. R.-l0.l5 a. NJ ass, WV II M
No Sunday trains.
| CAS-, 9N2 p. NJ. sundays, IS P. NJ.
From Wilmington ing f. R.-slo, ll'tu,
| NJ; SO T. NJ. Sundays g. p. NJ. (lhe s,l5 A. "
| train and the sunday train are from CoatesHl'
| onyD
| p. NJ. Ne Sunnay Trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON.
1910, 200, sac. 1890 A. M; 1900 M; 1918, 9,sl
| CO, al5, 600, IS, $50, ll.S1 p. NJ.