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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATEE,- The talented
members OF the Selden Irwin comedy
company appeared at the Memphis
TAeater last evening in Boucicault' 8
drama, entitled Violet, or the Life of an
Actress The drama was finely pre-
sented, the roles being well sustained.
Tonight Mr. Harry Rainforth viii take
a benefit, and will appear as ClArkson
Biles in Mirikms Curse, Mrs. Selden
Irwin appearing as Miriam West, and
Mr.. Irwin as Barnard Reynolds" The
performance will conclude with that
laughable Yankee sketch entitled the
Fool Of the Family. Between Ike
pieces favorite ballet will be sung by
Miss Fanny Frances. A recitation.
entitled the Battle Of Shiloh will be given
by Mr.. j. Wesley I'LL, who is the author
of the stirring poem. Tomorrow after
noon at the matinee Our Irish Cousin
will be the attraction and at night it
will be repeated, thereby closing the en-
gagement Of the Seldcn Irwin troupe in
this city, and also the spring dramatic
season at the Memphis Theater.
BABY Benson MATINEE. AT the Grand
Opera House to-day matinee will be
the attraction. The wonderful child ac-
tress, Baby Benson, will be the chief at
traction, and will be supported by a
number Of artistes. Baby Beasons
Lingard Sketches and specially acts
must be seen in order to be fully appre-
ciated. The ladies and children of the
Bluff City should attend in force and wit
ness the extraordinary performance of
the precocious child, who has all the
manners and movements Of the best
specially artistes.
PIcSIcs.-Monday the Mechanics and
Blacksmiths' Union will picnic at
James Park. On Wednesday, the 18th
instant, the italian picnic will come of
at the same place. On Thursday, the
10Th instant, the Christian Brothers fes-
tival will be enjoyed at the Exposition
Building, and ON Thursday, the 18th
instant, the Odd Fellows picnic will be
celebrated. 4
OLYMPIC VARIETIEs.-Manager Buch-
anan has secured the services OF fine
variety troupe, and will, during the
week, present rare attractions. Miss
Ella La Rue the charming statue artist,
and Harry Mendel, will introduce the
famous Can Can, with new scenery and
costumes. The songs, chorusses, dances
and specially acts and lightning changes
are very attractive. The Washington
street theater is popular place of resort.
WIRES OPERA HoUsE.-Manager
White continues to present rare attrac-
lions nightly at his Jefferson street vau-
deville theatre. New stars appear
nightly, to the delight of large audiences
La Petite Benson, precocious and won
derful child of four years of age, is the
great attraction. AS character song
and dance artistic the little Benson is
prodigy. She will close her engagement
on Saturday night. Read the pro-
gramme and notice the collection Of
stars performing each night. On Satur-
day night the Henry family will appear,
and on next Monday evening Blanche
Sclwyn, change artistic, will be the at
traction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

The celebrated Vienna lager beer has
been received by the Quentel Brothers,
who keep the Tivoli at 81 South Court
street, and the Magnolia Hall, No. 3l6
Main street. The lager is manufactured
at Aurora, Ind, by Gaf & Co., with ap-
paratus imported from the gay capital
of Austria. Quentel Brothers are the
exclusive agents for this famed beverage
which has made its first appearance on
the Chickasaw bluffs. Everybody in
the Austrian capital, from the Emperor
down to the peasant, drinks this fluid in
large quantities. To-day the Vienna
lager was tapped by the Quentel Broth
ers, and every beer-loving citizen should
visit either the Tivoli or Magnolia Hall
and test the flavor of the beverage. Its
advocates claim that it is delicious in
flavor, pure in quality, refreshing in
effect, and is drink resembling the
Medieval Elixir of Life. The Vienna
lager will become most popular drink
with Memphians during the spring and
summer months.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE, I
MRMPuTs- THNN Nav q. 1879. (


PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. TENN. May 9. 1871
The movement in financial circles has
developed no. new features in local
monetary affairs. The feeling continues
comparatively easy, and tie supply of
currency is Of sufficient magnitude to
enable the banks to take the bulk Of &C
ceptable paper offered atthe usualrates.
Deposits too are increasing, and collec-
tons are good, and receipts from the
country show balance in favor Of the
city which has given our Madison street
more favorable aspect. As regards
exchange, there seems to be slight in
crease in the supply of New Orleans
bills, but offerings on New York are
growing scarce, so much so
that in one case to-day a bank
paid 81 premium q $1,000 over the
counter, and would not take New Or
leans except frem customers at better
than tc discount. Others were taking
all that offered at par on New York, aud
sC7Ic discount on New Orleans, selling
checks on the former at ic premium,
and on the latter at par. Gold opened
at ll7s in New York, declined to ll7le,
and again advanced to the opening
price. Dealers here paid from ll5l@ll6
the latter being the outside price paid.
LEGAL investments, excepting gas stocks,
are very quiet and but little interest is
No transactions are re-
ported, and there isn't much attention
paid to the list. We quote: Memphis
gold skies, ex-eoupon, 576 Sc; currency,
5S@59c; pastdue coupons Of January,
70, sOGs2lc; July. ~, s5697c; Mem
phis and Charleston shares, 2l@22i first
bonds, ss@-oi second mort
gage bonds, -SsOc; Mississippi and
Tennessee shares, lse; first mortgages.
seGssc; second, 7467ee; Mississippi
Central shares, le.9lsc; first mortgages,
$50; second. s2@sic. Tennessee
Compsrsllsr's warrants. 96,9sse; Shelby
county. s7Gssc buying and selling Ms
sissippi levee bonds, lst District, $50 loc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

Our latest dispatches from Liverpool
this evening indicate a better feeling in
that market, though prices are not
changed New York is drmer also, and
the demand here much better. Sales
yesterday were 1000 bales, and to-day,
up to the close Of our rerDrt, 500 bales
had changed hands, incl4ling inferior
at 69sc; low ordinary NJ o9lOc; ordi-
nary l2lc; good ordinary lll@l5c; low
middling l7ci middBws lsc and strict
middling ls9c.
The following Is the wcagly repor. ofreeeipts.
sales. etc.. at liverpool for the past three
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

light, went up at Z am. The Eokert
left Cairo yesterday at pm, on her
way TO tho John Kyle, and arrived here
at q o'clock this morning, making the
run in IS hours. That's fast enough.
She repaired wheel here, aud with
barge in tow left at II am. The White
brought A bales cotton and 1874 sacks Of
seed. The Belle Lee left at IL am,
adding few passenger, and will lay up
on arrival at New Orleans.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
For ARKANSAS RVER.-The Mary
Boyd leayes on Saturday.
For CNcISYArI.-Th Pat Rogers
goes to-day at pm.
For ST. LOUISVILLE Capitol City
Captain Luker, leaves at FIVE o'clock
this afternoon for Cairo and st. Louis.
For VIcKsBURG.-Th Colorado leaves
at sharp FIVE o'clock tomorrow evening
for Yicksburg and all the usual bend
landings.
For NAP0LEoS.-T A. j. White,
Captain Cheek, leaves as above this
evening
For New ORLEANs.-The elegant
steamer John B. Maude, the only Mem.
phis and New Orleans packet, will get
away at five o'clock this evening for
New Orleans and the bends. She is
new, and has lirst-class accommodations
and fare. Captain j. f. Noel and
Messrs. Grissom and Putnam, the Off
GERS of the boat, are well and favorably
known.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Colonel Foster, United States Minister
to Mexico, and his family are passen-
gers on the Robert Mitchell coming
down.
Referring to the John Kyle. st.
Louis telegram received last night, says
" 1t is thought the Kyle can be raised.
Some oil her deck load has been saved,
but the freight in the hold will be badly
damaged. Captain Bernard started to-
day for the wreck. The Kyle is insured
for about $4,000 in Cincinnati, Pitts
burg and Wheeling offices. Her origi-
nal cost was 100000. Had she not
sunk she would have changed hands to-
day in exchange for a New Orleans
packet and $4,000"
An Evansville dispatch of the 9th to
the Cincinnati Commercial says; "The
stockholders of the Evansville and Ten
nessee River Packet Company to-day
elected as Directors DR.. Ellis, of Flor
ence, Ala; Captain Tom L. Lee, of Pa
1ucah; Captain John Gilbert, of Col
conda, and W. G. Brown and W. f.
Nesbit, of Evansville. The Directors
elected John Gilbert President and Su-
perintendent and W. G. Brown Secre-
tary and Treasurer. The question Of
building new boat for the trade was
discussed, but not determined. Captain
Gus. Desouchet will command the Robt.
Mitchell the balance Of the season."
The Belle Lee, before leaving here,
sent handsome pyramid cake to the
Ladies fair at Collierville-a present
from Captain Hicks.
Captain Bernard. of the St. Louis I'M
ierwfiters, will arrive to-day by rail on
his way to the John Kyle, and goes down
from hero on the John b. Maude.
Vaughan, the celebrated engineer Of
.he Helena fsrryboat Red Lover, who
has figured conspicuously in our courts
recently, and who went to Helena in
charge of an officer, was indicted there
yesterday by the grand jury for murder
in the first degree. The jury think he
killed General Hindman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09
LADIES' RESTAURANT.
A New Enterprise that should bi
Supported by the Ladies'.

OuPPOEACN W sAAO Afs'NA~Ss
At the Leighton House, No. SO Madi-
son street, the families of citizens can
have repast at any hour during the
day at prices varying according to the
yiands ordered. Everything is kept in
the best style, and in connection with
the restaurant can be found elegant and
well furnished dressing-rooms. Another
advantage is that the lady visitors to the
restaurant will never have to associate
with Objectionable persons, the latter
not being permitted to enter the sstab-
lishment. Mrs. A. J. Leighton has in
augurated the ladies' restaurant enter
prise. and should receive the hearty sup
port of TIE ladies of our city, suburbs and
surrounding country. Mrs. Leighton is
prepared to accommodate any number
Of day boarders and to furnish rooms to
dies and gentlemen. The ladies res
t,ursrt will become most popular with
hose desiripg corfsrt, privacy and lux
nries.
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aDriuSf spring. spring.

The second stocko material fov spring
suits has just arrived at A. H. COOP
uAx's, 100 MAIN STREET. Gentlemen
win consult their interest by leaving
their orders with Mr.. Goodman. he
will cut make and trim them in the best
style, and at the most reasonable prices.
- M-f0
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Christian Brolhera' FesttvaI.

On next Thursday, the 18th instant,
the Christian Brothers festival will come
off lie Exposition Building. There
will be lively time about the FIVE years
scholarship rattle. The gentlemen on
committee for the rattle are Messrs. ]. R.
Miles, Benjamin Babb, N. G. Jones,
John Lilly and A. Yaccaro. When such
gentlemen as these head an enterprise
we are certain Of its being carried
through most successfully and satisfac-
torily. Everybody would do well to
buy a scholarship ticket. 1t costs but
one dollar and it viii undoubtedly be the
lucky dollar that will secure five years
tuition at as good and popular an insti-
tuition as the Christian Brothers Col
lege.
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ron LEAsE or SALE.

bon TFAsE OR sALE-EIGHTY LOTS.
. 0H Peal. shelby. Clinton, Vance. Mclall,
.I IT I.r1s are iarrc lots. near Elevator and
'3I| "|I3| Iandirr.
4|.I. g ~ rraau lois ~ lease OF stll, cheap.
/ ||I||r. urrr Heal street, and on stewart
I0|| 0|II Ifrnnui0 street
" D. NANCE. lf Madison o..
I|-T|.| cr Fhuuin Inrufance once.
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what memphis Property is worth.

Yesterday afternoon the Memphis
Bank property, on the northwest corner
of Madison and Main, was sold to the
highest bidders, the terms being one-half
cash, and the balance in four months.
The corner lot, 2Ox38, was knocked down
to Mrs, H. E. Bethel at SLIGO per front
foot on Main, or 1920, being 1868 per
front inch, The adjoining lot on Main,
occupied by Charley Howard lsx3s, was
sold to Mr.. W. B. Galbreath at $40 per
front foot, or $53 944 per front inch.
The sale is generally regarded as a good
one for the purchasers. 1t is under
stood that new building will be erected
Immediately. ihr
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LIVERPOOL. May Q. II 80 am. = Cottau
opens steady. Uplands. sgd; Orleans. Cad.
1880 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Uplands.
sgd; Orleans. g1sd. Sales, 10000 bales, of
p.m.:-Cotton is quiet. Uplands. sgd; Or
Ienns gid
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1000 pieces marseilles and silk trim
uiings. from bankrupt sale, at %, IS and
5osa niece. KAHN & FRuBERG.
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DooLEr's Yeast Powder is convenient,
economical and always reliable. No
waste Of food prepared with it, as it is
always e the best quality. cod
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Boy your =Ood from c. h. Johnson,
III Poplar street, nssT Fourth. zst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

From the fruit farm Of Mrs. c. P. Spicsr,
Kerr avenue; vii receive them'daily
through the ses son At oEr store, 35f
Main street SrlcER a RYAN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

HAVE your ceiling whitened, walls
papered and wood work painted, ell in
one day, by Hook & LaGrill. 65
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LAY in YOUR COAL.

Get the best Pitlsburg froE
SIT CSC. MELLERsH, 27s Main st.
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SmFPE0 TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the Public LEDGER
ofice at
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PIrrsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-09

You don't have to take large doses of
Kress Fever Tonic. 1t contains more
curative virtue than'any other ague med
icine. Griswold & Co. have it at their
drug store. Isl
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REWARD.
BOARDING.,

BOARD - FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
D wife. with pleasant front room on fret
floor; also. n single gentleman can have a
small room. with board, and few day board
ors will be taken, at No. % Madison st. 46-t
XETHITEMoRE H0UsE-NOs. 100 AND Ill
w Adams street. Memphis, Tennessee.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Per Day 90
Per Week, person IN room. 90
DhL wv
Table supplied with the best the market
affords.
2l-t A. ]. MILLS. NJ. D.
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PREPAEArIoNs are making atSFayne 3
Springs for a large COMPANY Ihey
will be full, as usual.
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fBeloW high water Of 1S71.
Blank t....;,l indicates no report; cipher (O)
stationary; (sl rising,
t0'A'i"i Observer sisnsi' Service ecu i. s. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg but
rising below there. The Upper Missis-
sippi is swelling trifle and the Missouri
is falling, as is also the Illinois. White
river and the Arkansas show little i'm
provement, and fair boating stage is
reported in each. The other lower
streams are falling. The weather to day
is somewhat variable, heavy rain hav-
ing fallen during the night, and is cloudy
with an increasing temperature at the
different cities along the rivers above
and below.
BUSINESS.
The City Of Helena, on her way down
last evening, put out $50 tons. The
Belle Lee came down after dark and
laid over to get a few lots Of freight and
some passengers The A. J. White
brought up good trip, arriving about
ten o clock, and returns TO Helena and
Napoleon this afternoon. The John B.
Maude laid over until this evening to 81
a cotton engagement that viii giver her
in all nearly 1000 bales 10 start with.
The James Howard passed down last
night, having come from Cairo here in
rs hours, making tEo landings on the
wsy TO vood and take on ia sacks Of
corn. She put Of a little freight and
took a feu people. The Utah brought
A. bales cotton. The Geo. c. WOLF,
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|rOR SALE vALOABLs. CITY PROP
. erty-Lot No. l Of tho ratdiriEien Of the
/. 3. Frarer estate, fronfi1r go lilo feet on
alisrdale street. and running back 20 feet:
sWAfNE a COIMAN,
nsal Estaie and Rental AE'ts. rs Main It.
1ffsf
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II 10 a.m.-Futures are quiet; sales for
May. Is 1880: June. IS 2l7Sse; July, Is 9-l6c;
171sc; November, II Lice; December. lie.
1:le p m.--CottoR is quiet. Spot sales to-day.
1856: futures. 1000 bales. Sales fer May,
IS 9.16,; June, 1s1sc; July, 1870; August.
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below beach marx.
tBeloW high water Of ISL.
Blank l....,,l indicates no report; cipher (0)
stationary; 81 rising, $500
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
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|EoR SALR.-I AN NOW SELLING FINE
ny American and Italian monuments, tOmbs,
heaastones. and all kinds Of cemetery work,
% COST. THOS. MAXWELL,
I'll No. 30 Union 81. bet. Second and Thi L.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
noArs ADyERTIsED TO LEAVE.

BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE.
4 J. White. Napoleon, this day,..:.......5 pm
John B. Maude. New Orleans, this day...4 pm
Capitol City, ST.. Louis. this day .........5 p. M
Colorado, VicksburR. Saturday...............5 I'm
Cincinnati, Pat Rogers this day -..........5 p. m
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river, Saturday...5 pm
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LARGEST CITY CIR, 'LATI0N:
THE CITY.
NJ u RIPHIR.

Friday evening. May o. 1879.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

Miss Edgarion says education will cure gos-
Mrs. Wharton is cheerful and confident Of
acquiltal.
Prince Arthur. of England, will go to Rome,
for the carnival season.
General Robert Anderson's widow lives in
retirement near Florence,
1t is suggested that DIR. Livingstone now be
engaged to hunt up Stanley.
The Pope's niece, Donna Maria Pia Mastia,
has become Benedictine nun.
1t Is estimated that Ii, 900 buffaloes are killed
yearly on the plains Of Kansas.
Miss Agnes Ethel is exhibiting her magnif-
cent wardrobe to the Buffaloes.
Mobile is without city attorney since her
last one was arrested for burglary.
Stokes witnesses were confined 10 the House
OF Detention exactly year.
Charles Reade makes war on tight lacing and
pearl powders in his new novel.
In what case Is it absolutely impossible to be
slow and sure? In the case Of watch.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
naIIalon.

Il dismal thing to Be Rsling old without
,ha raiuvenaiing inhuencrns 81 relieion. When
ws TOO q the down f& De of iils and see that Il
dips 10 the verge Of the cold river We want to
behold some one near, who will help us across
IL When the sight loses ils powes 70 glance and
gather up, We need the faith that can illumine.
When We feel The failure Of Che carve need the
clear tones Of that voice, which in olden time
broke up the siIence Of the deep with cadences
Of mercy. When che axemen ofdealh hsw down
whole forests Of strength and beauty around us,
and We are leftin solitude, We need the dove Of
divine mercy to sing In our branches. When
the shadows begin 70 fall, and we feel that the
day is far spent, We need most Of all to suppli-
cate the strong and beuifcent father, in the
prayer Of the VillAgers-"Abide with us, for it
Is toward evening" -Talmage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
Smallpox In couvt-A stampede.

NEWARK, Jan. 21.-Justice Mills policet
court had a sensation yesterday smallpox
scare sensation. On Sunday night an officer
found wandering through the streets one Samuel
Rodgers, whom he conducted to the station-
house. There the officer observed blotches on
his prisoners face, and jeslingly remarked that
he guessed he'd caught the smallpox" 1t so
turned out in court. Rodgers, while delirious,
had leaPed from second story window at the
smallpox hospital and escaped. When the fact
was made known in court there was stampede
Of spectators from the room. Samuel was
removed 70 the hospital.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

The laws still require the use of stamps upon
checka matches, and certain pIopriety articles,
patent medicines, perfumery, c., and move
ment has been made at Washington to procure
their repeal, In the House various measures
have been introduced having this lend in view
and they have all been referred 10 the committee
OF ways and means. This body delegated to a
subcommittee the general question as to
WhstheF an action looking to a repeal Of these
stamps should be taken at the present session,
and the sub-commitIee is said TO have unani-
mously determined to report against the repeal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
DHILApELPHlA. WILMINGTON z BALTI-
L MORE RAILROAD,

On and after WEDNESDAY, Oetobsr 18th. 1871,
q passenger ear will be attached TO the freight
train leaving PhiladelDhia at 300 p. m, for Viii
aington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. when
signalled GFays Ferry. 9.l2 p. M, LaEaretto 90
PM Chester, 9n p. m; Lamokin. 9.45 p. IN; Thur
OW 9.4y p. N; LinWOOd, 9,S5 p. m; ClaymOnt. 1O.Ol
,. M EleFslie lO18 p. m; arrive Wilmington, 1880
Dm, LOetOl II. Y. KENHEY. SuD't-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
DELAWARE RA1IRoAD LIVE.
SUMMER ARRANGKITRMT.

,gn ana aftsr MONDAY, July 2oth,
IsaVe e f0lloWs; ~'~''o-s' @----s NAAA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

For . lAOmssreao IN Ihe West.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

Inc Mixed Train will run subject to dalays inci-
dent 70 relght business, and will stop onlT ct sta
tlOns where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAIN4
Leave New Castle for Wilmington Rn4 PhfiadeI
81 Z. ~ A. NJ. Leave PHILADELPHIA at ~ ~ Snd
Nilmington At 10 r. NJ. for New CaStlA
~ SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those abOVe. leave Smyrna for Ciay-
ton ll.s5 a. m, and J s. p. m, LoavOCinyeGn Tor
Smyrnao $40 n m, and 200 D. m, 70 make oSH1oc-
south.
..-.. CONNECTIONS, ttt
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County ana Oneeu
Annos Kent Railroads
AtChAYION. with the Maryland and DalSuaso
At HAhRIN TON. With the Junction and Rr0.k
water Railroad - ~
At AtSEAFoRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Al PELMAR, with the Eastern ShorS Railroad
and WieOmieO and POcOmOko Railroad =
u y. kENNRY. Supf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
W-FHR aHoRFtsF AND HRsF RouEl.R


ThialinO afford daunequAlledi Inducements % per
bonadOsiring cheap and poditiOas 20 IA
West and deserves particularly the attention Of al
luoh IS desire 70 AyailthsmsslVes % the HOMESTEAD
Bill passed By the last Congress,
The PsnnSylv lvania Central h abroad. WiAA Its cor
naeting lineA p hy lSs milOa the shortest route @
chieagQan ether prQminon tplaeoatn the West, and
is also the quick cheapest and best Feutu % "
prominent places in the SouthWss and NaRtAWasG
paaaongeFs are taRWaRdad IN comfortable and AiFS
Passenger Cars, faKnishaa With oshionad aaAts Wltk
mOyeAblehaaks water tan stores, IN Win.s2 and
0nmfOPt Of families.
ThFOuRh tickstsa sold TO AllBeomlnsn pIaesais,
the West, Soathwes and Northwest, at shout Aal
the usual hRst class fare. fa 10
Children nndaF Ave yoaPs cid e. lFse aad ehlhafs-
pstWasn thaagal0fhvs andtWolvt yoala pay Hall
Price.
BaggagsehookOa and forwarded By the amotrAiu
With the pa8aenNeRs. ElahNyp0unea af haRgaRa oAF-
Sied nee - every tall passenger, ~
Ihe train leaves daily 01eeR4 SqndNyPa and te8eal
puSs esgEosuEsa and basgsgs asliysgsd attkseo oSs
No. l16 Marx ket street. BY SO'elQek, y, ~, n
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