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s$&E%FafS<ss s,--- = = --l-z-5s - :, ~
:sss dance wiz ~ prsSsanHs de-
' & Is as che meeting q rsssidsnts Of
3 Z Dssaseses,: held Ga Tbafsdag. the
!. 4 The ssyersl CathpNs Associataoas
NJ ~ s6f1y aassmhlads on Ceaal street last
j ~ 1sssniss. &C ~ stslsok, 20 take part
= = 6hs = yasasaiss ascending the epening Of
Il 6 M Proviaciaa Council. They we're
ID - f2tesy formed into line by Major 10
ataSs Grand sarshal, who was Efficient
80 ~ S56sa BY Captains John Giynn, j., and
4 Holm !. Bowling, and e0nnenesd their
usaxch down Royal street in the following
I order ....4s :,
rsSsS9 e. LeGardeur, Grand Marshal. g.ze
x,spx. JoAa Glynn, Capt Jss. Bowling. Aida
FIRST DIVISION. -
C. F. Hinslage, Marshal.
Ax Che head Of this division was the
Sc. kleysins Young Mems Society Of the Third
District
ms il ! new society. sasa organised, and fol-
s hsss s,sxade, made ane display. Its splen
a ga b6israr ON one side represented BE- Antho
~. era Il, the other side the baptisp OF oul
Nsv51r. The officers are Presidehts Theodore
aahlotnan; viee-Prssident, Chas. Hswachurst
eeorstary, jos. Eimau and Treasurer, II.
Eurnh. Next appeared FggS7 p
81. Jsssph's Society Of Holy Trinity Church
with mo men In lire, who aM Sars soarfa
The rich crimson banner Of this Association
s. rez,rssantea the Hely Trinity on one SIDE, az
an the other st. Joseph. The efaeers 81 m
association arc Wm. Lyndsa5ss, Ps7ssasas
! FlIsoh nkosaer, Vice Presiaent; John Bake
eacretary I: Chas Powers, Treasurer. Mse1.
,Toarn ena1a and Joe. stanaeF aetSd Jas fet
YnazIhnls. -@s a. 70
s!yo.;nr che third division was the CIR ~
Section Of Holy Trinity, Catholio- M aaias.
! sssT Tss~Tgg II IN Union of the Cross,4E :.
r,i,,ah turned ont seventy-Ave members,
va. crosses Of the Union. The othoers essta
section are John Sporl, President ID. Hhom !.
Yiee-prssfdent;t C. F. HinsahGs seeresass
Anton gehvartz, Treasurer.s"g 81
~ u SECOND DGvIsroN.E .t' --
.sssss Il. Exeustein, Marshal. -.
81. Ehia diyision was composed entlEeS =. NV
49, a the congregation Of the German Chur
~ - ATorv Of the Assumption, with the SIM
SH,;zson of the st. Henry's Section OF
lsilsSant Union. First in order came sne &,
esS4,s.n benevolent Association of st. Mary
the Assumption,
q 1slameus steinlage, Marshal, and as Al
~ Henry Leonhart, Jacob Eberts, ''
SanA and VIM Haertner. This Associa'
out 40 men, who oil wore scnris'
sflyer cross of the Militant Union ha
,rainently ON the left breast Of each n
head was ME-. g. Dauls bearing
HSS nag, Massrs. A. Hagemann and .
riding on either side Of him IS
t;es this there was fno United States
~ kn beautiful ailIE banner Of the ASS
tlt representing the Blessed Virgin d
re x's band was with the Associa
Ia les for it's officers the believing GO
xasz a. Buchert, President = Adam Gri
fsrss - sident ]. j. Armbruster Secret
In hnk, Assistant seSratsFx ]; Gle
sSls 81 treasurer. Z. -. .~4s
H aHt Vac the III 81 ga .sasl
y s3 9 oung Meme Sc. Georges Beney
frs Association -.
] agx6ae Gre nuSnhxsA, and hs
IL . Sesn /
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49, =, --.l- = n
$40 gets
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eorted by ths Aseisaant Mssll ~, a. Huches6. 1
Jr. and Loui. phister. 4 . r5ssess 80
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~ e gUaioa Of tAe Crvss,
.,x.,sn,-.s y,..t ..~.,Sss "a ,umbar,.x $40
,..r,n.,. -. 80 m.,rinv. = .t,os a;sniav.
IT, go -. ~. rrn,o,, .iivr, .,~r.. On a.
10 $500 a.a 80 az IS .aanhsrs bore /
ss,y. Is...i 80 Tba ofssSs. IL this seet;on |
.,s Ha.,v fscoehei. sre.id.pt T,oniu Brock. |
has. va. p,se<s;a..t. phsl,n R.nab :sAcratary. |
Gerhard Berg, Frsasur,r. The standing COM
..ittee Il as fe,,ovs: Geo. Tuchert. Michael
echafsr, Adam osanm, hermann job, jacob
Frisehkssx and vsssntiu Usner. raj i
Hero followed the
Section Of st. Henry Jefferson City, Militant
- y, s,s,E
with ahSas asS members, all wearing sne pnten
cross. tne emSels are M.. A@r ,s I.e'.'s s
JOS "sss,os' VICE fssla0n'' Ia ~, - =
zsssls Sn@s' A1e'A sagl
+ LGernan Mems CATHOLIC Benehcisi Society, -
organized in 1867, and hsying lis members,
followed nsxt. The frss marshal. Henry Bas-
senior, rode at their head with J. Usnsr and
s. Agsyer, as Aids. Mr.. J. Piohelmeysr, on
korsehaeb, bore the Papsl Gag, and Has follow
1 "a In line By 0aenshss's silvsr cssass band.
| Next were tie oHaoexss Of the Association :
Miehssls sehsfar, Presidsns' Jacob Fri'oh-
hers, Vice President; v. Usner, Secretary, and
fp. Mans, Treasurer. Then came the membszz
marching two by two; Geo. BLESSING Aarshet,
and Messrs- PfefsiRG, A-iS Schneider and r. e.
senior, riding in the centre of tho line fOrmina
two divisions or tho Society. The" splsneaa
: blas silk bannar, unprecedented tina eood sasaa:
ritan, and, besides the name Of the society," -
inscribed on 1t the WORDS Oh tne ieTyes W -
sessoa.' - 49, - .:.sh.. - A
A.. ..y.hsrs of the Society wore scarfs sni
N. 80, go AZ the Militant Uuion,, III
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. 80 a, .,,5- jean ". A1eve1euNs 'AssA s''s''
H. IA She heed Of this Diyisiea was thS seesle
! lefB& ApAoasus, sfilisans' Uniou OF ths g.
% numbering about 200 men, with baHs
; music. This Section has very fHe bs -
;, which Is semr0sed OF heavy eiik' snes .ss
!. icfimsdns Ne reverse Ehate.s on sns -
y g1istensd b whise Gross, inc sfme OF whien oo,
slshe vsrd ssUnieA1 - shd N ssmicifeie over q
ajsaersd Tembiem fheaYr cne the TITS We Csthoi
q AxiiitaPs Esnnseeli' shs 1925 o 'ne Sso
vae scsol: MH.sa -. 70 s1aslis
- 1000, tia beautit
=, - - 4 Sp1yarhat vas expected fro
al tbs Y.sdies Ansiiiary sect1en 81 81, Alphonou
whose fair hands s' wrought the saae IasteEi
j. into elouiuG ahaps.ss Mr.. d. Fiaasry lis Pre-
dsut of this section svhicl,swas followed by t
- section u 81. Francis de- sales, nunherii
M Ho0 - -. a,,$ ! s,,,1 Al
be nier, Presiaehs' nU'AOe1'.s ''''S" -
The Catholic Total As.tinsuss ASSOCIATE
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&3S1 issfsiaSssy 81 isssahe5s5 5asl sea l4nl&
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10 a<i3aa sst issAas, s8s 81 81 a5c4v. ~ ,s3a
81 -. gI.a 2. zslL 81 biz. :. :. 100 =
AA nSnsnt assW pseF q vAisA Dc grassl
Dosulnisea Nas sssaoanosaa % enter thsi
pstpiss ne ksssss 81 10 waiting psopls
SAt3ltsd WJuh eager antscipatisa. The lenst
~ kas sloqnsasa haA eeme before him, 10 i
RssS1Sa ws,eesas Wsst sessh - meet him..
An tssien Asestsa him FOR Ms nesle ex-
RsslkieA ~ aseeeA tenth., ~ Sesthssssssl
sbosna HIN In hi asaest ssal In sks esuse l
~ fksseesa, ssd eli Irlshs1sn wsfshirped
~ ~ - Slsfioas dslbaes 81 their ira
,1essa ysA Aeazls ,shssisAsA lanA. isEhss
keestsssa Shs unnecessary, '0sslsmn s'leassi
All Tyson ~ nrlsitn6s ,asa ever Ayst
tssl . yssk apan bic fsee. Psiss with q
slsaDiag sslass, snsssiaAsa ~ iilssess aad |
I aassssiliex, Hsstssa bsfssS Nh 'audlssesi IN
TN ~ Ma Sj9ff1s M, his Atasas ss 81
mens sod hss nsskasD sseeiasas see gFseAssl
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cSaeseFafed Bis taissss end BIZ iifs. ss 80 y
/ The ,snhj jest aessptsa DR. the csyssaas's
issaasswss . @sssimpsgsans ess ana - waa
isbty inAsassd bysAs dlasissaiabsa spspksy.
| MA III kA3py b bs sbls, shssesh ts rss
.tsr4eisaie &c oar eosesrssasy, cha. ,aaiiy
.Mass, 30 present the Jectars euiire TO- our
readsrs IN regard y ito matter sha fern /
has he sloqssaee of voice, The srassfsls
Essas efsssosasa ssd the msledy ios wesas
I which acsompaaied u csn mot b toaa IL
spsscb. % !. S 6,..,, ~ ~. sal ssv
New and then tassa hashsd tthreeshe the
4 words of shs spsaker, con, briges tiuAs o.
Ihumos, vie and tendsrnsss which esptiys-
A ted the whole andienee. And caused then
10 rssposd, ~ with enc beast, % she fssl-
lisss evoked by he eseqseuee. ~ .+'Sg'' :,
n e. Tharo was also one aeature made, % fail
81 insxFgeasibie nsa1lns assa ene aseiEaoa
tassdnned, % 5ndfcativs Of 'the thou6hts
u suggested, shas their rscollsctiea Will re-
{ asin lene aises 'tlss ,vOrds Of tho lectare'
\ have passed away ssen the ainds, Of III
hearers ',o'o sfi.s 81, 81 II =. : So,
! TO- when allaaias 20 she WiasrsPFsaa Saa
ef haaesAy among, aeay Fashes Rsrke -
y listed that en- one ecgasioh o. 9epaAenn9
"A apsaktnS 10 h1is ef 4hlsh pMsiag ~ ne
\ York; said tAss s'aa iaaasabses Ahaa laaa
4 Pthe oGso veFe6a niliien. ~ yxAs hasseal
ay sS ye i ,ss ~ ...l,s ao,s f 4 =,
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thirteen TAscles ians, ave RiahoPs and His
,Graees the Arehlishnp, having bsen 0eeof&-
Cd 70 The Cathedral BY shs Diseesan Cosa-
ell Of the Aiiitaut Uaien, the eiebration d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17

TIE HEPREsBYTERIANs, NoRTH AND. .SouTH.-
In an artcal on The SoutheRn Church." the
New York EvANGEL1ST indulses in some con.
cilIatory remarks about the work now going on
for the purpose of reconciliDg the differences
between the Presbyterian Church South and the
same church North. Though it regards seces-
sion as gigantic political folly and crime, it
says OF the South: They felt that they were
fighting on their own soil for their own people
for their homes and their kindred; and however
mistaken, yet We cannot refuse our respect to
those who sacrificed everything for what was to
them so dear and sacred, and now" concludes
the EvANGELIsT, "while we honor what was
heroic in both, we believe that we shall best do
honor tO:the dead and service 10 the living by
working together for common church and a
common country" Referring 10 the late Pres-
6yterian Assembly at Baltimore, the New York
OBSERVER also remarks:
1T was kind Providence that brought the
Assembly TO Baltimore. Many Of the Presby-
terian churches AMI people Of that city are
connected with the Southern Church. Many oi
theiranumber and all Of their ministers we're
frequent in their visits to the Assembly. Their
h. >Nuses, too, were open to receive and entertain
GU, Nts The utmost good feeling prevailed
bslN zen them and the members of the Assembly
A de,'P and lasting impression for good wal
made ,'n the whole people" lt+...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17

DEEP SEA ANIMALs.--A commission ap-
pointed by the United States Government TO
examine the fisheries, and search out all the
kinds Of fish In the Bay Of Fundy, has done
some good geological work by dredging In
deep waters. The deepest haul yet made
north OF Florida was made by them In 43O
fathoms, and from this great depth they haul
ed A species of animals, exclusive of Fora
minifera. N this we have another proof that
living things are much more numerous at the
. NOttOm Of the deep sea than (until within re-
c ent years) has been believed. In the cap
t. Te above mentioned, some species were
fOlIUd which have never before been taken in
An (erican waters. though they are well known
to aturalists in Europe. Another interest
ing TACT established by this remarkable haul
is, that there must be plenty of light" at
the depth OF ESQ yards, for many of the AMI
mails taken are "predaceous with well-deVel-
Oped eyes" Another fact In natural history
is worthy OF note. Certain species of fish are
found In Lake Superior. which on examina-
tiOn prove to be Identical with species that in.
habit the Lakes In Sweden, and with other
species that 1--we 10 the sea. Perhaps some OF
our Raturallsts will try to give US an explana
tlOn OF this phenomenon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17

SINGULAR PHENoMENA.-There was recent
" found, says the Inyo lrdependent, quoted
by the San Francisco ErdmIneT, q pair OF field
glasses In the desert, near what is known as
the Death Valley. The glasses are supposed
to have belonged to Hahn, q lost guide of
Wheeler's exploring expedition. They were
brought into one OF the interior towns by an
Indian and were purchased from him. The
most singular fact connected with them Is that
every object within range of where the glass
Us have been lying for year or more is dis
T. uctly photographed upon them. We have
he.Td OF such phenomena before, but this is
one Of the most remarkable instances we re-
memEer. Both object glasses are covered with
perfect and most beautiful photographs or
etchings Of desert shrubs, stems, branches,
le4f-stalke. Leaves and leaflets are as distinct
ly marked as if laid on by master hand
There Is no mixture or confusion of one plant
with another, each having clear border of
unmarked glass, rendering itprObable that the
sun or lightning photograph, or whatever it
may be, was received through the eyeglass.-
These pictures seem 20 occupy position
about the centre Of each Of the Object-glasses
but little nearer the plane than the convex
side.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17

+ yD|ylsse Htt.lt. 4 /! 4g -
lAe 6rSEOn 1ndlan WAf d 1855 DAD 1850, 0d6l,
tas most A. ppleuous CHIEF Of thS Yakimas, a
large anH powerful tribe in Washington Terri
tory, wac enc Of ehe principal leaders. Alter
several niOhtha Of fighting, seeing the hopeless
Aesl Of the Centest he came in and delivered
himself up. Gen. Wright, Who commanded the
troops then in the field, as soon as the fact oflhe
caPWre Of Ouhi was announced TO him, directed
the prisoner to be brought before him. He then
said:
"You have seen the sun for the last time. |
am going to hang you. Not that you have fought
against Us in battle, but becusse, before the war
broke out, you murdered Indian Agent Bolen.
You and two other Indians killed him, and vet
the moment before you had been smoking with
him. ThIa wss notwaF, Il was the act Of a dog;
and you shall die dogs death"
Young Ouhi was stretched up as warning to
ether Indian chiefs that murderers would be
punished.
THE SEouEL.-Captain Wright. of the l2th
Inf'ntiy' who was killed by the Modocs at the
same time with Captain Thomas, was son o.
this old Indian fighter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17
mo THE PURLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
IL The WILMINGTON and Reading Railroad Com
pAny have completed arrangements % carry Money
Packages and hxpToss Master 10 an from all points
on the line of their road and West Chester.
Alse, 20 all pOints On the Philadelphia and Read
ing and UAtAWtSla Railroads. including READING.
Allentown, C0lambiA, HarIisbunz. Lancaster. Down
ipgtesl, Mahongy City, NJ CsElAel NSrhtsTn.
FOR further information apply 81 the Depot cor
ner Of Front aud Madison siressa WhmingtOn.
Express matter soht b Rrankliu fulesFaph veico.
No, West Third street or % their D. pot Front
delivering agents. will reseive PrNmPt attention.
aus-d Gsn1 suDt ". q r. x ca.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17
WIlminstOn and Western u n
TIVE TABLE.

l.
Commencing A-riI nj,
strains will run as follows:
Leave WilnnEtCa o. 10 20 N, and 63J N.
Leave Landenberg IS. 10 IS a n and 90 D N.
Arrive AZ WILMINGTON So IN, l % and % D m.
Arrive At Laudenberg ~. IL 81 q N and 90 D N.
CONN EC rI0NS-rraIns leaving Wilmington at
10 20 q m with train leaving PHILADELPHIA at 30 a
N: Baltimore at 20 q m. and Delaware r K trains
arriving at 10 Is a. m.
Trains leaving Wilmington at 5 IS p m. connects
With train leaving PHILADELPHIA at 4 % D IN.
Train arriving at Wilmington at IS a N, With
train Philadelphi at 8 10 IN.
Crain arriving a. Wilmington at % HiIh train
for Philadelphia at % pm. a.,
Train arriving At VHmlngtOn at 5 70 y q win
train for Baltimore and Washington at Il m:
with train for Philadelphia and New IOrk 1T 5 -
p IN. an with Delaware x X trains Al - 6Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Wimington l ~ and 80 pm
Leave Landeuberg IS m. and Is p m
Arrive Wilmington 9 - a M. and 40 N.
Arrive Landeberg II IN. and ~ m.
Trains arriving in Wilmington At 8 90 p IN, con-
meet with train Tor Philadelphia at . ~ pm.
Omnibus connections between W. aud W. and P ,
W and b DePots. and ears OF the WilninRtOn City
Railway. DAVID CONNELL. SuDt.
apA-W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17
FARVERs' AND DRovERss B4Ng, Z ,5,, ;
RS. yEECH. Cashier.

To.ol IN nOO Gins all Cash $4,000
Only few tickets remain unsold. and they viii oe
furnisged TO the first applicants ct the tollowlng
prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves. s.; quarteIs'
Il 5 IL wholes for 500; Sc for $500; ll3 for SlVOO
For tickets and full information apply to9,rrv 70
Louisville. ky',
or THOs. H. HAYS 4 CO.,
6O9 Broadway, New York, my3-d2taN I'm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17
PhiladslpnIs, Wilmington and Bal.
umore Rsilrosd.
DELAWARE DIVISION. t

IMPORTANT N0TI( E-On and after Mohday
Il April list 1874 Passen ger Train will leave Sea
ford at $50 q. m. for Philadelphia. Baltimore and
intermediate stations.
The 6.25 p. N. train from Wilmington with Phila-
delPha and Baltimore connection. will run TO Sea-
ford. A rriying n. loco p. N. Making three daily
trains to aRd from SeafOrd
On and after the above date this Company will dis
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington.
n. e. .kENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-17
PgI5AP4EEETgESEAs Pg5A 3 Z EEETElEs NJ ITSILAl"srON q sALTI-
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On ana ailsr WEDNESDAY, Osesbsg lStA. lSsl,
RssssaGsE SaE VIII " atiaeAsd 70 the irSssh' i,
re train win Slpp al sGatloas - fSIlous vhsa
Slgsallsd: 0raYa RSlEy. Sl2 Z, p k9aaleta2 ~
:. m klisrSiiG, l0iS .. q; aFSivs HllmlggtqN. l0
'b1 koot0l n. \. KINNEY. naOG
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Inc MIAeu IIAIu VIII run luDIec % dsIhy1 Inci-
dent to freight business and will stop only ak sta
tiOns where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINs
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON and PhiladaI-
At 7.40 AM. Leave Philad sphia ct u Is +, 70 and
Wilmington ct LIS p. NJ. for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above, cave SmyFns for Clay
ton II 80 q. N, and 7.3j p m, Leave Clayton for
Smyrna $40 .. m, and 400 p. m, TO make eonnoc-
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. Withthe Ken t County And ouoen
Annes Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON, with the Maryland snI Delaware
Railroad. :.
At AtHAKRINGToN. With the junction and Break
water Railroad.
At sEAF0RD With the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
Al Dell MAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wie0mioo aud POcomoke Railroad,
y. =. KENNEY. suut
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RusH.s

RUslA's
=. STEAM FREIGHT. LINE
Leaves Cd wharf above Chsstaut street. Phladol.
phia. daily e p.m.. Rnd 4rsaeA sfeqt VhaF5 Vii.
ninskon. a. ,. y. FREIGHT hAnQle4 cAEolllly and
aorl
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PhiiadsipAia; wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division TItne Table.
sFBtNa ARRANGEMENT.
sFBtNa ARRANakMRMT.

On ana aflsr MONDAY. 6priI 5I:,
s1s75. CsundATS execptsd.J Trains vii vii
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Winter Arrangements.
n Aad ATteR MOndAV. Decembers,
CONNECTIONS,

OUNNEOIIUNos
At Wilmington. with trains TO Philadelphia aud
Baltimore. aud with Delaware Railroad trains
Nos. aad make direct conn sotons With trains to
and from Washington.
AT ChaadsGord. trains Nos I. .. 5 and for philA-
delphia. Nos. and WITH trains for PhiiAdAlphiA-
Trains Nos. l. and with trains for Port Deposit.
At COatssVi Ia. all trains connect With trains tor
PhilAdelphA and Harrisburg. Trains Nos. And
PhilAislphiA.
Al BirdsbOTo'. trains and connect nOEthyard
and south ward with PhuAdslphia and Reading
Railroad. and 2 and4 with SOuthaard bound trains.
Train No. connsets with traia from PhiladelphiA.
c. SIOLL
Hsnsral SuDsEintsnasat
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w AG s S

ANENTC everywhere to sell our new and
AUGN I'D novel Rmhroiderlng Machine.-
WA NynEn Send for illustrated Circular. 10
WAN 1EOths Mckee Manufacturing Com
many. 800 Broadway. New York.
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u.Nn s A P o L / O
new and wonde erfuIIy effective Toilet
Soap. having no equal in this country
or abroad.
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VoaVe e toIIoWs ;
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9 - 2
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AaAaaA klas1:
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-t
more Railroad.
&RRRWWa!
TINE TABLE.

Taking eject Monday May 18th, 1873.
'PhilRdelphia and asnIngIon kxpress Trains are
designatea thus, II N~. New \ FORK and Wi ash
ington kxprssa Trains, thus. IL 15s. The u Is IN
train from Phiiadelphia connects for Fortress Mon
On aceonnt of difference Of time trains leave Bal
Hmore byeity time Eve minutes earlier than stated
below.
ner Of Broad street and " AshngtOn aVen1 cas- f0l-
loWE
For 18Th street. 100 1s 10 %, 10 4, m. 12 30
N, i2S9 . 8 80. 4i5, 80. o9,9li Il g M. -.
23O, 3 30, 4 As, s 80, I co. 3 Is, IL Is ?. m"
Bonnaifon. 70, 5 Is. 10 W, 10 Is a. m. I2 30.
~. 3N Z S, $50, 7 o. 8 10, II As D. M
Pasehan 90 IS, 10 90, 10 40 a. IN, " 81, 230
ne. sSa - s, 6sy,7 90, S15. Il As pm; -.
IS, 80, 7 70, = Is. IL IS o N. ~
" Sharon Mil, 1OO, SIS, iOLJ. lO45a 70 40
| 81 ", %, 8 80, 90, us, IL IS IN.
GlenoldSn. 10. SIS, 10 " 10 a., = IN, IL 30,
2So,SSg ~, $50; 70o, SIS. II Is D M
sSo'i %. Il co. 1915 siS Il t5pm' @' L ~ 'O'
Ridley Park, 20, ! Is, $50. 10 00' 1OM m
2s9 2SO' ) S9o.4.4S, 8 is. s 80. TO. s1s, ii IS
cIun Lynne, 7 90. 8 Is, 10 60, 10 As a. m. 70 80
Chester, Z. = is, 80, 10, 10 Is a m. 1880. So
S1. -. 80. AS, Is. s 80, I co. 9 Is ii S6'
"Lanokfn. 7.sls. 30. 10. 10 Sam. 1880 ax.
~; ~. As: 5 Is. 30. 7 90, . Is, IL 45 pm,
IhnrioV' 80. ~ Is am; 2 81. 3 81. l5 7 ". Q Is
1" Trainers. 10 45 m; 2 30, 33O.sl5.7 e1spm
LinwOod. 9 30. 10 Is = m; no, ) So. SIS. 90
CIsyyHgP!; p sos o: iOsam;2sO 30. SIS. %
4" Bellevue, 50. 10 Is am. $50. 80. SIS. 90, 91i
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S A p D L ] O
Polishes Brass and Copper utensils bet
ter than Acid or Oil and Rotten Stone.