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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
FOR Sale.

49, A very desirable Farm In Chapel District
.ss Talbot eOanty, Maryland. containing Der
recent survey 297 Acres, more or less Of
- which 100 ae' e. are heavily timbered, con-
ssting OF valuable oak and hickory especially suit
able for manu- tactuFinR and ether purposes. The
soil S Of 6ne quality, easily improved and adapted
10 the growth Of grain fruits grass and vegeta6Ies
IbeFe is 3 6ne Peach Orchard on the place OVer
100 trees finest varieties added 70 the same last
u; varieties Of grapes. apples, pears and other
iruln, The many advantage offered By this farm.
Sta situation, the character of the SOIL and with
railroad aGd other tictlitieB render ID one Of the
most desirable places in that county as maykef az
truck farm for which IL is specially adapted Nv
attention 70 this class Of products great benefit has
aecrued 20 parties thus engaged.
Thls farm = immediately on the read leading
from kaston 20 Chapel and HIllsborOngh, about
miles fsom Naston, the county 70 Wn, and within
nile OF the Maryland and Delaware Railroad
Trains leave once q day the year round and twice
day dnr1ng fruit season, thus giving mark OF and
travel throughout the year to WiiminRtOn, Balt
Rast9n, Wye Landing and Miles kiVer the three
last mentioned places each within We miles Of The
premises.
The improvements consist Of an excellent two
story Frame Dwelling, containing rooms recently
repaired. with neseasaEy Outbuildings.
THIS property is situated IN . rapidly growing
section Of the counffT. and Is every way desiI
O4ered for sale Orly because the owner cannot give
tt bis personal attention.
II desired. one haIf the purchaso money will be
allowed toremain on the property on moFtgago Tor
or b yeaFs, interest payable semi ann nally or
maeh longer TINE would be allowed . satsiaetoTy
Price. $1,000. address JESSE TYSON. Bsla-
mOFes OF Hon. SAMUEL MAMBLET0M RaEton
Nd Persona desiring 20 visit the propeFfv WilI 81
shown sane npOn application 20 Mr HanibIeion
e kssssn. 1.tletadisputabie. maF2l-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
NIZMINETON INSTITUTE.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL xEHr1xo LAST EVENING.

SIXTEENTH ANNUAL NETTING LAST EVENING
The Sixteenth annual meeting OF the Whining
ton Library was held Last evening in the Library
and Reading Room. From the reports Of various
Committees, which were presented and read, Il was
shown that the Institution has been enjoying q
steady and prosperous increase during the past
year f
The Committse on Ways and Means reported
tine membership a. follows -
Annual members, 479; half members, 62; life
members. Al Psrpetual members, 3 Z; total 5S6 /;
increase the past year, IL.
The partial funding Of the debt has been Ac-
complished, as was recommended one year ago,
leaving 81, 900 still outstanding, which was taken
in eight new bonds by the persona holding the or
iginal bonds for this amount and mortgage was
given to the Trustees. they having satiSfed the
old mortgage for 10000. The annual decrease
in the debt s thus $500 instead OF $500 as hereto
fore. This plan went into eject onfhO Ist of july
and on the first of January one bOnd 81 $500 was
paid, leaving the present debt OF the Institute
$4,000. The issue Of shares Of stock as the only
means OF membership 1t is believed by the Com
mittee will add much to the usefulness of the In
stitute.
The TreaSurers repoEt ehows that the receipts
irom all sources were taJD55 10, and the expendi-
lures. SS,l65 co. leaving balance IL the hands Of
the Treasurer Of e770H. The recsjpts from Nom.
bershIp were 81 1881; from rsnk a hall, 81 635 60
stores and Offices, s2,9Sl II; adjoining dwelling,
ny; 70 q Fre@ineHt ON smcng ths expenses were;
lAAgAhyARGLA
periodicals; binding etc. e40e s.; salaries 81 :
Dos 81; taxes, tel7 30; gar, e793 ~ fuel, sl27 60
interest, l,602 %; imuFance, ele8 50.
The total aumhsE Of book, by eOunt, Il Il. .Gst-
an inersass from Last pear of l,220. 2O8 volamsi
are believed 70 have been Lost. 2oH70 bOokD were
Issued 70 members against e, 100 In 1872. The
Library COMMITTEES regard Il as 9 matter Of con-
graduation that there has been made during thu
past year much the largest annual Increase 70 The
library that has ever been made; and, also, that
this has been done At smaller cost per hook than
a. any previous year. The plaes Of securing rev
hooks 70 membon has alsO worked well, 90 well
that the system has besn extended TO all books il
the library. oNse 4f
So newspapers and psriodicals are taken At !
cost Of sSs2 ~. Fifteen Of thsse are daily nsWs-
pAporG ft va f.--,-. !.
"a ne opinisa of tie Il he s.silaFS Oomttnsiss
ne money necessary, for the usual course OF lee
enlPs, cond be more bsneGeinlly expended by IL.
ereagsng The library. 1lo usual eon1s Og leetnpsr
pEovidsa 1oE ~ ths eAaEtsF vii hereafter b ds-
penSsd with.
Aitsr The reading Of the report, The Rstirina
keaAlnele Geo. h B4tsEy dolisenao IN tnteF6 ~
ing address, rsviswing the course Of the In
sHtaeoA fer ne na1t gear. IA conclusion, hs
introduced he successor h olfics, n. ~. Child.
Alq tAa@eotiag TN a1ianEne1. M8Ef
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

ANNgAL MEETIEa-Tho annual meeting ui
Penn Loan Association, was held last even IND -
The officers for the past year were reelected, With
one exception, +. Z. Wittenburg being elected
Auditor, in place of EnOch Stotsenburg. From
the annual report, which was submitted and read,
we extract the folloWlng:--
Received for monthly dues, the past year, el4.-
pol so received for interest $4.2S7.79 for pre-
miums, SSl30.75; amount OF loans, S27 300; paid
for State tax, Sl58sS number Of stockholders,
1876, representing 1898 shares; highest premium,
S6K per cent; lowest, 231f average 20 Is
amount paid on each share, $500; present value
$500.
Reeeived for monthly dues, for four years,
$50 $3.50; for interest S96 69O AZ; for premiums,
S26.S45.90; whole amount of loans, S93.950
whole amount paid on each share, s4S present
value, s79.07.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
IN TR0UBLE,
A CoNsTkRLE cHARaED WITH STEALING A Hons
UPON wHIoH He HAD MADR LKvY.

A CoNsTAR1E cHARGED WITH STEALING A HORSE
UPON WHICH HR HAD MADR A LKvY.
One Of our Delaware Constables has been get
ting himself into tronble as will Be eseen from the
following, taken from the Chester Aeass, Of Fri
day Last: a.s..ta esfi.,f sfsss.f.
William A. Roberts, a constable al Odessa, Del.
aware, last January had an execution placed ia
his hands against William Browning, then resid.
ing in Delaware In pursuance Of the execution,
the constable levied on Browning's property. and
among the articles lovi6a on. was hoEee.A Some
time after the iAvy ahd before tho 6ale, BtoWaing
brought the horss to Pennsylvania, and subss-
quently moved here himbelf and took up his resi-
deAcs At Upland Constable Rhoades visited Up
land on the second inst, and interviewed Brown-
ing, demanding from him, either the money OF the
execution Va the horse; not meeting with any sue
cess 10 the financial part of HE dSmand be togk
the horse about three O'Clock, and brought him q
Chester, and left him at Ouinn's stables Yeatsr-
day morning, Browning came TO Chester, and pro
cured from Alderman EntWisls warrant for thl
arrest Of Rh0adea, for the laeeney Of the horse
Chief Of Police KsFshaW executed the warrant BY
arfesting Rhoades, and notifying Quihn not 10 81.
low the horse 10 be taken away from his stables
The hearing before the Alderman eiicitsd tbs
above facts, and the MagistFnto held the case IN.
der adVisement from II Oolook A. n, to o'eloct
p N In The interval Mt Rhoades sent a sp8
cial msnaimgsr 20 Media. and procured a writ oI
replsyin, which wne placed in the hands Of tn
SheriG vfho laAde hls Ap1 9snee On the scene d
hCtAOA aoOut = OCAVOhss 1uSuAAAy was given W
Rhoades to the Sheriff to rstaru the horse, IL Il
should be adjudged that Quinn had q better righ
to the possession of the horse than he had, ant
the Sheriff delivered him 10 Rhoades, who imms
diatelG sent him 70 Delaware
The Alderman concluded to hold Rhoades 4
bali In the sum of $500 20 answer the charge o
larceny. This security was catered and Rhoads
went on his way rejoicing. This matter viii b
brought before orr Courts ia both criminal an,
civil proceeding
The criminal proceeding will present the qnas
tion for determination whether constable iron
another State coming into this Stats with an ex
ecution and taking properly out Of the hands Q
mand made, renders himself liable 10 conviction
for larceny. The question in the civllpEooeedin
viii ibe whether The kesper Of public stable Ts
eeiying horse. to Be kept over night, can detail
him from the man from whom he received him o.
account Of defect in his title.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

ACCIDENT AND DETENTION. morning as
the north bound train on tho Delaware Railroad,
was approaching FELTON,, the cross head Of one of
the pisson rods broke. The piston rod, being
thus forced from restraint, was pushed forward
by the steam and forced out the cylinder head
The engine was stopped, Che iA1Gred piston rod
was taken of, and the balance Of the trip made
with but one cylinder and piston rod NOtwith-
standing this manner of running, the lost time
(about twenty-five minutcs) was almost made up,
Sy the the time the train arrived at New Castle.
Here a slight delay was experienced in coming
around the curve. This was coon overcome how
ever and the train brought up at the depot, about
TWENTY-FIVE minutes behind time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
eoQlkTIRa.
wrEFuina Tnra KVRrINa

Asylum Lodge No "a. o o +, at Odd Fsl-
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No ;, 81 Of 7, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, B Q. A, Han 5Ol Market
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, x 81 p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hail, 2ll Market street.
American Star Loage.NO 1, q +, at Good
and Market stEaeta. sstm m8F
Fidelity Temple. No. j. True Templars. at Hall
cor. Of tn and epmcs street4 |EfEI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

WnMIN0ToN Baptist MEssIoN.-The annual
mestng Of the Wilmington City Baptist Mission
was held last evening The following officers
were elected:
President-W Washington Jones.
Yics President-FraMk Braunstein.
Seeretary-John GaIbFaith.
Trsasurer-M. II. Gregg
The next meeting Of the mission will be held
on Sunday evening, at 7.SO O'Clock, at the Second
Baptist Church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
DlILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON u BAITI-
Il MOkE RAILROAD,

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th. lg7l.
a passenger car will be attached TO the freight
train leaving PhiladsiOhIa 900 D. m. for Will
gington.
The train will stop at Stations az follows, Whsa
signaisd GrAy's Ferry. e.l2 p. m, LaEAretto 9.S6
pm; Chester. 9.4l m; LamokiD, 9. As D, M Thur
low e.49 p. m; LinwOOd, 9.5S D. IA; Claymont l0Ol
p m Ellerslie l0ls .. m; arrive WilmingtOn 10 81
, N LOctOl u y. KEHNEY. S1O't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

TRAIS OF CARs INJURKD.-A collision occurred.
this morning. between the $50 train from Phila-
delphia, and freight car near Chester, which,
though standing on q siding extends too far to-
wards the main track Every ear on the long
from end to end, while, on come 5Of the cars
the corners were broken and ths ventilators
smashed in. None Of the passsngers were in
jared, though some Of them were badly fright
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
police AMaIrSs
BEFoRE MAYOR s1AlMs.

Sewell Gibbs, James Baxter, and Chas Baxter,
all cOored, for disorderly conduct, were each fin
ed 81 and costs, and held 10 bail, in the sum OF
5000. to keep the peace.
>Melancthon Miller, for drunkenness and disor-
DERBY conduct, was fined ~ and costs, and held 10
bail, in the sum of $500, to keep the peace.
Steve Burton, for the same offence, was fined
90 and costs
John Hall, for drunkennsss, was fined fifty
cents and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

SCHOOL DIsTRIcT No. k.-The voters Of
School District No. 20lS met IN the School House
at Browntown, on Saturday afternoon, and unan-
imouBy voted TO raise By taxation, the sum Of
5000, tor school purposes, the coming year. 1t
was also unanimously resolved 10 retain the pres
ent efficient teacher Of the school, Miss Ella c.
Euney at an increased salary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
JOHNSTON 3 BOGIA.
gBOOK : BINDERS,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACrURRRs.
Ne. GO smFEET sTREET.
vILnEo1o1. B1L.

wILniEo10H. DzL.
.Aseouat Rseks q every variety Of Fuling ana
MagsI Mais. Ntuspapeys ana Publications
ol aIl kta1s bound q Plain or Fancy Styles.
1o.1 BENG prassleal yorkmen. We are able 70
Orders lynaii bOmDay attsadsd 10. sDlly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

ORoAN1zKD.-The Holly Tree Inn Association
met last evening and organized by slecting Geo.
w. Bush, FsQ President and Tea W. Stone,
Esq, Secretary. The act of incorporation was
presented, read and accepted. It was announced
that books for subscriptions to the Association
would be open in few days No other business
was done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

Just received one of tle largest assortments
e the latest 8pflng 6igles of Hats and Caps IA
the city which an selling at the very lowest
examine my immense stock and YOU VIII be
sllf8 % be suited. LEWIS g. SPRINGER.
Hat Store. Il No 2SS Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

VIsITINa CoMnTTEKs.-Wm s. Hilles, the
neWlyalected President Of the Board Of Education,
has appointed the Visiting Committees for the
various schools, which Will be found in our ad-
HartiAinR columns. n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
LooAL IMrgLLloEMoE.

Mechanics Loan Association meets thls evening
Lipgard e coming hero again. He .is ever Wel'
VIM s. Hmes has been elected President ioi
the Boardot Education. ~
The Board Of Education held a special meeting
last night, and organized the new Board.
Il was not Patrick Laily's liquor store that the
barrel Of gin was stolen from on moving day
Patrick Laliy Is dead.
The election Of amemberof the School Board
n the Third Ward has been declared illegal, Tue
Board will an the vacancy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

Extra Par RRTURNnD.--A letter vas re.
celved By the Secretary Of the Treasury, IA
Washington. yesterday, from Representative
EinkienburR, o. 4ls8ourl, enclosing checks
for tbs amount of hls extra ConQres1lolal nav
between 81. .ooo and g oo0-- which ho eslrts
covered into the Treasury MI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
lake ReguIars on Dress Parade

The teeth should always DO scrupulondy clean
and free from blemish. Keep them in tins condi-
when they are veterans in the service, they will
still Re a. 'sgood a. new as- s4 iits
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
PROCEEDINGS OF fI LEGISLATURE.
anNArr

~.
Senate met at o'clock, pm.
61he bill raRolhtnt TIE Sale df mtoSicatinR H.
Qacz was cAlod Up Tor AFst reading. 'fhc rule
Mas then so1peneed and he bin wAa Eead see
Bills divorcing Sarah a. Woodrow from her
huabaad, James Wooar6ws and sarah a. Baton
trom her husband Andrew Baton, werB passed.
Bills 70 tncofpofata the Delaware City Car
Norke, and co To-ihcosporato oho Charfr talana
Cd. allE EEIl - '7I
y The bin LIMITING me aitg debt of Wilmington
end 70 provide for the discharge Of the same (au-
shStIzine 4, the borrowing q 100000 wAa read q
The hill allowing 500, 600 70 Inc wutsr Dspart.
msnt was reported from the House and ruad---
Rule sasPendsd and Me bill read q second time
and referred.
The biil to incorporate tho oeorgstow wh-a and
the further reliefof the Schools Of Wilmington.
Adjourned.
The House met ct O'Clock, D. m.
In the absence OF the speaker Mr. Van GAskin,
nominetsd Mt. Hickman as speaker pro tsmpors
carried and Mr.. Hickman fuok the chair. n. i
The Senate amendments to the following bIlIs
were concurrod in: t ts sss. sff el .~sa sls
An act TO lay out road in Duck Greek hun !.
dred, Kent county, and an act in relation to Live
Stock Insurance. Company Of New Castle county.
On motion the following bills were read third
By Mr.. Ferris, an act to incorporate the town oI
Newport. ti0 kf
BY Mr. Van Gaskin, an act supplemental &c
BY M. Maris, an act TO further amend section
a, OF chapter 73 OF the Revised Statutes.
Mr. Wilds offered an amendment to the bill
limiting donations 70 hre companies ko $1,000 dol
lAfs annually. Amendment carried.
BY Mr. Maris forther supplement- TO an act
for the bsneht Of thS schools of Wilmington.
By Mr. Wilds, an act % enable the Delaware
RailEoad CcmpaEg to pay OF Its present funded
debt. a4 as.'.fisf sal = -. 49, $500 &
bills read FIRST time Rt
An act 70 further amend section 80, chapter
III of vol Ia Delaware Laws g
An act In relation 20 the cohpictiou Of persons
n the U. s. Courts for offences committed aRains
the Laws u this State, and an act to incorporate
the Tonasleson Steam Mfll Manufacturing Com
pany.
Adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
HOHIHEAB BoE6s 4 is l ssa GSts9sss SsS slr1 Z
adNo. MeLEAR1A laoNI
aaa MARKET sTRRRT.
Real Rstate. q sherI1I Sale

IILEIW7 WIWU0IWIo - y - -7IINN I
-. ~ vistns of aurlt Of LsyaFi Enelss
~ 20 ne directod, will be eEp07ed % Public
Sale. e he Laia.ys.ts 4 Hqlel: s 81 Ssn.esssx
city az Wilmington. New Castle county Delaware,
On. SATURDAY, the l9ih Of ApEll. lsl3. u.
!. All that certain Lot Of Land and three story
Frame Dwelling House "a aTeon ereeeda situated in
the city Of Wilminaton 4id, bounded and ee-
moribad a. lolioWs 70 wtE LeEinntng ~ the 8oufhs
terly along the southnFly side of street B feet 70
corner; thence 1out1oflg uar1IleL 70 CIayment
line Al land ok 9ek!eI 4Asllnlg On sAe 4antN 4a4
oIaymont street af,fcSata. ard thanoa thereby
npFheFly 20 feet 70 the place Of hezlnning Be the
cenfsnt6 What thoY mag.
6sizsd and taken II eF6cuiiqn A. the property e
4ohn 4. Mitchell and Adallea ~, his wife, anA 3 ~
ROBERT I. Armstrong. ehirs4
6heri4a Oaee. New f'aglle pel- Aaleh 3, i9ia-eps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

Wm. 8. 1lcCaulIsy. Esq, has taken out
1S''sG n Bon.. 3 si@l2'.''Sn aSsss q 'h' sss' e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
BANKING oHOU0E
te @ Of Lrs coz o.
JOHN AEcLEAR & SON;
4Mffs
No. sea Market street..

Deposit Accounts Of Banks individuals and 9th
eFs received on which We allow interest Cheeks
drawn on ne are payhble without notice. the same
as at . National Bank. e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

aGss Ha7ssf lsF atssla isi "a
srsils geB - 81 44e 4ttr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
REDEMPrION OF sac BoNI

REDEMPTION OF B-20 BONDS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called il 81
100000 q 8. 5-2gs additional, upon which the kn--
terest viii cease June l.
II Is advisable for holders Of $50 and those hav
ing money TO iuvestto consider the selection
Of more permanent inyestments
We recommending and selling 10 our friends
and customers the following Securities In axehanee
for their6-29b and ether high priced Donds.i ~
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
z-sO lst MORTGAGE BONDS. at 95 and sccrusa
interest.
nORTHEAN PACIFIC z-a0 GOLD Hand Grant
BONDS. at 100 aha Interest," ksA &a q
These and other First-olass Bonds are likely to
eOmmapd advance prices during The yeaF. ogng &
The large a0onnt q capital beihg RELEASED ~ TIE
redemption Of b-20s. .,.ls.fssg
sdMo. AaeLEAR& laoHs o
....,.,,-.s .,,.-,,,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
VinIer Arraneement.

Winter ArranRemene.
On and amer Monday. Decennser 2, S72,
PaAsnesr Trains viii run as goIIoup;
EN NIs; AZ. P,h. AZ.
BiFdsboro5 $40 ass
CsatesVilio. 9A5 ga 60
Chadd1Fd. 1855 7& 20
Arr at Wilmigton. IL IS SIS AIS
TR1TIs LEAv1 NoRTHWASD;
TRAINS Nos.h Pm pI
I've Wilmington ai6@ SO 500
Chadds Ford. g $50 800
a." cosiessyille; SIG 40 200
Arr At BirdbOrO'. SO SIS
Reading. l0D us
CONNECTIONS,
At Wilmington, with trains to PhiladeIphia ana
baltimore. and With Delaware RailrOad trains
Nos. and make direct connections with trains to
and from Washington.
At Cha1dstoTd. trims Nos ], q 3 and for Phila-
delphia. Nos. and with trains for Philadalphia-
Trains Nos. ]. and With trains for Port Deposit
At COatesVi le ell trains connect with trnins foI
Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Trains Nos. aud
make direct connection with trains to and from
Philadelphia.
At BirdsbOro'. trains ! and connect northward
and sOuthWard with Ihnadelphia and Readin1
Railroad and and4 with southWard b0und trains
Train No. connects with train from PHILADELPHIA
c. ST0LZ.
General SuDerintsndent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08
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tta 80 3ia saf5
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-08

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11

SEAFORD, lilo CAMBRlDGE 4.2O
This train makes close connection with trains on
Delaware Road for all points North and South OF
Seaford, and at Cambridge with steamers TO and
from Baltimore, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Passengers for Dorchester and Delaware Railroad
will leave Philadelphia at $50, Wilmington 1870,
Baltimore 7 25 A. M. by Rail, and 900 p. M. by
steame-.
50 All freights must be delivered at the various
stations, properly marked, ready to be Manlfested
ard Loaded at least half an hour before the time
scheduled for the Train to leave.
ID. STEWART HESSEY,
oct12-tf superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
GOING SOUTH.

All Freights must be at the various Stations at
least Thirty 800 Minutes before tho starting of
Trains. otherwise they will lay over twenty-four
hours.
Freight trains will have Passenger Car attached
and will be subject to DELAYS incident to Freight
business. j. L. Caldwell L, Superintendent,
EAsToH, May nth, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
CONNECTIONS.
Mal DoRoHngSTETfEEn gEfEn6ABl s DELAWARE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WININh AIlTNId1NUNNININI
On and after TUESDAY, October 1st, 1872, Passen-
ger and Freight Trains will until further notice run
a IaIt axgpDtadl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
.ILMINaToN WEST Esh N
w ERN X. X. AatM - -

AAI W AAo - Inka Ia
w ERN X. X. AhW - -Sazle
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 7th, trains will run as follows;
Leave wilmington Z 90, 10 20 A M, and 95P
Leave Landenberg 45, 10 55 A M and 90 NJ
Arrive ut Wilmington 50 NJ, 90 and 90 NJ
Arrive at Landenberg Q 20, II 81 M and 10 M
CONNECTIONS:- :-Trains leaving Wilmington at
10 40 A NJ, with train leaving Philadelphia AZ go
NJ i; Baltimore at 80 A M, and Delaware X X trains
arriving at 10 l5 A M
Train leaving Wilmington at 8 So P. M, connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at 60 Nj
Train arriving at Wilmington at b6 M, with
train for Philadelphia at $40 A
Train arriving at Wilmington at 90 with train
ior Philadelphia at 90 PM
Ira n arriving at Wilmington at on M with
train for Baltimore and Washington at II p
with train for Philadelphia and New York at 90
r M; and with Delaware X X trains at 25 NJ
Omnibus connections between W. W., and p.
W. 1 b. Depots, and cars Of the Wilmington City
Railway ,
Leave wilmington, 90 and 8 80 M
Leave LandenOerg, $ l5 A NJ and 4 45
arrive at Wilmington, v 81 A M and 90 P
Arrive at LandenbeTg, II M and AZ PM
Train arriving in Wilmington at 90 ID connects
with tfaln for Philadelphia at 6 81 NJ
apr1-u DAVID CONNRLL, supt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
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@A1a o n IN FOUR WEEKS CANVASS
0% Es0V ING was one agents profit on
bryant's Library OF Poetry and Song; SO in one
week on the New Housekeeper's Manual by Miss
Beecher and Mrs. Stowe. ANY active man or woman
can have an agency. J. B. FORD 4 CO., New York,
Boston, Chicago and San francisco. augs64w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
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"a 80 DELAWARE RAIL ROAD

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 91sT. 1873.
isundays excepted,) Passenger Trains will Leave az
soUTHwARD. NoHTHWARD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-11
CAMPHORINE

TIE Great Discovery for the imme late relief and
cure of rheumatism, Neuralgia, SpTains bruises,
Pains, Strains, SUN JOINTS swellngs, In1amaions,
Bunions Catarrn, &C., &c 1t will not grease or
STAIN and for the t9ilet a luxury In every family.
Thousands will and now testify TO ts great marits
Try 1t. Price per bottle, % cents. REUBEN HOYT,
PropT, 2Os Greenwich st, N. Y. aug254w