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SAEE, suseI eaoF,rAsLt
PU BLIC ~ALE,
sou h side Fl per Y.
IL Lots Close to hird.st. Bridge

On me line 4 the wHuit g7on tn4 wes en- RAJ.
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gFtige 10 iae CDR siiaaA Harb0r, u the pa a.
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ses hEuluEua cL,
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tinctly remember Jucetta's presence at nome eVo'y
night Of last week.
The family very poor, and II was not possip'e Jul
then to remain ont OF the almshouse II Lnceta WIS
kept in prison. They already owed the Iandoru - y.
their rent and they did have money 10 oy oo
with Their landlord had threatenedSo turn 1heh ih'o
the street the day before and there was no hope Oh
earning the money 10 pay him. Her daughter hau 'u
her that In the evening she occasionally "e"' o ~
brooklyn for walk; but these evenings Luoe''" wa"
always at home by 10 o'clock o.,or
Leaving the family alone IN their grief ''o ~ or
went 70 the shirt factory of Jacob Levy. at No or
noras, II was there learned that Lucetfa Myers oo
tanned work by answering advertisement puohsnea
~, NJ law When asked for her references che sad'
IN ,,oo 40 nv only reference" Her services ~ere
accented and sbe proved to be q very industrious
woman She ALWAYS worked hard and appeared 10 DC
cheerfuI She took work home and always returned ]"
r,omn,v She was never absent from the SHOP DURING
her engagement except upon Tuesday and Thursday VI
last week on Friday morning she came IN unusually
carly fact which was noticed by Miss Levy ana sou
NJ Mr. Levy The prisoner excused her absence ny
anr that her mother and father had both been SICK
and that she had not been able 10 leave home one OF
the women employed the shop read aloud the accoun,
of the murder Of Goodrich. MISS Levy hh ,ht
bearing Mrs Myers say: ut is foolish to thnk tnat
could shoot himself how could he shoot hinse at
The hack of the head" Mrs. Myers also said that se
knew Goodrich and that his relatives never kne" he
THE BROOKLYN officers entered the factory at O'CLOCK
on Thursday afternoon of the present week anu sshe W
see Mrs MYERS The prisoner left her sewing fnacnlne
and went outside the door for moment ana taih ~,
with them. All then entered the room. one on inc ue
tectives took photographs out OF mis- pocket anu
asked Mrs. MYERS IL she could Identity the persons
represented them Mrs. Myers replied that one WAS
portrait of herself and the other OF Mr. Goodrich Inc
officers then placed the prisoner IN carriage ana ''0A
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THE BROOKLYN MYSTERY.
LUCETTA MYERS IN CUSTODY.


tssR REPLIES TO THE DIsTMcr-ATToRNEY's oUEs-
qroNs-THE PONCE SEARCHING FOR ANOTHER
WOMAN.
The woman arrested by the Brooklyn detec-
tiyes at No ~ orchardst Thursday night is still in
o,ese custody. Her name is Luceta Myers Lucetta
Armstrong and her place residence is No. 6 Rivug-
son st.. New-York. She occupied a room on the
, top floor OF wretohed tenement house.
DistrotAorney Britton has held several protracted
interviews with the custody and after one OF
them yesterday reported to have stated that II she
did not murder Mr. Goodrich herself she knew all ABOUT
it. when asked how be arrived this conclusion nc
said that he had done SO from what she had su anu
what che refused TO say. She admitted, for
that Mr.. Goodrich paid her house rent, ana tue" n
lied directly TO the time OF her last WISH 10 Dio
and her movements since In instance, ne s'"Vou
she tried TO parry his questions by maBlns ~.
wholly at variance with the truth be produoeu -
and sa,d 70 her: "Did you write thatP' For moment
che remained silent but recovering herse' saw
eyes wrote il; where did you GET TT she Wa"'ou
b 10 Give II 10 her but he did not comply with her re-
est ucr name was signed &c the letter. and shoWeu
tina, the story she had telling was entlrey iaSe'
The also stated that this woman VIII
Ia hold moi outstanding all that the Coroners jury may
sav and that she impressed him as belhg al
a,Do ,yon,an and one who has had very wldc OK
,.rcnce She was removed 10 Raymondst. jan last
evening and the detectives are now searching ior an
other woman who. said, has taken prominent part
the tragedy 49,, s., -,
Tho story OF IucCtta Armstrong as told ny hor
reehed parents is very sad one and there are many
r. mini mat the woman is gutess Of the terrible
charge OF completely In the assassination OF ChaIIes
toodrch and that the detectives are following aso
sccnt At the inquest, yesterday, nothing lie" was
ehcited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, &c.
ARE SPEEDILY RELIEVED AND, TAKEN IN TsH PEAsASESrL'
orRrp Br Dr. JArEs BxPEcroRAsr You WILL TSD IT ALSO
CERTAIN RIxEpY yoR CoUGBs COLDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

\. .uoued IN retan ss 90 cash and his boob accounts,
and will Immediately resume business: The Charter
Election viii take place April H. when Mayor ana t r
Tax Commissioners will be elected mayor Iuttie oe-
cines "a denomination.
WEST HoBoKEs-Of1cer Mcdowell Of the Third Jor.
sey City Precinct yesterday rrresed on Wafranb
OF Justice Symms, and held In 81 400 bah u answer Tor
an assault committed John and Mary stevens wmie
arresting them.
HoBoKEN-The Republicans OF the First Ward have
nominated for Aldermen, Charles ChanberD, Nicholas
LiDdner, and Joseph Russell.
TREsroE--The Rev. Father Mackn, pastor OF st
Johns Catholic Church. died In this city at late nou
Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

A.-THE PRIDE OF THE SEASON !-KNoxs
spnpr tve Of gsutemens the public fancy fac,
By the rush az Broadway Secure your Knox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

GENTS DRESS HATS at manufacturers prices
r. ERsRswKiS lis Nassau ST., near Spruce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

For Morn PATCHES, FREcKLES, AND TAI
PKscELE LOTION Sold BY druggists ever
where. Depot i9 BoDd-st, Ee-'ioIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29
PROMINENT ARRIvALs =,

p...oo,, Ho.,,MSenator Allison Of Iowa, Actor
-. Pom.roy ,be sidpsy CLARKE, and
liz az Dssas HOtei-h b hnoer'oo p, ",
PrSent Of Yale College Glsey HosTTsi GOV ,root,as
tfo,,i Gen H. Powell OF City Mo- ~ NbAotds H9Hs
Gsor9e ID Roberts President Of the Pennsylvania oena ~
"a ndg. r. O. IIuri Of Ohio, and James NJ Sooysi OF
New jersey fnh Apeau Hol-Bl,eqae By the Ipfl.h G
E,.tmsn Peughkeepae and Asses!ymeR d. ynde
raad CHira HokCol NJ T. Spague lf Of vermont ans 49,
~ Rem N 81 James HoklsenAor Madden OF MO
ai.toxn M Y and Henry e. Robinson Of Hartford.
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS

George VandenhOff will give matinee read
ing at Association Hall today.
The Rev. Henry Morgan of Boston, will re-
neat his lecture on Fast Young Men," at the Cooper
Institute, tomorrow night.
The National Convention OF the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians held at No rs Prlocest last
evening at which National delegates were elected
The New-York School Teachers Association
gave their regular monthly reception to their friends
Yesterday afternoon at Scinway Hail. anordng very
pleasant entertainment, with programme compiisns
choice selections OF music Tor the voice. ofsan' anu
piano.
Mrs. f. Cakes Smith, who some years ago
was well known as public lecturer, is TO speak next
Sunday evening in Unity Chapel, Harlem, delivering
popular lecture which she has been also engaged TO DC
flyer at Port Jefferson and numerous 0ther places
Drting and IL understood TO he rapid resume OF the
dangerous signs OF the times, social political and moral
At meeting of the Polytechnic Association
of the American Institute, held last evening ct Hall NO.
a. Cooper Union. Nelson Sizer read paper on
"Phrenology a Science reviewing Prof. "ilderslec-
ture on the Brainp He said that II Phrenoogy rs not
an exact science but is dependent upon Judgment az
well as upon measurement Is quite AS exact science
as that OF medicine, whose professors demand tnat
Phrenology shall be an exact science Deore they con
descend TO accept II.
The Committees appointed by the Associa-
ton Of sxhave. property1owners TO confer with the
officers OF the Gilbert Elevated Road as TO s route anu
other matters In connection with the building OF the
road ported last evening that nothing could now be
done toward getting the route OF the road changed'
except by the action OF the Legislature Another COM
mtee was appointed 10 confer again with the ofncers OF
the road with view, If possible, ~ obtain some conces
10 the route.
A meeting of the Alumni of the Law De-
partment OF the New-York University was held, last
evening Uniyersityplace. j. H. srahan, President
Of the Alumni Association occupied the chair The SUD
iects considered comprised the cooperation Of the
Alumni with tho Senior class OF the Law school, IN inc
holding OF Commencement exercises Tor that casS III
May, and the Offering OF prizes IN the schOoL WIN re-
gard the first the Alumni voted to provide nan lor
the Commencement the Seniors would bear the otDef
expenses OF the occasion. Association Hal was the
place favored by the majority OF the Alumni
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Ihrnomoenenui

Assure relief for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REMEDY
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yIscoNrl's TUSCAN SALAD OL-Choice Div
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HOME NEWS.

rHKRsomETER, YhsrBRDAy, AT DicxiTsosS rA"A-
-, noo,-.,o n m'osso mansh.-3so Avense-5i0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

WHO IS YOUR FAMILY DENTIST ASK him If
Dsoss ToorH TABLETS not perfectly safe to use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-29

SLIDING Down POsT.-On Thursday evening,
Will. Mr. r. Hazard Druggist FIN Avenue Hotel and family were
their supper which for the OF
Tie house gave an HAIa instantly vent TO the front door
windows bis mind and saw the oofgr de
the door post and run b. hOLhhs' huHAyh
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UMMER ARRANGEMRNl

fsIs N EzzassEzx DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
~ rs SS8Ik LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY, 29TH, 1879
Sundays excepted,l Passenger Trains will leave as
folowB:-
SOUTHWARK. NoKTHwARD.
Passenger Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AM, Pm. Pm. AM, PM Pm
Ayry
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(CORoLUDsD,)


AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act TO au-
thorlze the construction lOf O bridge across the
missouri river at or near St Joseph, Missouri,
approved March nth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty-tWO.
Be Il enacted By thsseaats and Bcuse Of Repre- enia-
tiUes Of tbs United States Of AMERICA in Congress as
seHbLed That the fret section OF the act entitled
IAN act TO authorized the construction OF bridge
across the Missouri river AT st. Joseph, MIS-
sonri, approved March fifth eighteen hundred and
seventy-two, be, and the same Is hereby, amended
lawful for the St Joseph Bridge Building Company,
corporation organized for that purpose under the
general corporation laws of the state of Missouri,
souri, river at or near ST. Joseph Missouri, and To
ay on and ever said bridge railwty tracks for the
more perfect connection OF any and all railways that
are now, or which may herea ter be constructed TO
the Missouri river at OF near St Joseph, or TO the
river on the opposite side OF the same, near st. DO
sepni aud, build, erect, and lay on and over said
bridge ways for wagons vehicles Of all kinds, and
for the tfauslt Of ANNA g. and to provide ways for
foot passengers, AID to keep up maiutain and opsr-
ate said bridge for the purposes aforesaid that
when said bridge ID constructed, all trains OF all
railroads terminating at said rver, and on the oppo
shall be allowed to cross said bridge fr reasonable
conpensGton,to be made TO the owners OF the same
under the limitations and conditions hereinafter
named. The owners Of said bridge may also CHI re
and receive reasonable compensation or tolls for Tie
transit. over the said bridge of ALI wagons, yehi-
Cites carriages, animals anu foot paBseg gers.
&c. 2. That the nth section of the act OF which
lhls - amendatory be, and The same Is hereby,
the st, Joseph Bridge Building Compan. after uhe
passage Of this act, shall not have the right
sign the charter which said company now holds by
assignment from the 81. Joseph and Denver City
RAILROAD . mpany, and which was granted to said
last named company by virtue Of an act OF Congress
approved July fourteen, eighteen hundred and sew
ehly, 70 any other company, person. or persons;
moi small said bridge building company be permitted
tne said charter so obtained as afore aid from
tle 81 Joseph and Denver City RAilro-d Company
" construct any other bridge than the one now be.
ing constructed at ST Joseph, Missouri; Pfootdgd,
hoeepT That nothing in this section contained shall
bridge OuldiuQ
mortgagIng said charter and franchises held by II
" assignment from The said railroad comp my, with
t1e bridge constructed or to be constructed THERE
under, in the manner and for the purposes in ana
IOr which the said bridge building company is or
may pc authorz "a by or under the laws OF the Stale
Vi missouri to mortgage its property.
Approved NAV l. i9T2
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AN ASA lOl tue rellet OF bhfah .. Tfhpp, eXfcutIA
OF William Trap, deceased.
oe enacted by The SeRdt and House " r freSsHtd
uVss we United Statss Of America IN Congress as.
,SnOed. That the letter patent granted tO WiliaIn
aaIapp, citizen OF the United states, dated the
mist uay OF October eighteen hundred and fOrty-n e.,
surrendered aud re-lssued the tenth day OF Match
eighgetn hundred and fOrty-nine, and extended by
Hie nTsl uiy OF Octnber, eighteen hundred aud my
.lne, ana aga!n surrendered and re-ssned IN Two
divisions OF patents numbered, respectively
n,uStEth hlndrSd and fSrLy-six and nineteen hun
,Leu ana forty seven, for neF and useful i'm
puNeMentsh IN barrel machinery, be and the
TSueu Ior the term OF seven years from and sitter
uie passage OF this act; and the Commissioner VI
aaeents Is hereby directed, upon the presentation
vi salu patents or Reissues numbered, respectively,
aueteen hundred and forty six, and nineteen hun
tu Anu 1ortyaeven, or certified copies thereof, by
making certificate upon snch patent or re-issue,or
t 1iheu copy thereof, OF such extension, tthe aw
n ICES being nrBt paid therefor,) IN the lams Of
Salhn .. Trapp, exscutriX OF SAID William TlAnp;
Hu the commissioner OF Patents is hereby Directed
cause the same 70 be entered OF record IN the Pa
mhl uInce; and the said paten i so renewed, rev-
az y originally granted for terms extending to the
euu VI the term to which they are extended by IN
Sot; froUtds hocecer That such renewal or extern
nv patents, respectively, shall be open 20 legal IN
~ m anu decision n the manner as II issued under
e general law regulating the granting VI patents:
n'a provided further, That no person, irm or cor
fo asloh snail be liable for any damage or royalty
~ ~ having made, Yanded or used said Improve
MEMS III said patents specified prior to tile passage
~ .his act; and any such person. firm, or corpora
mr., having made or purchased and used said I'M
pboxenen since the expiration OF Lthe said patents
sn na DO entitled to thesa without liability
uuilllg the term Of said extension.
approved June 10, 1872.
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RaiI saaa gines.
LEI "a PHILADELPHIA Will
~ ~ Syys. ,:siAINaToN, . BALTIMORE

= -. - 49, 49,. .axo
nS'G os'O'' as' =, 40.
| Ann " ASHIN(sTlN EVENIiR az solio1s1
| WAY. NAIL TRAIN al a "a 4 M. .isnndava excsp-
tedl FOR Baitimore stoppinc Al ali resiar atatiOna
ConnectiEg with f1elaware Raiiroad Al WiIIinetop
SltS RYsTsIs u. + + TiDO; q clayton Vim syf1 4
J. n. r. r. AZ ssaford with n : D. RI H a. Bel.
| mar ss,fb n n II AZ saiishrrv v,ith ~ 4 p = n
/ EXPRESS TR a IN AZ ia rs p NJ SUNDAYS exeenfeI.
| for BaltihOre and Washinstou atopplng N WrlinF,
/ ton Perryyile. and HAyre-de-CIrace- Connaotn a
EXPEEss TRAIN az 2o0 r. M. C3undays axcep-
GhessteT T6nTloE' iInwood ClaVmont Winineto n
Newport Stanton Newark Elkton' NORTH BaM
Charleston, Perryville HRvfe-de-la Grace Aberdeeb
PerTymans Edaewood MAGNOLIA ChaseIH and stem,
| nner's Run w
IA Masn1n, ~ s tiSO y for 5s
anu ~ sSS2prnf " u E.ostTl Lh v
PerTyVius Hsvre-de- (3raca PerrVman,s and Mac.
nolia
fassengers for fortress Monroe and Norfok VIII
'@Ae 'ne u 10 n. tIsin .v
WILMINGTON TRAINS
stopping 81 all stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphis at iO'a5' a NJ. IL 80. asO.noO
go and To- 10 (daiiyl p M The 500 p M train con,
meets with Delaware Railroad for Milford and inter
mediate stations
Leave Wilmington ct A6b, and $40 A. IL, 500
s.UU and 1lb n M The $40 AZ M traIn win
net stop between Chester and PhiadelphIa on
Sunday will leave Wilmington az $50 I. M.
LHe oso a M Ia,n isvhi " inlili'sv on VIII Con,
necs ~ Asena Juncuon ~ stfeeI cars WIZ Ine $50
a ms uaih lor NC" torh Hom West fhilaosiphiA
PHILADA. AND BALTIC CENTRAL Il. X TRAINS
otountng M all utat,ona ON chcaer freak ana phua
delpSia md saltimope Central en Rsiread' ANU i'
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MM4 8

Train No. /, leaves Wilmington $50, A. M, con
meets with Elmira Express Train No. d, leaves
Wilmington b. y. M, connects with Cincinnati TX
press Baggage checked through. No charge for
transfer Of baggage at CoatesVille.
For information as to Route and Rates, apply at
Franklin Telegraph Office, NO. 2, West Sd Street.
at w. d r. Depot, Front and Madison.
@. STOLZ
apr6-n Gent Supt. w. Il X r. r.
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HUMAN HAIR-NoTIcE TO THE LADIES OF
WILMINGTON AND VICINITY = Mrs. Julia
Pursa, a lady of color, practical dealer in Human
HAIR Chgnons Cnrls, PHffs, Switches, Braids FTi7-
zetts, DO, all the latest styles constantly on hand
Combings made up to order with neatness and care
Also, hair dressing, hair cutting and shampoolng
done.
orders promptly filled at No. TOs SIMPLIFY, ST.
Delaware. JRn9-iy
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2ail RsaA Eiaes.
DENNsgEvANEA fzrzzuuu.u....l
or AND kFTKk SUNDAY. DEC n. Is5

= CKNR'EAL RaERnAH M
| Whsr EnllAADELPHIA,
on AND krTEk SUNDAY, DEC -, 1873,
Trains lesve Depot Thirty-secohd and MArksi
Trsins arrive ct Depot Thirty-nrst and Msrks
MAIN LINE WESTWARD, +
re2h ACCOMMODATION daily, except sunday, go 4
l y and Ii 90 P. M. 7E ~ - -
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday. Tho \
h GSf hnye and E s1na. sx dAiSex Sunday
Fast 4a, Line 9I,l and Erie ExPrssss dang, ex-
Hsffsbafs zSd daily. except Sunday, ssS + + Z Z
Lancaster and York Acc. dafy,ex-
FS S,ssssa Ss.ln s1ssg. Sunday,
Cincinnati Express daily, - aiO r. II.
s se,a y, Express ~ r. daily lo10P.
faoli sunday TRANS $40 A. M. and e.sSP n.
Erie NAL Saturday night runs only " Willlamsport.
daily, except sunday, tickets must be procured
and baggage delivered &c lie Market stTest By 8
NEW YORK DIVISION.
10 and 1850, i.SS, 400, $50 and SbO P. NJ. and
Accommodation for New York, 1.90 AM
kmigrant Train for New York l2r0 night
way Trains for Trenton, es5 A. N. 4BO and lilo p
New York Sunday Trains 24O, 9sO, 1870 A. NJ, SIS
r, NJ, and 1920 night. ~
KENSINGT N DEPOT.
nolmesburg and Bustleton. go A. H., 12OO noon,
Way Train for New Brunswick, 21bP. n.
Express Trains for Trenton, fsO A NJ, and l.0l. .
Way trains for Trenton. "a. NJ, s.i5, 800 and
$50 r M. -,
FOR BELylDHRs D ls1oN.
Express ior Trenton, LAmb'villa, Easton, Scranton
DO, 100 A. N. and4 z. M.
Way Train % Lsposrtyils and Pennington. 1000
Way traius for Pennington, 1890 A. NJ, and &, p M.
Accommodation for Belvidere. 800 p. NJ.
MARKET STREET FERRY,
AMBOY DIVISION.
Accm'n for New York, via Perth Ambey, and via
Monmouth Junction $50 Am. and Z, p NJ
Way Trains for Trenton, and New York, g and 10 A.
M, ~ neon. 8, 4, and ~. M.
way Train for burlington, go r. III.
Way Trains for B0rdentown. 8 and Il, 30 p. Nj.
Express Trains for Hightstown, SEQ, A. N, and
1.S0 and $50, 2. N.
Express Trains for Long Branch, ZsO A. NJ, and
y. ]. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads, $50 A.
Il, ard 80 r. M. W 7
way Trains for Mt Holly, 11soP.M.
way Trains for Pemberton,e 7.S0 an0 1000 A. NJ
l.9O, 80 SEQ and $50 p. M.
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had on
application at the Ticket ufce, COL Chestnut street.
And at the Depot Thirty and arket streets
Agents of the Union Transfer Company will cell
for and deliver Baggage at the Depots Orders will
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Time Cards
can also be obtained at the following
TICKET OFFICES: No. IS e Shestaas s strs
[ Nc. lie Market street;
and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
JET A. j. CASSArT. General Manager.
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WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
% VII cal cal LOT II AND ae e I'VE baggage
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called Tor and
checked (where Railroad tickets are heldl to all
points nom private residences or hotels Orders
left at THE Franklin Telegraph Once, No.
3 West Third street, z. Bringhurst q Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market, and B. 4 Q. Shoemaker, 800 Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal ONCE Bag
gage Room, p, W. and b. Railroad Dergt.
]. j. MCMULLEN,
seDtlS-lV J. II. SKAL. Pruprietora.
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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-12

On and after MONDAY, November 18th, 1872,
Trains leaving wilmington, at 1910 A. NJ, and
b,sb r. M connect with trains leaving Philadelphia
is 80 A. M Rnd4P. M.
The 1910 A. M. train also connects with the Della
ware X. h, and +. W. d b. r. X. trains arriving in
Wilmington at 10 10 and 1925 A. M.
Trains leaving Landenberg at 6.45 A. M. and 90
P. NJ connect with trains for Philadelphia leaving
wilmington at $40 A. M. and $50 r. M, the Phia-
delphia and Washington Express, leaving WilmRg-
TOE at b.lT. P. NJ, and the Delaware train South,
leaving Wilmington at 625 p NJ.
Omnibus transfer between W. d W., and p. W. Il
B. Depots. and cars Of Wilmington City r. R, at
Front ana Market SLs., by McMullan Il Seal, at 8
cents for each passenger and cents for each piece
OF baggage.
Freight should be delivered and properly marked
ct the stations half an hour before the departure
Of the train, otherwise II may be delayed twenty
four hours n. O. C0NWELLt Hupt
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