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A CARD.

RIcHaoSD, VA, June Is, 1873
To The Editor Of the State Journal:
Inasmuch rs some measurements have
been made as to q conversation between
Mr.. f.. ii. Smith, jr., and myself at q
meeting on CANDLES Hill, a few evenings since,
L will make the following statement, which is
correct Mr. Smith told me that he had heard
thatI offered or subscribed five hundred dollars
last fall to aid George ID. Wise in defeating his
brother j. Amber for Congress; to which re-
piled that the statement was an infamous lie.
Smith asked, do you call me a liar2 l asked, are
you the author of the report2 He said no. am
not. My reply was, then do not call you liar.
but the author of the report is a liar. The state
ment of Captain Wise, hereto appended, gives
the lie to the report. I only regret that am
compelled to trouble gentlemen of the opposition
party to contradict false statements made by
pretended Republicans. thrust that the dissatifi-
ed, disorganzing and misunderstanding men, now
claiming to be Republicans, will soon go over 10
the Conservative party, where they Will do the
Republican cause less harm, or be wise enough
to hold their tongues.
Very respectfully,
r. BURGESS
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General Benjamin f. Butler, has again
announced himself as a candidate for the
Governorship of Massachusetts.
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The London correspondent of The
Scotsman hears from trustworthy source
that at the unwilling of the statue of Lord
Derby in Parliament Square, early in July,
the eulogy will be delivered by Mr.. Dis
raali
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ARREST OF A MINISTER IN WILL
MINaToN, NORTH CARoLINA.-Rev q.
w. Warren, formerly of Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, but for some time past a resi-
dent of Wilmington, North Carolina. was
arrested in that city, Monday morning, on
the charge of attempting to Obtain yalua-
BILE letters from the post-ofiice under
fraudulent pretences.- Wilmington Star.
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OHIO.
The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-One death from
cholera occurred to-day. The other cases
are improving. No new cases are reported
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RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1873

RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1873.
Captain George d. Wise:
Dear Sir--There are certain persons in this
city who have said that 1 offered or subscribed
the sum OF five hundred dollars in support Of
your canvass in this Congressional district last
fall, to be used for your election to Congress. L
will thank you to state in writing if there is any
truth whatever in the report ...a
! am, very respectfully, SC,
r. BURGESS.
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DOR SALE CHEAP, ns
Il ON LONG TIME, HI
one of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax Conn1X
Two-thirds open land, e-third good Young
TIMBER, Oak and Pine 'e
New HOUSE OF seven rooms. modern built
WELL stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses.
rms farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
three -fonrths of a mile. The soil is dry loan
with few sandy spots adapted especially to
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking, and fruit-groWipp
1t would make a fine DAIRY FARM
1t is located twenty-five miles south of Wash
ington, near q steamboat landing and four
miles from station on the railroad from Wash
inglon and Richmond, and adjoining the land
OF Colonel Edward Daaiels Good fishing priv.
leges, and neighborhood pleasant.
PRICE: $4,000. Enquire at
de M-u STATE JOURNAL OFFICE
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"A little boy in.school gave one of the
best definitions ever given to economy
"paring potatoes thin"
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49, IHE RUSH CONTINUES AT FRAY
sER's for card pictures a 80 per dozen. Call and
see him
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1900
THIS rs To GIVE NOTICE-Tbat an ,hs ,ou

4 day of June, 1873. a warrant in bankruptcy
was issued out of the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Eastern District of Virginia
against the estate of Joseph Sisson, of
Richmond county and State of Virginia. who
has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own peti.
ton; that the payment ofany debts and the daly-
cry OF any property belonging to said bankrupt TO
him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him. are forbidden by law; thai
a meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt, 10
prove their debts and choose one or more assign
ees OF his estate, will be held at court of bank
ruptcy' TO be holden at Tappahannoek, Va,
before John ;. Braxton, esq, register ON the
l2th day of July, q. d., 1873, at IL O'Clock IN
DANlDB. PARKER
Je FEW u. s. Marshal
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS AT FRAY
sER's only 81.
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"A BRILLIANT WEDDTNd.-The ca
pacity OF Broad-Street Methodist church
was tested to its utmost last night to wit
ness the. nupiials between Nj. Alfred
Henderson,, of Jersey City Heights,
and Miss NJ. Belle Davis, daughter
Of the late Joseph Davis, esq.,, of this city.
The bride was one of Richmond's most
beautiful daughters, with accomplishments
equal to her beauty, and jewel worthy
to be set in any crown. The bridegroom
is a talented and estimable young gentle
man, engaged in lucrative mercantile pur-
suits in the city of New York. Long be-
fore the appearance of the bridal party the
church was filled with the beauty and fash
ion OF the city, and on their arrival it was
with difficulty that they could get within
the confines of its walls, owing to the vast
assemblage. Rev. John Il. Edwards, D.
D., assisted by Rev. j. G. Granbery, ID.
d., united the happy couple in the holy
bonds of wedlock. That graceful and ac-
complished organist. Mr.. Leo Wheat, pre-
sided at the organ, lending an additional
charm to the audience, speil-bound, as 1t
was, during the performance of the cere-
mony, by the sweet and melodious sounds
that were waited upon the ear, falling
like crystal drops from some beaut-
ful fountain, mingling and blending in one
pefect harmony.
The bride was most tastefuly attired in
white gros-grained train silk dress, with
tulle veil, adorned with orange blossoms.
The groom wore full dress suit of black.
The bridal party was preceded in their en-.
trance into the chulch by members of their
respective families and the ushers; the
latter consisted of two gentlemen from the
city OF New York, and one from this city.
The northern bound train last night at $40
carried the bridal party to Washington
city, from thence they will proceed on an
extensive tour, visiting Rochester, N. Y,
Niagara Falls, Montreal, Canada, and
other places of interest, at the expiration
of which they will return to Jersy City
Heights, the home of the husband, but
now the home of the twain. May all their
ways be ways of pleasantness and all their
paths be paths Of peace on this terrestrial
globe, and at a ripe old age may they be
gathered to the spirit world each re-
ceiVing that crown which fadeth not away.
SUDDEN DEATH-CoRoNER's IN
QUEST. Monday night colored man
named George Frayser, who resides on
Fifteenth street between Marshall and
Clay, was taken suddenly i'll at his resi-
dence, and though medical aid was sum
moned, nothing could be done to alleviate
his suiterings, which terminated in death.
On Tuesday evening Coroner Taylor was
notified of the fact and summoned jury
of inquest, which met this morning, at %
O'Clock, viewed the remains, and without
coming to any conclusion, adjourned over
until Friday evening next, at 8 clock, in
order that the coroner, DR.. Taylor, might
analyze the stomach, as it is supposed that
deceased was poisoned.
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SPECIAL RATES made at counter. or h,
contract, with regular patrons. .-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ONE DOLLAR per square of eight Iiur.
solid nonpareii
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SPE CIAL NOTICE.

TO ALL PERSONS WISHING FIRE IN
SJIRANCE-THE RICHMOND BANKING
AND INSURANCE COMPANY offer induce.
ments unsurpassed by any safe company to iu-
sure against loss by fire of all kinds of property
They ask OF their friends and the public to give
them a call before insnring elsewhere.
Consult your own interest and insure with us
T. Is STARKE, General Agent.
]. Il. DAVIS, President.
JoHS F. @. PoTTs. Secretary. oc 5-d&vlv
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Marine.

NEW YORK, June lS.--Arriyed, steam
ers Manhattan, San Salvador, Russia,
Merida, City of Dallas.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
Anasonf. tteme.


ie" evenings Si"c@ .ci'sio-S S"fF-
,'S' "0'c "'-0 ~ ~ L'e@ctt &eAoo.-
iors'' "ie" 'A''t5 ho'th oi Ahl"zo"4H
@i'e' SERVICES Nj ", "ii'on, III
attempting . eA''"s"'sh Il i'gHtS'
eAPio"o" enc o. 'he heFoschc lamps,
c"t'i"s MS 'acc ana s''se!hS his iialr
IN" ""'7Nc'' '~AtFeO'' cohsiuefaoiy-
ING AaiHeS spread over 'hc foof and
FURNITURE out were promptly put
on' DE lAose present.
Last saturday hi0ht Mrs benton
o'"in ,Ppe" over coai Oh lamp
az" SCI ocu ana "eF h"'"ai'f OF ire.
NJ ocam hitNed 'o"hd AT such 4
"Ne'| i"ic 'tia' he 500" Sot INC ire
"nu'' So'''Fo''
A'e'' vas" E"i.1"'y mere on FIJI
Gay '""' rather er4'nSeu ne oFoi"afy
i"H&TaEs' Mr.. D. y. Mckee Of Sa-
y"'''a', ie't u" 'eAHi s,ai''ih& Bear
Laser 9'ihsoh sa"Ihi'i. Not be
'"s '"S'c''c''' 'heH s''"'A Owl on 'helf
CIV" NOOK il H'7' 'hi"& they
S'rG Z was INC horsepower Hgsing
ct nc 'i| "a'ef-'aAS' winch they de-
n'".!7'e". aver S..As'l's '"o wagon
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e.. { f:4., r. t!, -cs~..u,7o-.1as
Elr..t,n Ed, G,:E par.. -. Dit,u4g, g.,
1913. j ;.,.... ..l,slJ N.ss L..4 =. DGrc4n,
ME- At.H.s." c'tn:
g4:... Hl .t T~a~gr.r, fS-2. g. f4s res :rlr.
.fia" Ii,i. q. u- .. s...st Co.,, - AZ
4,s..,,a Hp~w.l. Jan X. U..sA.. ~ A..:.-ry
'.i2.!, H. h-.s!f 'A.-H'a',f iitI
>'...- '!s.''''
A:~' a.f.J '.5a :; on A3A- ;:l'.'@ ."t
III. Jn,gi nj nal
L-m. 80. -. -, o.. r.r
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. &sn Sud.

On Monday last e queer trsnsac-
ton took rlacc in this city. which
WIS observed by MANY, anu furnished
food Tor gossiycrs Tor many DAYS al
terward. It WIS nothing moro orl2ss
than the sale 10 the highest bidder,
ST the Courthouse door. BY Mr.. Al
i!som, the Constable for Jackson town
ship, 0: orc Maxwell, liviugin crnoar
Fillmore. The lucky purchaser
was 1tr. James Shmnaker, living iii
the vicinity OF the man that was sold,
The purchasing price being one dol
iar. Il is related that Mr.. Maxwell
has g family, but has a constitutional
aversion 10 bodily cXertior,-in fact,
could not bc induced 10 work. Being
brought before Squire L. +. Gill
more, at FILLMORE, ajury, upon tie
facts Icing proven, ordered that the
MAJ be sold 1--WE suppose Tor The ben
eft of lis family ia accordance with
tho provisions Ct the Fagrant Act.
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Here IS I good thing 20 know. Gel
cry is ii season HOW. ANA !! IS asserted
81 il that it is one Of the most potent
uervines known Until reccntlr it
MAS said that celery possessed 10 nc
dicinal qualities; bat a writer IA =
leading article asserts that H. has
"l.uown macy men, and women, too,
WHO, from various causes, have be-
coma 50 affected with nervousness
that when they stretched out their
lran1s thcE shook like aspen leave. Oh
i windy day, who, by daily moderate
use OF the blanched soot stalks Of the
celery leaves IS 4 salad, became IS
strong and stcadv in limb IS other
people. IbaEc hEown Others so very
nervous that the least annoyance put
them ina state Of aeyyoua agitation.
who were II a'ncst constant plrrlcx-
ity and fear, ard WHO were cGyc:uaI-
X cured b. daily nsc Of celery" It
Is said to be a care for p~alpita'ion CT
the heart, also.
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-;E-:G GgcreA = 5~eag-1sEi2- s!Iar one door
p. go O S;Ts. C'uca's, so..-b o! thc Prhi4c
lg..sIs, : TcGtS 90 10 HltsG iva u he f@b!jc
:yEs -cz-r J.-e7v. E-'ss :. 81 GIBSON.
- - cr--v 49, NJ S::..c GIBSON mas
s@s- 40 O.. ..r tti-, Tf-ts, A';l i"r i.!-
"a. t,Tp yaass 8I5 Leon l. aG-4-,c= 81 hrrsclt.
"a ~1pr--tn.--yr 80 J Ge~t EGG tt-..iaL scT-
~, E. . rav la.5 Las gwen entire l"JIzticl.DE n
l. >---G- = { t.ls. 1v...a GGEt-s al -LcE"
garment Cus sad .L@-e = g.Tc Icy :
" 20 - Id -. - :ssieht tad !siS-
-. =. : SEE-L, laz-.5-e.ic nr5r=Ela-tf;
Jacksonville, II.
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Kew Hardware end stogo store.

Kew Hardware and Ssogo St2rc.
". s. EGrls. Eso., well known IN
this community, has opened 4 new
hardware store at the southwest
corner olthe Square, next door to The
Post-oflcc. Mr. Earlo opens out .
large and complete stock OF hardware,
cu!lery, qaccnsw&rc, tools for AL
trades, and everything usually kept
in i arst-c!ass store OF the kind, and
some things not kept in nil. Also, tin
work and j0bbing done to order Al
reasonable rates ana on short notice.
Give him Il call.
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Died.

IL GroerEei1. Highland csugtv, Cfio, De
cemu-: "a, Io2. o: Consumption, JaTle5 L.
Caldwell, aged abGVi - years
o: he IN dag ofJarJary. 1873, in he city Of
Oregon. Missouri, after IN Illness ct four weeks
DR.. A3d.ew j. Eyans, aged II years and 7
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the siSty-seco.d wear cfh:s age, to AIRS. Eacassl
aicG.aigy, IN III Gty-uia,a y-atr Of H.. age, S.1
ili.iiE IAe iJurta wife %. Nj. Noble.
Nv SanUe, S1'-1I II MS rcsi!elc, in Usrriz Il
CJua.y. HIsSparI, n "Wednesday. JANUARY :.
l.-5. LII. Francis =. Gillespie, oiHlrris,a conn
8. To- N,s jeI...e H]S.. UfDIyirs5 cyaL:-, Mis-
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EtsS D.. EGor-~a y o-:ss's T0E.c Z G
$1,000 So-EGes.
= ~ tie s-aat household rc-cd7. plcGsen:.o
J.>,. g. potter. for the pre-cntl0a AMI orrc OF
a4sssscs. II is Actt.- than GiEtets. Cos1!G,
Ga,ta or 5..sa.a-.!ls. bol!bT Druggist:
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Interesting vol. E2l.rzei Editioa. New
Ea-"sa.E, Trr-sI-G.sl and city r&ss;,
nicc - ccats AL..rs7 DE-. ECEss' D,sr=,-
Gar. Il Ho::h Light. Street. ST. Lo1is, No
geg LdgC7tjscmsuS.
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We AFFORD opportunity for : bushes
education superior 10 any ether ;HstitU-
tiaa II tie west. Elch one Of our large
corps Of teachers is a thorough oxperieu
cal accountant s. have unusual iali-
tics :cr making cur Students familiar
with ctaal business operations s:cUr-
.ing 5ly;iaaga, IN the m3rlet AMI in l.
nance We U>c hose facilities daily ttr
making oar students ~w!4e-avake. pIac-
teal 5rs'Dcs $ !Gca. livery yornc man,
destined % become 4 Farmer - merchant.
Should complete his education by spend
ina :, :v~ month ia u institution. and
learn how business is conducted in the
metropolis Of he west. lie viii become
expert il detecting counterfeit MONEY,
posted on the tricks c. sEarpers, learR
bow 10 keep his own accounts correctly.
cr;H IN invaluable knowledge oi the law
of merchants, and acquire general iEtor-
nation that VII be worth thousands il
after lie.
Every weii-,o-do rirmer AID merchant
fhGu.d send his son % our Institution as
- essential pat ofhis start in life"
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80. U.,.t1- r-1'I Lyzae.
ia C.c@. s9o.a,as remedy. Zee o=.y Is
c.-:5. eve, l.-t % IL; ra5.se- I'd he=.A 70
tl5 C-.l lJ.Jys Dllyr;s;,.
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D. Ega2-7'r zoo: 2na P5s2t kRI:is-
ma Jet thoro9 .s--nc nausea CT c:9!n.-G-
t.rc.y yc~c'-4ic- aIsat!-vc- .crasGg. T-!Ss3
cen.I. ro.IIy Druggists.
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y I. 2. %-CNE. ed. having lccs,"d II SG.
.. r--1=l, ,Es-; hrs profess .lui stTf!cts 10
: . .~..i-.gs C.; q. civ GUi Vicinity. U3ce
' -,5s she S.4a.- -. l"G: t.s, {: tie Few
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siEN ADVERTISEMENTS.

re adoe'tisers teioiy 9.i:r yen 80 tie
P-t!.sas7s Of tbs paBsy as regards tif:r
Pc r.: Tc!tat;!l.y, a2lL xaep ~sc-i.i4g to
- r.. ?!sGse 2~e19lficH you sGtg tier hasey-
...cr.ss.t IL tbs uGrcj.
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Es8tsr4GG E'Esac-Taaie.

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
SPAIN.

MADRID, July 25.-The Cortes has passed the
bill supressing the Admiralty.
President Salmeron has issued q proclamation
calling oOUOU men OF the reserves into active ser-
vice against the insurreotionists.
1t is reported that Gen. Conteras, leader Of the
revolt at Cartagena, is marching on this city with
S9oo men, having left force equally as strong at
Cartagena. &t t% MH a
It IS also said he has sent the frigate Almanac
TO Malaga, and the steamer Ferdinand Ell Cat0li-
co to forreveja, with instructions to the comman
ders to levy contributions upon the inhabitants OF
thssecit The President ofthe Committee OF
Public Safety in Madrid has Asd from the
city.
Contreras, commanding the rebels in Cartasena,
threatens to seizs all German ships now lying
IN the harbor Of that port unless the Vigilante,
captured by German man-of-war, is restored to
the insurgents.
There Is rnmor, which needs confirmation,
that the German Consul at Cartagsna has been
arrested by the insurgents, and is detained as a
hostage,
Contreras, assuming the title Of President and
Commander of the Land and Sea Forces of the
Canton of Murcia, has addressed Q circular msmor.
andam to the foreign powers
The Germans have liberated the crew of the
Vigilante, for fear tho German Consul and his
family OF Cartagena would be shot. The insur-
genta have promised to lay the seizure OF the Ger
mAn vessels IN port three days, so that there COM
nanders may have time to telegraph for and re-
ceiye instructions from Berlin.
BARCELONA, July 25.-The gendarmerie of this
city, which left to Join the Carlists, reconsidsrsd
their determination aud returned to theiI
allegiance 70 the Republic, amid the enthusiasm
ofths populace. Only their colonel aud his sor
went over to the insurgents
WASHINGTON Jnly Collaboration from
Madrid, by telegram, has Just been received IL
diplomatic circles, that the Cortes, by aIarge ma
jority, have resolved that they confer no furthel
political privileges on Cuba until the insurgents
shall lay down their arms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
-
oEMRRALI lMeMa.


A freight train ran off the track on the
NeWberg branch OF The Erie Railway near
ratersons n. j., yesterday, thirteen cars be-
ing preclpltated through bridge. No one
was injured. 80 -..
Consul Harrington, of Aspnwall, who
gave the certificate Of protection to the pri-
VaGeer Virginius, has arrived In New York.
MlnlsCerS Blair, Of Costa Rlca, Biddle, of San
salvador, and Baxter, of Honduras, who have
Deen superseded, have also arrived.
The Iowa railroad robbers are said to have
Cnelr rondezvouS In Jasper county, Missouri,
and TO be bank robbers and safe breakers of
long experience. A number of them are we'll
known to the st. Louis police. They have
many relatives and friends in Northern Mis-
souri,, where theyreside, who will rally In their
defence Il necessary. b
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail.
ROAD. In Illinois, have promulgated new
Carlm OF freight charges, in consequence of the
railway freight law recently passed in that
state. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
reduction in the charge for transporting
grain.
The forest FIRE on Long island burned q
tract about one mile wide from Lakeland to
Patchogue, when its progress was stopped
The village OF Edenville and a number of farm,
houses were burned. .FF81
A fire in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, yester.
day, destroyed several buildings, and caused
loss OF $4,000, which is partly covered by in
surance.
IN Paterson. New Jersey, child three year
old, on Thursday, got hold of some matches, and
setting its clothes on fire, was terribly burned
1t fingered until yesterday evening, when 1t died
1t was the child of Henry Van Bloscom
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PhIlaG aGeIphia, Wilmington and BARI
more Railroad,
TTMh, TAkI.k;- !

; 20 -lsAsa
i.g-e TIME: ia kLE.
Taking efect Thursday, July 2Ath, 1873.
ington Express Trains, thus, II 16t. The Il is m
train from Phiadslphia connects for Fortress Mon
On aCsount Of difference in time. trains leave Bal
amore BY city time Eve minutes earlier than stated
below. .
Trains from Philadelphia will leave depot, cor.
per Of Broad street and Washington avenue as fol-
os bsth street, 100. g1s 10 %. 10 IS a. m, 124O
.2lt. 80. 4l6. 8 45, 6 81. 90, 3 80, II 40 M.
ai @Sa g. s IS q SvS 70, = q g. Il 81 p r. A.
s1ss: 4 & g E. g sG P9is
Dsrss, g. sls' ~, i5 y -, i aS.2 is. 80
AS, 6 As. i 30, z w, 9 ". IL 45 IN.
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'nSis g. ~ ~ 81 SSo 70 y ssS g. il g. g. lz a. .o
:. SS0 S 90, Il. Is. 8 u. To-. Ss9 II Is pm.
Rloley Park, 7VQ, 8 l6, $50. 10 10. 10 46 u. M,
lT4S 2sO. sO.4 ~ SIS. S%5. 80. Z 90, sSO'
H. 49, 10 y 49, 50 IL: % ao
yS =. .aS.4ss. i is. SsS o. g: g. s.. II g. g.
LamOkin. Z. SIS. s 80. 10. 10 IS m; IL %. 30,
S3O.4 80 AS. l5, . 80. 100, 9 80. II 46 p m.
Th1rlow. w. $50. l045&mi zSO. SsO. l6. 700.
TrslnsTs. 90. 10 IS m; 50. 1906 Is. 90. 30
LinNood. 7oo. $50 1915 m; $50. 8 SO. rs.
"clsyasns. 5OS 81. 10 As M 80. 8 80. 8 Is.
7OU. 8 50. IL 30$ IN.
Bellevue, 0O.S 80. 1O45 m. 80. 80. Is. 90.
wii@inTtep. l. 4! 8 ssS q lS & & 21s'. 3d.
Newport, . 30 u M. ~ s 10 pm.
stantOo. 9 30 m; 4, s 10 u.
Elkten,- 8 80 a IN; A.. 10, ii 30% y m.
North East. 8 S9 1 2 m; ~ l5iu SO'pm.
Principle, 8 80 a IN. Is p. NJ.
Perryviile. 80 nj II l5". A. Is. 20, II 2os
IN.
Havre-de-araeO. 8 20 m; IL l5". A.. 90. II sO'
PM
:. Rereymansyille. s 80 p N; a. II So$ N.
=. Edgew9od, $50 m; e. = Ss% p m.
Magnolia, 80 IN; A.. IL 500 p "a.
| " Chase's, $50 a m; A. pm.
Stemmer's hun, s 80 o. m, ~ pm,
Baltimore, 30 N: II l5o. AZ 6 20t II 500 D m.
| N0RTHWARD.
Trains for PHILADELPHIA will leaY0 as fo1loWR:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-26
WtlmlngtOn ana western H e.
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

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E1ssssfssslsEEfE5ssE11 Commencine ApIn 7th,
trains will run as follows:
LsaY0 WILMINGTON 90, 10 40 q m, and S IS D N.
Leave Landenberg 4S. 10 56 m and 8 so I'm,
Arrive at Wilmington e e. ma oO and s. co. n,
C0NNEc CIoNS-Train leaving. Wilmington ri
10 N with train leaving Philadelphia at n0a
m; Baltimore at 30 a m. and Delaware r h trains
arriving at 10 Is q. m. ys.. 1900 rfsF
Trains leaving Wilmington at 5 IS p n. connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at 4 90 D m. ~
Train arriving at Wilmington at z IS "a, with
train philadelphia at loan.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 90 with train
for Philadelphia ct 2 90 D IA. s.ll
Train arriving at WILMINGTON at 8 90 m With
train for Raldg@p9Te NOR and Washinston at II p q;
m. and with Delaware h B trains ct rs D M
u -. SUNDAY TRAINss 5 .rt
Leave WilminRton 90 and y so p In. ata ar5
Leave Landenberg 8 is M, and as m. :
ATriye MDmington 80 q m.s and6 90 M iis
Arrive Landeberg 10 D M, and 47sp m..s fse5g
Trains arriving in w Wilmington at 90 m, com
nect with train for Philadelphia at 80 m
Omnibus connections between W. aud VI. and p.
W. and B. Depots, and cars of the WILMINGTON City
Railway. ait DAVID CONNELL, Snpt.
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