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"h ALL RIGHT FOR PAN.
NELL.
NEW CUMBERLAND. Oct. /

3. NJ" CUMBERLAND, Oct. l,
|N of'he Register
~. IIv4a'orisl Convention was over
,. T., ,,o,ns nesFd of the appointed time.
rapss,a.s '' i"r the non-appearsnce of
'-,,hr,r from Hancock county at
L., ,Sas l was appointed as one, and
an~ UsIeFs also were ignorant of
I ss~e. | and place until it was over
..3io,,. Il Is all right, as we expected
';ae cbo;d Do and support whoever might
,a.y I,,ye ,o,,. OF Ohio county. think
7.l h., 'ety on our county doing her
aGcfctta..o .ot The success Of the Demo
"'Het this fall. Y
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~. democratic Voters OF
. VI. n..,.h,and District.

90 rIrREBI GIVEN IHAI
,,1T!CE - meeting OF the Demo.
\ here VIII IL, ot this District at Riehiand
.,.,o Honse' ,or the purpose Of nomi.
..ccG P. ~ NJ, - mcandldate for the oftict OF
..,sg proper sionrr nom this District.
'r '.,r comm GEORGE SAWTELL,.
.,,,,,, county Ez. Com for Rich DIST
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Another Disastross Fire.

EVANSVILLE, October "A FIRE IN
the wholesale grocery Of Viele, stock
well & 90, damaged the building 10 the
amount Of $1,000; insurance sll,006.
The stock, valued at from $4,000 70
$4,000, was badly damaged. Insurance
on stock $4,000, generally in eastern
and foreign companies. The hrrn Will
continue basinezs. 600
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WASHINGTON, October 2.-The Attor-
ney General to-day sent the following
circular to United States Marshals in
the Southern States in whose districts
armed bodies Of men have committed or
are threatening to commit, acts ofviolence
and bloodshcd.
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.'E l7''lig'ncsr says We are going to
Lem "a hawl' on the 18th of Octo-
. The 'entiment is correct, though
''aography is wrong. II should be
'.t hail. We are going to give
"a 'aN which will make such a hole
'a1 Credit Mobilier ranks that they
. never be able to rally again.
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s,.a,,er Warned Vet 10 Sail.

LoyDON, October THO Spsnish
steamer Juan, now in the harbor Of Sligo,
has been warned BY the authorities not
To bail, and orders have been issued 10
prevent her departure. She has thir-
tfen Armstrong guns on board which
are suppDsed TO he destined for the Car
list.. The Captain declares tha; the guns
are the property Of the Spanish govern
ment, and he Is taking them u England
for repair. An investigation il iu pro-
oyrps.
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.ao" orr reports this morning the
'lMl.., nrc thut the weather to-day
'~PafiIy cloudy, with northwesterly
-.u.hwr,,rrlv winds.
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coup.r.,iy. re,s.. statement.

SEw IOEK, October 2.-Thc net re-
ceip;s IN all United States ports for the
week. 5000; last year, 54,O3j; total To
date. I54. .332; last year, III, ,sO7. Exports
for the week, 1899; last year, 9,699;
total TO date, 2l,OJ9; last year, "a, ,296
Stock at all United States pOrts, l19, Zs2ii
last year, 1929. Stock At all interior
towns, S9.232; last year, 29,2Ol. Stock
1t Liverpool, 73l, 600; last year, 6i5,OJO
Stock shoat for Great Britain, 1000
last year. 2q,0O0.
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'sE oIt veteran, John Hall, is making
''"M the "salary-grsbber," hump
.'r' IN the Third district. He is fairly
.''1l IN" hulwarks Of that Gibraltar
Eh"al'm. Congressional gTabbers
. E'h'mc thieves are making sad
'h ih~ ranks Of the Third district
'"''hI">. State JOm7.ai.
''g'ac'ouS, "old venerable vet" how
y"H withdraw, and make your
@'. +" ''l'nd' - -Iultifv themselves.
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POLITICAL.
,.,,tieprimary Meeting--Union

,,,TICVOTERS OF UNION
.srpEMOtkn, meet at the Atlantic
1hhLlrici, VIII on Friday Evening,
! ~ House: :s,d at = o'clock, tor the
:'ii.ser I'd. inating candidates for the
esa.p poinoniIsss Of ntsces' 4 full attendance
's,S ';.,;sti rxecuTIvE COMMITTEE.
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The President takes n Little Reeres.
lion.
tyre at Greennoint, y, Y.

NEW YORK, October 2.-The fire which
was reported this morning among the
oil factories of Hunterspoint, proves TO
have been OIL Greenpoint, and before the
flames were stayed. the box factories and
the frame tenements on both sides of
Freeman street between Union Place and
Franklin street. were burned. The loss
is placed at over 10000; insurance
$4,000.
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iNp - BUTLER's man SIMMONS
.0., Read what he says in the tele-
Ma columns. Radical against Radi-
g. Dig est dog. When thieves fall
q g., &c.
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2' 5y F'ess sfns,dsditc snd IL ssRiH'sH H sSs
-: legislature Va D. McGREGOR.
u VA. July q, 1874.
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,.a,na,,A r.r A. :, X; Ewing, postmaster of
,'t.y, Of w., Indiana, died at noon yes
L! s,ep ~: .Sphoid fever. Captain Ewing
%4s Iss, Vnneeted ,n., with the postof6cs
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rno,,. 70 Recover the Cable.

LONDON October THE steamer
Faraday will put To sea as soon As she
has taken in provisions and coal, and will
resume the attempt 10 recover the direct
cable Of which she had laid six hundred
knots when it was loat. Should her
efforts b. successful she will proceed TO
lay the remainder of the cable 10 the
American coast.
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d, y!.s qj clay District;
,..,y announce myself as a candidate
.,-, n:sre of Justice OF the Peace i"r
.ry,.r'. Respectfully,
T.. SEUHACSES,
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1'heeline Reaister.

r'r clroi in New York Yesterday,
"a.
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I'd, r.r1 Of CtGV District;
,Docarc my>elfas a candidate for the
...,fIg,,,cp Of the Peace for Clay dis
,,.,.s ar. two TO be elected, ) and most
..,..fr,!y ask your suffrages.
x, J. ST. J. cLARKSOS.
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Ku kluN Acquitted,

LOUISVILLE, October 2-William
Smoot, the leader of the Ames county
Ku KluH, Vas to-day acquitted BY the
Court at Owenton Of the shooting of
William Walker during the late distur-
bancc, in Owen county.
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.sgra0f ClGU 7OwnshtP:
Undersigned announces himself as
..t,,t for Justice Of the Peace OF clay
.,-, al The coming election. the 18th
Cd, md rs>pertNllly sOlicIts the suffrage
n.sr.tEtHr.
~ n,tyupyIr
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Railroad Com missioners.

MILWAUKEE, October 2.-The rail-
road commissioners Of the Northwestern
States. who have been in session in Mad
isen this week, have adjourned after
adopting a form for reports 50 that the
statistics, Of Iowa Minnesota and Wiz
e,nsin will be collected and polished in
uniform series Of tables The next
meeting will be held at Springfield on
the 9TH of December next, when the con-
sideration Of the subjects Of legislation
and classification will be resumed.
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Address Of Gov. Brown. ofTennessee.

MEMPHIS, October IA special to the
Appsai from Columbia, Tennessee, vf
this date SAYS that Governor Brown ad-
dressed an immense audience at the Fair
grounds near that city to-day. He was
met at the depot By large number OF
citizens on horseback and in carriages
and escorted t. the Fair grounds,
where he Was wclcom9d BY the waving
of handkerchiefs and cheers. He spoke
for an hour and half on the political
condition Of the country and State affairs.
During his speech he said that the Con-
servatlve party WAS organized; beau;i-
full blending Of the principles Of the old
Whig and Democratic parties. He said
the Republican party came into
existence by tn" agitation Of
the negro question, and that the
members Of that party were seeking
to sustain aud keep il alive by the reness-
al of the agitation. He reviewed Horace
Maynard's speech at JonesbOro, few
days since, and said that MAYNARD dis
played great ignorance, or else was too
much of partisan To confidc himself 10
the truth. Referring to Maynard's
accusation Of his connection with the
sale of the Comptroller's Office, he said
it WAS wilful and malicious SANDER.
The said Maynard exhibited the
the most objectionable ignorance in re-
gard to the debt Of the State. Governor
Brown proved that there was a great re-
duction Of the debt since the Conservative
party gut control Of the State.
Mining stoeks.
san Francisco. October 2,-Ophire
A.; Curry, So; best Belcher, A.; Savage,
10: Challar. g2(o 90; Norcross, G2; Point,
6j!; jacket, ls2; Consolidated Virginia,
rs; Belcher 20; Overman, %; Ely, ~
VALLEY, 81.
Accident from storm Cloud
a terrific cloud bursted on the Hum
boEt Division Of the Central Pacific
Railroad lat night and the track Wa
washed out. An emigrant train drawn
By two locomotive. went into the chasnl,
and both engineer were instantly killed
No others injured.
Contested Mormon EIeefioas.
SALT LAKE CRY, October 2-Iu
the contested election cases for the Office,
of Sheriff and Recorder, the Toolc
county District Court to-day, issued !
pcremtory naahdamts directing the pres.
ert Mormon incumbents 10 turn over al
records and property to DiDch and Mar
tin the plaintiffs. This places ali th.
principal Offices Of the county, excep
those Of Selectmen, In the hands orth'
( Gentiles.
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The Chicago Insurance Question

CHICAGO. October at Conference
held here to-day between Mr.. Hope,
President of the Continental Insurance
Company Of New York, and Mr. Rankin.
representative Of the Scottish CONNER
cial Insurance Company, and number
of prominent merchants and property
holders OF this city, the important facts
were Developed that the recent action of
the National Board VI Underwriters,
in reference 10 Chicago. Wa not due
to the great fire Of July
nth last, but had been decided upon four
DAYS previous to that date, and also that
this action was only the first step in a
systematic effort to apply the same rules
TO other cities, and il was intimsted that
other cities would shortly be required u
make amendments that have been de-
manded of Chicago, and under the same
penalty.
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r,,~, nf cent?" District:
y. PplToEs:-Announce the under
....,a candidate for reelection to the
I,,,,,ce Of the Peace for Centre dis
., g~perttullyA u,copNIcK
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,a,.g, EDITORS REGISTER:-Ple an
r.,,s Thomas s. Gillespie a. candidate
, h, Office of Justice OF the Peace, OF
.,'sxrdISrct, and Obllge
.,sI MANY VOTERS.
Gs.,gS. EDITORS:-Please announce j. b.
g..ap, s> a candidate for Justice OF the
"a, Ng Webster district, and obiige
.,.al MANY FRIENDS.
q, Il'sr, ot Webster District:
hereby announce myself rs II candidate
10 'hr Office of Justice Of the Peace oil
y.arr district. at the ensuing election.
~ySI WM. CHEW.
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The Granite Mil Disaster.

FALL RIVER, October 2.-The evil
drncr before the Coroncrs Jury on the
Granite Mill disaster is completed, the
verdict is not expected before next week.
The Governors henetit last night for
the mill sufferers, netted nearly $4,000.
4 number of mills are adopting eff
cient means OF escape, in case Of any
fire.
All the cotton mills are running three
DAYS in week.
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Judicial Deciaion.

ALBANY, October 2.-Judge West
brook, in the Phelps case, decided to-
day that the point made by the prisoners
counsel, to the effect that no larceny was
committed, is not welltsken. The Court
holds that Phelps was the custodian OF
the draf only for the time being, or Is
long ss it would take to place il in it,
proper depository. .....,
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Republican NOminatiOns---AnO
Fire.

ST. Louis, October 2.-The Republi-
can County Convention adjourned at a
late hour last night after nominating a
full ticket, which, however, differs from
the Peoples ticket only as regards can
didateS.
\ fire last night partially destroyed
the carriage house of Henry Timken, on
North Sixth street, between Morgan
street and franklin avenue, and damaged
several small stores &c. in the vicinity.
Loss about $4,000; insured in home
cOmnanieS.
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OMAHA, October This was the last
day of the State Fair and the attendance
WAS very large, although not equal to
that of yesterday. 1t is generally ac-
knowledged to have been one of the best
exhibitions of the kind ever had in the
Western States
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Conspiracy A gains, servian ny nasty

BELGRADE, October "A conspiracy
for thc overthrow Of the Reigning Dy-
nasty Of Servia, has been discovered.
Many arrests have been made, and arms
have been seized. Ex-Prince Karag"nr-
cernich is believed 10 be the chef instI-
..n,.r nf fhn rnnN ernnnf
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Professor Perry, of Massachusetts de-
livercd an address before the State Agri-
cultural Society last night. Subject:
"The foe of the farmer 1t was an
elaborate argument for hard money and
against paper money.
There is now no probability that the
23rd infantry will go from here.
The VI. F. Conference of Nebraska BE-
gan its annual session in this city ye>tcr-
dav. The attendance Of the clergy was
quite large.
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,,e.meut-For Justice.

II. r,,,sg Madt'O" Di'T'H:;
y 'S ~. offer myself rs candidate for
.a'''O' [I,s,ica Of the Peace for Madi-
= o'.,, W, which l now hold by appoint
- D. Tho Board of Commissioners oi
',.n,r, there being but one Justice
''''"'' ., no voted for in said district
,,,.,r,ion =. in October next.
t2'''' WM. II. CALDWELL.
xpjl
ry.,@ Mdison District:
,.,h, offer myself as a candidate for
.4,.o(Justice. in Madison district.
2 .',.' l.. o. SMITH.
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French 4 AHhirs.

. PARIS. October 2.-ElectiOns have
been ordered in the departments Of
Drome, Oiser and Nard, on the 9Th Of
November. to FIJI the vacancies in the
Assembly,
The Jouraal de Paris says the Pope
has written concilatory and friendly
letter 10 President MacMahnn, acknowl-
edging the affairs Of France in his favor.
The Spanish government has issued
protest against the conveyance Of arms
to the CarIists by sea.
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CALHOUN COUNTY.

ANDREW j. CHAETER,
Secretary.
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New Market Handicap.

LONDON. October 2.-The race for the
New Market October handicap to-day
was won by Wild Myrtle, Lady Patricia
second and Genvine third. The last
betting was ten to one against Wild
Myrtle, twelve to one sgainst Lady
Patricia and twelve to one against Gen
vine. There We're twelve starters.
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Nashville BIoodhorse A.,ociation;;

NASHVILLE, October 2.-Thc Nash
vile Bloodhorsc Association over the
Nashville course opens Monday the 9TH
inst. with large number of the best
racers from Kentucky and Tennessee.
There are now about one hundred horses
on the grounds with prospect Of others
to come, and it is anticipated that the
finest sport ever had over the Nashville
course will occur next week. Prepare
tions have been made for ten thousand
strangers
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and l2th 6ts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Various Items.

New YORK, October 2.-Eiscount
Massarcue and others of the Irish party
took Erie cars this morning for the
West, via. Niagara Falls.
The invoices and other papers in the
Custom House suit against Platt, Boyd
i Co., are missing from the United
District Attorneys Office.
A fire broke out early this morning in
q nest of oil refneries at Hunters Point,
Long Island. No particulars have been
received, but it is stated that the firemen
have abandoned all efforts to save the oil
works, and are endeavoring to save the
adjoining property.
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Favorable Workings Of the Confer
encc Agreement.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-The Ad-
visory Board have entered upon their
duties and Governor Kellogg to-day,
upon their recommendation, removed
Thomas H. Wynne, Assistant Supervisor
of the Second ward, and William Davis,
Clerk of the Second ward, charged with
obstructing registration, and appointed
other persons to their positions. This is
the first practical result Of the confer
sncs.
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against tho Es-
tate OF the deceased must present the same
before September 18th. 1919. or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
ROSE DOUGHERlY,
Administrative.
Ajires-NeW Castle DeI noto 30,
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The Essence of 1t.

Among the letters captured in the
temporary expulsion OF Kellogg from
the executive Office in New Orleans is
one from the Hon. Chester b. Darrall
member OF Congress for the Third dis
| trlct or Louisiana, a carpet-bagger born
IN the State of Pennsylvania, and a
member of the Infamous Forty-second
| congress, as well as that which now
exists. Darrall writes to Kellogg ON the
lth OF January, 1874, in the following
style:
NO talk about II new election thi,
week, and | hardly think any further
action will be taken by Butler till Pinch.
backs case Is decided. He says he had
instructions from the White House to
make the move. The President is quiet,
but not letting down. II Pinchback ia
not seated | judge We will have mes.
sage, or at least to fight the whole intiu
ence OF the Administration. You have
heard what has probably changed the
President's mind in our favor. | have il
from the very best authority that in case
OF new election Casey would come to
the Senate; and you can see if there is,
as seems to me, move for the third
term, the President would like to have
MN there. Then you know the family
influence. If Pinchback is seated the
whole thing will drop. and if he is not
admitted it will not affect the cause. ex-
cept that the President is against us.
Bring any and all influence to bear on
the President you can think of at once
can't you get up solemn protest from
merchants and others, and get the Ler-
wigs to urge on Casey change of tack?
Casey amt here now: iS in New York.
1t seems to me DurelPa case looks bad.
though If Morton is active enough he
may save him. He has Chandler en-
ployed.'
In case of new election" says thia
confidential writer, Casey would come
to the Senate; and you can see ii there
Is, as seems to me, move for the third
term. the President would like to have
him there" This accounts for the great
effort made i'll Congress by the special
friends OF Grant to get an act passed
providing for new election in Louisi-
ana: They wanted to get Casey-as our
readers are aware, Casey is IL brother-in
iaw-sent to the Senate because the.
President would like to have him there
IN the event of move for the third
term.
If Morton is active enough" saw
this virtuous Republican, he may save
Durell," although "Durelrs case looks
bad; > at any rate "he has Chandler en-.
ployed."
What a revelation this is, How il
opens up the foul sink of intrigue. cor
ruption, base motives and baser actions.
whose focus is now in the White House
These creatures think that the United
States is sort of personal estate that
Grant is its owner, and that his lieuten-
ants have right to buy and sell and
plunder their country.
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after Noses.
LouIsIANA's EXAMPLE To DE FOLLOWED
PROMPT ACTION OF THE PEOPLE.

LOUISIANA ) EXAMPLE TO BE FOLLOWED
PROMPT ACTION OF THE PEOPLE.
NEW YORK, Oct. "A special from
Charleston says: The largest mass
meeting ever held in Charleston was
held here last night. 1t was composed
of over ten thousand black and white
voters of the city, and was presided
over by Hon. H. ID. Lcsesnc, cx-chan.
cellor under the old regime. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was similar to that
held in New Orleans before the over
throw of the Kellogg govcrnmcnt-to
demand of the Governor the removal
of the present board of election com
missioners. Speeches were made by
NJ. IL. Delaney, colorcd, f. w. NJ.
Mackcy, the leader of the Republican
party of this county, Hon. George A.
Trenholm, ey-treasurcr of the Confed-
crate States, and others. All the
speakers urged petition to the Gov
ernmcnt first, and if that fails resort
to the only means left the people. Re.
solutions to that effect were adopted,
and committee of seven citizens ap-
pointed to wait on Gov. Moses with tile
petition.
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BEREAVEMENT.

When our hearts are Bowed and bleollr
Bruised beneath bereavement's rod,
Is there none to hear their p eading2
Lives no loving. plying ODD?
Who awoke this mighty yearning
Of maternal love below
That pure fame. forever burning,
NOW In rapture, now in woe?
Shall not. then. the great Creator.
0 lls in whom we live and move.
In His bosom feel still greater
IA earnings of parental love?
Hears e not or hears unheedirg-
,,Hrlci $ unutterable prayer?
Woe. all human help exceeding,
Does he mock with empty arl
-One has taught Us not sparrow
Dropping IN the wintry air.
Pierced by Deaths mysterious arrow.
FAILS without Fathers care.
Fear not, then. faint not nor FILTER;
Chi'd 4f God. trust His grace!
Cllng submissive to the altar.
God looks down with pltyiug ftcel
Love divine. that bore in Jesus
a mans sorrow w-ait his sin
With maternal pity sees us
10 her BOSOM folds US in.
God. who takes what lie has giveL-
=, Takes more glorious to restore;
lakes OF earth to give of heaven
Takes to give fOrevermore
Lift thine eyes o sad and lone'y!
Mourner. let thy tears be dry
Death is but the shadow only
Life the sun we see it by.
Naught from God the soul can sever:
lie is our immortal breath
dod /. llfe- Light -Love-forever.
And Him there is no death
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LINES OF TR4TEL.
DILL ELPHIA. WILMINGTON j
l. BALTIMORE RAiLk0AD.
SEPTEMBER 2SrH. 1871.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows: for
PhiiadelphiL an iutermed,a.e stations.
$50. $40. $50. 1910, n. m;2. 4.0i. 720. Q 80
y. N.
Philadclphia and New York, IL a. IN i;
l2.l7, l2.42. SAP. p M.
Baltimore and inter- ediate stations. 1j2.
10 OF, a. m; $50. p. u.
Baltimore and W. shin gton. IL. 80. . o.. 1902
a. IN; l2.56. !. %. ~. 10. .. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for:
New Castle, 500, 1910. a. M; .5. ~.
p. N.
Harrington and intermediate stations. s 90.
IL. 10. u. IN; 6iU, p. IN.
DelRar and intermeti ate stations. 500
1910. q. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia ant intermediate stations.
100 $50. y. III.
Philadelphia and New York. 1.3l, a. M.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.51. O3. a.
m.
For further inior rmai ion passtLgcIs are re-
ferred to the time tables posted ut the DEPOT.
Ii. +. kENNEY. Superintendent