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COastWise Trade.
FLOUR TRADE WITH BRAZIL

The following Is q statement OF vessels
| which cleared from the port of Richmond to
| ports Of Brazil, 8. A., in 1873
American brig Mary Rice, January lab,
| Rio de Janeiro, $50 barrels flour.
German brig Moitke, January 18th, Bahia,
8. 900 gallons petroleum, 1 Az yards blue
drills, 2.045 pounds lard, 100 barrels rosin,
1853 barrels -four.
American. brig Sarah aud Emma, January
9th, 349I whole and 100 half.barrels hour,
Rio de Janeiro.
Argentine ship David Stewart, FebruarEt
4th, G,40G barrels :four, 200 tons coal, RidS
| de Janeiro. ss
American brig Nelly Gay, February 72d,
Rio Grande do Sui, 1853 barrels flour.
German bark Pepita, February 18th, Rio
Grande do Sui, 2,0O2 barrels dour, 300 bar,
rels rosin. ~ s
American brig Mary Allertou, April 1sf,
Rio Grande do Sui, 1875 whole and $50 half
barrels flour, 80 barrels rosin.
American brig Leonard Meyers, April 1st,
Pernambuco, 1897 WHOLE and 200 ha!f-bar.
rels -four, equal to 1881.
American brig Virginia Dare, April stb,
Rio de Janeiro, $3.50 barrels -four, 400 BAR
rels rosin.
German brig Abby, April 9th, Pernana.
buco, 1925 barrels -four.
German brig OriaD, April 10th, Bahia,
9, 800 whole and 100 half.barrels, equal to
2, ,4lO barrels -four, A. LAG pounds lard fn lo0
kegs.
Norwegian bark venskabet April s14.h,
Pernambuco, 5000 whole and 2eeS lalf. bar.
rels, equal to 3,100 barrels four.
American brig Nellie Antrim, April 2stb.
Rio Grande do Sui, 2.277 whole and l30
half.barrels, requal to 1852 bsrrels Hour.
German brig Nautilus, Juns 1eth q SO
whole and 200 half.tarrels, equal % ., ,Q1e
barrels -four. u .-
ad Rio de Janeiro, 8, ,t02 whole and 06 haiE
ba,reis. equal to s. 100 barrels -four.
American brig Jennie a. Cheney July
Goth. RIO Gfande do Sui, 9 t5i Whole and u,
1873 balf.barrels, equalto z, ,sl7 barrels doias,
rs barrels rosin. Z.
British schooner Gerant, July 2oth, Santos.
$50 whole and 80 lf-hafreis, equal -, "
1925 barrels -four. Y. i. !. :. r,.,.,.
German brig Johann, August 1ai. bau,a,
.4gG whole and LOO bali. barrels, equas " !
24I6 barrels -four, 200 kegs lard. ), &
Britist brig Gtadtateur, Augt,ss ytns hlo
Gande do Sui, 2, I4s whole and Lou hati.
reIs. equal TO 2, ,123 barrels fonr. s5g
Z American brig SaYah and EElmas
her Am. Rio de Janeire, q. $50 whole ana 90
jbsis.harrek equal 10 I, ,GS6 barrels dout. II
51s = tnerican schooner HagTiet RreWstef,
1tember 9Th, Rio de- Jaueiro; 3,08i Ml.ole lnd
200 halEbarrels, equal 20 81 l8l osrsale noks
American brig La0pxrl NeyeTs,
her 10th, Rio de Janelrd. !, 81 ~ III " wssole Nss
haiEbarfeis, equal % a0SS batreis ss9sas
kmericxn brig Aslesfous her lss sS
Rjn gnntlB (ars Sill. 1.sS $50 ii NhceA Nm Hse
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POLICE FORCE.

The Police Department of the CITY Gov
elnmcnt was never more esscient than a
'his uihc. The Board Of Police Commits
siphef' ~ Is composed of Mayer Kelley; Mr.
lhoihts II. Nynne, president OF the Coun.
eli; and }. j. White, Esq, Police Justice
AR. David G. Richardson isdhe clerk of the
hnard Is well as clerk of the Police Court
IN the Board is vested the power of appoint.
inS' suspending, and di>missing policemen
'ioih !ftr iorce. The following is the present
organizations:
" Mayor John Pee, Jr., chief of police; W.
rrasnihs!on, clefi to same: William +.
Hi1'm,, IsnnH, chef OF detectives; Sergeant f. IL
y nn", oiiicer at Police Court; DIR. G. w.
,ek, Droek, police sHrgeon.
r.,H r"H Pohce Station.--Caetain. James II.
unn Hesseants, j. B. peasants, B. r.
m,n;a, m%a,o; W. ". d. Weitlock; Acting Sergeant,
Danlel "ren and 22 privates. ~ !
n,.n" o"o fot,ce 6taton.- Captain, John
E"n!, Serseants, K. L. Seal, George ".
Iahh J'he, AeliLs sergeanls. Jahn r. Hall.
''5rli Tl Il; fcrrln aud l9 priyates.
II 1mro Ear, t,o'tce &aton.--Captain, Charles
npls; Srseants, T. j. White, Dudley
,'ri,, ".iulan, .. >. James, Il. w. Thomas and Is
,,,s ,Ssa"'tory-Tbree men detailed for sanitary
wv! under Dr. Cabell, president of the
b1ard Of Health. -.
ivs snesscttees.-Three men detailed for detect
taai number of force, 3d.,
1,i-n im's'ss:.Number OF arrests made, 6,27G;
suE, sM"i, o'2; misdemeauor, 5,904-white,
''sSa eolored, S,1s2-,otal, 8,27G.
] 51u 51auioefof ordinance violations reported,
H1fhhes IH Of alarms Of fire given, 40.
,,t tona'ges--Fhe following Changes have
taheh p' place in the force during the wear:
1I.oe'ishea, ~ +; died, .s.-:total, 10. Appointed
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BANKRUPT CASES.

The total number of bankrupt cases in the
Third Congressional District for 1873 was
3O5. or these, 275 were voluntary and 30
involuntary. In 1878 there were "a dis
charges In this congressional district, and
in the judicial district the total number, not
including those at Norfolk, was 178 up to the
time of the death of Judge Underwood. Of
these, So were in Henrico county and Rich
mond city. The total discharges in bank
ruptcy in this judicial district since the
passage of the bankrupt law, not including
those at Norfolk nor those in the western
district since the division, number 1902.
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WORK DONE BY THE CHAIN
GANG DU. Ing THE YEAR.

During the year the chain-gang has been
at work digging culverts, &c, all that have
been dug In the city being done by them,
with the exception Of one, which was given
out by contract. Besides this work, they
have been engaged in digging and repairing
cutters, sweeping streets, cleaning 228 8street-
basins, &C., &c. @ nai. 80 -
There are at:present initbe chain-gang 3S
persons, of whichnumber there are whites.
During the year there were B escapes, of
which number 5 were recaptured by the
officers OF the gang. i.1}..sz. leg
1.-THE cbain.eang Is at present under the
efficient officers, w. C. Wilkinson, captain;
FL Il. .0'Dwyer and Tucker Davis, assistants.
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Among the diseases admitted, many re-
uuiring surgical operations, which were per-
formed by the surgeons connected with the
institution, may be enumerated: Abscess,
calculus, cancer, cataract, conclusion, con-
fusion, epitheioma. tistula in ano, fistua,
visces-yirgiual fractures, various kinds; her
MIA, strapguated; uecroses of bones, occlu-
sion of pupil, osteo, cephuloma, ovarian
nemony, prolapsus of rectum, ulcers, and
wounds.
To DR.. H. D. Taliaferro, the efficient sur
seon in charge, are we indebted for the above
statistics.
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Nlr. j. L. Davis is the very able and eth
cien, superintendent Of the works. and to
him as we'll as Mr.. Riddick, the chief clerk
of the water ep.rtmcnt, are we indebted
for the above statistics.
Mr. Bargamin is the chairman Of the
Council Committee on Water, to whose en-
ergy and efficiency as well as the other mem.
bers of the committee is the city indebted
for valuable services. ...5
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The general character of these buildings
may be inferred When We, state that one
hundred, and seven of than cost 1900 and
under ninety. lone cost 81 900 and under; !;
one hundred and one costs GOO and under !;
twenty five cost s3, 900 and, under; twenty
one cost, $4,000 and under nineteen cost
S5, 900 each nine cost q, Gao each four cost
$1,000 each; one cost | 3, . ,o@; 0O four COST COS.
$1,000 each; one cost lSl0, ,000; Two COST
sl5.o 900 each; two cost; $40, 900 each; one
cost s25, 600, and one cost $50, 600. s.~
!. AS they are non-.axable buildingsW we have
not included in the above table Richmond
College, High School, Catholic school, Sc
yent6-Street Christian church, 81. Marks
church, yenabie- Street church, the improve
ments to Trinity church, Second Presbyte.
,rian church, Ebenezer church, CITY Gas.
Works, and other city property, which cost
in the aggregate little over va, geo.
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CITY ALMsHOUsE.o

The aalmsbouse OF Richmond is one Of
the Best managed institutions to be found
!,apy where, and TO the excellent system
adopted by Mr.. Charles p. Bigger, the inde-
fatigable superintendent, and, his assistants
is the city Indebted for Its success. We are
indebted TO Mr. 3 lgger for the interesting
statistics which we publish, below. s,t
s Mr.. Bigger has charge also OF the City
Hospital, superyises the Department of Out
door Poor, and Is the superintendent OF
sh0ckoe Hill cemetery. s...,s. ,.l
The following Is q conso, ,idated report,
giving The number OF inmates received, dts
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CITY WA1ER.woRKs. !.

Tn this department everything is IN very
good order. The pumping power, though
taxed almost to its utmost capacity during
the summer, still performs its work success.
fully. As.an aid TO the present pumps, and
particularly for the purpose Of keeping. up
the supply ofWater during the work OF con.
meeting the new pump-pipes leading to the
reservoir, a steam-engine and pump Of large
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Total assessed value of real and personal

Total assessed value of real and personal
property, S37 ,953,91S.
Total tax on culYerts, &C., S13, ,275. .43.
Total number Of polls, 1896, at 90 cents
per head, $6,9l3. .,o
Grand total of taxes, 35SS,9O2.
New Buildings.
The following table, compiled from off,
cial sources, gives another evidence of the
steady growth of the city. Besides the 3s9
new buildings completed at a cost of S727, J.
O3o. there are 73 buildings now in process OF
erection and nearly finished at the contract
price of 1866, 800, or total for new build
ings of 81 ,092, $40. The additional sum OF
S73, 400 was expended in permanent i'm
proyements to sixty five old buildings:
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Among other articles sent out were ,gi6
tons fertilizers, $50 barrels cement, 82l bar.
rels rosiu, 24,5i9 packages sundries, q 1868
empty barrels, 4,07l empty half.barre!:, S.9
bushels corr, i16 bushels potatoes, as
bushels peas, 1880 bushels mill-fesd, $50
barrels lime, l9,4s4 bags sumac, 3,6ao bags
ground bark, CT, ,72s staves, 27,5al railroad
lies, 4O3,3 $50 hoop-poles, 1854 bags aud bar
rels dried fruit, 76G bales sbncks and hay,
2s, ,S43 feel lumber, 10 engines and boilers,
5,4IO spokes, 900 bushels shell iiEe, SO bush.
els manganese, $4,000 shingles. 1000 laths.
The nn.n5cr Of vessels entered in the
dock during the fiscal year ending 30th Sep
tember was l.42a; classified as follows
Steamers, So: barks, o; erigs, 50; schoo-
ners, S73; siuoDs, 1IG; arges. l98 tugs, -.
Tie nu!its: outward nnd Hns l,a40i as
s.. ,.st 81 egoess, as; payka. u: hs;gs, 10:
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case Of forfeited recognlzance for bail; !
case TO enforce mechanics Hen
Ma ~ o,r a, mi, thu JocL at

NuulDtt VI ChsCS Oh shO uOSnSe
at the close of the year: J falony cases; l
misdemeanor case; II cSses Of proceedings
to condemn land 8 cases OF @ civil nature
removed from the Police Justices Court ; 6
cases of forfeited forthcoming bonds; 2 cases
(ciyID Of appeal from Police Justices Court !;
9 cases of proceedings to try right to pro-
perty; 2 cases of garnishee slitnmonses; l
case of forfeited recognizance for bail and
case of unlawful detainer.
CHANcERY CouRT OF RICHMOND. Judge,
Ed,card H. Ft.hugh.-Number of cases
commenced, 212 number pending, 754;
number Of interlocutOry DEGREES, S6l num-
ber of final DEGREES. 2l9; numberof days OF
session, 2n1 number Of problte orders, 300.
The number of final DEGREES are stated at
only 2f9. This is the number stricken from
the docket. but there are a large number OF
cases in which the DEGREES are final so far as
the principal of the causes are concerned, but
kept on the docket for matters Of detail.
The number of pending csuses-I45-
seems large, but large majority are what
are called sleepers.
Police CouRT.-The Police Court meets
ct Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner of Fourteenth
and Franklin streets. The court meets
daily except Sunday Mt 81 A. NJ. The civil
docket ia called every Friday morning. Po'
Ice Justice. J. j. White; Clerk, D. G. Rich
ardso1; CIier, Sergeant +. II. Chalkley.
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

There are In Richmond q private and
incorporated schools-to wit: Male schools,
10; female schools, 13; male and female
schools, 4. OF these one is eolored schooi,
and five are Incorporated,
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NEAL,

requiring S,215 bushels and 2s4 pounds.
WOOD.
Only Issued during the prevalence of cold
weather. Since the 9th November uhe
first this winter there has been distributed
$50 c..rds OF wood, as follows:
Hedds Of Families. No. of Persons
wh,,o ~ CAS- l,762
foiored. . $50 1,241
1o37 3,0O3
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DEEDS RECORDED.
MARRIAGES.

The following is statement Of the mar
riage licenses issued from the clerks Office of
the Hastings Court during the year. The
curious may see in which month the most
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other ores; s,a7s barrels cement; / ,ess bar.

rels calcined plaster; 7,04s barrels syrupand
molasses !. Q, Az barrels sugar; 2,s89 barrels
liquor; GAGS cases liquor; 3,1S3 barrels
potatoes; 500 hogsheads syrup; 773 nerces
syrup; 204 hogsheais sugar 1880 b.aheis
sand for building purposes Ia, 740 bushels
oats; 60,10i bussets oyster shells; 81, ,252
bricks and tiles; 1G7, 900 packages sundries; !;
1914 stoves aad ranges; 2, $50 bags Of coffee;
272 barrels ale, beer, and porter (impofted) !;
1e1 wagons and carrisges; 632 barrels dried
fruit; 1854 boxes soap.
The outward movement Of the leading
articles during the same period was rs fot.
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COMMERCE.
The Richmond Dock.

We aSe indebted TO Ar. J. i. be BeiieW,
doeknaster, for the following comparative
statement OF the leading articles oropsal
into the Richmond dock during the past
three fiscal years ending September SNh o. oi
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charged, and died, from January I, 1873, up
to December 80, 1873:
WHITES.
IY1
COLORED.
Grand total ...26i

This institution is under the control of
the committee Of the City Council known as
the Committee for the Relief OF the Poor
viz, A. l.. Chesterman (chairman), NJ. l..
Straus, William M. Scott Of Clay Ward,
William English, Joseph j. English, l..
Wagner, and John NJ. Higgins.
The officers Of the institution arc Charles
p. Bigger, superintendent; William }. Epps,
assistant superintendent; j. s. D. Cullen,
phy siriau
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marrying was done:
REAL, AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

The following statement contains the as:
sessed value Of all the real and personal
property in the city. and the taxes thereon,
ihe number Of polls, &c, for the year 1873:
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

is" cities in the South can boast OF as
s9oa ana not one Of better fire department
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-ra raacc. FIRE, Water, aid Gas
Departments.
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Department of Outdoor Poor.

This department, also under the control
of the above-nalncd committee, has fur
nislcd relief TO outdoor poor from the 1st
Of january to December 80, 1878, as follows
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nj. &I,5o0,ooo y HIH ur
vrW BUILDINGS ERECTED,
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UXr0RGS AND ihEoNt".

3<-pr, rluN> or TOBACCO. FLOUR,
AND FISH.
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1927
civ Hosnitnu-Smali-POx,

City HospitnI-Smali-POx
Number of patients admitted from Janu-
ary 1st to December 30'h, 1878:
WHITE.
Received. Discharged. Disd
CoLeRED.
Received Discharged. Died.
81 2l lu
On the 1st of August last, there being no
case of smallpox, the hospital was closed,
and ha<enmained so up to the present time &.
This institution is under the control Of
the Committee ou Health.
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Interesting Local Events OF the Year.
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,,,,,TtoNtI. CHARITABLE, AsD
unKTrAXY sTATasraCs.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
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oI-F CITY GOVERNMENT
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ruECIsrRtuES AND FACTS ABOUT
THEM
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SOCIAL STATISTICS.
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& Roster OF the Military.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE INFIRMARY.

Since the 1st of january, 1878, the Nledi-
cal College Infirmary has accommo dated
patients rs follows:
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q2irhn>ond nlspatrh.

81 rt.e c,xcrLATwS OF Tux sls-
r,r.u LARGER THAN TIRE S"h'"Hf'"
OSCILLATION ~ All THE OTHER pN''''
,..u<r,rtE> ~ THE CITY.
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srATE ASSESSMENT AND TAXES
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Total State taxes for 1878. 80.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
M aryland Affairs.

Ceatrcvillians are now enjoying the boating
season.
The Queen Anne's county Sunday School
Convention has been postponed until next laii
A teachers institute is to be he'd at Centre
vile in a few weeks.
Eli Craner, charged with shooting Ben. Cox,
last December, has been arrested and lodged
in jail at Chcstertown.
Centervilc's "town loafeI5" superntend the
erection oi new buildings.
There are said to be very few peaches or pears
in Queen Anne's county this season. Other
fruits, however, are SAID 10 be plentiful.
A. A. Townscnd's name was stricken from the
roll OF attorneys ., the Talbot Court last week
for disobeying the orders OF tho court.
The celebrated Percheron lDrse, owned ny the
Queen Anne's Agricultural Club, died ON Sunday
with trenchen. lie cost the club $ll00.
Earnest Smith, the negro who committed +:
rape upon Miss Kate bartlett, OF Talbot county
some time a.so, was convicted last week. lie WI
doubtless tread in Humans footsteps.
Denton is given up TO quot pitching and c'o
quet playing.
Penuel Cpnmbs is preaching cold water to th'
Talbot people.
Denton Grange is talking about establishing
| fertilizer factory.
Miss Loie Thompson, daughter OF. w Thomp
son, Esq, OF Centreville, at the Norm,
School last week.
| Mr., Jas. II. Dodd, OF Wye Neck, Queen Annb'
county, lost horse and a mule by hghlnlng, las
| week.
Chestcrtown last week elected Mersrs. III. "
| Vickers, Il. w. Eliason, S. r. Smith, w. II. Me,
ter, L. V. Simpson, j. A. Pearce and Il. b. Wes
| cott, Commissioners.
| A dwelling House in Che stcrtown beoBgu
to J. o. Dugan was destro we'd by tire by son
one pouring coal oil on Kin ding. Lots 80 GO,
| insurance.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

l.sE 1''I r. p.,,r ~ s,,-
,;dn or Ssanort in Great Britain, Ireland. Nor
wsv. Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France hoi-
land, belgium. and the United staies,cnoN ,rv
Calm iare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LlN
EKpO0i,' GLASGOW and DERRY by Wednes-
dayis Steamers $50 BY Saturday 5 steamers 500
and ss5.
EXCURSION TICKETS, sl2o.
INTERMEDIATE. s3o, SIEEhAdE. sao'-
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates r9r i15-
SON BRoTHERS, bowling Green, n: y ;.,to d"
~" SAMUEL i, BETTS.
Wilmington
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steamer S. M. FELTON,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

The "Felton" leaycs French Street E..ss9s1,n
Wharf at :. A. NJ. and returning ssss.,a1Ness
leaves Chestnut street, Philadelphia. at 8, +. M
Fore 10 pb;,adclrbia Cents
Return trip tickets .'''''''....V
Freight taken nj usual rates. .c., 49,.
the line will not be responsible for any damage
after landing on the wharf at PhiladclIhla. \,
Mr. TaRgart will forward them at shippers RISK
if requested 10 do so. mt-lh I'm
VINO TIE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading kairo id Com-
pany have completed arrangement 10 carry money
Packages and Express Matter 10 and from all points
on the line of their road and West Chester. D.,
Also, to all points on the philadelphia and Heau
ing and Catawissa Railroads, including he eadlng'
Allentown. Columbia llarrisburg. Lancaster. Down
ingtown, Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel. Norrls1o"h'
Pottsville, &c. -. 49,
For further information apply at the DEPOT cor
ner of Front and Madison streets, WILMINGTON.
Express matter sent 70 Franklin Teleeraeh u ee
No, 2 West Third street or to their Depot, TT M
and Madison, or orders left with McMdllen y seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
ar6-tf Genr Sup't W. y X. X. X GO:
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40 pounds and over, at the rate oil sio' pe' i'O '
The above prices to take effect on Monday APT"
18th, 1874. ~ l., os.r.a
IN 'ha maxi e and will he sold as low as the lowest
WALTON & JAMES.
o,rstr 18th and King and No.: 9 w Ihsrd SIS
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WiImingtOn and western R. k
TIME TABLE.
FALL ANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FALLANr wINTRsEARRANGEM
r1aa44zst. ommen cling Oct. l.t.. 1874, trains VIII
run follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 10 a. IN. anu % y. m'
Leave Landenberg i1, a. III. and ~ y. u.
Arrive at Wilmington - n IN. and Sdu = H.
Arrive AT Landenberg l. 30 a IN. and ~ J ID
CON lONS-Irains leaving Wilmington ~
10 81 a IN with train leaving Philadelphia at 81
..s,.
Train leaving Wilmington ct - m. c'nhec''
with train leaving Philadelphia at Wl y III. -,
Train arriving ut wilmiueton at - m, VIII
train TOR Pbildr' rhia at lU . IN, .,
Train 1rriNins at Wilmington AZ ~ Win uail
for Phladelphia at y IN. ~ :,
DAVID CUNNELL. Supt.
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CONDENSED MILK.

l. made by carefully evarorating tho walery ror.
ton of fresh Mlk. adding to it II small portion OF
white sugar and sealing it up hermetically. IN
this way 1t will keep Tor years and can again be
brought very nearly its naturally hquld state by
the addition of pure water 1t is veIy Y largely used
in the preparation OF food for in ants. and rs
especially adapt ed 10 the use OF travellers on nc
count OF its portability and answering all the rur
~ es OF fresh milk. The hest brands are sold bv
t. BRI NIGH RSr \ CO,
Corner Sixth and Marx ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
APRtI. ~. 1S1 I

APRIL u, I6if.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows i"f ~
PHILADELPHIA and intermediate Statiohs'o o. w.
@ 20 Ia "a n m; = 4 ~. Z u, 1924 y. IN. ,,- 40
Philadelphia and New YORK, II H. III l. -l'' . -
Baltimore and Iutermeliata Stations, II 81 10 W.
Baltimore and Washington. Il - O}'lO u A. M
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. II 55, IL 10 a m; ~ -, -" ~ IN,
Sestort aud intermediate Stht'"hS' i''' ~ w
pelmar and intermediate Staii0hs, l. o. ]" 1t
o. m. NJ
pbiIa3elphia and intermediate stations. ~. q 10
y. =. ,a,,
Boitimore and Washington. II -, " n iii
F"r iurther Information PASSENGER are reierre'
" wv II. r. KENNEf..
mst11 -lXlkw SupeT'h'hurnt-