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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
The Markets..

New YORK. Oct. 5.-Stocks dull. Money 2.
Gold 10 -Four quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull a,d declining Corn shade hrmer.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5 -Virginia 6s peeers, AZ /;
Virginras, consolidated, 523; West Virginias 8
Cotton dull and heavy low middlings l4talIs.
Flour firm, and in good demand; Howard street
and Western Superfne Hasa 50; do. Extra 1 IL
S. %: do Family GnS6 IS: City Mills Superfne
4.S4 50; do. Extra 5aS5 Is; do Rio brands 6 75i
do. family 6.S3 IS Wbest dull, except for
choice southern; in good demand; No. l red
Wescrn l24s125; No. do. l2lal2o; fair tc
prime do. ll6all7; white Western l2Oal2o; re-
jccted lI2all3; rcd Mary land llOsl3O; do. amber
JI32al.5; do. white ll5al3O Corn firm; white
Southern lO3al05; yellow Southern 10; mixed
Western nominal at 9Ga97. Oats active, South
crn a .67; Western mixed 62a63; do White 64a
65 rye firm ut loo le5 Hay unchanged.
Provisions dull. Coffee unchanged. Sugar &C
tive and firm ut HI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

State Of Virginia. S.
County Of Atcrand'1a, ,.c.h,c;;
|, WILLIAM ii. LAMBERT, .a>nier Oh ne u =, -
zens' National Bank, of Alexandria, do solemn y
swear that the above statement is true, 10 the
best of my knowledge and belief;
WM. H. LAMBERT, Cashier:
Subscribed and sworn to before me- tins 9TH
day of october, 1874
Correct-Attest:
JSo B. SHOOT, !
=. B. HooE, ocIo-1'
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Gotten OFF.

New CASTLE, Oct. 5.-Thc steamer Equator
FROM Charleston ran ashore Saturday evening
near Ridge ADD was haud off last evening by
the steamer Alliance, bound up from Rich
mond, and the tug George B. kertoot The
Equator proceeded On her voyage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY. -Yester-
day, the first Sunday of the month, was the
day of communion 10 majority of the Protes-
tant churches. The weather being fue all the
congregations were large, and the streets were
througed with people, especially during the
afternoon. Rev. Mr., Gerault preached at St.
Pauls Church in the morning aud at Christ
Church at night, but with these exceptions the
pupits were occupied by the resident clergy.
The following is a report of the work done dur
ING the day by the Young Mems Christian
Association the Queen Street Mission Sab
bath School opened with the usual humber of
scholars and had fuller corps OF teachers than
usual. The AluS House meeting was again
the scene Of earnest work, aud large force of
the members were on hand and ministered to
a very full conereg alton. The Jail Mission had
q full committee present, and they report good
attention paid to the speakers aud good order
on the par. Of the inmates. The four o'clock
prayer meeting, 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Church, had fuller congregation than usual,
and very large force of the members were
present. A request coming from the congre
cation of this church for special prayer from
the Young Mems Christian Association for the
outpouring of the spirit upon the contemplated
protracted meeting it was responded to heart
lily, and the whole of the exercises were Of the
most refreshing and earnest character. This
meeting will be held next Sunday Ia the First
Presbyterian Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
EeelIiaf.

CISclSSAT1, Oct. 5.--Joseph Glare, who
was charged by Charles Perkins, husband ct
the woman who murdered her little girl IN this
CITY last week, with having criminal intercourse
with his wife, publishes a card this morning
DENYING the charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

|. C. B. U.-At the meeting Of the Catholic
Beneficial Association, held last night, Jud re
Z NJ. Lowe aud Messrs. John LaunoD, VIM.
kilgour and J. =. Rice were nominated for
delegates to the Irish Catholic Beneficial U uion
to meet 10 Baltimore. They will be voted for
at the meeting to be held next Sunday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

TIE FALL. The change In the season is as
visible 10 the thoroughiares of the city and in
its social life as in the cooler days and changed
foliage All the visitors to the springs and
the country are again in town. The windows
of the King stree, stores hint at the approach
of winter, and preliminary furnishing up. put
ting down carpets, &c, have commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
s ccaDtAsice.

BosToN, Oct. 5.--Wm. Gaston's acceptance
the Of Democratic nomination for Governor OF
Massachusetts was made public to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, ii a. n.
For the Middle States, northeasterIy winds
diminishing pressure followed by warm and part
y cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
The Wrong Man.

ScIUYLKlLLHAyEN Pa, Oct. 5. The man
arrested on suspicion Of being Big Frank, proves
to be an insane mechanic from Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
Weston Again.

New York, Oct. 5.-Weston began at five
minutes past twelve last night another attempt
to walk five hundred miles in six consecutive
dove
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

PROPOSED REMOVAL OF WORKSHOPS. 1t
having been announced that the w. Z. V. NJ.
& G. S. R. r. had in contemplation the re-
moval of their workshops from Lynchburg. to
Charlottesville, at meeting of the Council Of
Lyuchburg on Friday night, the following pre-
aube and resolutions, were adopted, and a
committee appointed:
Whereas, it is understood to be in contem
plation by the officers Of the W. G. V. NJ. Il
G. S.R R Co. to remove from the city OF
Lyuchburg the repair and other shops of the
company now located here, therefore,
Resolved, That this Council is greatly sur
prsed at the proposed removal OF these works,
aud hereby represent that such course would
be prcjudicial to the interests of this city and
contrary to the policy which it was Anticipated
would control the action OF the Company when
certain concessions were made to the same by
this body.
Resolved, That committee of three mem
bers Of the Council be appointed whose duty it
shall be to present to the President of the Mid
land railroad copy of these resolutions aud TO
confer with him on the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

"TR1cKED. "-Constable John Gray was,
this morning, on the track of, and nearly sue
ceeded in capturing, colorcd coujure doctor
named George Goats. Au old coored man
named Brown, who firmly believed that he had
been laboring for the last two years under a
"spelr' that had been put upon him by an
enemy, was told by Coats that if he would give
him (Coats) all the silver be had he Coats
would cure him, as he knew where the trick
was buried-haviog previously concealed vial
of dark ccored liquid 10 the ground near
Browns house Aoxious to be relieved, Brown
yielded up all his treasure, but when Coats
went to dig up the trick " it was Ut there, as
some other colorcd people had seen him bury
it, and thinking he was burying money, had
dug it up as soon as he had gotten out OF sight.
As the trick" was gone, and as Coats suspect
ed how it had been removed, he thought 1t
best to 70 too but did not deem it necessary to
return the old man money, aud it was to re-
cover that that the constable was on the Look
out for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

Boat RACE-The regatta 90 the Potomac,
to-day, was witnessed by large numbers OF per
sops who bad assembled for that purpose on
the several piers along the strand. The second
class beats passed here a, sixteen minutes of
eleven o'clock, in the following order: Column
ba, Witch of the Wave, Dauntless, and Mary
Janc-the Columbia two minutes ahead of the
Witch of the Wave. The first class boats went
by short time afterwards, the Ella Tredwell
passing the Americas just abreast Of the King
street pier. The steamer Columbia with a
large crowd on board accompanied the boats.
The course was from Washington to Glymout.
All the yachts entered we're practclng yester-
day, aud one of them, the Witch of the Wave,
had her mast twisted'otf while in one of the
docks of this city.
When the boats passed Mount Veroon the
Columbia and Tredwell we're one mile ahead III
the races in which they were entered.
The Ella Tredwe won the race of the first
class boats, the Columbia that of the second
class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

a CAPslZE. Among the numerous sail boats
from Washington that came here yesterday was
the Sally Thorn. Those who came iu her hav-
ing left her temporarily for the purpose of get
ting drinks, two young men OF this city, A..
McEwen aud Dan Cullen, entered her, aud
casting off the lines that held her to the wharf,
started out for sail, but had not proceeded far
before they were capsized. They held on to
her, however, until row boat went to their
assistance aud rescued them, aud lowed the
yacht ashore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
FIRE.--The alarm of fire about two o'clock

CATTLE TRADE. about unety car loads Of
cattle arrived here today via the Virginia Mid
land railroad, the most of which passed, on
through to Baltimore via the B. Il y. aud b.
l. p. railroads, the latter road iurolshng their
train with passenger car tor the use OF the
drovers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
TAN FOR IS7I.
.uCoIC.YL.

NUSICAL-Mrs. MILBURN will COM
WI mence the formation of classes in VOCAL
MUSIC, for ADULTS, MISSES and BOYS,
next week. For particulars apply at SO south
Pit: st: Get. sep 2G-eo2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

DEATH OF A BRITISH OFFICER. The New
Zealand Times states that Captain Henry
King, r. n, died at New Plymouth i'll June
last, aged go. He was the only iv'ug, repre-
sentative of the victory off Cape St. Vincent
in 1897 Captain King was second lieutenant
OF the "Seahorse, at the capture Of Alexan-
dra, and served 10 the operations On the Poto-
mac 10 1914 He became commander 10 S44
He was appointed resident Magistrate at New
Plymouth, and was gazetted retired captain
i'm 1870
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The New Republican Paper.
Weather Probabilities.

New YORK, OFT. 5.-The new republican
Journal, The Republic, appeared today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
a.HTSEsHE.N'TS.

GRAND VOCAL ANDINSr KU MENTAL
VI CONCERT,
Given by Prof. PERABEAU, the eminent Pr
anist from Washington.
On MONDAY, Oct. 5, ut SAkEPTA HALL,
Assisted by
Mr.. AUSTIN HERR the famous Bssso.
Mr.. SHUTTER the excellent Flue-p!ayer.
Miss MARY RARTLE, Soprano, and other
talent.
Prof P. will play on the Piano his famous
"Battle of Bull Rum" which must be SEEM rs
well us heard.
A select Qusrtettc of the Washington Masonic
Choir will assist.
Tickets SOC each; children half price-to be
had at Becllers music store and French's book
store oct LID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

CORONER The Governor has appointed DIR.
Il. Z. Powell coroner of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

azss~ A regular meeting of the Hydraulion
Steam Fire Engine Co. will be held to-morreW
(i'uesduy) evening, 1T !! o'clock. Punctual at
tendsnco is requested. BY order of the Presidents:
oct 5-2t II. &. CLARK, Secretary.
TAN FOR IS7.l.
Taxes for the year 1874 are now ready for col
lection All tax payers ale hereby notified TO
come forward and settle the same on or before
the FIRST D.AI or DECEMBER: after tina
date +. VIZ Prk CENT will be added.
will be in each township on the following
WASHINGTON, at Robert Bucher's Black
smith Shop, October 9Th, 9Th, 18th, Ssh and 9Th,
from 10 p. m. to y. M
JEFFERSON, ut Ansil Watrc US Store, Oc-
tober 18th, 18th, l4th, 18th and 10th, from 10 a.
IN. to 3 g. N.
ARLINGTON, at my residence, the r:st of
the time allowed By law
No further notice will be given
V. ?. CORBETT, CCuaty Treasurer.
Alexandria CO., oct 5-lw
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THE HEBREW FEAST OF TABERNACLES. :

THE HEBREW FEAST OF TAB ERNAcLES. =
The concluding day of the Hebrew Feast OF
Taberuacles, which began at sunset on Friday
evening aud closed at sunset Saturday, was
duly observed 10 the Hebrew synagogue In this
city. A feature OF the observance on Saturday
was the reading of prayers invoking the bless
logs of Providence on mankind for the coming
half year of autumn and wlner, aud to avert
caamities &C.. and returning thanks Tor the
mercies of the past hafyear. In the orthodox
synagogues yesterday was observed as the con.
cudiug day of the feast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

State Of Virginia,
!, CHARLES r. HOOFF, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Alexandria, Virginia, do
solcmnly 3 ear that the above statement Is true,
to the best my ll owlcdgc and belief
CHAS r. HOOFF, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of October, 1874.
X. KENIPER, Notary Public.
Correct-attest:
- : 5s:5 %S;aSs &C. 81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

RADICAL MEETING meeting ofthc Rad-
Gals of the lower part Of Fairfax county was
held on Saturday night at Gum Spring.
The meeting was called to order by Wu.
Ford, upon whose moti0n Alouz' r., Jordan, was
elected chairman, and Theodore iced, Secre-
tary. Speeches were made by Theodore iced,
j. \. Scaton VIM. Ford and 2. Smith.
Alter endorsing Mr. Barbour as the most
available candidate tor Congress.
The meeting adjourned uutll Thursday night
next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

TAX SALE-At ten o'clock 10 morrow morn
iug at the Royal street front of the Market
House, the sale by auctioo of the real estate 10
the city, upon which taxes have not been paid
will be commenced. The purchasers will be
required to pay at the time of sale the taxes
assessments, charges aud expenses of sale.
The owner, may within two years from the day
of sale, pay 10 the purchaser, or to the Mayor
the money paid with twelve per centum luser,,
est or make tender, in which event he shall
be reinstated in his original title If 90 such
payment or teuder be made within two years,
the purchaser will be quired to pay the re-
mainder Of the purchase money iuto the treas
ury of the City Council, where it will remain
subject to the order of the proprietor; and the
purchaser, on tie payment Of the whole
amount of the purchase money, will receive
title, in fee simple, from the Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
NATL. BANK,
OfAley:ln(Iria.

the State of Virginia, at the close of business,
October 2, 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05
B.7.y.H ST.7TE.NE.NTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
At ALEXANDRIA.

AT ALEXANDRIA,,
In the State of Virginia, at the close Of business,
on Friday, the I'd day Of October, 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

POLICE REPORT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since Sat
urday.
Mike Laupheimer, George Usher from Wash
iugtou, Robert Kile, colorcd, aud Tom Gibson
a colored boot black, all arrested for dlSordery
conduct, were fued and discharged.
Jake Harris, colored member the chain
gang for refusing to do duty and iuSolence to
the ofirers OF that gang, had sixty days added
10 his term of service.
Peter James, for disordcrly conduct, was sent
to the work house. to work on the chain gang.
COUNTY COURT. The October term of the
County Court, Judge Saugster, presiding, COM
menced this morning
All the Commouweal this cases were contlnu-
ed until o-morrow
Martha Chase was appointed guardian of
Sarah f. Lincoln.
In the matter Of application Of Johnston,
Hunter and Swami to declare the " asbington
and Alexandria Turnpike Compruy abandoned;
arguments of counsel progressing; ID. l.. Smoot
for applicants, and +. l.. Smith, jr., and S. +.
Beach for Turnpike Company.
FIRE.--The alarm of fire about two o'clock
this afternoon was caused by the burning of
few Shingles on the roof of small two stored
framed house in the row on the east side of
Pitt street. between Duke aud Wolfe, owned
by Mrs. A. G. Fitzhugh, and occupied by Mrs.
Padgett The fire department, as usual, was
speedily on the ground and at work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-05

CUGARS-25 bbls REFINED SUGARS
y received and for sale by
aug Is DAY \ " HAHM'N.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
HOTELS AND STABLES.
JEFFERSON HOUSE,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
JOHN W. GRAY, Proprietor.

This large aud beautiiully situa-
A/Si1 ~ ted house has been put in he very
0fuGG best repair for the reception OF
~ - visitors. VINO will ind at it al tn q
- acco nm 3dations OF IA + X : L
CLASS HOTEL. lt commands IL Tine view of the
Delaware BAY. aud is one OF tho most pleas an
aud delightful places in the state tor excursions
or pc mos. The house Is Kept va the hest sty Ie.
the bar filled with tho cho icest wines, liquors and
IN alt drinks, and tsblesapriied with tho subst4n-
tial5 and iuxurIes OF the market. Excurs ionists
can arrive by boat or rail. Parties who wish to
20 ishins or boat RIDING on tho noble Delaware,
san be accommodated with suitable boats. Ihe
jy22tf J. W. GkAI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
Davis. k'ootc and ouitmnu.

These gentlemen composed the triunyiratc which
ruled ii ie-JssIpp polIt,cs tor twenty yesrs. Henry
). WAS the i!etnth tiUyeruor, and aid once pace
the streets OF jackson proud as any Henry Oh
navarro; and We'll lie igLt fOr in November 1851,
he defeated Hon. Jot Davis, though Us the small
majorIty OF 500 votee, taking his stand iImiy on
umou and coluproml>e-m dsures which, ten Years
,Ater, found iem advocates in Mississippi while
upon the reverse doctne OF States nights, his late
rival ,se To the Presidency the new Contcd-
eu,y, fOotc going into temporary eclipse. Gen.
| John a Quitntn lad been the success lul compe.
| tltor tor EubernatoIIal houul5 Tho tenn before;
having Conn to the people with his lauIels gath
cred ire-h trun thc hcli. OF Mexico, hcwas iuyin-
clble. ln February, lojl however, Gov Quitmau
| resi gned tue guyeInnorship. The ensniDp snmmt
he placed al the head ii the State nights ticket
| against Fuote drew OFT 4 lew weeks befoIe The
| election, after making a hot canvass. and Mr.
| DAVIS was substituted IN his stead. This victory
was esteemed great triumph for Foote and The
Union men ot NJ Mississippi During the canvass
| a correspondent Tor one of the Quitmnn organ
published IN jackson, went the rounds signing his
| comm uicallOus peter and often giving Nj
! fuute the benefit ot ms sarcasm. At CaIrollton
the friends ot either party gathe in great
ttowGs fooie. when has tuIn Ia speak came. read
iron Peter and made running continents a. h.,
read expressing "A desire to get ohe sIgLl OF that
individual
square buat aud muscular, with burnt checks
| sandy hair and modest demeanor, walked upon the
stand behind tic speaker, laid his hand upon his
shoulder, aud remarked:
| II SIT, am the man.
And Is thy name Peter; = querel foote, in his
dOmlcO->lIca>tlchls sNle
My name Is Peer returned the ir1pertar.
babe
Art thon indeed Peterf'
Il anu, indeed SAID the rejondcr
Then give US your hand" shrlektd Nj
Foo,c. Whine the crowd roarod liz laughter and
huIrab-
;. Her Wa more in the manner than in ii q
~lcsth, but Hr Foote's friends i.iry rcared -
,h.tt 2.ntl, ,m,n tuned upon Peter aud bowed
him very .cetuiF oil the slale II the nd OF Ii
up-ote.
lht ,ntto ctmpalgn was hot, mud IN tue liiilc
iziyuIt4 lint interrupted debate It was trst Footc
and Il ou Qultmau Vn top. At Grenada, 10 te
waited up htnd GenrIa. Qultm.u, twhlle tt (
,i,tut u,d -oid.cr VAS pVuruG IN hot shot, rigl [
And ie,t) aud ,tru,k hun singing bow on the
cheek WITH mis- open hand. iuinins upon LIS
as-..,.lut, General ouil man applied ms ii mt boot
sudicuiy 10 Mr.. Foote's co't.;a, and lifted HIN
h-tdiarrmo.t oft The rostrum. Friends inter.
posea-ant the good work Went ou.- Cor, Co.a.-
ier,joonaL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
4 he Rate OF Interest Paid by the
Poor

Poor.
In New YORK. the rate of interest permit
ted To be charged by pawn-brokers ls
twenty-Inur per cent. per anDum. In Phila-
de!phia. according to the municipal Ordi-
marco of January, 1855, it was. 1t seams,
lhnty per cent; according to that of Feb
rnaiy, ls1d, II was sixty per cent; accord
inE To tDat Of September. 1862, 1t was
reduced again to thirty per cent, aud at the
present time, whaisver tho law may he, or
may 10 constructed to be- it is, practically,
seVarts-two per cent, Yes, six per cent
par month, and " we mistake not, six per
mcnth, compounded mouihy, Ia the rale
charged 10 The poor OF Philadelphia, tor
loans OF money on collateral secnrIty, with
tho added iiaoilitv ot bciuG -oid out, not at
the ctG of n wear, but few months and
tho utter Certainty OF Do r,turn ot surplus,
should tho collateral. wurn sold, fetch a
| higher amount thau suilic.rnt to cover the
| loan ana interest,".
IL tue laws add he officials which perm;t
| thcso eNdctluns are rgbt, then anything il
right. Ii Is rIsot q, oppsess, to lIo to cheat
| to steal, ANA ii ~ righi 10 permit these
things to be dono without stopping them Or
trv,ug to stop t1em.
| In Parls, Nnere the sui iett of pawnbrok =
rr-' Loans has been best and most inerciluliv
regui, tea by the ostHi,iI sbulent el IA Mont de
Ftcte. aud tho rate Ot lnitrtst ON paNns Inn.
l4ctl To fb0 moderate charge at len per cent.
per annum, n benevolent person Iately 40
voted large sam TO the redemption Of lbe
| hed7 ri poor when had been pledged 10
thar ln-tItution rs CrliAterals Tor small loans
uI money. The great and bear Ielt grau-
tudo evlnced toward this phiisuthropIst ID
di"ues with what iorveut thanks the poor
q: this city would regard any man v no
po>seS.o- the necessary leisure and courage
tn take mp this subject and press 1t TO IA ia
Vorsbio conclusion, Here Is mission lor
Some ni "ur many wealthy aud public
spirited citl1sus, hlch promises results
com pared with which the weiiearned lau-
rels OF Mr.. Eorgh in New YORK, would pale
IN in-lgniiicauce. Let our sister ctty con-
: tinue 10 boast bor Suciety for tho Prevention
Of Cruelty ia Animals, bnt lot us, un less
! pity ba, He'd entirely from our hearts, or
GaulIA among oarsalves that lar mo re- phil
authropic ana far more needed in stilutioD
II Society tor the Prevention OF Exturticn /,
the Poor.-igs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
Wilmington and western 4. Il.
TIME TABLE,

EhLL AM WI NN1 1O'
GfEEs5HHI Commencin Oct, 1Jt.. 1874. trains will
Y@xY run as follows:
Leave Wilmington lO ~ a. m. and 35 D. In.
Leave liandenberg As. u. III. and 80 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 30 III. and 33U.
Arrive at Lanuonberg II 80 IN. ana 80 m
CUNNECElUNS-Traln leaving whining ton at
10 31 IN with train leaving Philadelphia at 80
Train leaving WilminQton ut IS p IN. connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at OJpm.
Train arriving at Wilmington ut % II m with
train for Phadelphia at lU In.
frala arriving ut Wilmington at 50 with train
for Philadelphia at p N.
sunday trains will pe " ithd rawn after Oct. lst
DAVID CONNELL, supt.
sen
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
'aiafa at ..Isxph.I
rhtiadelpnih, Whining ton and
Baltimore Railroad,
APRIL 20, IS

Trains will leave Wilmington az follows for
phiadelphia aud Intermediate Stations. 6 So 8 l0.
8 80, 10 10 u. M 2. 4t. Is, 10 q J.. m
Phiadelphia and New York, 81 Il. m; III AZ
p. m, -.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. IL So, 10 o.
o. M. 20 y, IN. -
1875 ~. Z 10p N.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, Il 81, 10 10 n M; 25 -. \ 20 p.
Soaford and Interlnediato stations. IL 81. 10 lo
m Il IS p. M. =,
q.
SUNDAY TEAMS.
PhiIadephia and In term ate Stations 45. 80,
p.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 a m.
Baltimore and Washington. II 81. 03 a. IN
For further Information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at tho depot.
II. +. KENNEY,
merll-1ydkw Superintendent.