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TIE PAOPLE OF IBERVILLE MOVING

| In another column we publish call for a
mass meeting of he white people of Iberville,
| to be held at the Courthouse on the ed inst,
for the purpose of sending delegates to the
Baton Rouge Convention. 1t may seem
strange, and it is no less strange thatit appears,
that call for mass meeting of the citizens
of the parish of Iberville should have to be
published in the BULLETIN, but there is no
newspaper published there, and we are
assured that every attempt to notify the peo-
pie by pla ards has been frustrated by mali
| cious people who tear down the notices from
trees, houses, or wherever posted.
They will find it more difficult to tear down
The BULLETIN. For the first time for many
years the white peoplo-the tax-paying and
conserva i've citizens of Iberville have been
fully aroused, and if the Convention at Baton
Rouge shall nominate good and pure men,
men who can point proudly to unblemshed
records, the entire white voting population of
the parish will lily to their support with en-
husiasm.
The people there demand that there shall
be a strict White Mans party, led by men
who are not Oh ly white as to their skin, but
white also as regards their affiliations and as
,ocations. They demand this because the
negroes are organized on a pure race basis,
and all past experiences have proven the use
lessness of further temporizing or compro-
missing with them. They have no enmity for
the negro, but they propose to simply let him
,lone and by union and concert of action
among the whites to teach him lesson that
Will inure to his lasting good and redeem the
State
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IMPEDING COMMERCE.

We have thought for some time that under
the semblance of law, the commercial opera.
tons Of this city were sufficiently retarded to
crafty the worst enemies Of the place, but we
find ourselves mistaken. Not satisfied wi ID
the restrictions and regulations adopted by
the Board of Health and quarantine officials.
which are in themselves absurd and
unjust, entailing unnecessary expense and
delay, some of the more grasplng and
unscrupulous officers at Fort Pike have DETER
mined to run thei Offices in their own inter
est, regardless of the trade and commerce
OF New Orleans When it is borne in mind
that the embargo just attempted to be levied
was upon vessel plying between this place
and Pearl River, the outrage will appear the
greater.
1t is bad enough to prey upon foreign YES
sells and extort from them all sorts of unrea
sonable charges, but when our inland trade is
compelled to pay tribute for the fattenine of
ignorant and corrupt officials of the State
Government. We think it high time that
some decided steps be taken to check this ex.
tortiOn and black mailing.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-18

INTERESTING DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY In
Chicag !, recently, merchant bought stock
OF Jewelry said to have been worth $50, 90 for
$4,000, from firm, shortly before their in
solvency, they not disclosing their condition.
but giving plausible reasons Tor the sale. The
firm subsequently becomina bankrupt, their
assignee in b nkruptcy brought suit against
the merchant, claiming that the sale was void,
being in fraud Of the bankrupt act The
court ruled, however, to the contrary, holding
that the good faith of the purchaser had not
been clouded; and that he could not at the
time of the purchase be supposed to know the
teth OF the circumstances allie yed, nor have
been able to ascertain them upon inquiry.
Could Ne have done SO upon inquiry at tn It
time, the court inrimated that the decision
would have Aeen otherwise.
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Il Card to the Public.

Notwithstanding the extraordinary extra-in.
dicial and outrageous measures taken bv both
the city and state officials against us we desire
our friends and The public to understand that we
intend to pursue our avocations as heretofore.
As pcaceable citizens, who have paid their
licenses to State and city, to pursue business
upon which We depend for our daily bread,
we call upon our fellow citizens to bear
witness that we have endured with becoming
composure these violent and unwarranted
attacks upon our rights, and we have only to
say that, as in the past We have strer uously
combated every attempt on the part OF the
authorities to deprive us Of our rights to labor.
so in the future we shall continue to act
We desire thus publicly to return our thanks 10
Judge Macarthur or his courtesy and fairness to-
wards the Free Market men.
J. MACHADO,
JOHN SCHMITT,
B. BARTHE,
W. DIETRICH,
su17 2tA&E' JOS. LEON.
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Although the late long spell of excessively
hot weather has caused several deaths bv
cerebral congestion or apople1y, we have the
concurrent authority of our most eminent ply
sicians for stating that there never has been
summer season in New Orleans more free
from epidemic or mali nant disorders-ev
the smallpox, which did some harm, having
now all but disappe sred. Men of temperate
habits, although totally unused to our climate
need no longer fear to spend the summer in
New Orleans.
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NFW 0RrrANo Ana IT 1874

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. II, 1874.
At regular meeting OF the O'Brien Guards
held at their hall, Jackson Cotton Press, for the
purpose VI reorganization, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President, A. Wizard; Vice President, James
Fnney; Secretary, Taos J. Reilly: Financial Sec
rotary, j. B. Durnin; Treasurer E. T.. Uniacke;
Sergeants. alarms, Peter Stubbeield and John
Gibbons.
After adopting the New Orleans BULLETIN as
the official organ Of the club, and rendering a
press, the meetln adjourned until next Weunes-
day evening, August ~, 1874, at O'Clock.
Citizens Of the Third Ward are cordially IN.
v'ted to attend. T. J. REILLY Secretary
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New DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN GALVESTON.
We have received circular from Col Louyh-
cry, announcing that the publication of his
paper, the Galveston Times, will be COM
menced about the LIST of September, and that
it will be of the simon pure Democratic stripe
The Colonel is an earnest, energetic and
capable man, and he has our best wishes for
the success of his journalist undertaking.
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lll / IL.

MATHES-On Monday morning. Aug. II, 1874.
at quarter TO 8 o'clock, Joseph Mathes, aged
II Years and 3 months.
The funeral will take place from the parents
residence, No. AS st. Charles. corner of Polyn-
ma street, Tuesday Morning, August Is, 1874, at
O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
WEIR On Sunday morning, the 10Th inst, at
O'Clock, Miss Elizabeth G. Wier. native of
Nassau, N. p.
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Theories in France and the United States
differ widely 1t is stated in this connection
that the Bank Of France has been accumu-
lating gold steadily and rapidly for long
time past. no doubt with view to resuming
specie payments. On the 9th of July the
bank held equal to S245, 1856, 637 in bullion,
against a circulation Of $5l1, 365 S45, or an
amount in bullion equal to about on halt its
circulation And yet the bank does MT re-
sumo specie payments This shows the great
Cation and conservatism with which the
frenea finances are managed In this coun-
Try we are talking about the Governm MT le-
stunning specie payments when its own paper
money amounts 20 about $500, OOO. 900. and
the gold actually owr@d bv the Treasury, after
deducung accrued and a.cruiug interest, and
other obligations, amounts 20 about paltry
ten or twenty millions. When France wants
loan OF five milliards Of f ancs Ma c.,;..l
lists and investors Of Europe bid for ,,r,v-.wo
milllards, but when the United States r.n.s
to sell <l7s,OOo.0OO five per cent bonds ~
funding purposes. only 5000, 900 of &C.
cepted bids could be obtained. These facts
need scarcely any comment When the
United States initiates the fnauci Il policy If
France then will the credit of the countrv
reach very high standard.
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There will be meeting this evening of the
Democratic Central Club of the Third Ward
at the Southern Cotton Press, corner of Poy-
dras and Claiborne streets. Every registered
voter should attend
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My friends, and hose desiring to see me, are
respectfully informed that can be found at the
store of Mr.. Paul ]. Christian 81 Camp street,
dealer in Earthenware, China, Glass and House
Furnishing Goods. j. G. DUNLAP.
au16 2t2dp
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Notice.
To the Bulletin

To the Bulletin
The undersigned President Of the Butchers
Associat ON of the city Of New Orleans and Lessee
of the Public Markets, is autho, ized to say that
in consequence OF the enforcement Of Act 81 of the
General Session OF 1874, and the closing of the
Private Markets, the butchers Of the Public
Markets will be enabled to sell meat ct from to
l2t cents per pound during the summer season,
tn IS completely refuting the argument Of in
crease prices by this much dreaded monopoly
$50 called) JEAN BERrHIN,
au1f 1t 2p* President Butchers Association
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Notice..

ALL WHITE MEN out Of employment VIII
please call at the Office Of the
WORKINGMEN'S ASSOCIATION,
1872 Julia street,
between the hours of 9 A. M. and P. NJ, and
have their names enrolled, and all who require
the services of WHITE MEN will please make
application as above. Parti' g can enroll their
names free Of charge This Association Is indie
pendent Of politics.
EMILE HILLBORN,
jy31 1m2dp Secretary.
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A large portion Of the r Ills on the Great
Western Railway. Eng, were lately reduced
from the broad to the narrow gauge of feet
cen hours,
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II. T. LAWLER.
lime Of Arrival and departure II Nails
NEW ORLEANS POST oFFfm

FROM 1HE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFfOR
Mobile and Lake Coast - Closes n 2 A. n
arrives at 2 P. NJ
Mobile Closes at 8 P. NJ; arrives It llP.M.
Northern Mal-Closes 1t P. n: errivaa "A
II p. M.
Western Mail-Closes u 6 A. H.: arrives II
1880 =. NJ.
Texas and Shreveport Mails Cass @ Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at 6:3O A. n: q.
rive On Mondays, Thursdays and Baturdays e /
P. M
Mail by Morgan's Railroad Closes It GOA II:
arrives at P. NJ.
Red River Mail-Closes 1t p H.; arrives Il
TAM.
-, Vick.burs and Coast Mail Closes On Tuesday.
thursday aud Saturday At P. NJ; arrives q
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at IA. III.
Plaquemlnes Parish Mail Closes on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday .t n:so A. NJ, .s7yss %
D.Daldsouville Nail Closes q Z 4. n: asrsVaG
u $50 p. n. IN
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/. Virgins hopos 20 scnd woman 100 years
old 10 the Ccntenniai
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/: Az aoon ~ young woman gets some steady
.smploymcnt she stops fainang away at the
4 81 ght Of mouse
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!: Tbcscs trouble br1in' for John Barr, of In
i, diana Miss Ella Bear is about to sue him for
breach q promise damages. 5000.
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The widow OF sx-Consressmen Mellish has
Deen appointed counter in the Currency Divi-
SION OF the Treasury Department, at . salary
of $500 year.
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Margaret Haughery.
MARGARETs STEAM AND MECHANICAL
BAKERY,
Manufacturer Of
BREAD AND TRACKED RS.
Of all descriptions,
Nos. "a, 76 and 70 New Levee Street.
iy29 2dptf New Orleans La.
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The Young Mems Democratic Club Of the
Fifth Ward. will hold meeting this evening
i at Y O'Clock. at the corner of Toulouse and
Rampant areets Important business will be
transacted
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/! ItE,-oaT or THE GBNnRAL RELIEF CosMfT-
: rEE. -1UtsA receipts. in currency, to date,
t2l2. $50 16. disbursements, t16S, 500 80
balance in bank, SIC, 317 o6.
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OccAsii,aN rains with lower temperature to
day. % says Old Prohs
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GIFTS 0o,vument ms .nade by ,o',ne men, for
;iss basgG Of u'lae men and their posterity for
..Uer, sssf should be administered By 'c'he men
.Fsd ~ rsne other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Dos89nA
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Some aaGaias recently published in Indi-
ana Do no< sustain tho common idea that
liquor ia 70 sbame in nearly all cases of crime.
They give tho total number of oonviots re-
ceivod from 1863 to 1879. inclusive, AZ 1920,
the 'fnlcMpesate, 07s; the moderate, IT'S;
the 'temporate." ll73, Here the temperate
and nodesste largely exceed the incorporate
,oonviCa1
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Paris Green! Paris Green i!

Warranted to BIS
STRICTLY PURE.
ARSENIC! ARSENICi
1. L. LYONS,
iy28 eod1m 2dp Successor to Ball h Lyons,
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Cotton form Destroyer.
THE FOUNTAIN PUMP
A PORTABLE PUMP AND SPRINKLER.
The most useful and convenient apparatus ever
invented for watering shrubbery, flowers and
plants; for washing windows, carriages, etc.; FOX
sprinking arsenic and other solutions on the
COTTON PLANT, and for
EXTINGUISHING FIRES.
For sale by
GAINES & RELF,
iy3O 1m2dp 1877 and 129 Common street.
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EXCURSION TIoKE1s. 1t has been suggested
70 us Thai 4 the railroad companies would
inauguratc q short seAson Of excursion trips
to New vosA. cay for one month, it would en-
able many o.takc short relax ton from bust
ness and Tho oppressive heat Of our city. Will
mot The jackson or Mobile road take some
steps in Tie premises,
The vasnc of the raw ootton imported into
the United Kingdom in the frst half of this
year was si65. 468. O06. ~ compared with
t17l. GO. $50 n tho corresponding period Of
1879. end elf0. 453. 746 in tho corresponding
periodof t8ys In this years total the United
States figured for tf0l. o44, o96, Egypt for
s2l, 8aS and British India for 81, 929, $40.
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St1sb 'sAs at his cheap newsstand, No So
Canal street. not only all the latest illustrated
newspapers. but The very latest New York and
Weston daiiias. In the Now York Herald re
the fuol particulars of the Beecher- Tlton
scandal. including Moukon's and Beechers
full ataiomonts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-18

A gcAd mine. the product Of which only
yiaids CITY cents TO the ton, would seem to be
rather poor property; yet this is said to be
The condition 10 which the gold mines of
North Carolina and Georgia are reduced.
The owners Of these mines express their I'M
bounded confidence that they can yet be
worked 70 profit If proper appliances and
good wcvkmen are obtained; but they do not
appear 10 lie very successful in inspiring CAPT
lalistx with share in their faith.
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New Urieane May 80. 1874.
Flour. Grain. Provisions
For sale in lots to suit purchasers 1t very low
est rates.
The following popular brands OF flour. Of vhisa
l have larS, LEX on hand ~ srrive: thu
attention OF the trade b uv'.eJ 20 iuepect IL
| same before goins e.sewnele:
Hinckley Mills, st. i'atrok
Eureka No. l, Napoleon.
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beauty,
Sucker City, Tea Table.
LAWYERS Hamlet, Western Beenky.
OATS
5000 sacks Choice Galena OATS.
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed
HAY
500 bales Choice and Prime.
BACON
Is casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib HmNA
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERD
so tierces Refined LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases Sugar-cured MANS.
Fl. T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nos. Is to 83 Peter Street.
Late New Levee,)
And 81. So 81. 50 and IS Fulton stresx
anH New Orieana,
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A Card to the Public.

The disastrous fire which consumed our No.
last night vii not prevent us from exc
orders Is usual from our friends.
Our Office will be at Messrs, BLOCK 4 BRIT.
TONv No. 48 CANAL STREET.
G. M. BAYLEY L POND.
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Franco scenAs TO be unlucky in keeping her
political prisoners In bonds Marshal Ba-
saine has managed 70 out his twenty years OF
Imprisonment very shcrt indeed. As Eng
land il she natural refuge of Frenchman
undo, he displeasure of his own country
men, We may next expect to hear Of the Mar
shs1 turning up In England With Bazaine,
.Rochefost and J ohn Mitchell all on his hands,
Mr.. DiSvaeli may we'll feel renewed uneasiness
about Che Sutnre Of affairs
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EVERY LADY HER OWN DRKsssaAKER

The art Of Cutting and Fitting Taught in ten les
at moderate rates. Black Crepe made new.
Also Dressmaking and Millinery OF tho latest and
neatest stvles. MRS. GARBANATTL
625 Magazine street, New Orleans.
LADIES' HAIR STORE ie2l 3m
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REMOVED.
JOHN BOTS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Having removed to Nos. 152 and 154 Camp street,
would inform his friends and the public generaliy
that he is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
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CHEAPEST RATES,

He will also continue to buy, sell, remove, re-
pair pack and ship Furniture, with full guarantee.
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
je21 3m
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We 80 under renewe obligat ions to that
'adesA6Gable newsdealer and jovial gentle
man, Geo kllw, Of the Post Office news
depot. Tor appreciated favors in the shape OF
the issoe@ European and American publica-
lions. In edition 70 his abundant aud we'll
selected atoo& Of standard newspapers and
reviews pnntod in the English language,
1llis has Qditc variety Of French publica-
'sonA oudh - Ia Mode nlustree, LIllustra-
HON, Ic Ocdzxsor de- Etats- Unis, lie Franco
Ames'olAn, and other interesting French
SeFials
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Tia escape Of Marshal Bazaine is another
u u many historical instances where men
Aave been delivered from imprisonment and
dssA through The efforts Of devoted and
.AsHoio WI. During his trial Madame Ba-
NINA youne woman whom the Marshal
s'sss n nfeIco vs. always by his side.
ma na0asssed unusual affection and fidelity.
- Aes saaos not neglected him, and the plan
~ No esceps = Get down to her credit She
om aoure n French annals as another Ma
lsDs IAAaoss~ whose husband, condemned
Sass6. vas oae Of the victims of the Res
ssa.Soa q ~ Bcurbons in 1915, after the
1aeos q Waterloo. Madame Lavalette pro-
susd adm66oe To- tho cell Of her husband.
s2ged clothes with him, and sent him on
- ny tSoicing. while shs remained to brave
- Aose Of 10 0ovsepment
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ins c'''Se~s Of South Carolina, impover-
shed ~ thy az have contri buted sls, 900
mo "sshineton nd Lee University, and
Inc rest Of $4,000 is o''uing in slowly. The
sni~rsaty hsS now An endc~ment Of $780,
on. Tho Missourians have >lre .dy sub
so'bed nearly sSO.oO for the chair 4 applied
hhemistry: Che Kentuckians, s25, 900 ,,r the
chair Of history and political economy Me
bouisiAnians $4,000 for the chair of modern
languages. Die Texans. f2S. 900 for the chair
o. spfaied mathematics; yi,sinians, s25, 900
o. their chair. and each of these States will
.0ompAeAe It's endowment to $50 600
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q. NJ. BAILEY z PVNI
New Orleane May 80. 1874.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-24
Delaware MethodIst Conference.

MS OPENING SESSION IN THIS CITY, THIS MORNING
-BIsHep SIMPSON PREsIDEs-LIsr OF MEM
BEERS.
The Delaware annual conference (colored) of
.the NJ. L. Church, opened its 11th session at
l2ion church, 9th and French, this morning, at 8
O'Clock. The Conference was opened with pray
er by Bishop Simpson, who is presiding over the
Body.
The following members of the Conference
sera present P. ]. Adams, Charles Ash,
sNm. Brownden, Isaiah Brownden, Peter Bur-
Rows, Joshua Brnkley, Abraham Brown, J. W.
Brown, solomon Cooper, ]. G. Carroll, W. @.
Dckerson, j. d. Ebert, DAVID Eaves,
Benjamin Gibbs, W. B. Green, Asbury Grinnage,
aaron Handy, j. II. Holland, Isaac Henson,
Stephens Johns Hooper Jolley, ]. II. Johnson,
1Pulip Kenney, W. II. Kynett, Handy Long,
Frederick Lee, Henry Morris, Noah Morris, s.
Ii Marshall, +. G. Manluff, Chas. Pallett, VIM.
Philips, J. II. Pierce, W. J. Parker, H. F. Rich,
Harrison Smith, J. W. Saunders, s. Taylor, s.
a. Wilmington, G. Wing, j. II. Webb, J. L.
Webb, S. G Waters, D. ]. Waters, G. II. Wash
Bhgt0n, j. S. Willis, Nathan Young.
Il II Jolly was elected secretary Of the confer
'tce, and s. Cooper asst. secretary.
N Some preliminary business Of little Importance
yas Transacted this morning.
Il The conference will be in session for several
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
railroad Hours.
rp,rsa LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAITB LEAfE WALaANN'ONs
p,r y,,v York-1.s1, A. NJ, 1917, la42, b.4a, p M
sundays ssst,llasalsiDSais1, lsl d $50, $40 sso 1oso
fT n 100 a.4b. b.42, f.16, 1924 Pm. Sundays
Nj Il N. AS $50, 1924, 7. M.
~ y, a. Balfintore.-12.b2, 20s, l0.u2, M. LIB
az q" 10 p. M. Sundays, 1852, 2os 4. M
~ g,r Washington. sos, a. N. l2oo, LIB
,r q" p NJ sundays, 1852, 2.0s, A. M.
~, ~ Deiarare r. R.-12.bo, 1910, A. NJ. eSo, T.
NJ No sunday trains an IN u =, q. a ax O ko
Por Nsp caste-125o, lo'io' a. M A@'' o'oo' o.oo'
7. M ,I;I,s;,rtoyi ~ and Reading R.-6.a0, A. NJ.
r" ds p H. Sunday trains. 3 20 p M
l'su, g. o. 'Whnington d. Western r. R-ssn and 10 20 A.
At ri ~ so' b.s5, p. M. Sunday at +. M.
Ill TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Neiu Yak.--1.bs, A. M; 11s, 100, p. M.
sundaysp Ela, phiiedephia. 1os sbe A. MI 1900,
=, roI@ ia 400 b15, $50, 100, sl0 1898, p. Nj.
snn,ays m, ~ ~, 1853, 1895, A. M. 1888 7. M.
R", bort Deposit.-S04, A. NJ. NO sunday train.
pro," baltimore 1.21, 1925, A. M 1907, b.32,
az ZIP p, NJ. sundays, 1.21, A, M; 1oI4, !; M,
'iar Frcn Washington. =, l.2, a. M; p2,vi' o'sS'
~, i'm, psia,ore R. R-1O1b, A. M; 4.4o, s6o, r.
NJ ,a, V Ss,o Cdstle-s00, 1915 A. NJ. 44O, 6so s5o
p II No sunday trains. =.
Il Nom Wilmington d Reading Y. R-s.lo, a. M. /;
10 81" + sq P. M. Sunday train I'LL \. M.
TX E,aS N Wilmington d Restern H. R.--Tbo, l1.25 A.
NJ; $50, 100 P. M.
LBAyB PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
ioA0 $50, 1880, A. M. 12.1o, 29O 400, s.1b, 500,
as, $780, 11.SO, T. M.