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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-03
REV. z. Il. GLLETT. D. D,

Rev. E. H. Gi1ett D. D., died at his residence in
Harlem on Wednesday night, in the SD year of his
age DR.. Gillett graduate OF Yale College, and in
1874 he graduated at the New York theological Semi
nary after which he accepted call to the First Presby-
church Harlem. He remained its pastor until
1871 when he resigned 10 accept the Proessorshp Of
Political Economy in the University Of New York DR..
Glett besides being Of the editorial writer's in the
Evangelist, author OF much ropute. Among his
principal works are, "God in Human Thought "Hls-
tory Of the Presbyterian Church, and the Le Of John
Huss" During the last summer DR.. Giett has filed
Dr. Crosby's pulpit Fourth avenue and Twentysecond
street. preaching his last there the sth Of
August Shortly afterward he attacked with ner-
vous fever, which ended his life US above stated
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SAILED.

Steamers Klopstock Ger TOR Hamburg; Lord Give ODD
Liverpool City New York Havana; Huntsville, Fernan
dina &c barks Rebecca Crowel Buenos Ayres; Hall
Cork Falmouth ElVda (Norl do; Mozart Nor, London
Republic Ger Hamburg; Alfred Cadiz; Antares Ger
Dantric; Triplet UJutch) Settn briggs Dc Soue Ger
Eicho tBr), Laguayra and Porto Oabelloi
Hoard 81 Johns PR schrs Annie Bell 30 Nils and news
Mott Bedell, Jacmel; Wapela, Savannah
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SPOKEN.

Ship Cairnsmore m "a days from Liverpool via Rio
metro for San Francisco July II lat "a II s. Ion 95 43 W.
Ship Charger Knowles from Cardiff for Hong Kong July
20, lat 9 81 N, Ion 27 "a w.
Bark Camilla (Nor, Beekman, from Bristol, E, for New
York, Aug IA lat Al Ion 1S
Schr Racket from New York for Grand Turk and Ba-
hamas Aug 81, lat IS SO, Ion 6S So
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A DELINQUENT FIRE COMMISSIONER.

Fire Commissioner Speers, Of Jersey City. having
been absent from that city for ten months and having
refused to return when called on Commissioner Bud
den has given notice that at the next meeting Of the
Board he viii move to have the position declared
vacant Mayor Traphagen Informed the Commissioners
several months ago that he would not sign any
for the payment Of Mr. Speers' salary I'LL that gentle
appeared in person.
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DS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-rhe NEw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from to the other
succession be several miles distant. Cap
ovesse upon seeing this signal will obge us by pre-
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
r5-Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing at New York by addressing uch vessels
Of HERALD news yacht pier No l East River, New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
lvered- Duplicates required
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THE SHIP BREMEN.

The Court OF Inquiry in the Of the ship Bremen
tho crew Of which suffered 30 terribly from
scurvy, have rendered their decision. mildly
censuring the Captain for not making Honolulu
and attrbutng the inception OF The disease TO an in.
Sufficient quantity Of fresh provisions and tho subse-
qucn mortality 10 the refusal Of the 10 use anti
scorhutics The Captains certificate was returned
" biH The AsGizinn " eoEsdeTed vhitAvAah,
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A DETERMINED SUICIDE.
A BRooKLYNITE SHOOTS HIMSELF FOUR TIMES
AND THEN CUTS HIS THROAT.


AND THEN CUTS HIS THROAT.
A most determined and desperate attempt WAS made
by young man, who has for some time past been an
invalid 10 "shule of this mortal coil" by violence and
GOODNESS rarely surpassed in the annals of suicide The
would-be victim Of felo de Sc is Henry Mllington,
twonty-six years Of age, single man, never having
been married. who resided with his father and his sister,
Mrs Charles Do Voc, at No 70 Warren avenue Brook
lyn He was formerly engaged the umbrella business
and his father is now keeping a store at the corner
of Broadway and Canal street, New York Some
months ago his mother died, which event preyed
heavily upon his mind and his sanity has been sus-
pected by his relatives at times Yesterday Mrs. De
Voc out leaving him alone in the back paror OF
the house About four O'Clock he made up his mind
TO shoot himself and deliberately taking up revolver
fired four shots neither OF which killed Hmm. The FIST
shot in the right temple, the ball passing
out two inches from where IL entered. The next
ball was fred into the back part Of the head
while the third the right penetrated the skull
where il is All tho shots, except the latter made
two holes, going In and coming out He next placed
the muzze of the pistol near his right side and nred
Tho ball struck rib and glanced or The well per
forated suicide then procured carving knife the blade
of which he drew his throat cutting cash two
inches deep, but not injuring the windpipe.
In the upper part Of the house lives LADY, who, on
hearing the pistol firing became alarmed and down
stairs to inquire the cause Knocking at the parlor
door, she inquired whether Mrs De Voc was In there
mo, family responded voice which she recognized
belonging TO Henry Millington. Bursting open the
door, she shocked beholding the wretched man.
prostrate and bleeding from his wounds on the oor
The police we're Immediately notified and surgical aid
was summoned. He removed to the City Hospital
whore he is under the caro- OF DR.. A. X. Paine,
who says that his recovery is doubtful He is con
sumptive and stated to DR.. Smms, the Coroner, who
called upon him last night that he committed the Decd
that he ovcrdesirous Of dying but because he
feared that he going crazy The Coroner inquired
whether anybody else had hand in the act and he
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THE ARTIST SUICIDE.

sgnor Petro vain, the young Italian artist who took
his own Life in the midst Of pleasure party, pro
viously related in the HERALD will be buried to-mor
row at City Island The funeral cortago viii take The
Morrisana boat, from Fulton ferry, al quar-
ter past eleven o'clock A NJ, connecting
with the train for Barton station, West
chester county. The splendid studio Of the young
artist wa taken possession Of yesterday BY the italian
Consul General. signor de Luca who, with Professor
Doremus Is making inventory of the artists effects
Lbe del1Ssad aanIaIaau Is yuokon very hialy Of lor
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasers informed
that elegraphing the HERALD London Bureau
Fleet street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe arrivals
and departures from European and Eastern ports of Amer
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabled this country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will end tho Paris office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
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sr JOINS, NJ Sept 2-Arveo, NARY reeves Tracy
Also arrived ID Nova scotian Qr, Richardson
Liverpool for Quebec.
ST JONI NIB, Sept ARRIVED. bark N Clements OBJ,
Corning Boston, schr Prussian General (Br, Haley New
York.
Arrived Ang 81, ship Ingomar Br, Mounce, Newport.
TABLE BAY, July 22-Saied bark Vesuyius, Umer Agoa
Bay
Verona, Aug 24-saled, ship Gavan Peruv) for
CallaO.
WINDSOR, Ms Aug 27Arrived schr Cephas Starre from
Rockland land sailed 2Sth for Alexandrial
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WHALEMEN.
nRSee Port arrivalA

Letters from Capt John Cook OF schr Gage Phillips Of
Provincetown reports her Aug 10 having taken 400
bbs oil. Also reports schr Mary simmons Rich do,
with whales alongside.
dead whale towed into Green Cove, MS recently.
1t would yield about 40 bb OIL worth $500 1t had chain
OF IL or IS fsthoms attached tu its tail
Spoken-No date 20 miles SW OF Cape Spear, NF schr
Abbe Bradford Fisher OF and for New Bedford from Hud
sons Bay with 700 bbls VIII oil and 1900 % lbs bone
coumn bark President Clifford of and for do, from
do with 500 bbs VIII oil and 1000 lbs bono doth ar
val ut st Johns, NF Sept y.
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his talent and urbanity He pupil of FracassinL
The style Of that master noticeable in 'hs paint
ings that even his hasty sketches we're Immediately
bought up at large prices. Many Of our prominent
citizens have specimens Of his work His friends con
meet his unfortunate end with an dBdre de c0ur which
he had in Rome three years ago but over which there
hangs q cloud
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4 Lima letter Of August IL says-The morning af-
ser the death Of Admiral Collins Caao presented a
strange aspect The public buildings and private dwell
ings hoised their Gags half The different
sells in the bay wearing the American coors also.
IN mourning, and on board the Richmond and Onward
the impressive ceremonial prescribed by regulation
observed. All the necessary arrangements we're made
then for the imposing funeral which took place at two
O'Clock p M. on the 1lth Immediately on learn
ing the serious character Of the Admi-
rails illness President Pardo despatched
aide de camp the American Legation Lima offering
10 send board the arst medical Of the capital;
but the generous offer was useless When the Presi-
dent received the news Of the death Of the veteran he
again sent one of his aids Mr. Gibbs of his
sympathy and sorrow. AT the same time the Minister
OF War issued an order directing that the honors due to
general of division active service be shown 70 the
memory OF Admiral Collins and infantry regiment OF
the line, a squadron Of cavalry ana TWO sect0hs oi
flying artillery sent to Caao TO take part IN Tie ~
neral nrocessoh 10 the Protestant Cemetery OF Bella
vista short mile from the port In this mournlul cor
fege were the Ministers War and Marine Of Foreign
Affairs and Of the Interior; almost all the members OF
the Diplomatic and Consular corps large number OF
the most prominent foreign residents OF Lima together
with many distinguished Peruyiansi the American MN,
lister and Of course the officers and men Of the United
states Inen-ofwar From the ship the body was
brought 20 shore, followed by more than twenty
boats from the Onward and Richmond,
the Peruvian vessels and several mer-
chantmen in the harbor. AT and near the
mole were stationed the division Of troops from
Lima, the Project Of the Province, the Port Admiral
and all the officers of the yard At about four p NJ the
yervices of the English Church were read the re-
mains of the Admiral in the Cemetery of Belavsta and
the grave flashed the reports from the muskets OF
the American marines, responded TO by the artillery OF
Peru without the gates and by the heavy guns Oh the
Richmond firing every quarter hour.
The Gar OF Russia umpire In the Maria Luz case has
declared that Japan acted in good faith, and that as
no treaties were then between that nation and
Peru the have grounds TO Claim for damages
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THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

At a meeting of the delegates to the Third Assembly
District Democratic Convention held last evening" at
No ia Grand street, Joseph Shannon was chosen
chairman and Robert H. Facey and Francis Mangn
secretaries On motion the following anti Kelly dele
gates were elected to attend the State Convention at
Syracuse p Sennnger Patrick Haran and James
HAYES.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NcUADoR IN A STATE OF sIEGE-THE FUNERAL
OF ADMIRAL COLLINS AT cAIIAo-sAD ACCT
DENT AT cHILI-FURTHEB PARTICULARS OF
THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT MORENO.
KpGsroS, Jam, August %, 1875.
The Republic Of Ecuador has been declared in state
f siege and the Governor clothed with the extro5r-
binary faculties provided for by the political code Of the
country The Governor appeals TO the chiefs officers
and soldiers assist him in maintaining order and sns-
sGainDg individual guarantees
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on the SIN INST reports mat wne on the passage from
Liverpool 10 Barbados the 18th Of July passed a
deresa apparently schooner, Of American build with
no standng and waterogged, painted black, and
visible the three concluding letters Of
the name eRmma
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JOSEPH CoNAuGHToN.

Joseph Conaughton, elected member Of the House,
from Rapdes parish, but left out by the Wheeler
compromise fell dead last evening at the corner Of
Royal and Canal streets, New Orleans.
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CHILL.

serious loss of life occurred recently in the Archi-
pelago Of Chloe During gale seven lighters were
lost near the island of Qunchaco, and thirty persons
were drowned In two three cases four and five per-
sons of the same family persisted
The Argentine papers say that the Gillian Minister to
Buenos Ayres Senior Guillerrp Blest Gaun, has been
appointed Minister Plenipotenary TO Washington, and
that he will be succeeded by Senior Adafo Ibanez, the
present representative Of Chill in the United States
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER RorIEnSAN Dutch, from Rotterdam, which
byea this Aug 81, vail have W undarGo extanAVe re
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
SEPTEMBER
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WINcHEsTERs SPECIFIC PILL

= certain and speedy for NERVOUS DEBILITY
WEAKNESS A. thoroughly tested for 30 years with par
feet success TWO TO SIX boxes generally sucent 10
effect radical For further Information 1c s"nd ~
circner 81 per box; six boxes So by mali secarsly
scaled with full directions for use $50 '"
Prepared only by WINCHESTER CO., Cheuistn
sa lnhn sts~AA Mas York. -
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NnSCEl.LANEnus.


A BSObUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IN ent states Tor numerous causes; legal everywhere:
publicity required charge divorce granted ad
vice free NJ HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
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A BsOLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"a ent states Tor numerous causes No publicity Legal
everywhere. Terms satisfactory FREDERICK l. KIND
LAWYER and Notary Public 3o3 Broadway Residence Office
No Eighth street INV
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Steamer Prancona, Bragg, New York for Portland.
Steamer Neptune, Bearse. New York for Boston
steamer Gaatea, Walden. New York for Providence.
BARK Alice Fainter, Losberg, New York for Prussia
Scbr Helen r. Stone Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr Empire Jones, AmbOy for Mddletown
schr sarah Cullen, Cullen, Hoboken Tor Providence
schr II CLARK, Fengar Port johnson for Providence
gchr Surprise soama an Hoboken for Pawtucket
Schr ! Loughlin. Holowel, Now York for Boston.
Sclr Theodore Dean, Dean Baltimore for New Haven
schr Townsend Jackson, Abrams, Amboy for White
Stone.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-14

vaich to create wealth out Ct nothing To NIKE
those happy VIM serve ebeIr purposes. Ii tier
BehollGs, unioAtui.A.o., ruOuiu prevail, then .De
.iire viii s'I y oone fer t.eig p0er iciia.a q
O. e the =. Rheu taay focii=liy fs.J=ed sacN
ir-zch-rous c7-fsel, aid 1..lss lbe inen VINO ID
.-lssefsd H.
=.i,pusG E Icy succue1 IL .ler scheme srr
psss, ~ imitation, the s,ec'lls-ing f-y-r hs re-
Vi,sd II they pot oaly get - II tle.f li1Uih
.iep but -,a millions NJ r-ctit nr Il 7ir All
ling eifern-se-, who will ioso tn millions tile,
gsini VINO VII paw the c1-tl NJ .e T'ct'Es7
re. who afe fVis', enough TO raEe .ho hI-f-
iistni,, -',l-rnrisT- IN their nrnGn, and tnsb are
..-u-ht by the tnsl crash inevitably % core.
-dci; sot''n. .suiia perhaps. deeerve tieir tafe
NJ. .he co-t woaiu be pail By the la5orinS men
- - Country, whom Inc depreciation of the
cUrreney r.La plniider Of Tie Difference he
tNt TO rise of rise pricsr of necs-s'sfifs and
the rise OF wages. The clet Ronid be na'u D
he ludas.ri1ls AID f,rssl. whore Deposited
ssvinge vo''id Be rubf.ed OF their vslne; by TIE
psn.iOnefs tho disabled soldiers, tie wa - :
sT.d Dr1tzIi- % tie -!4i, whOee slender Gomez .
.soulG he de-pciled Of their power n nuy ureza
bs every beBest man III tie land, wbo would
suffer IL tiIe ssuie of ove.feschips which the
iniatAd cuTency .Fnuid briug with Il. 1t is v
.,,eJpie money they call'it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-14
Use cfBi II ecfpes.

BcLk Foa hAFne E--r> cTs.--o orc ounce of
the Oh, End one pint OF Alcohol. This vii rshs
~ ex-Tsc; quite 20 a.. 70 tEs. we lay, Snd ..
much -s cIst
rEss rnyI,a GRAPys.-The Frsneh preserve
gTart sli tas y-s- rcrnd, by coating the e.rs-
e. with line TLs burcne1 are picsei jG5;
befuls they are thofoughls ripe and dipre1 IL
lime ws5sr, Of tie coh-hteDcs .. tn.cs crear..
Shey trs thcn hal . mp 10 fensli- I 10 i.r1e
coating kee.s out the air and checka a,y TN
iencs 20 f~cay. uhct wEite1 for the -eble.
. = TIE c.n-ters IN sal - water, TO remove tho
..rnn.
FoR CHASING ALPAcs-Put tle gooi- into 3
1Jiisr a.. full n cd rain wafer. L il b. FIR
tnree riinrtes. H.y. ready pal of in'hgo We
tel cry GAfs siti inigO) snd wiring the goofis
out VI the boiling water, AID place the indigo
vsteI. Lei IruAIn for bali all hclr, then Hr.ug
, J1t aud ..on while damp.
oTsTER P.rTIEs.-Make the ususl pun paste
! say fof dJZe1 pattiea; bake an hvdr in 3 bfirk
oven; set u cnol; ga-ii aud rain tinee Il I'm,
l4rge iTesn oy-tsfs; pGs them IN q s,ewpaa N4ia
\ ouly eaua-h cf their Own Equor to keep them
| hon bdrisi1s; esaeun sith caterne sud mace
| and lev nf the gresn cops OF Gallery. muIce-i
/ aye, sid qn-rtee VI ppnnn cf tltser Iii Ia
ti,- s'nnDg the oysters; 10 enrlch tle er " -..r
! n tae D=a:fn yeiks Of tEo EGGS or sCme Trick
cfesui--I ike the later b-st Let the uys.ers
stand n -. gray s-o1, figs mluute=. GheL
.he Da.ties are beginning TO ct-'i, p. 'i:ee o'
| IL Jyster4 IA esch- a ;hiD Id Of astry. II you
II o. s2n Oe placed oFo. 40 pattss husn PUT IN
; . .hs even tu bake.
! CoorGS5 Mr-H.ooMs. of every dec.ys
! particle, and the eDd down bert To te .Tou1d.
srd rssu thsEl two or ttroa tunes IN rlenty I
! water 1he1 slice aud -csld them ~ to &
! -.'e! 4 shich Is liberal piach NJ -ait. .i.an
1 .et them drain in csiand-r. lave some tn-r-
| bItt-i l.. the 4ot rptd-- wai,i (, t4I Il
! 'lic,n bco-'n Then pour out in a tur, q
i'm b - Sic. uf snt. riifferel a.
: p haf t@scnpfui Of oTfaGu .ut3 tAt ea,dc.
il..r.--i&g5y alter tie mu srclz4 a. ta'. 81 -,
! .Dh -. w4r,l lDur il Dyer tneu Pepper 10
! -rlir tpe ta-ie. Tie sflty Ts-nr n u.'.,1h t.ss
arc 'c,'f-d an f'le al: IL .he butter J. e--u,n
witi.out aliing a. more.
/ Rscps ron MAKING SorR kE4r. IN 9
! 1r p.ice let youi "s;a.id, bo,d.ug from IL.
barrel 70 barrel, be thoroughly sca.ded or ;
| the cutter the tnb aud hs sfsmper sis3 well
! scalGel. Take e al the enter ieayes II u.
| eao1agss, Aaiye them, rsinoye the i-ar'. sud
| rrocc % With the cutting. Law Foue {! a..
| i.--.er AZ TO bottom ~ the s,ana sprinkle uirh
! hsldili ~ -7l', i'll IN hsf hl4utl Gf 81.
! cabbage stamp gentv ungil th- ,u.a, i.t,
/; =. kei y -pp~Ara 80. ti4su sdi sr9to1 ban =
| e u sat. .."i 80 nj l'tu ;hr - 1i"! IL "
: " - pt-. ".-.. i Jozss aa,,1 tsiz,e OF t'i;l
: .,e-1 h-t7 & ting tie -lara a., -r.l
i -cp II il"i a sS-5-s, weighing th=iye pc q
! 5ee" 'l1i- "a d .t.. Go.i nis4;a, al
I Th-n n-,l freezi"y c3rcs uu remove q Ale
! ce'l.r J. '.ii4 =, raj. I. IL. u f.r ~ =
v sk- t. cstbige soopl1 b. ept tolefa@l-
J r'i.rc 1i5 saw variety nskes lie i, s
, -sricis
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-14
city Business I]irettoru,
xueiioneerp

Aurtioneerp
L ". sllihzn Son. Ill E.s, Ga .tsso,
Bankers md Brokers'
T. r. Robinson q Co, 400 Market r,rss,
Bent und shoe hfnkers s.. rtalsu
Baboock a bro, 21s Market street.
John ,iorelAnd, itn and Poplar so
Carpenters and Builders.
j. g. Hsddoek, shop Thorne bel trunt. ksstI,
j. X. d. Seeds, shop w. ith. near T,esL
CiRar- and Tobacco.
brisbane DoMainyills. II u Fourth s,r.et
Clocks. Watches. and JswrIrrr
j. g. ma-sey. 4a4 King street
Coach and Carriage Material.
Vim Green Co., y. L. eoruer ~ end sh,u,e, Al.
Druggists.
u. r. Brnshurst, si7 aArksi :,
Florists.
Tatnall Co, Doiswsrs Avenue snd Jonsrsol =,
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas 4 Plonner Bo Markets -
Gems Furnishing floods
john DonFh'ep slr Markci ST.
Iron and steel
Vim. Green O., N. rofnsI ~ sud s,.ipl,,.,
Livery stables
Patrick Hollsni, :. W. o1tuc- froat Aaa t,ra..s
I.ookinz-tiIasses anJ Eramss
I. 1eAonagie ID and kings.a
Merchant TnlIors
Geo. Goucrt II z iths II,
John H. duhlhausen, sib KinRst
Rel Istnie AGENTS
7a,n,a pan1iagt9n. Ailrnond's Bd-s sfh .ua M.rsri
VIM. Reynolds a Co. s3f Marlet st
Wa. heC@uilry 4 Co., 6la Market At
HrrinurHnt and Billiard lssou
Joseph tullIner IN 4nd b6 Market at.
sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Msohine Co, CJ3 Kir. =,
New American Sowing hAehins 7ts hsrkstai
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Gailrpad fines.
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BALTIMORE Il fOFCIAC X. IL.
N.a SoaH AND WASH sIgNns rIRoJaI
ON AND ArTKR AARH 5rB, 1s-s
Trains will Leave Wilmington In connection win
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Leave wilmington a.os, 4. II. Arrive v ashinzrot
ais, A. M city time.
Iesve Wilmington io.os. A NJ. Arrive washington
ga, P. NJ, city tine
Lesye wilmington i&bs P. u. Arrive Washing on
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De-ge Wilmington iz5 P y. Arrive Washington
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i.s P. a. city time.
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NiiIEi ington '2.0T, P. N.
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Los. Isains leave Baltimore yG,. 10 AMI 10 a.
=. w., i9t t.l0. f.lo, s.S r. ". ArTise Wsshing oI
6 -. sti li.zs A. NJ. 2ts, s-cs, s.o5. ana lilo p
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