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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-31
DOMESTIC.
THE CALIFORNIA PANIC.
The Examiner on the Failurc-Dark
Hints by the Directors.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.-The
Democratic organ in this city, the En-
aminer, referring editorially to the ef-
forts of several ring jouanals to charge
certain independent newspapers with
the responsibility Of the recent linan-
cial troubles, by their criticisms OF
the course and conduct of Mr.. llalston,
saws: awe do not believe these assaults
ON Mr.. Ralston, and his contem-
plated schemes, caused the suspension
of the bank of California. That con-
Germ was wrongly conducted, and IL
reached the conclusion which Details
all institutions OF like character. But
if the journals named are justly charg-
able with the suspension OF the bank,
thew deserve credit therefor, for the
rottenness and condition could not he
eynosed too soon. While we sympa-
thize with loosers by the failure, it y
better for the public that the crash
should come before hundreds of others
OF our fellow-citizens became involved
in ruin" oo !,
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3O.-Al-
though the directors OF the Bank OF
California, MS q board, have persistentiy
refused to make public their proceed
inps. some facts were obtained yester-
day evening, from individual mein-
hers of the new directory, concerning
the recent calamity which has over
taken Ralston.
The board have declined to make
mblic any discovery they have made
until after the funeral, when startling
disclosures are promised. 1t was adj
mitted by member that they would
mot have asked Ralston to resign, UNI
less grave facts, as regard the manage
ment of the bank, had come TO light.
AIl the board agreed that he must
leave the concern. - n.u,.
II Was practically admitted That tne
hank could not pay depositors III iuli,
perhaps about eighty cents on the DOL
lar. -, d =,
the influence extended by the Call anu
bulletin IN their structures upon Rails
ton. in causing the crnsh, 1t was als'
admitted that the facts prove thes'
structures TO have been well groundet
mud that they could have no bad ellec,
on the bank, had II not been intrinsi
cally weak.
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FOREIGN.
HERZEGOVINA ms URERECT,ON.
Russian Tupklstan Affected Insus-
gents Proclaim Il il0ly War
Against The Inilicls.
The Insurgents Reject The advice OF
the EurOcan Powers and De-
nland Independence.

LONDON, August 30.-.An Arheliu
dispatch says a body of Russian troops
have taken the field against the K0h-
anltan Instruction, which has spread
to the southern districts of lAssiau-
Turkistan.
A town in lihAj Is in the hands
of the insurgents, whose protests and
banners proclaim n holy war against
iniidels.
BERLIN, August 30.-A dispatch to
the daily News says the Herzegovina
insurgents reject the advice of the Eu-
ropean powers to suspend hostllities,
and demand the independence of their
country.
A special dispatch to the Daily
News from Madrid, says the formal
surrender of Leo de Urgel occurred on
Friday, and the citadel handed over
to the Altonsoists on Saturday. Fifty
Carists were killed and one hundred
wounded during the siege. Six hum
bred prisoners were taken, including
thirty officers.
General Javellar has asked permis-
sion to return to Cuba. He considers
his presence here no longer necessary.
PARIS, August 80.---It is semi-oili-
cially announced here that in conse-
uuence of the unanimous wish of
France, there is no reason to hope that
the Catholics of Germany will make n
pilgrimage in French territory.
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The IIcrZcg0venianS Establish National
LImIiS--LOOsc their Capitol -Galn
Accession In TurkIStan.
The English Arctic Expedition Carl.
baldi lil--Tie Pope and the Mayor
OF Dublin.

VIENNA, August 30.-Three battal-
ions Of the Turkish expedition which
landed ut I<elek have reached Mostard
the capitol of Herzegovina. They
net with no opposition on the march.
-Four Thousand Servians entered
Turkish territory and encamped at
Lodi, where they seized the telegraph
lines.
Bands of Servians have appeared on
the Bolcar mountains, and are endeav-
Oring to excite BOlcarian to rise against
the Porte.
LONDON, August 0.--The Berlin cor
respondent of the Times telegraphs
Northern BosniO il involved in the re-
belion against the Porte. The insur-
gents OF Heregovenia have establish
Servia are actively preparing for war.
The official press OF Montenegro does
not conceal its sympathy with the
movement.
The latest from the Government
Polar expedition have been received
from Greenland. The Alert and Dis
covery had arrived ut Disco, after n
pleasant passage from England. Both
sailed from Ritten burk, July y, for
the upper Navitolle. All on board are
well. Preparation has been made for
pushing on rs far north ms possible in
the Alert, and for sledge expeditions
beyond.
DUBLIN, August 30.--The Pope has
conferred the grand cross of the order
of st. Gregory on the Lord Mayor of
Dublin.
ROME, August 3O.--General Garabal.
di is ut his home, where he is confined
by illness, resulting from overwork on
his schemes for the Improvement OF
the Tiber.
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NEW York, August 30. The REM
inglon Diamond Badge was contested
for at Creedmoor, to-day, and wa, won
10y l.. T.. iIiphurn. Major Fulton, of
ut one thousand yards rangc, being the
highest he was declared winner and
The badge was presented to him by
Major Fulton. Among other contcs-
lanta were &. w. Hale, AN. Garfield,
and l.. w. Ballard, of the American
team,
BOSTON, August 30 AT the Mystic
Park this evening, the Stallion, Snug
gler, undertook to beat 30, which Is
hest Stallion time on record. He made
three heats and failed, best time made
being 2:2l.
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DOMESTIC.
Washington Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, August 80. Several
applications for transfers OF gold from
New York to San Francisco have been
declined by the Governments.
There is no probability of the Treas
urer making additional transfers, the
Government having used consider
able amount of gold recently III pur-
chasing silver.
The Treasury Department and ES-
press companies have agreed upon thlr-
ty.seven cents per thousand dollars, FOR
transferring National Bank notes. =,
The Surgeon General has received
the following from Lieutenant Breh-
nan, ut Fort Barrancas, to-day:
Two new cases of yellow fever rom
Fort Pickens on Saturday, and one
yesterday. The troops were moved III
10 camp outside the Fort last night:
The Navy Department has advicos
from Rear Admiral Warden to the eli
feet that the insult to the American
Consul at Tripoli, has been amply atom
ed for and satisfactorily settled.
A dispatch from Montreal ahnouh-
ces the arrival of General sherman, oi
the United States army, and his iaih-
lily at that place this morning.
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Minor rcIpxrnnYS.

The Atlantic mills, of Lawrence,
Massachusetts, resumed work yesler.
day after seven weeks idIeness, with
one thousand co-operatives.
William Venderve, pastor of the
Shiloh Presbyterian church, colored,
OF New York, was ran over Mt Long
l3rhneh by a coal train, cut in two
and horribly mangled.
A factory of guncotton and chemi-
calls exploded in Jersey City, yesterdy.
1t is supposed to have been caused hy
spontaneous combustion. Buildings
shattered but nobody hurt.
Joseph Dunn, Catholic, and Robert
Coulter, Protestant, both of Columhus.
ohio, in heated religious discussion,
came to blows, when Coulter shot
Dunn fatally. Coulter escaped.
Seventeen tramps, locked up Friday
night in Elizabeth, New Jersey, swore
vengeance against the town, and on
their release on Sunday burned three
houses in the neighborhood. Thus far
they have eluded arrest.
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Tie Duel of tie Age.

GALVESTON, August SO. The follow
ing has been received, dated Waco,
Texas, August % A duel between
Charles Carrick and j. M. Turner, Of
this city, was fought at half-past II
o'clock last night, in the dark. The
distance agreed upon was four feet, and
the weapons six shooters. Three shots
were fired. Turner was killed, two
shots taking effect, one in the head
and one in the breast. Carrick escaped.
The proper officers are in pursuit, but
have not arrested him yet. Turner
was buried by the Masons, Odd Eel
lows and Waco Greys. Both parties
are highly respected, and the affair
grew out of trivial quarrel.
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Miscellaneous.

PORTLAND, August 30. - Captain
Greene Walden, Of the marine re, enue
service, IL dead.
MONTREAL, August 80. Fourteen
dry goods firms have been compelled TO
make arrangements with creditors dur
ing the week.
New ROCHELLE, N. ", August 3d.
Six business houses Were totally burned
here this morning, entajling II loss of
about fifty thousand dollars. Insurance
small.
GREENBRIER SPRINGS, WV, August
30.-General A. ]. Pannell, State Sena-
tor of the Wheeling district and Chair
man of the State Democratic Executive
Committee, fell dead nj noon to-day,
OF heart disease, while standing at his
dottage door.
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washington INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August 80. THE AS
sistant Treasurer atNew York has been
directed by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to sell $1,000, 900 IN gold coin dur
ing September.
There was heavy minstorm yestcl-
day, two inches and eighty one hun
drrdths of rain having fallen between
half-past seven in the forenoon and
tlliriS-hve minutes past four In the AZ
ternoon. The rain at no other point
in the coultry dun ing the same time
exceeded one-tourth OF an inch. There
was considerable damage or property
All over the city, particularly on Penn
sylVania avenue.
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General spinner on the Financial
Question.

Question.
UTICA, N. ", August so. Glen. Spin
ner, in an interview, expressed HIM
self freely on the finance question, and
gave his theory as that of an incontro-
vertible bond, bearing interest mt the
rate of 65-lO0 per cent; not Judge
nelly's paper bond, but one bearing
interest in gold, and capable of being
honorably and easily substituted for
our present Government bonds. He
denied being an inilationist in any
sense of the word. On the other hand
he was bullionist, and agreed with no
body who describes and derides our
present currency as a rag-money cur
rency.
He ascribed the apparent unpopular
ity of such bond, to the efforts of the
bankers to becloud and deceive people
in regard to its purposes and effects,
but he predicts time when their
reasons and their false promises would
be thoroughly understood, and the
people. would take the matter into
their own hands and demand legisla-
ton that was i'm their own interest
The effect of such n bond, General
Spinner said, had been studied out by
him III all its ramillcations, and he
was not fully convinced that 1t was n
safe measure for Congress to achieve n
stable, equitable and permanent ilnan-
cial basis for the government.
He did not believe there was much
significance In the attitude OF the two
political parties In Ohio on the iinan-
cial question; neither of them under
stood what they We're quarrelling about,
and each was trying to 'blow more dust
than the other. He believed the flnan-
cial issue live one, for all that; it was
the issue about which the people are
the most concerned, and they demand
light and right action.
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The California Panic.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 30. The
Merchants Exchange did not open to.
Jay IN violation of positive assurance
Oh the part OF the Secretary aud 4rther
o,filcers, There is less confidence In
immediate resumption. The National
VOID ana Trust Company is tillclosed,
It's officers are unable to state when the
oailK VIII resume, but say the outlook
Is favorable.
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CASH PREMIUMS:

Tho following article premiums will he
given, proportiOned rs are the cash prpmi-
ttms! Kid Gloves, suits of Clothing, either
for man or hoy, lntlernS for Dresses, Shawls,
Roots, shoes, slippers, Hats, Caps. Umbrel-
las Harness, Saddles, Furniture by the piece
or In sots, Gases OF Surgical Instruments, ten
volumes of Law Works, Ito be selected by
the getter up of the club,) Dictionaries, set
OF School Books for scholars of all grades
Books Of whatever kind, purchasable nt any
publishing house IN tho United states. Table
Ware of all kinds, Toilet Articles, 40, 40.
These goods Will be purchased In the city OF
Dallas, of all the leading houses dealing in
the same,
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{ changing the water daily when Il
extends to four times its original bulk
or weight in fact, becomes similar To
the callipasl and callipee obtained
from the fish after being killed. 1t IL
then to be cut into pieces Of about an
inch square, added 10 good stock and
cooked for twelve, hours. A glass of
good sherry should he added TO every
quart of soup just prior to serving mp.
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A Snd Accident.

BosroS, August 30.-Yesterday at
Hopkinton, twenty miles from Boston,
a boy named Morris Ryan, age sixteen,
started down stairs with ioaded gun,
inten ding to shoot cat when his sis
ter, aged fifteen, who desired TO save
the cats life caught her brother by the
shoulder to pull him back. AT the
same time two other younger sisters
came to the head of the stairs, when,
In the scuille between 4dorris aud Mary,
the gun went of, killing Mary and one
Of the other sisters aud woundiug the
other in the arm and Morris In the leg.
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MOrttIlry,

BUFFALO, N. V, August 30.-Gon-
ION, President Of the Buffalo, New
York and Erie Bank, Is dead, aged 70.
RALEIGH, n. G., August 30. Major
). H. Sparks, OF this city, died this
morning OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lie was beloved by all parties and his
death was a shock to the community.
Ills funeral takes place tomorrow.
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Charley Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, Augusta William
Westewelt, long suspected as n conspir-
ator In the abduction of Charley Rsss,
has been arrested indicted and ar
raigned for kidnapping, conspiring to
conceal and attempting to extort
money from the parents OF Charley
Ross. The jury has been empanneled
and the trial of Westewelt Is progress
Ing. Nothing of the remotest nature
concerning the whereabouts OF the
child has as yet been reached BY the
attorney. rs
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The gentlemen interview We're dis
posed IA he very rctlceut, Int the
above statement can be received as an
unwilling expression OF facts.
Except in l4os Angeles all the banks
have temporarily suspended. The
Bank Of California failure does not
seem to have affected the interior
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Everybody Will Be Bound to Read II /!
look AT THIS /:
now 10 MAKE MONEY NO EXCUSE
FOR iDl.EN ESS-- WORK FOR MAN,
WOMAN, hoy OR GRILL

We otler loAll disposed Ia work, u light,
easy nud pr"iiiahlc occupation, In which
money can b. made rapidly Any lady re-
y INK upon her own eNeri iOns iof livsll-
hood'-yonng men ready IN take hold of RE-
lnuneaiiVo employ ment--buys and girls
who desire Ia start out In practical life, can
supply themselves with copies OF the SUN
DAY PRESS and Ontnt free of cost, ana pur-
sue n pleasant and profitable business By ~
Letting subscriptions for tile PRESS To-
which we oilcrlho following cash and artir
ole premiums, upon yearly subscriptions:
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ADVERTISING RATES /:

Per square OF ten lines Nonpareil, 81 90 for
first insertion, 70 cts. each subsequent CON
socutiye Insertion. Per month, 81 w. Three
months, $40 w. Six months, SIC 10. Twelve
months S2b co. Advertisements OF greater
length NJ proportionnto rates.
Special rates on NIL advertisements from
halt column and upwards. business notices
under head tf LOCAL SPECIALS Will be In
serted ut VI 70 per square.
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Trustees Sale Of House and Lot in F0rney

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF II
and delivered by W. Il. Robertson, Jr., on the
18th day of September 1873, recorded In book
., pages 3i7-S, OF kaufman County Records,
10 secure the pay nlont OF certain pr0mis-
therein having been 80 req uesied 10 do by the
legal holders aforesaid, will ON Tuesday
the 7th dry OF september, 1876, sell for cash,
ut public auction, nj the Court house door In
the city OF Dallas, the following described
properly, to-wlt:
Lot No. 4, In block No. 80, In the town OF
Forney formerly Brooklyn), In Kaufman
county, Texas, together with I'LL and singular
tho rights, members, appurtenances aud
hcreditaments 10 the same belonging or APP
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed 10
said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
oHAs. FRED. TUCKER, Trustee.
aug l5-d3w
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Dried 7tgtie.-.Thls Is a useful article
for making turtle soup. II requires to
be soaked In cold water for three days
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Monday, the 9th Day of September, 1875.

Tho first term Will close oh Friday, the
2l,t day 81 january, lSia The second torn
wlll commences ON Monday, the 2ith day OF
January. aud CLOSE ON Friday tho 10Th day Of
June, 1876,
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July ll-d3In
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Il. ". HARRINGTON, PrOp'r.
ii5 Market, corner OF Wood street,
DALLAS, TEX AS.

have n long experience In the hotel bust
ness, and set u better table than can be
had IN Dallas for the same price. | keep
irst-clnss cooks, obliging walters, clean beds
and nice airy rooms. hoard, per day, ~ 90;
by the week, IS 90. nugl0d0m
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URSULINE CONVENT
DALLAS, TEXAS. Nt

studies will be resumed IN this Institution
on the first Monday In september.
For further particulars apply TO Mother
Superior. nuglSdlm
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS

Constructed In tho year 1873, improvements
suggested by % perience In other yards, have
been introduced and IL liz believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards,
The stock arriving In unloaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market,
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points nre permanently located at the yards
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades Of stock.
Every effort will be made 70 advance the
confidence OF shippers In the 81. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency Of these yards, become at least
the equal OF any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating tho live
stock trade In this market, II will become
the largest Wholesale marke ! In the west for
cattle M y Ia now tho equal Of any for oil
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding nom Venice OF all con-
signmenta from Illinois.
A frst-class hotel Tor the convenience Of
ita patrons IN attached 20 tho yard.
The East ~. Louis Stock Yard Bank, under
the management OF Newman, Hastings a
Co., has its office In the general Offices OF the
yards. ISAAC IL. KNOX, President.
JosRpH MULIiALI., Superintendent.
J. 0REEn CASH, Assistant superintendent.
JULY w0tdlt
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WANT COLUMN.

Under this head we present cheap form
of advertising for I'LL Kinds of wants, viz I:
Ten cents Tor each Insertion OF four lines.
Address j. N. BARTH0LoW
Proprietor and Managing Editor,
Dallas, Texas.
nug29-dlw3t.
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Rates Of Tuition,

On account of the difficulty attending the
collection ofsmall bills, aud In order tina
the school may DO self sustaining, u strict
compliance with the above terms viii be
required; and no deduction whatever
viii be made for lost time,
MRS. II. ID. CouGHANouR, Principal.
augSdGw.
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TUESDAY MORNING ::;; AUGUST 81.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains az
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
TIE WEATHER.

For the Gulf States, southeast to
southwest winds, slight fall in harom-
eter and temperature, partly cloudy
with increasing cloudiness and areas
of light rain.
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Dallas Springs Seminary
I0i COCHRAN STREET.,
FOR STUDENTS MALE 4 FEMALE
WIN reopen on Monday, eth OF September
next, with four efficient teachers.
TUITION.

!. Daily exercises IN vocallzatlon In class free.
Tuitlon payable promptly Ut tho end OF
each month.
Arrangements nrc made with tho board
whereby our patrons may receive their pro
rata Of the school fund.
augs1dim y. ", NJ. MILLER, Principal.
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DON DISPATCHER
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Roard OF INSTRUCTION.

Board OF INSTRUCTION.
MRS. II. u, CollGnANouR, .rrinclpal -
MISS MARY McowEN, Teacher OF Music.
Rates of Tuition;
Per session of twenty weeks, PAYABLE IN
diltincc,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
LOCAL INTELLI6ENCE.
Railroad Hours.
fAArO LAW WILMINGTON.

fAA1l0 L&AvK WlL3LN8TON.
~ H~' Ygk-l:s, A II, la17, l2.47, e.4a, r. N.
Er PAiIadslp1sa.-l.s $50, slo $50, 1890, A.
n. 1917, 12.<9, g. t. 642 T.q0, $50 P. n. Sundays
1e1, A. M. 400, $50, $50, P. N.
For Baitintors.-12b2, sos, 1000, A. NJ; l.2s
$50 T.l0, p. M. sundays 1852, 2.03, A. N.
For Washington.-12.62, 20s A. M. 1885, las,
$50, III, Z. N. sundays, l2.o9, 203 A. N.
For Dsldtoors R. R.-o00, 1910, A. NJ. =; $40, r.
N. No sunday trains.
For NeD Castls-oOO. 1910, A. NJ. lso $50, r. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
For Wtl1ni,gttn q aad Readiay n. R.-s.ao, $50 A..
H., b.lb, P. N. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Western r. h--lD.s0 A. NJ; b.9o,
p. n. No Sunday trains
rRAnts AR4IvE At WILMINGTON.
From Nev York.-lbs, A. M; 12.o4, LIB, TOO r.
N. Sundays, 1bS A. M
From Phlla.eiphta,- LOS, ses, A.. M; iae9,
sundays, II ~, l,b3, 1920, A. M; llUO, 7. NJ.
Pfon, P~. Deposit.-s.Os, A. NJ. No Sunday train.
From baltimore. - l.2l, 10 26, A. NJ. 1907, 1910,
b.32, $50, p. N. Sundays l2l, A. NJ. $50, T. NJ.
From Washington. - In, A. M. 12N7, 124O b.32,
Rorn Dela,oars 4. R--iO.ia, A. NJ; $50, $50, r.
N. No Sunday trains
Nom Nsto Castle.-s00, lO.lb, A. NJ. $50, 500,
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington + Reading X. R.-S.22, A. M. ;
BIS. 7 80, p. M. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western X. R.-1.oo, A. N.
8,lo p. N. No Sunday trains.
LNAvE PHILADELPHIA PoR WILMINGTON.
lSA0, $50 1O.30, A. M. l2lo, 230, 400 $40, 900,
e.$o. $50. ll.SO. P. n. Sundays l24O $50 A. M 80
1l9UP II.