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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-23
Monday, January 81, lS7G,

at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn. expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder, for CASH. the house and lot dcs-
cribcd in the pleaQings. situated at Uni
vcrsity of the South, in Franklin county,
Tenn, adjoining the lots of Mis-. Elliott
and others. and fronting University ave-
nue., containing about 3 acres. Sale to bg
made to satisfy DEGREES in favor of fomlin-
son q Co., cOmplainamts, and W \ llOus-
ton. Defendant, against Mrs Sarah f. Cot,
ton, defendant.
THIS November 80, 1875.
Il. II. FINCH, c. g. NJ.
dcc2-tdS 81
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against llie Catholics, lle hoped llis
mark aud Sehweinill, the German
am lashador would reward him inr hlr
zeal,
RRHllN, June H. The session NJ the
l'russlan diet was llrnlally closed lo'
day,
DuRlLN, June l0,-rhe American
TITLE team arrived to-day aud We're re'
eelVed with great enthusiasts,
llOME, June l0,-lhe debate on lhl
public safety bill continues,
LONDON, June 6,-AleXander Collie
a Co., commission merchants have
failed also Shand n Co.,, llaht lndip
merchants, of - Road lane,
hERLlN, June III, -lilamarok before
leaving Tor the country, received the
foreign Representatives and gave each
one assurances of the peaceful dlsposl'
ton of Germany,
Whatever result the present trial Ol
Won Arnim may have, II II sure ~ bo
ultimately referred 10 the supreme TIL
bunal by either an appeal Of the de-
fence or the prosecution,
NRw iORK, June III AT the hreak-
lasl given 10 the Charleston Washing
ton Infantry, Yesterday, u letter WA
read from Governorl'ilden, expressing
hlH regret NJ his Inability 10 be- present
10 welcome them 10 the state Ut New
York, This was followed 10y nm nd
drets from General Woodward, of the
governors stan, aud from Colonel
Marshall l4allerts, Of the veteran corps
Of the seventh regiment.
LONDON, June lG,'-lt IL reported that
the liabilities OF Alexander Collie n
Co. are $4,000,
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Fifth Days Races ut the Je-
rome Park Course.
Organization of IL National
Centennial Bankers Assoc
citation.
Trial Of Kinds, the Fraudulent
Mail Contractor.

New YORK, June l8.-This is the
! fifth day of the jerome Park spring
meeting. The first race was for u
purse of $500, for two-year olds, one
half mile, which was won by Mr..
Daniels bennington filly by neck ;
Tigress second; Patience third; and
Lady Clipper fourth. Time O;5O,
The second race was for the ladies'
stakes, for three-year old fillies, 500
each, with $1,000 added, the second
horse to receive $500; one mile and a
half. There were thirty-nine nomina-
lions. The race was won by Olitip In
canter by two lengths; Matte A.,
second; Invoice, third; Misdeal,
fourth Lizzie r., fifth and Scramble
last. Time, 2:423.
The third race was for purse OF
500; heats of one mile and an eighth.
Three started. The first race was won
by Grimstead,I Fadladeeu second and
Rhodomanthus third Time, l:593
Grimsteed also won the second heat
and the race, with Rhodomanthus a
length in the rear of Fadladeen.
The fourth race was handicap
steeple chase, distance aOout two and
quarter miles. There were eight
starters, and the race was won by
Diavalo, the favorite in the pools; sec
ond, Resolute; third, Stanford; fourth,
Meteor fifth, Moonstone; sixth, Day.
light; seventh, Coroner. Time, 4:Oo9.
NEW York, June ia detachment
of the Washington Light Infantry, of
Charleston, to the number of about
one hundred and fifty, under COM
mand of Lieutenant Gilchrist, arrived
in this city this morning, ell route for
Boston, 10 participate in the Bunker
nil centennial celebration Thursday.
They were met and formally received
bv the Old Guards, under command OF
NYoior General Mclean, who were to
care for them during the day and ae-
company them tu-DUsuon. They were
escorted to the armory of the Old
| Guards, where arms were stacked,
after which they proceeded to Del,
monicos. where they were entertained
M n brea fast. Several bands of music
accompanied them to the pier, where
amidst cheers they left on the steamer
Providence for Boston. -
WASHINGTON, June l6.-The Wash-
ington light infantry, of forty-eignt,
muskets, commanded by Colonel
Moore, departed for Bunker Hill.
The bankers of the United states
meet in Philadelphia on the I'D OF
June for the purpose of organizing a
Nautional Centennial Bankers asso-
citation. They propose to have de-
partment il which all the coins
and notes of the country, from the set,
Element to date, and specimens of all
the coins since civilization will be ex-
hibited.
The trial of Kinds, formerly marshal
of Alabama, for false bids and tamper-
ing with mail clerks, commenced To-
day. hoo
VIENNA, June l6.-The court has &C
quilted Woessenger of the charge OF al
tempting to defraud his father. zen,
eral Beck, in the course OF the trlal VI
messenger, declared that he was an
adherent of Bismarck, and an enemy
of the ultramontanes. His sole inten'
ton was to allure the Jesuits to ac-
ouiesce in an offer to assassinate BIS
marck, and thereby give the latter
reason for more energetic proceedings
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WASHINGTON.
No Sew Developments IN ii,e
IIinds Trial.
Canal Company Restrained
from Diminishing Wafer
supply,

WAsmNGToN, June ~, There are
40 new developments in the iindH
trial for c0rruplng United States Olll-
clals, Tho point II raised that the per-
Sums hrlbed were temporary clerks, aud
not United States officials,
Ia view Of water routes throughout
the south, the following h Important !
Judge Wylle IN the equity court, IN
the first IT the Georgetown mill cases
That Of lmy VI, the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal eompany-declded that the
contract Of Ray was entitled ~ receive
~ much water IN had been coming to
his mill before the canal company I'M
dertOOk % make u change, aud he
made perpetual the injunction re-,
slralnlng the canal company from III,
mlnlshlng the supply Of water from
Rays mill, aud from Interference with
the guage,
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
The New York Grand jury
Fail 10 Find IL Hill Against
TillOtsOn.

NEW York, June lG.-Some weeks
ago, w. w. Tillotson, treasurer OF
Booths theatre, was charged before
Judge Davenport with having VIC"
lated the privilege of the civil rights
bill in refusing to sell tickets to w, r.
Davis, colored, and as such entitl d to
n seat in the theatre elsewhere than in
portion of the upper part OF tne
house set apart for colored persons. AL
the time ofTillotson's arrest, his coun,
ell claimed that he had not violated
the law, inasmuch as its pro,
hibition of discrimination of color
did not apply to theatres, which were
managed simply as private business
specuiations, subject to such regulations
as to admission us their proprietors
may deem proper to impose. Tiilotsoh
waived examination, and awaits the
action of the United States granGi
iury. Davis has been before 1t several
times, but failed 10 impress the Jurors
that be had case that they were war
rartsd in entertaining, and therefore
presented no bill against Tillotson. La
view of the interest taken in this case
this action of the grant jury is inn
pUrtant.
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Ilnnh IInI,I,nrY,

INDIANAPOLIS, June lB.--DurIng the
heavy rain storm yesterday, two men
and u woman drove 10 the Central
bank, The woman engaged one OF the
clerks In conversation NJ the carriage,
The men entered the bank aud began
talking with the cashier who was
presently SET NJ work figuring the In.
lerest Oh large amount which they
desired 10 loau. While the cashier was
thus engaged the men slipped away
packages amounting 10 between five
and seven thousand dollars, and got
OF with them. There have been no
nrreAlA vet.
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TELEGRAPH MARK KITS.
Anermoom Menorl.

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"N M, ,,I , 1umo o 1V,.on n'p ,n,
W WIEN oTd Inu io ,pi Io Vrn 'Ii ,SS
ELL pn',, W,"'"' ''s, ~" ,nh'p,s ~
u unI,"u' ~ lhoi Ias eoo" '''o"''"s' "b'
'" W., 80 V 1mvsi lima N S,ooLs d,,,
NEW 'onNi ou"e i -, ~ w" ~
money per ceit, uolu VA iM'
onnnge, long, st osi snort ~ ", uoV'
S,n,lon,s hc'''e "'o Nv oo''er prices
o' " lu'or ,, o., les AL,
,' Iot.1n , nominal m.,, oa'es ~" nn,es,
upiunus, 10Y nr,c"ns, l2su' FUTURES ',
1peisu wenN ,oo 'uly, ~ ,J,loci HuH 'nN,
10 a'S oS 10 i,loci Sep'e,ndnnne,, 10 ,'io'@
20 9,osci oc'ooer, " oI ,o@,, ,,,oc' -,
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LAWRENCE.
A Telegraph Contractor Fails
from IL Tree and Breaks
His Arm.

Special dispatch to The Dallas lierald.l
LAWRENCE, June lG.-Mr. Max. Ell
ser, one of the contractors for building
the line between Kaufman and this
place, fell from n tree upon which he
was fastening u wire, and broke his
right arm. ii.
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BAIrIMoRE, June ia special
meeting of the board OF directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio rnilroad 10
consider the basis of settlement agreed
upon by President Scott and wee fIes re-,
ident King, at the Fifth Avenue hotel
on Friday, June IL, was held To-Day
and adjourned shortly after II O'CLOCK
session lasting an hour. The proceed.
ings were strictly private, and Will NOT
be given to the press 1t is stated oy
officials, until after O'Clock to-day, II
then. This may be to prevent specu-
luton in stocks 10y outside parties, as
number of reporters, representing IA,
pers in Washington, New York anu
other cities, are about the building
waiting the publication of the pro-
ceedings.
LATER.-The directors of the Baitl,
more and Ohio railroad, at u special
meeting to-day, ratified the basis OF
settlement as agreed on by President
Scott and Vice President King, making
a single amendment, which, It is ex'
pected, will meet the approval OF the
board of Pennsylvania directors
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LEAvENwoRrH, June l0.-rhe grass.
hoppers have disappeared from this re-
gion, The air, for the past few days,
has been black with them going north
The farmers are preparing 10 replant.
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Fiji.

LONDON, June 16.-Fiji adviees re-
port a slight abatement OF tile measles
epidemic.
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TheAailg4erald
THURSDAY MORNING jIjiJrSR II,
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Arrival nad Departure NJ Trains ~
Dallas,

houston ANp TEXAS CENTRAL,
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THE WEATHER.

For the gulf states stationary barom'
ter, warm southwest TO southeast
winds and partly cloudy weather,
Rivers will generally remain Station
ary or falling.
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TEXAH AND PACIFIC,
REMOVAL.

TnE DALLAS HERALD office has been
removed 10 the second story Of the
large two-story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square,
formerly occupied by Messrs, uIlmann
A M
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
KAUFMAN.
Commencement OF The Drawing
of the Kaufman Lottery.
Ticket No. 1854 the First
Drawn.
An Immense crowd In Attend
anCe.
.,ncclnl dlsnntcn to tho pnllns IIeraIA.l

Special dispatch TO the Dallas liemld'I
KAUFMAN, TENAs, June 10, 1873.
The drawing of the Texas Mutual
Benefit Association commenced AT
noon to-day. An immense concoursc
of people is present, and everything
is moving along smoothly. Ticket
No. 1854 was the first drawn,
The Lawrence club beat the Wills
point base ball club this morning, by u
score of iorty.one to twenty-seven.
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EDINBuRu, June l6.-Rev. William
Arnold, author and divine, is dead.
lie visited the United States three
times. His last visit was to attend the
Evangelical Alliance in New York.
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CHURCH uni0n,

MONTREAL, June lO,-'rhe union Of
the Presbyterian churches aud the
church of Scotland has be0n c0nsum-
mated. The united church " 10 be
designated the Presbyterian church of
Canada.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

Of h~and-shaking, treats oftener and cir.
culates around much more than be was
wont TO do some months past. The Rad
zeal party has not as yet put forth its
candidate, and League may not be the
man, as many of the leading white Rad.
icals are opposed to him.
Lodgers at the station-house begin to
increase nightly as winter progresses.
Three nights is the limit of lodging, and
II they apply the fourth time they are
locked up and are charged with va
grancy. This rule is absolutely neees-
ssry in order to keep the city from being
oVerrun with "tramps' from Northern
and Western cities. In other cities the
"tramps" are arrested and put to work.
AS a general rule such persons are lazy
Migrants and providers Of a very suspi-
cious character. 1t is not unusual for
them to steal from each pther while
sleeping at the statien-house.
The County Court Raleigh railroad
committee was in session to-day for the
purpose of efecting a compromise with
the ~bondholders Of the road; that is, the
holders of such bonds as have the county
Endorsement upon them for $40, 900, and
which amount, the courts have said, the
county will have to pay. The county
Endorsed these Raleigh railroad bonds
when Esquire Bleckley presided over the
deliberations of the unwieldy Legislative
body known as the County Court, com.
posed of nearly forty magistrates of the
county.
The temper Of our Radical friends up
the country was clearly displayed at the
st. Louis Pacific Railroad Convention
when Mr.. Trimble, Of Kentucky, moved
that Jefferson Davis take a seat upon
the platform by the side of Generals
Sherman, Besuregard and Johnston.
The carry-the-war-on Radical dele
gates discourteously voted mo" on
the motion, which caused Mr. Davis to
arise and state hat as chairman of the
Mississippi delegation his place was Oh
the floor, but for the benefit of those who
voted no" he would say that he would
have declined, even had the vote been
unanimous in favor of the motion. We
will bet that the fellows who voted " no -
rever did any fighting during the late
war between the States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24
Mexican Twist Cigars,
5 for Csc. Only depot
SOL C0LEMAN'S CIGAR HOUSE,
200 Main Street.

PARTIES desiring to subscribe to the
capital stock of the DeSoto Building
and Loan Association are invited 10 call
at the Bank of Commerce or upon either
of the following gentlemen, who are cor.
p%orators, and will constitute the first
Board of Directors, to-wit: James Elder,
W. S. Bruce, John 0verton, jr., Nathan
Adams, John E. Randle, James D.
Emery, ]. I. Hillsman, Henry Wetter, c.
c. Helm.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24
,ARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
RL III M r MISS
wednesday Evening. Nov. "a, 1875.
A Thaatrical Nniaance.

I At the theater, nightly, it is the Gus
tom with many people to leave the house
b efore the curtain falls. At the close of
tn e last act of a play, very often, the key
to he whole drama is discovered and de-
velo ped, but when the audience is listen
ing attentively to every word and is
watch ing every movement ofthe dtamatis
person. r, a stampede takes place from
the fam. uy circle, dress circle, psrquette
and gale ries. While the characters are
grouped mon the stage and speaking
what may be called the e%pilogue, men
rise up sud denly all over the house. pull
on their oy, srcoats and rush frantically
for the door As If the house was on fire.
This causes u, rustliDg and shnfHlng OF
feet, people st and up in front of you, OBJ
structing a vi ew Of the stage, the doors
are slammed and the voices Of the actors
cannot be helrl. By keeping your seat
for about three minutes until the curtain
falls, all this annoyance would be
avoided. Such .-udeness aud %impolite-
ness should be digl 1ensed with if possible
by those who seem so anxious to leave.
But too often thei anxiety TO leave
leaves them on the stairway outside,
where they stop and sta 're at the ladies
as they come down. So great has this
annoyance and nuisance become that it
is not unusual to hear a zen eraI hiss all
over the house when the stampeders
arise and break for the do ors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24
THEY HAVE CONE.

WHAT Why those celebrated la
AATILDE cigars. They are selling
like hot cakes on a cold and frosty
morning, and DOM you forgetit; 5 for
25c, regular price lOc each. Only depot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24
JAKE LEUsRIE g. co.'s,
No. B Main Street

The attention of milliners and mer.
chants is called to the auction sale Of
imported flowers, hats, boots, shoes, ETC.,
tonight at I o'clock, at A. E. Frank.
lands, 1875 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24
KAHN & FREIRERG,
1863, III, 17s Main Street,
Corner of Poplar:
The shortest Route

To a fortune is by investing in the con.
cert Of the grand golden drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery, which will pos
lively take place on the 25th of Decem.
Der, 1875. See advertisement 10 another
column.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

The market this morning opened quiet
but easier, with fair offerings and a good
inquiry. The uniavorable advices from
Liverpool and New York depressed the
market here; hence, transactions we're
not very heavy. Estimated sales for the
day, $500 bales; sales yesterday footed
up 1900 bales. including 900 to export
ers, 700 to %spinners and 200 to specula-
tors. New York spots opened dull aud
at noon were quiet, with futures quiet.
Liverpool spots were quiet and IN.
changed, with arrivals weak. New Or
leans was quiet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

Thanksgiving Day.--GO to
III. SeesseI, ST. d Sons for a
choice turkey, corner Second
and Jefferson, 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

No family should be wi thout the fms
illustrated family bible no W being deliv-
cred by W. s. Rogers. A ddress 24O SAT-
farans street. IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

NoUcAT CANDIES, chocolate. tafy and
cream drops, the best in the city, fresh
every day, at Bartee's, 32s Main street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

Dressed turkeys, Ra III. Sees
sci, sr. a. Sons, 70 r Thanks
giving day, corner 3 ecOnd and
Jefferson. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

Closing out sale of Christ
mas toys, confectionery and
cake ornaments 10 the trade
nj n sacrifice, at dI0 Main ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

AT John Wendel's the best OF sausage
and Lemp's fine St. Louis beer; Weiner-
worst red hot. IS
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, E SHTI YORK. November "A. lO:9O s.m.-COttOl

LIVERPOOL. November q. 2 p.m.-Cotton is
quiet. Uplands. SD Orleans. Z l8-16d. Sales.
speculation.
NEW ORLEANS. November q. Il.9O am
Cotton is quiet. Middling. l2%c; sales. $50
bales receipts. 7246 bales,
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SHOOTING II
FOR TURKEYS,
At No. 40 Jefferson Street,
Te-Night
Te-Night.

Go TO the Popular Saloon for a fine
lunch. The best beer, together with the
finest imported Sausage, tongues and all
other nice eatables, always on band. RS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

FINE assortment of gents shop made
boots aud shoes at Kenneday & r, adds,
1886 Main street. 5st
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Genuine HaVanaS,
6 Key West,
At Lees, cor. Main and Jefferson.
1874

BILLIARDS down to hard pan. 60 cents
per hour, at Converae's, 81 s. Court st.
Sat
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s BBsOU0UrTS;;aOver' plants a. Graf IS.
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PLAY billiards at Couverst's, 81 sOut b
Court street. 66-f
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FOR REMT.
FoR REMT or LEAsE.

K RENT OR LEASE-lOO OR 1000 ACRES
bf good land in northern part of Fayette
|ty; we'll improved. Apply to W. b.
IGLASS, D%anoyyille, Tenn. 9-S6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-11-24

FoR aALE or RENT.

X SALE OR RFNT--SUBURBAN RESI-
.ence on Hollyford road, four miles east
10 city. Apply at
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
JOSEI'II FOUT

Has again opened Coal-yard at West
and Water streets, which he Intends to run
IN connection with his yard at Orange and
Water streets, where persons in want of
Cool can be supplied with the celebrated
ENTERPRISE, which gives more satisfac-
ton than any other Coal In the market.
Persons leaving orders at either yard will
receive prompt attention.
sep2S-3m JOSEPH FOUT.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-15
RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
lows, fer
phiIaderha ana Intermediate Stations,
70', $40, y.,s, a.I2 33 Il. n., 2. 4.l0, 7.2s J.33
.. III.
PhiladeInhis ALT. New York. l.8i a. m,,
R.22, !? ~ DO, p. III.
Baltimore aud Intermediate Stations
1882, S.39, a. N. 5.2o p. III.
Baltimore :tud Washington. l2-2, 2.e3,
s3D, II. M, L. 1ti, l.-3, 30, 7.jor m,
Trains iOr Delaware division. leave for
New CaHt,e. $50, $40, 3.3j, II. M. .L5, $40,
p. m
Harrington and Intermedi ate Stations,
800, 9.30a. m, 10, I. m.
Dclmar and Int mediate stations, sen
$50, u. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
SO, Il. m., 4.45, 6.31, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York l.3l n, III.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, 2U'
II. IN.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at thE
depot.
ang 23-tf H. F. KENNEY, Supt.
UIANGE or HOU UitS-WILMlNGTON
" IL WESTERN -COmmenc-
ing Monday. September lith, 1874, Trains
vii. -un aS follows:
Leave Wilmington 1880 a. m. and 5.35 =. m.
Leave Iandenberg Gas a.n., and l.33 pm.
Arrive Wilmington 755 a H., and 3l5 p. m
Arrive Landen berg II. is p. IN. and $50 pm.
CONNECIIONS.-At Wilmington, witk
p. w. & b. and Delaware K. Il. trains. Al
Landenberg with Penna & Delaware Il. X.
aug 2s-tf DAVID cONNELL, Sup.
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