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HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
GUARANA POWDERS,
MILK OF MAGNESIh,
lamar ISDIESE (Indlcnl,
TROMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT,
for sale by
J.BLAIR, Druggist,
my4 corner broad ana Nlhlh strcets.
sIMMOSs's LIVER REGULATOR

TAKE
sIMMOSs's LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver. Stomach, and Spleen
tits eminepty Family Medicine;
and by being kept READY for ilnmedi-
ate resort will save many III hour or
suffrring and many dollar In time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial It Is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testimo-
nials CT It's virtues from persons OF
the highest character and 1eStnnSi-
bility Eminent physicians commend
E.F IF SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAiS in the SHOULDERS. l'iIZl-
MSS souH STOMACH. bad taste
in the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPITATIOS Of the
HEART, PAIN In the region of
the KIDNEYS. DEsPONDESCY,
GLOON, sn6 Iorehodings of EVIL,
all of 1hicb ATE the offspring OF
disc aSed LIVER.
III YOU feel DULL DROwSY,
DEBiLIT lTED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR J. PPkTITE, anu
TUSGUECOATED. you are snf-
feringirom TORPID LIVER or
EILIoCSEEsS,h and nothing
will cure YOU so speedily aud
permanently.
Ine LIVER. the largest organ
IN the honv. Is generally The
seat OF the disease. and II not
REGULATED In time great SUI
fcIiug, wreichedneSS, aud
DEATH will elsiic.
Armed with this ASTIDOTF. all climates nnc
changes OF water and food may be faced without
fear As 4 remedy In NJ LARlOUS FhFtkS.
BUwEL NOMrtAlHrs. r EsTL SSEsS'
tug tCHEapEsT. PUREsT. AND BEST FAM
LIZ MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
IL have never SCen or tried
sucha simple, rliicaciouS. sat-
istuctorv. aGd pleasant RENE
d. in my nfe."-B. HAISER,
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
..IocrlsioEaily Use. when my
condition requires II. Doct."
Sinmons's Liver regulator
with good etfrcts"-lloS,
ALEX. II. STEP: EMS.
wYollr Regulator has been
I'm Use in my family sor some
time. and am pcraIaucd ILLS
a v4lu. bic addition 10 the
medi al sciencc."-Goy. >.
GILL SHORTER. In.
~ have used tho Regulator
I'm nv family for the ptsI sew
eu,etn years. | can safely re-
co,r!ucid ii l., the world Us
the best inr",icine nave ever
used tor that class OF diseases
II pur9urts 10 cure."-li. r.
President of City Bank
aSirnmons's Liver rcgula-
tor has proved q good and cth-
o c.cinuS medicine."-C. A.
Druggists.
1--WE have been acquainted
with Dr Smmors'a Liver
Medicine tor more han TWEEN
~ wears aud know II IN In The
best Liver Rrgulator offered
10 the publlc."-h. r. LYON
and Ii. l.. LYON, Belleion-
taiDe, Ga. .
SIMMONS'S
LIVER REG ULATOR.
For Dvspep,ia. Constpation, Jaundice, Bilious
ott.cks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Spir
lis sour Stomach, Heartburn. &C., &C..
1T HAS No Equal.
Isa faulirsS family merilcue.
Does no, d.slrrapge the system.
IS sure To cure II taken regularly.
Il no drastic, vtoeal medicine.
DOES mol Interfere Eit business.
Is no intoxicating beverage
Contains The sim pest and best remedies.
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FERTILIZERS.

GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
" GUANO.-ue offer 1o1 sale the small! norton
remaining Of this truly valuable I'll AsO. i!ant-
ers and others are assured that ILLS GU A NJ Is
the last Of the supply formerly drawn
IN large quantities from the Chincha Islands
IT, 24.3m SFDih'S X hhbCh-
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The date al the head OF MIR. tLAu's poem
il yesterdays Dispatch should have been
May 20, l775.
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MI BLACK GRENADlNES.-We now
showa large assortment OF BLACK GRENADINES,
in all qualities from I2Sc. up II $3.50 Per yard.
A large stock of COLOkkD GRENADINES 10
be closed out regardless of cost. Coed styles from
TO 25c per yard. LEVY BRoihEN''
SUN UMBRELLAS and PARAoul5 In great
yallety. ' 40
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A FTON HOUSE.

This PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT, si,u,,s,
on th- Blue Rijgc mountain, n Alton Demo; ON
he chesapeake ana ONO railroad viii be- nurr,t
for HE reception II VI Tor. on the Isl ~ june
Board ~ r month $40: Der week. II 2 per tl,y
~. Children and cJlolcd servants btlf prr- ~
my lJ-lm :. II. i,GOIIuE & 90
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MIR. Il. NJ. POWERS HAS JUST IN
IHl arrived from The Valley Of Virginia ~
with superior lot OF saD'LE- anu HAnNESs-
HORSES. cali ard see them .,
We keep HACKS. BUGGlES, and HORSES 1or
hire tirst.class. We also have skCOSD-HaAD
BUGG Eo for sale. >.,> . <,,>
my 20 1CbNEh q w.
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THE HIGHEST PRICES OF THE SEA-
4 SON FOR DARK TUBACCO.-Yss,erca
WILLIAM X. PUGH, Commission Mcrchaur, sold
al The Tobacco FXchsug. eight hogsheads OF TO-
bacco for WILLIAM JAMES WALTON. uf ! 0usa
al i26 two ut S25 So one at S24.6O one at S23 SO,
one nj IL s.75, one at *18-aV,rase, s24.2S.
my
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SUMNER gts1l 10.
THE ROANOKE RED sU1p,,.

SP SGS
ara In new hands, AMI VIII be OMEN n.
lST OF JUNE These popular and ,r, NJ Visitors Tho
Sprlngs nave undergone thorough remit; brltd
newly furnished. They are disttn, to-, RI and are
salsJn, Roanoke county. Va. ''' h''"s from
Par'ie; destined for the Roaroke RsJ;r
reach salem ov the Atlantic, Mississippi "a ,ar y,
rsa.roa1. where comfortsb'e coach:s viii NH DAi1
Them and convey them 10 the Sprtny, VAN iaee.
TERMS: Thirty dollars per monll, NJ
transiem5. ''t' per DAY f.,
more, w each. '@'"o, tTo Or
Parties arriving In Salem. going to Ro.,,,..n
su,pur Springs, viii Inquire Tor JONI y q I Red
Agent '"h" y. hlsRa.
Parties desiring The analysis vii, ,,r,.
y. WILEY, salem, Va. Apply 70 Dr.,
r..., DIR. F. 2. BERKELEY
tata"ba posi.otIlc". Rcunosr co,,,r.
CAPTAIN ". NJ. SMITH,
my 6-Tu&FSt Dr.. o. WILLY. s,ia, ";
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NEW HEARSE.-TU UNDERTAKES
~ AND THE PUBLIC GENERAL LIZ i have
ISL received ore Of BE kHAh'S Lar ST
also prep red 10 furnish handsome CAnh LAG I 5,
both close aud open. - .
WILLIAM u. SUTHERLAND,
Nos. 724 Main street aud Eighth street;
my 20-Iw kicnmond, va
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MAY BALLS.-CHiLDkE <<I
vi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and ACEDcsas~S
SfDtS: Misses arl-iilttuLra AMI Laced -loes.
ChIICren's FIR .uza-kuttoncd ana Laced SHOES:
Misses Bronza-D Button dand i.a.ei shoes: 9'lsso'
school Shoes AT e. so, warranted: Trunk. >alch-
ell. &c, 1T W. l.; W. = L'h
mY 10 tOlfln Ollu l'uAu .tIIFIA'
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HEALING SPRINGS
". B. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR.
DIR. ~ Il. HOUSTON, RESIDENT pnys,c,,v
BATH COUNTY.

THIS d@serGedly poDultr summer ro.o,,
opened onthe FIRST pay OFJUNE for , thu !, ne
cepuon or visitors by the uuGer iyncd - 80" re-
spent the best part Of his lifetime in hn,r, mas
ana reels satisfied h" VIII be able 10 rcnd" , r,hs'
satisfaction to all who may favor hm win . T'fr
patronage and sustain the reputation these -,, H.,
have glinci win plea ,ure. seeS, r. as VOL p."S
who seek the use of The wafer for lIeaicinal mn,
There VIII be 4 reasonable deduction to n,r,,.s
who wish 10 make This their home for the ,urr,I
say three months.
For pamp' lets and circulars giving a more ~,
mute description Of the springs and the w,y ~ W"
ting 10 them. apply to MesSrs. PURCELL i,nn
CO.. Richmond, or TO me nj The Snrlng<. Gr, yo.
tickets TO Cori"g;on from all points. whrr, ,r.,
viii be 4 close conn,cI III with line >tlpr rn''Je
rect 10 The springs over a peiutful iruua,ap rod
Parties p'ettrriug private conveyaac~s can b,r.
them by teleeraphing 10 The proprietor a. lhs
Sptings. ".1
Mr. b. NJ. QrARLES, or Richmond, wil furnish
all particulars relative 10 the ter, ana barl -"
my Sim w. Is. RlSHp". rropri,ror
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a1y-READ Y-MADE DRESSES fer
laGI,.>-a full u 5ortment just received at
mC1o LEVY BaOTHERS'.
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n1yMORE ARRIVALS OF NEW

T.R.Pni & co.
are receiving daily ceguut lines PARASOLS and
UMBRELLAS. PERCaLES and CAMBHICS.
New-pattera PkINTS-grtat variety; III 81
LINESs, LINEN LAWNS, CASSlMERES-Eng
NAPKINS, DOILlES. Tow
ELS. ,,ue,
Large stock of MICK RUFFLlNGS, LADIES
SILK SCkRFS; LACE BAR BEES. both white ana
black; LINEN COLLAns aud CUFFS.
BY steamer and express every Day they VIII con.
tiuue a:d To- their choice 81 OCk OF reign ano
Domestic goods. my3
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A SHLAND HOTEL, STUDIED il Ashland

A SHLAND HOTEL, STUDIED il Ashland,
~ Hanover coun'y, Va, sixteen miles north II
Richmond on the n hmoai. Frrd"ri x.hIr. AMI
Potomac r,i!Hti. offers Fissr-CLAsS ACCoNvo.
DATIOSs nj LOWEST RATES. Rooms large and
neaily furnislcd; servants polite ana attentive:
table supplied daily from Sichnond marsc,;
grounds ample and very attractive Fymhrs and
transient visitors will iind this ono OF the mot
pleasant SUMNER RES RrS
In Virginia, III the mld', or refined society, re.
accessible py rail- from AL points. BolrI,r, wilt.
furnished Win railroad tickets IN accommodated
return ror Coo round trip, nclng half price.
For terG,s and other particulars aopiy u
A. V. SCOTT & BROTHER.
nv 3.lyn Propricnrs.
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TENTUCkY STABLES.-JUSf IN
n roc.,v,d from Kentucky TWaNTY- III
FIVE HEAD NICE DRIVE and WORK HORSES.
Also, good broke MULES. For sale ut low prices.
1A'-' ODE NHEiMHk BrOTHERS,
i3 aud ) Fifteen Ii street.
my 1O.1w* between Main and traCkiin.
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SUMMERDEAS" AUGUSTA CVuM N
~ rY, VA.,l RYE WH'shr A,',Iy as,lr,.
SPURIOUS IMiTArioSs OF the sno's r"pn.asa n.y-
OF Virgins uoun isu "hi>Sey. ias n't hs copy
Ing been daily registered aud pfoisasms ~ W.sl,-
Inrt.n. ID. c., Is our sole property; AMI osne sn-
ties using the same. or any in,aion uorsnr,ius to
~, lSs S'' JkShISs. IAPrk> i CO..,
Wholesale Liquor Merchant,
No. IL" 'o''' sichlnoud, Va.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared slMMONs'S LlVER
REGULATOR unless In our enTaved wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, and signature unbroksn;
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CLOSING OUT MY ENTIRE STOCK.

$4,000 WORTH OF FINE RETAIL CLOTHING
MUST BE SOLD.
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
offered regardless of cost 10 close my retail de-
pa7tment. Having determined to manufacture
In this CITY for wholesale, shall offer CLOTHING
below the market value. TO ths end Invite the
public generally to supply their demands from the
well.knowu, established clothing-house of
A. OPPEhHIMER,
,nao 1915 Main street.
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared siMAoSs's LIVER
with Trademarks, stamp, ana signature unDroksn;
j. u. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Macon. Ca. and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS or Liver
Complaint are unl aSin. So aud
pain in the side. sometimes
the pa n Is In the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is atiecied with
LOSS or APPETITE and SEX
ness. bOwc In general cos
TIVE. sometimes alternating
win lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bed with pain. and uuli, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with EaiufuI sensation OF hay
III LEFT USUOSE something
which ought 10 have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness. DEBILITY, and low
spirits. .unrun' = MANY "
the above sym piUlnS 3ttS nd The
disease and al other times
very FEW of them: but The
LIVER Is generally the organ
most involved
Nearly all Diseases orig mate from indigestion and
torpidily of the liver. and rrlief Is always anX-
iously sought utter IT the liver Il REQUESTED IN Its
action utalth Is almost Invariably secured want
O. acfion In the liver headache const PATTON
auutce pain In the shoulders cough, chiils, 0fz-
ness sour stomach bad laStc Ill the mouth. nA,lous
attacks paipitafiou OF the heart depressiccof spi-
rl,s or .he brssan! hI%1raa 2tnGr Ifar r9m (
the best remedy that has ever becn discovered II
acts mildly. Ell ~ aud, being siHhSlt SeSet'i-
| ble compounu Gao do no injury In any quantbues
that IL may he taken. i u harmless t1 every Nay
II Ia, b en- used for 10. q years. anu hundreds oil
the good and gresa from ali parts o. the Country
| will vouch for its telling the purest anS best.
| NH l0-tJe2S
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
GrarAMthc or.
nv dts hn the ora 4 m!..

,rfther sits by the OPP q "n, -
" oro,na his fec the .sllbha Tvs pay :,
\. 10 his sesnt gray locks a'e gehtis
tired .. .-....
,,,.,h hraet', crt',c mid OctG'or day.
,,,n is turned toward the distant hilis
:, a,are the trees are yellow and green and
cod, ...,
. ,hcy seem to say to the old mans heart
!. .c., wc grow lovely as we grow Old =!
.rtnc landscape far and near
,,,o,E,thcr looks with tear-dimlned eyes
.,n 1lc meadow. as on the hills,
,a shadow of summers slow death lies
# over it all, with resttul calm,
more fingers drsan,ful, tender haz',
al s,he breeze Is fragrant with stolen
sweets
~ melnoram of .he summer days.
|onltathcr thinks Of tho years gone by,
|rDr sprlng-lime tlr.t of his merry youth,
A t.en the summer Of lnanhoud's joys,
& lion his heart grew warm with love and
truth, .,...
i,,.," he mtrnurs," that time has
pissed, q
md winter comes for the year and me
no knows, as the child of age creeps on,
low lovely | in my death shall be-" .
kandfitaer lies on the Hillside brown
4 les at rest--and the setting sun @
|i,,es the spot where loving hands .L
aid him down when hi; life was done.
E d over the meadows, over the hills,
Prhc breeZes goes sobbing tie live. long day |
\ y tle fair sweet summer whose life went. |
out ..n.... ..u
y jlh the shadow Of winter chill ard gray
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
I ( CNAL AND tLf.TiNENT T

L
Campanini is coming to this country
Ter New Years, to support Titicns in
cru. M .a.. .-.
Andrew O'Connor, a promising sculptor
Worcester Mass, has gone to reside in
Cme. r.,..
Mr. Richard G.. White has been confined
his bed by serious illness, but is now
covering. ..
The Pope has appointed Rev. Louis
pherin Moreau to be Bishop Of St. Hya-
hthe, Quebec. ...,
General Doubleday is preparing for
|blication "Reminiscences Of Forts Sum-
and Meultrie."
Mrs. J. E. B. Start, widow OF the late
eneral, is now manager of the Southern
emale College in Richmond.
Mr. Richard Grant White, having been
i'll health all summer is now lying Sc
ously sick at his residence in New York
y.
"The prisoner at the bar seems to have
Very smooth face" said a spectator to a
lor. EYES," replie the jailor," he
Ps ironed just before he was brought
|onc Of the partners in the great Conan
firm of Mackey, Flood 4 o Brien was
Zee popularity dubbed "slippory jim"
VI Lying Jim Fair" lie has amassed
100000 since then, and is now spoken
Us Sol. James Fair" ...u
The French government is laying anau-
matic tube from the Place dArmes, at
ersailIes, to the Palais de PElysee. 1t
found the telegraph offices leaky, and
(nceforth secrets will only be conveyed
iron pipes and tin boxes. +.
A tramp at South Wyndham, Conn.,, en-
red house the other evening while the
Aily were temporarily absent, passed the
sht in :he guest chamberand after help
x himself to a breakfast from the pantry,
parted before any of the family got up
The morning. A dress which had been
ing on the bed was carefully placed on
chair, and beyond that nothing was
sturAed. .,. , ",ta @l,o
-. .. ... st,efas rio.
lhe Empress Of Austria will not, says
English paper, he present at the first
ovember meeting Of the Quorn hounds, as
Pc had intended to be. This change Of
IAN IS not caused by any bad results Of
Ter Majesty's fall while hunting a few
eeks ago in France. Indeed, the severity
the fall in question has been very
realty exaggerated. A very well-known
olns master was with the Empress when
Pc met with her accident, which lie de-
froes as but very triAing one. Her
yeSty's sister, however, the ex-Queen Of
aples' intends hunting in the grass coun-
les this season, and eight horses have al
Fauy been despatched to Northampton
ire Tor her use. As the ex-Queen is not
F"y a light weight, but one of the most
|'i'ess OF women-Gaeta showed that
|'o had experience last year to hounds,
['e IS safe to be in the first fight, as her
|nall stud is one of the best in the shires.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17

1t frequently relieves instantly and ,leye7
has been known to fail in :tnT case. ( IL
is used inWardly and applied out
walr.ly. 1t is the Greatest Pain I.
EpmeQY ever discovered.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
JOSEPH FOUT

Has again opened a Coal-Yard at West
and Water streets, which he intends to run
IA connection with his yard ut Orange and
Water streets, where persons In want Of
Coal ON be supplied with the celebrated
ENTERPR1SE, which gives more satisfac-
ti0n Than any other Coal in the market, &
ei, rersons leaving orders at either yard will.
sep2S-3m -" JOSEPH FOIJT.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
Faithful Among The Faithless.

k,yc in while the world SO strange,
! 10 tighten our sad regrets,
h may find u heart that is true through
| Change,
y heart that never forgets, -
hi rare as IL ose in december,
kls Il bird in an Arctic cline, ...... ..
la heart that can ever remember
Through sorrow, ard cnaHge, and time,
bee in while we find friend,
Ehut will cling through good and i'll:
those friendship follows us cen to the eucI
tclt up or ado Hn the hill,
Il the heart so true aud the owe so tender,
lnl iendship's faithfal smile,
firthcr we dw' II in sadne $ orFl lendor
Ne hHd but once in while.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17

has been known to fail in anT case. ( IL
is used inWardly and applied out
- kemedy ever discovered.
pATN sEARCHER cures Cramps ed
Pains, in the ,tomaqh and Bowels, lead
ache, Tool hlache, Neuralgia Dlarrhoea, Dys-
EMERY, sudden C@ltis, .RleumatisIn, ram.
t4rs Collie, Bites and s;tings of insects, sore.
ness, ssweIlings, Asiatic Cholera Fros'
Eites, Sore Throat Foul stomach, Sea Sick.
ness; Asthma, Heartburn, !ndisestion
Cholera AIprbus, Sp,,sins, Pain ila the I,act
ter. Wehsvs cnrca hundredr Z eases OF
pains andernmms in the stoinacn and bow
els lin ou1 0tlire) during the past year viii
onlvone dose OF the Pain Searcher
DANIEL r. HIGNUT, residing at ll2 W.
Second street. says the Pain Searcier com,
pleteiy relieved his son, q boy of L years
of Rheumatism in q hours. insomuch he
could put his foot on tho floor, and ever
wnlkaoroSs the rosln, which he had MOI
doMe two weeks previous. a few dose, in.
,Walsly ana Wetting cation aud placing t.
the affected part, effected this wonderful
result r . III ... 4 .+...rr .
entirely relieved of Painters Coic in 5,
minutes. "..a.. ..IH 10 I.s...
HENRY MCCREA was relieved of VIC.
lGllt UCttdClC III ~ illItlUCS. iAltSf
ing terribly for Two weeks, and trying hosts
of remedieG without reliet, Pain Searchel
relieved as 1t ever will do. JAMES STAT
Ford, of Mill Creek Hundred, was relieved
of a violentpain in the stomach in 3 min
utes. WIN. WISER, Landenberg, saNa it is
a splendid Remedy. In Asiatic: Cholera, ii
takes the lead of all other renledi $. Our
re.eStry of reference is large ana ,sn mum.
Der of names increase every day. WcgI,ar-
antee i all we sayi 1T to be, a relr Ady Of un-
told value to the afflicted, and, just as its
name indicates, a perfect .pai searcher. =
Price 50 cents a bottle, with fan directions
for Medical Treatment.
Prepared and sold by ..r ..uf -. ST.
DIR. j. 'S1MlIS 4 SON,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington
Del. PhiIadelphia Depot, ga Arch street,
Philadelphia. Sold by druggists generally
The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
RAILROADS.
I1HILA DELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
/ BALTIMORE RAILROAD. Fr-
OCTOBER 81, lS,

l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD frr
OCTOBER 81, 1870. a.. .Trr.#
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
lows, Tor
Philadelphia and INTERIM ediate stations,
7.0o, S.l0 9ov, 952, 1890 a. M, 2 4lO, 7.N, $50
Philadelpl,ta and New York, L3l a. m,,
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
l2.52, 0.39, n. N. $40 pm, .. u,-
baltimore and Washington. 1852, 20S,
l&,, II. M, 1856, | %, 80 7.lOp. m,
Trains for Delaware Div ision. leave for
New Castle, 800, GO, $50, "a. H.. l.25, Gao
p. III ....... ......, ....r .>
Harrington and Intermediate Stations.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 500,
800, a. m.
-r.r pF "a SUNDAY TRAINS. rEr I
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40 a. M, 4.45, $50, p. m.
fhlladelphla and New York, lSl a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 2.03
q. IN. ..-
Fer further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. ]
aug 23-tf 10 sH.FK KENNEY, Supt. +
(NHANtE OF 9HOUhS-WILMLNGrO
ing Monday. September 1ith, 1871, Trains
vii! .un aS fOlloWs:"
Leave Wilmington 1880 am! !, and 5.35 pm.
Leave Landenb berg Gas am. and l.3O pm,
Arrive Wilmington 7.65 q. M, a nd rs pHn'
Arrive LandeAberg u. l5 pm. .,and $50 pm.
CONNECTlO NS.-At Wilmington, with
f. W. u b. and Delaware Il. h. tl1ins. AT
ihndenberS with Penna. g. Delaware h. X.
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PERIODICALS.

DLl.ASE NOTICE
THAT YOU WILL FIND
Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Fancy Papers, Envelopes, Initial Papers,
Slate Pencils, Lead Penclls, Steel Pens,
School States, Mucllage, Ink, Penholders.
DOminos, Checkers and Boards,
Back Cannon Boards,
Dice and Dice Cups, Lotto Games,
Base Balls. Croquet, Pocket knives,
Wallets, Stationers hardware.
Drawing Materials,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF STATION.
ERY,
AT +. 8. r. BUTLER'S
No. 42O Market Street,
Aug.Ntft
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-20
IMPORTANT LAW SUIT.

The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail-
road Company brought suit in the Superior
District Court against the city of New Or
leans, for the appropriation of large portion
of the city front, between Canal and Calliope
streets.
The city has filed answer, alleging that the
proposed appropriation will close and cut off
from the river the following streets: Gravier,
Natchez, Girod, Notre-Dame, st. Joseph,
Delord and North and South Market streets.
The right of the railroad company to close
these streets is denied; but if the expropria-
ton is to be made, the city claims indemnity
for the damage caused thereby, and alleges
that parties owning property on those streets
and in that vicinity, who would be injured,
should be made parties to the proceeding so
that they may be Unidentified.
This suit must affect large number of
persons, who may lose their rights if not
claimed in the proceedings for appropriation
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unable to appreciate the spirit Of the time,
deaf to the promptings Of their own
better natures, and unable to sink
their petty and despicable feelings Of
resentment and hatred, have made themselves
target for all right-thinking and good men
to point at with scorn and humiliation-scoYn
for their lack of charity and true patriotism,
and humiliation because their act has reflected
more or less upon the people Of the whole
country. We sincerely regret that Mr. Davis
should have accepted the invitation, though
we are aware he did so with apure and high
motive. He has yet to learn, if indeed this
act of gross discourtesy has not taught him,
the infinite littleness of human nature, and if he
desires to escape indignities in future, indigni-
ties which affect and are deeply felt by the
thousands who admire and love him, he will
emulate the example of the immortal Lee,
whose grand and eloquent silence, and whose
juliet retirement met the cordial appreciation
If his countrymen and commanded the re-
pect of the worst enemies of himself and the
south.