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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26
MAGIC GROWTH.


An empty flower.pot was now placed
upon the floor by the jnggler, who request
ed that his comrades might be allowed to
bring up some garden mold from the little
plot Of ground below. Permission being
accorded, the man went, and in two min
utes returned with small quantity OF fresh
earth tied UP in corner Of his chudder,
which was deposited in the flower-pot and
lightly pressed down. Taking from his
basket q dry mango-stone, and handing it
round to the company that they might
examine it and satisfy themselves that
it was really what it seemed to
be, the juggler scooped out little earth
from the centre of the flower-pot and placed
the stone in the cavity. He then turned the
earth lightly over it, and having poured
little water over the surface, shut the
flower-pot out of view by means OF asheet
thrown over small triangle. And now,
amid full chorus OF voices and rat
tat-tat accompaniment OF the tabor, the
stone germinated; presently section
OF the cloth was drawn aside, and
gave to view the tender shoot, cha
racterized by two long leaves OF q black
ish-broWn color. The cloth was read
iusted, and the incantAtion resumed. Not
long was IL, however, before the cloth was
q sec0nd time drawn aside, and it was
then seen that the two first leaves had
given place to several green ones, and
that the plant now stood nine or ten
inches high. A third time, and the foliage
was much thicker, the sapling being
ab tut thirteen or fourteen inches in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26
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S|G11r ns1Tv m STIpGTNIa,

I1NlVERSlTY UF'.sNIK4INIA.-..-
+ L j 80 Jaw DEPARTMENT.
= " MYNoR IT. n Prof, Common and Stntute
law: g. O. SOTfTHkLIsL.LD D.. Prof Equity and
Lsw2Merchant, international Law, etc. Session. be-
Instruction f,Y taxt.books aud lectures combineds
Illustrated by moot-eourt exercises For catalogue
apply tpost-ofce University Of xirSlni13 % rrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE !;;
y Mrs. MARIA l.. DARLINGTON, Principal
Rev PIKE POWERS, Eice-Principal.
This institution. having been thoroughly repaired,
will commence It's twcnty-fOurth session on the
of professors. Mime. ToGSo has charge OF the
French classes. For terms, apply to Principal,
east Grace street. Richmond, Va jy 1S-d&Sw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26

d ROUND-TRIP TICKETS to Baltimore. Pbihse,
plha, and New York, good for THIRTY DAYS from
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Rlchmo,a
;pALT at A. H.; arriyeat Richmond DAILY.
Freights delivered In Baltimore ut s a. M. TtIry
Careful handling and the uffncst dispatcir gnar,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26

r. AIDES LAST In. g. Con-. e.
~ GREsE GAITERs. and sLAGEs.: =
no nails-low, broad heels, for
old ladies olh ge1tlsmen's Caters and Low Shoes
Misses, ;HoNs'r iChildrens, apd Iufants Shoes |;
Trunks, Satchsls, Va1ises, &c, DIT
80 aE gIHr :. j. "A. GRIGGS.
aul2 Tenth and slain streets. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26

MISS MURRAY WILL RESUME THE
lHl duties of her school for young ladies ON tie
18TH OF SEPTEMBER ut 400 Twelfth street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-26

For sale by
1T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
lll2 Main street, three doors above the Dispatch
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
Locnl BrevitIea.
Sunset at 7.21.
Summer begins.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.34,

Sunset at 7.21.
Summer begins.
Sunrise tomorrow at 4.S4
Moon sets tonight at 1882.
Tapestry mats have come 10 the 90 cent
store.
More fashionable clothing just arrived at
Canary IS, 406 Market Street.
Stacks of beautiful summer garments cheap,
at Bo'ls, 81 and Market street.
Choice material TOR vests at Gouert Il Co. IS.
Call and see it at 10 East 4th street.
A few beautiful building lots can be bought
at Greenbank, on the w. n w, r. r.
All down town people should get shoes at
Murray's Bros, 1O7 West I'd street.
The city laundry grows in popularity. Lace
curtains speciality at the city laundry.
Those who attend the Nav party of Grace
NJ. Il. 5. S. should wear Dubell straw hat.
Tight shoes is the bane Cf many lives. Deal
at Fennessel IS and be happy. Fennessey is at
221 Market street.
Summer hats in great abundance and very
cheap can be had of our Wilmington hatters
Webb has very fine lot.
Feather beds ought to be renovated o'tener
than they are. Adair attends to such work
admirably, at 4th and King.
The farmers and n cEers will have a good
crop of potatoes 10y using Woods Potato Bug
Mac inc price 70 cents. For SAFE by Wilson,
Wood ~ Co, Front and Orange.
A great manv Wilmington people went up
to see the parade to-day and some of them
wore garments made by Bayne. the tashiUna-
bic tailor. All such te happy and looked
eenteel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
FIFTH EDITION.
The Trans-ContiuentaI Train.

JARRET Il PALHERs SPECIAL LEAVES NEW
YORK FOR sAN FRANCIsco-TIEws OF ITS
PROGRESS.
Associated Press Special Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The special train
to so from New York to San Francisco in
three days and twelve hours, chartered by
JarreJ & Palmer, theatrical managers, left
Jersey City at 10 o'clock this morning.
Among the passengers are several newspa-
per correspondents and Lawrence Barrett,
Frederick Thorne and @. B. Bishop, who
are to appear at McOullouh's Theatre, San
Francisco, on Monday next, in the play Of
Henry V.
The train is to run from Jersey City to
Pittsburg without making STOP II passed
Altoona on time, and il making As miles
an hour. 1t will reach San Francisco on
Sunday, making the whole trip in 81 hours.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
9ust and fpund.

EoUND.-oN TRAIN OF P. w.&B. r. r. on
10 Monday bunch of keys which the owner CT n
have by paying for this advertisements. Apply at
myS1-tf THIS OFFICE.
EOUND-A BUNCH OF STRAW HATS. THE
It owner can nave them by paying expenses. Ap-
ply at my3l 2t' THIS OFFICE.
coz REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
sFTeet' between I'd and 3D. or on the road to New.
port containing some memoranda and four cheques
on which payment has been stopped, OF value only
to the owner The finder will receive the above re-
ward ~ leaving it in Sd street market or 81 West
street. rny21-6ta D. n. GOULD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
PhAiadeIpbla NIarkets.

associated PTsss Special Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Petroleum steady
at 1i16@l4}lc for refined, 153g for cruds.
Flour, better grades in fair demand, other
kinds not wanted Gales 1000 barrels, in.
cluding extra at $425@4 75; Wisconsin
and Minnesota family, SIS 25@6'95; Penna
Indiana, and Ohio, @625@7O0; high
grades S725@6.72. Rye flour, 81 80.
Wheat quiet and weak Penna. red 81 45@
s146; amber ! 46 white 81 45@1. 55
Western red, 81. @115. Rye s7@S716 for
Penna Corn declining, yellow 59@6Oc
mixed 5S@59c white 60c; one hundred
Thousand bushels sail CSC. Oats freely of
fered; white 3S@44c; mixed 35@ BIC,
Whiskey 81 13 for western.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

basket picnic Of the Friends Social Ly-
ceum will take place, as usual, at Mt. Cuba.
The time is fixed for 7th day, the 18th inst
Trains will leave Water and Market streets
probably at 8 and 1920 A. NJ, leaving the
grounds at P. NJ. The fare will be 60
cents, and children half price. We have
not learned whether there will be literary
exercises. but there is always demand for
such entertainment, and the demand will
probably be met
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

DEPARTURE OF TIE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-
st. Johns Commandery, Knights Templar,
went up to Philadelphia. this morning, fifty
five strong. 70 participate i'll the parade
there day. They were under the COM
mand of Past Eminent Commander Alfred
Gswthrop. The City Cornet Band accom-
panied them. They took passage on the
$40 train. marching TO it in a body, with
music, from Masonic Temple. A large
number of persons went up on the same
train, filling in all ten cars. Tonight bal
will be given in the Academy of music and
several Wilmingtonians will SO up specially
to attend it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
Mantfd.

EoR SALE OR RENT. = ONE STALL IN
II Pioneer Club Stable. GREGG BOWIE.
iel.st.
VNTANTED-TWO WELL RECOMMENDED
w colored girls to go a short distance in the
country. Apply on Friday afternoon, between and
O'Clock, at e0l Tatnall st. je12ts
VNTANTED-TO PURCHASE A DWELLING,
w west of Market street above 3rd, about 81 500
GEO. X. TOWNSEND,
my3l-3ts 6l6 Market St.
VNTANTED.-AY YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN
w and collector. Salary S13 per week. cash
deposit of $500 required Security given Permanent
position out of door business. Address
my8O-3t j. b. READ, 1876 So. l2th St, Philada.
XNTANTED.-A BOY FROM THE COUNTRY
w with good education to learn the printing
trade Apply at myl6-tf THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

nor RENT.--A seven-roomed house in good
IT order with garden. About minutes walk from
Smiths Bridge station. on vii. Il heading 4. +
eight miles from vii Del One half the rent can be
workeG uut if desired. Apply on the premises of
Isaac 7. Hopes, at 307 West Front St VII. Del.
1naya4f THOS w. STEWARD.
IL r RENT = OFFICE = SECOND STORY
4 f, Mt room, Webb's Building. 3t2 Market st.
Apply 70 j. A. BOND,
ma3 .ttf I'll Shipley Street
EOR REN T.-CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
It Front and West streets. Apply at
my4tf $. f. COR FR0N / AND WEST
TTNO RENT. THE HOUSE NO. 7O2 TATNALL
Il street Apply on premises. apr2O.tt
JNOR RENT,-HOUSE s28 WASHINGTON ST.
W. r. WESTBROOK,
mar30tf N. f. Cor Sd and Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

DIED IN TIE PANITENTIA RY.-John Bar
wick, convicted of the murder of George
c. Arringdale, and Geo. Hines, convicted
Of being accessory to the murder Of Mrs.
Whitman, sent to the Maryland Penitentia.
ry. are both dead. They were both sent up
from Talbot county,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A brakeman on the
Limited Express north over the P. W. & r.
r. r. got finger ht between the
bumpers at Havre de Grace at II. 40, this
morning, and was slightly hurt. The loco
motive jumped the track from some cause
and brought itself into collision with the
locomotive of the Perryville accommoda-
tion train for Baltimore, iniuring them
has happened on the road to-day, although
tn ere was a story circulating here that
fortyfour persons had been killed ard
wounded by an accident to the noon ex-
press north
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

John Purnell, a colored porter at the de
pot, died, last night. The employees at the
depot are taking up collection to defray
the exposes of his burial.
John Green is flying the national flag
from his carriage factory and is preparing
to repair the building that he may resume
work.
Beginning to-day, two train will be run
each way, daily, over the Nd. ~ Del r. r.
This reviyes the evening train from Clay
ton.
Harvest is only about three weeks off
The wheat has headed out we'll
The locust bloom is full, and big corn
crop is predicted.
L. W. Stidham & Son are eularging their
auction room.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

ARRESTED FOR NoN-PAYMENT OF TAX
Collector Edmund Provost Is endeavoring
to close up his books, and expresses a de-
termination to compel payment from all per-
sons who are able to pay. Yesterday, a
man who had put him Off, and absolutely
refused to pay it is stated, was arrested
and put into the city cells, where his judg
amount Of the tax bill, with the costs add
al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
The New war Secretary.
uE ENrERe uloN HIS DurIfs, TODAY

HE ENTERS uloN HIS DUTIFs, TO-DAY.
associated Press Special Telegram.
WAsHIYGroN, d. c., June 1.-The oath of
office, as Secretary OF War, was administer
ed 10 Mr.. ]. Don Cameron, this morning, by
Judge Macarthur, of the Supreme Court of
this District, and soon after MIR. Cameron
began the performance Of his new duties
at the War Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

THE PRESIDING E4DRRsHIP Question:
me Me[nodist Geheral .ai Conference, wnlcn
change whatever in the office of Presiding
Elder. This will probably be a disap-
pointment to some people, who had ex-
pected that some Difference would be
made to the very strong feeling that
some change was needed A
proposition was submitted to the annual con
ferences permitting them to designate the
number OF districts each will have, but this
must be approved by three-fourths of them,
and afterwards pass the next General Con-
ference by three-fourths vote before it
can become law.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
Sew AdvertisemenIs, To-day.

Lis; OF unclaimed letters
For lie or rem Gregg ~ Bowe
Dubell-breVty
Webb-breViiy
Local brevit' -Bayne
Giles LinimenU
r. r. Robinson Il Co--alteration in care
anary-brevify
Local bTevty-Gouert
Murray Bro--brevity
Local breyity-City Launiry
Fennesy-local breyity
Addir-brevity
Woods potato bugs-orevlty
Tapestry lnats-99c store
Bayne-hrevity
Manted-two girls
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

STRAWBERRY festival AT NEwARK.-The
ladies iof the Newark NJ. E. Church will
hold strawberry festival at Lutton's Hall
on Thursday afternoon and evening June
Stb. Tho proceeds will be devoted to the
needs of the sabbath school.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
FOURTH EDITION.
The Almshouse.

MEETING OF THE TRUsTEEs-INsPEcTIoN OF
THE INSANE DEPARTMENT. PITIABLE LU-
NATIc.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Almshouse Trustees was held, yesterday,
nine of the fourteen members being pres
ent. Very little business was done or to be
transacted and was covered by settle
ment with the Treasurer and the approval
of his new bond which was duly performed.
The customary dinner of State-the aims
house, we mean-was spread in Madam
Barlow's best style, and the members Of the
Board and invited guests severely taxed
their gastronomic powers under its seduc-
tive fragrance. A provident foresight
usually leads to the presence Of at least one
physician, but somehow, yesterday in
creased precautions we're taken in this di-
rection. II is but just to say that all sur
vived the effort at the feast.
During the day an inspection was made
OF the insane department, and especially
new shed which had just been completed
for the special use Of three lunatics. Here
tofore these persons have been confined
within doors altog ether, but it was deemed
best to make provision for them for open
air exercise. So this shed was built,
and sheathed on the inside with
boards go as to make it comfortable. 1t is
divided into three stalls, all OF which are
occupied. Among the number is Caroline
Wallace, 50 years Of age, and as pitiable an
object as human eye ever rested npon.
She was admitted July 3rd, 1870 from White
Clay Creek hundred, although a ma
tive of Kent county, Md, and formerly q
slave belonging to the Kerr family. She
ls as much like an animal in her habits as
may be, Beds she DESTROYS as fast as they
are given her. so pile of straw is thrown
into her stall, which she eats like horse,
and for change of food che emerges at
Il through small door into the yard to
partake of grass. A chain is fastened to
her foot to prevent her wandering away
from her quarters. The others are aleo
chained for q similar reason, one of them
being very violent so much so sometimes
that the hose has to be turned on her 10
subdue her. All these prisoners receive
the kindest treatment possible, and the
seeming hardship of their confinement il
the very best provision that can be made
for them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-A colored boy
named Morris, die d suddenly, this morn
ing, at the residence of his parents, French
street, near 1lth He was between four
and five years of age. The coroner was no
ti6ad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

POLICE News. .-Reddy August was gath
cred into the cells, last night, by Sur
geant Legg. Some time ago he was re-
leased from prison on promise to quit
the State, which he did for a time, preying,
it is stated, upon our neighbors. He is
wanted at Chester, we understand, to an
swer the charge Of robbing store, but will
be detained here on trial on some crime
which the authorities decline to make
public.
Daring May the following arrests were
made for drunkenness So, disorderly con-
duct and abusive language 81, fast driving
2, malicious mischief 1, Jrespass 2, resisting
Cfficers 2, assault and battery 6, vagrancy
/, violation of city ordinances Is, corner
ioHnging G, 6,burglary total 109. OF these
10 were sent 70 Jail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

REPUBLICAN CoUNTY CoMM1TrFE.-A
meeting of the Republican County Execu-
tive Committee will be held in the third
story Of 4O4 Market street, on Saturday, at
l o clock, F. M, for organization.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
Anew War ON stumps.

John fl. Bewley, of Smyrna, is going TO
try new method in stump extracting. He
If going to bore holes in the tops OF them,
fill the holes with kerosene, plug them up
for about four months and then put fire to
the stump. 1t is said that the oil will per-
meate every part of the wood IN that length
of time, and will burn like cinder even to
the very roots.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
MOtitFs.


NOTICE.. O. q. F.-THE MFM- ..,.b,,.
IN bers of Fairfax Lodge. No. s, are : a3zs8ste.
earne tly requested to attend tile =G&-2esSf<
meeting OF tue Lodge on Friday even - yssaySS<-
ing, june I'd, to take inal action in
regard to the Centernial Parade in Philadelphia.
BY order Of the Lodge. MANLONE HAZkL
mg3l q X. $.
NOTICE.-The seventh annual meeting of the
N stocktolders of the Young Mems Loan Associa-
tion will be held on MONDAY evening June 9TH.
1875, at 7 10 lock at No 10l Market street Second
story) ar which time an election will be held for
*liDnttef i. l.. IOUN NG,
my30tt Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE WORKING MEMS LOAN AS
IN SOCIATlON now offers its fourth series of
80 shares for sale first payment due May 70 1876.
This ASSOCIATION has closed its fifth year, and the
annual report just issued shows it to he in healthy
and prosperous condition. GEO q. MARIS,
my26u Secretary.
~ WHMINGroN. DEL. May IL. 1876.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Wllmnston City Passenger Railway Co., will he
held AT the Co.'S. office June 18th, at . och OK. r.
NJ to elect a board OF Directors tor the ensuing
year. JAS. BRADFORD,
FRANK j. HOBSON, President.
Secretary. myl7,25.&jel
4 UTY ASSESsMhNT.-THE CITY ASSESS
" ment for the year 1876, having been completed,
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Council for
public inspection.
The City Council will sit to hear appeals from the
assessment ON Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday, the 18th, 9th, 7th sth and 10th
days of June, at ~ O'Clock p. IN.
In order that all wishing to appeal may be heard
il is REQUESTED that appeals be made in writing
describing the property and location of same, and
handed to a member from the ward in which the
property is located. WAl. H. LEE,
City Hall, May o. 1s76. my.6.tojei6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
Boarding.

DoARDING-TwO GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ID accommodated with board and a pleasant I'd
story front room, newly furnished lt
nlS3Ott 5Os ki,;G STREET
DoARD-WITH ETHER SINGLE OR COM
Id nunicating rooms At sUl West street, Whining
ton, Del. oct4.t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
List of Unclaimed Letters


Remaining in the Wilmington, Del; Post Office, sat
urday, May 20tn, 1876.
LADIES' LIST.
Abbott. Miss Annie Montgomery, Mrs Becca
Bascott, Mrs Alice Manning, Mrs Mary
Brle, Mrs Katie Nleeks, Mrs WIN b
Boniface. Miss NJ Pringle, Miss l
Cannon, Miss Funice Peerson, Mrs. Lizzie
Duane. Mrs Bridget Page, Miss Lucy
Demears. Miss Lottie r Proudfort, Miss Il
Davis, Miss Mary Il Pike, Miss Doe (2)
Elliott Miss Levina Rogers, Miss Pauline
Ford, Mrs NJ VI Truitt Miss Martha
Haines Mrs NJ Tire Mrs Captain Gilbert
j Zones, Mrs Lydia Williams. Anna Maria
johnson, Mrs Lyria Washington, Mrs Cattle
Linderman, Mrs Margaret rine
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Anderson, James Henry Hawk, Harry
Bennett, VIM Holiday, solomon
Chase, Mr. Lewis Hagmeier. Wilhelm
COnuor, VIM jack John
Caldwell, Jas Z johnson, John u
Carter, Barry johnson. Saml II
Custer, Harry Kelly Thomas
Cooper, u Parker, John Henry
Dettling. Andrew Reevs. James j
Dooey, Richard Rayerdy, Chris
Dane, A + krsse, s
Davis Joshua Robinson, William
Duly, Pat Sweeney,
Fox David Springer, K w
Furhish. Chas r Wright Thomas
frankfort, Cnas Nogel, Mr.
WM VI. PYLE, p. VI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
Tutton Confirmed.

THE SENATE ACTS On ELS SoMIsATIoN, TO-
DAY.
associated Press Special TsleorGm
WASHINGTON, June /. The Senate, to-
day, confirmed the nomination Of A. P.
Fulton as Collector Of tic port CT Philadel-
phla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
fnr Saia.

THOR SALF-EMPTY BARRELS WOOD AND
II iron bound cl.eap. In lots to suit nurchaser.
& j. PYLE,
my3ltf 9Th & Monroe SITS.
DOR SAL E.-HOUSE 6Oi KING, AND 621
Il Orange street. Enquire OF
JOHN w HUXLEY.
At Office OF Lobd Ill Chr Wht el Co..
my27-6t' Cor. I'd and Lombard st.
NOR S a L E $40 SHARES OF CLAYTON
J Loan Association Stock. I'd series new plan)
flOg share. VI. L. L1CliTENSTEIN,
gnay3im Secretary
YHOk SALF.-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE
Il sttrs brick House in this city Convenient to the
city car. Pleasant surroundings and in every re-
spect hrst-class property. Apply 70
SAM'I. W. MCCAELLFY,
mar11tf 7Qi Market St,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

eTs-THE BEST IN WILMINGTON. - Centennial
JOHN X BABcocK,
aprt2 4 S. w. Corner Cd and Market
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
CITY ITEMS.

eSS-THE NEW ATLAS HOTEL, Philadelphia Pa,
has the most superior location of all the Centennial
hotels near the grounds my3l6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
FlMANcIAL = coMMERoIAL.
wnMmeToN, DEL, June l,

STOCK QUOTATIONS., AT O'CLOCK TO-DAY
Brokers, 6th and Market Sts.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

77s-WE HAVE a large stock of childrens school
shoes at the lowest prices JOHN X BABcocK,
aprl2tf S. W. Corner I'd and Mnrket.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
asaiIrpad ZINES.
DHIIADELPHEA, WILMINGTON d,
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

MAY Goth, 1876
Trains will leave Wilmington follows for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations g. 40 20,
su, $40, $50, s52, 1Ol5, 1890, a. M, 2.3O 5O5, tn,
Philadelphia and New York. 1872 a. M, 1s.l4, 12,s7.
5.46, D. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, l2o2, s9O,
a. IN, 5.20 s.4l, p. M
Baltimore and Washington. l9.52 1.55 $50, a. m,
2.56, 1.23 530, 71O, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New CASTLE, l255, go, 935, Il. m lbs go, 7.40 .,
m.
Wyoming and intermediate Stations, 1855, e95,
a. M, 7.40, p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 1856, 9.35 q.
M, 63O p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations, s1C, 8.
m 445, 6.3N, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. |. 80 a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, Loo, A. m.
For further information passengers referred 10
the time tables posted at the depot.
marl3-ly II. +. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01
CAMDEN Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

I'M EIH9-N ~ Il 7 IIsN4NI IIO IN.tII1INOfITe
SEASON OF 1876
SHORTEST. ROUTE TO THE SEA.sHoRE.
ATLANTIC CITY,
The popular seaside resort; dry air excellent bath
ing hot water baths: fine hotels and excellent
family boarding houses, at moderate prices; unsur-
passed sailing, fishing and driving.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO ATLANTIC CIT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

e7-C o ACHE Es.-No more extortion in Baby
Coaches Go TO the depot for Delaware, No. . and
East Fourth Street. Cradle Of Liberty Savings
Banks. Look ont for Cheap eoin. Iaay2lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

Remaining in the Wilmington Del, Post Office, Sa
urday, May 2Gth, 1876.
LADIES' LIST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-06-01

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