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ROOFS.
ROOFS.
Correspondence invited Agents wanted.
r Q o F S

Correspondence invited. Agents wanted.
ooFs. ...... :
the expense OF new roof every ten fifteen years.
1t be DONE If You slate paint 1t Will not only
resist the effects of water and wind, but shield you
from fire. '1''a,
Protect your buildings by using slate paint which
neither cracks in winter nor runs In summer Old
single roofs can he painted, looking much better
and lasting longer than new shingles without the
paint for Onefourth the cost of reshingling On de-
cayed shingles it fills up the holes and pores, and
Curlcd warped shingles ii brings to their places.
and keeps them there. This paint requires heat
ing: is applied with brush, and very ornamental.
II is choc0latecolor when FIRST applied, but changes
to n uniform slate-color ana Is to all 1ntcEtS ana
purposes slate.
ON TIN OR IRON ROOFS
tho red color Is the bcS paint IN the world for duri-
bity. 1T has q heavy body. Is easily applied, cX-
Dands by heat, contracts by cold, dries slow. and
never cracks scales. One coat equals four Of any
FIRE-PROoF NEW ROOFS.
Mills, foundrieS, factories, and dwellings special
ty. Materials complete for new steep or fiat ROOF
OF rubber roofing cost but about half the price OF re-
shingling. For private houses, barns and buildings
of all descriptions 1t Is far superior TO any other roof
ing in the world for convenience in LAYING and COM
bincs the ornamental appearance, durability, aud
fre-proof qualities OF tin, ut onethtrd the cost NO
TAR OR GRAVEL USED.
'.How to save re-shingling-stop leaks effectually
NEW YORK SLATE ROOFING COMPANY,
LIMITED. Cedar street, New York 40 Front
street, Philadelphia, or ri.
State Agents, Richmond, Va
Sc 23-SM&W12t&w4
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[|teers "a ssryia Thsre aIs aIleady 1900

teers to sersia There aFs already 700
Russians ia Eeryfa. VS.
The 1Slegfuplss " Jenna eorrespe hdent'
says g The Russian Charge de AGairs r6-
fuses expressly to- consent To- the point
against the influx OF Russians into SerYia.,3
e A Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says:
The pr0elsmati ion on Elan, as King o. Ser
via, is enthusiast aIly received by tha pop
uIation. Its believed the Prince and his
only disayov the act becanae of
strong diplomatic pressure, especially tby
England. The plague has apI leared anons
the, Turks before Aexinatz They are
compelled to change their position every
day and burn their tents and nuts. XII.
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3 AN EccIgsfAsTcAL CoSTR0S The
Sun says m rs Extra :, on the Baltimore
PseSbyter;dn Weekly, Rcv. George Nor
;rtson editor, dated September Oh underline
heading OF an Eccle statistical ut onstrositY, ~
gives ! In six columns the part culnrs Of o.
controversy between Rev. George Nor
rison, moderator of the Baltimore PreSby.
terry; Rev. sJ. Fl, Carte, stated q clerk;
Andrew b. Cross, and other Presbyterian
ministers. MIR. Merrison takes exception to
the st frequency OF the called meetings OF
the Presby tery, and says each meeting
costs the churches about 5000, and claims.
there should be q 5retrenchment in this par
ticulnr OF say 81 800 year. z
The incidents are Detailed Of a meeting Of
the Presbytery held last Monday in the
Westminster church, Baltimore, under q
call OF the stated clerk. Mr.. Morrison, as
moderator, refused to take the chair. and
stated that "he was there to inform the
members that no lawful Presbytery could
be constituted at that time and place. An
other minister was called to the chair, and
the discussion Of the question whether the
meeting was q lawful PresbFtery occupied
much time. ts2t~ i,tsi;s l1li H. So ~ i
Mr.. Morrison claims that there is hostility
to the Weekly on the part OF some. Other
ihaoeCiS ia tuO SohbAoSSASy alC given IL chS
Extra" at length.
Thursday the Department OF Justice re-
ceived from Long Branch the papers in the
case Of Hesing and three others Of the Chi
cago. convicted whiskey thieves, committing
their sentences to three months imprison-
ment and $1,000 fine, marked GO Approved
by the President" The parties have al
ready served three months, and will be re-
leased on payment Of the fine. The Attor-
ney-G forwarded to the,P President for
his approval the papers committing the SEN
fences of four distillers and rectifers at
Milwaukee. Both the district Judge and
the district attorneyat Milwaukee united in
recommending the communication.
By sad accident Mr.. John P. Crosby, n
well-known New York lawyer, lost his life
at Fire Island last Tuesday. Mr.. Crosby
had gone into the surf to battle, and soon
after entering the water was seized with
cramps, falling fiat in the surf not far from
the shore in shallow water. Some ladies
who were standing on the beach were too
much frightened to render any assistance.
and the unfortunate gentleman was rolled
to and fro by the waves until life was eX-
tinct. The underclrrent then carried away
the body, which at last adyices had not been
recovered.
The public schools in Staunton COM
menced with 625 scholars. 49,. = RI =.
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A CONDUCTOR IN PERIL-NARRow ESCAPE.
Is one OF the down-freight trains on Tues
day last of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road was passing over the embankment
near Mason's! tunnel, the conductors en-
:boose left the track and was hurled down a
distance Of some seyenty-fiye feet. Captain
E. nj. Jones was in the caboose at the time,
and the effect was to throw him fiat in the
cars but recovering himself Instantly, he
sprang through the rear door as the caboose
went over - Captain Jones was. badly
bruised and, cut in several places by the
stones upon which he fell, but not seri-
oilsly.4~The eaboose was q total wreck 4 I
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
spA1S's RELIGIOUS TROUBLES.

Is - csPAIS's RELIGIOUS TROUBLES. ID
3 LONDON, September PA dispatch from
barcelona to the Times notices the growing
desire Of the Spanish clergy to obtain the
suppression OF ak Protestant schools. They.
agree that the people, until they are OF age,
have no rightIto besinstructed in any reti:
gion. save the Catholic. ~. a,LL4 So
A. Reuter telegram, from Madrid says:
" King Alfonso presided at the Cabinet:
Council at which addresses to the Protest
ant clergy aud diplomatic represen natives OF
England respecting the recent orders affect
inc Protestant worship were discussed. y
(t4 a Barcelona dispatch to the Times says q
manifesto OF THE advanced Republicans,
stoned IN Paris by Seniors Gorilla and SaiIne-
ron. has been circulated throughout Spaln..
Els most important provisions are the re-
|newal. of the, Constitution OF 1859, with the
the suppression OF the clauses relative to
monarchy, and the equality OF all religions.
,TWEED'S MOVEMENTS; ~ ~
LONDON, September %. "A special to the
Times from Santander says: "Tweed was
sent yesterday to Corruna, where he em-i
barked for Cuba. lt53,ys
The same dispatch announces that one
thousand troops have left Corruna for Cuba.
fsi RUSSIAN DUEL. -
\. LONDON, September %. The TelegrapRs
Berlin dispatch reports duel between q
Rnssiani distinguished diplomat and Prince
DuleonroWski. ,Governor.G General of Mos
cow: Cause, jealousy. It is stated that the
affair resulted In the Prince being killed. 81
THE ST. Do4ISGo REyoLgTIoN.
HayANA, September 22.-Advices from
st. Domingo to the 9th instant say that Presi-
dent Espaillot has succeeded in mastering the
revolutionary general Marcas Cahral, who
threatened the capital. he was totally
routed. The. south part Of the republic is
thus paci6edI The principal towns in the
northern provinces Of Santiago and Puerta
Plata are held by the Government, but the
rsyolutionists keep al the roads inter-
qnell the revolt. d. eanRhile the country
suffers teariulIy Businsss Isl completely!
Frustrated. bsss4s, g,liss a
8 s FROM ;s
PANAuA, Septetabe Il. The insurrecti6
Il, III The State of Cancoa cont;nueas The
sernment forces there, ase. daily increasing
IS On Sunday the 10th instant, while son
cannon were being: to11 the beach near
this city, one 81 the killing four;
persons, danger0H - ded. two 81 or
three others, and hurting eight
others The sPFestd IL the State was
attaoi1g The wounded.
saEThe Government os y State lis aug;
Ementing itamilitia iorcast os 1924 men. No:
fighting Ia appFehended Ia this There
arg ruFnrfs 81 d light at Garsag0, bat they
hsYe not been conf rsaea ( = s. 49,,
s mo xas y ,as Erss 81
& n cSn en- II 4n f,fs Tintestg
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Ely telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September ~ Noon.-stocks weak,
Noney-No loans: iIsG2. Gold, no.. Exchange
Long, 4s3; short, 4S4H. states nominal. Gov
ernments active with better prices - asi -4r,a
Erening,-Money, 2. Sterling, 4S3. Gold firm
ut no.. Governments dull and steady. States quiet
and nominal.
,iErfttE itRs BALTIMORE ; ia = z
BALTIMORE, September 22.-yirginin 6's; defer.
red, OK; consols, 67S; second series. 81. North
Carolina 6's, old, 161. 80 u 80 & y.
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The Maryland and Virginia Boundary
Commission is still in session at Philadel-
phia, and will probably. continue q month
longer hearing argument Of counsel. j.
Engineer Hunt, OF the Canada Southern
train wrecked wednesday at Fort Erie,
died Thursday from his injuries. The Ca
NADIA Southern officials have offered re-
ward Of $1,000 for the arrest and convic-
ton of the train-wreckers. Two persons
have been arrested on suspicion.
When the storms OF winter are approach
ting the Sioux braves prefer peace. They
are quite willing to so to the agencies, en-
Joy winter OF solid comfort at the expense
of the nation and greatly to the profit OF the
contractors; and when the, grass grows
they will be ready to exercise the United
States troops again. - cincinnati Con'ffser--
cial. . ss9 10, .rF5 & .it.sg .s5
q In consequence OF the non-receipt of
wages due them, a body Of three hundred
and fifty Italian .laborers employed on the
Manchester and Keene railroad marched
into the town OF Manchester, N. 81. Thurs
day, aud threatened to burn the town I'M
less their pay was forthcoming "a The eiti-
zens and police are, now under arms to pre-
vent violence. "a - r IS s. ]. 81, 80
The New York and Liverpool steamers
are now doing a large passenger business,
and one that promises to continue until the
winding up OF the Centennial. The Scythia,
which arrived atsNeM YoEk0n "Wednesday,
brought 283 in the CABINS md 1870 in the
steerage. Among the former are Hugh
Nice nloch, Esq, and Rev. j, Ct. Geddes,
dean Ot ,Niagal The steamer agents on
the other side, Sis said, generally advise VI
companies here, that every berth on the
New York boats issor lis likely to be taken
up toaEoyember 1st. . 51:s
The Tendance at the exhibition grows
lafg Aeh day as the season, advances, and
iii GU weeks TO come it is likely to exceed
the most sanguine peetations; Even the
average OF last week some eighty-one thou-'
sand q day, from this time on, you'd bring
The aggregate attendance up TO eight and @
half millions, and this weeks average will
De az leasf tifGeap. peT cent. greater. g arc
coming now 10 atte time yyhens n he shptets
end tla Hpst te sit best loot
foremost and sllpsEs tia world hat tide
Ap,e. ica ....s I n they
dsfpl tt1,s fnsess IS
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
R1cHMoND, September 90, 1875; /.

RIcHMoND, September ", 1875:
The breaks to-day comprised 210 hogsheads, a9
tierces, and is boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were l0a packages, 40 of which were
taken in, and the remainder sold at prices ranging
Prom, rs Or To S35 s-s-. r. ~ - y
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by Telegraph.
HOTELS.

GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA
VI Thoroughly renovated, remodelled, and newly
furnished located In the centre Of business In con-
yenient distance OF the railroads; near the telegraph
and express Offices and under the present manage
ment will be SURPASSED ny NONE IN THE SOUTH.
JOHN w. CAMERON, TX
sc ism ~ Z. @ a sIJs tis pYopfietor.
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E. W. POW ELL, 10 A. NJ, pair Of No. Ln,ules. &
COOK s. LAUGHTON, IL A. NJ, twelve head OF
horses ut Johnson's stable, No. 1900 franklin
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l6sAAlPAIGN GOODS It'll d.
AJ.uen-Ifaye Bsnp sss;: 81 Frs
works nanlf rtssa,s g
Sc 10 IS BOT Broad street,
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DARK HOTEL,
ID ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
o12 MAIN STREET AND oil BANK STREET,

The undersigned beg leave to announce to the
travelling pnbiic that the PARK HOTEL has been
entirely renovated and with frstAclass
rate rates. aS..st. y 80 - =.
It's location is In the best portion OF the city, and
centres: Tobacco and Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Post-oficc Banks, City Hall, State Capitol and all
the principal business houses. The hotel oger!ooks
the beautiful Capitol Grounds.
Travellers will find quiet and comfortable homo,
with frstclass accommodation, nc prices adapted To-
the stringency Of the times. -
Rooms European pan|, 81 per day and upwards.
Bathrooms every floor. ~ -
Attached to the hotel isa CAFE, hrst class lii aH
i's Sc asB lRsodsm John D. SMELLING q 90.
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!. q =
4 LLEGHANY HOUSE, 81 &
NOS. s12 AND sl4 alAnKEr sTasET,
PHILADELPHIA, .
located In the central portion Of the city h1s ssea
enlarged and reated. streetcars pass the hosse
and from the Centennial buildings ~
Terms for board and lodging from Sc to $40 0 per
day. fau 23-2m A.BECk, Proprletor. =.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
" -. . SUPERIOR, LODGINGS.
924 CLINTON STREET, PHtLADELP1lIA. ss5sys
~ FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY. .sl5
Parties or single gentlemen can procure superior
LODGINGS In q delightful, cool residence, two
squares from the Continental Hotel and places OF
amusement. Furniture and bedding are entirely
new-al single beds; gas; also baths at oil hours
free For real comfort and economy this house sur
passes aIl hotels on the European plan, being vary
Quiet and on an uneXceptonal street, In the centre
OF the city. Cars pass every few minutes. Each
guest viii receive ticket TO the Terms:
81 pcr day. THOMAS V.1UTT9N 80
I l..'-'- tof 3Iaryland), Superintendent
References: Robert Il. Campbell, OF Virginia, S67
Market street, William II. Snedley, Maryland, 1851
Market street. go sc Z-Slmf
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-, 90. =. - J. 81 !. EHf1HfSEMGNs m
iNiATJRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ss
s 3 s,,5 f "a IscM Tf6as
POET on lcIMoED, sErrrNeea o.. 7.s79.

49, III Aanfyxn.. e
I Sseamer John SylYestaz iGurd, dsssss
cfMRdise and yassengszs. u II TAtiHf. aeeS1f
Steamer Alliance Carr
.aa6 paseenEyrz, nj r. Porter agent ~
ID S6ezme- TeStoyer. Sktnners BaltineTp, lnsrchaos
disc and passengerS, i. q. Tatuns
Schooner Posoma.. stiles, phiIadelp hia sca s: q.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, maEcssa
disc and passengers, q. w. Aslen& Co, Axant
Steamer alliance, Carr hisaGNlphta, Befcahaa1se
md passengers, WI. Porter, agent
Schooner John "A. Curtis, Quiliens
ties, Curtis q Parker. -. ~
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\, ~. sia ST. LOFTS.
CLo,THING,

FOR A DURABLE AND So BSTAN-
to -T-.Tl'Ig ss72s55z3 M. LICHTENSTEIN, -,
a, Merchant Tailor, Ballard House.
s HE only asks $50 cash, and makes up the finest
eYo'- rse-sS rs sa 23-1f#
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ssf CANNOT BE ExCELLED. * 5e;s. III
+, CuARLEs9oWN, March 10, 1862
A3 SOURCE d II 4 OF GREAT ANXIETY.

AsoURcE OF GREAT ANXIETY IL III ~
My daughter has received great beneat from the
use of iVEGEgINE. Her declining health Was g
source of eat anxiety toall her friends few bot.
ties of the yEaErINE restored her health, strength
md annette u, ..ss Il n II. YIHDENy ~
u -ss q insurance and Real Estate Agents
y No. 40 sears Duiiding Boston, Mass, 4
s.syme Il. 1879 ~
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fVEGEFINE rs SOLD BY ALL DRUG
e2s.s&Y2t e
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TNH00Ta.E IFIF0ES. &C.

R1cHMoSD, August &. 1s76.5ssE
The daily gazette., 1876-06-14

TINAL NOTlCE-TAXES FOR 1875.
T. This is the last appeal We shall make to
deIInquents for City and School Taxes for
1875; bills having been rendered and called for
several times, and notices sent by postal card.
Some few have paid no attention to these re-
quests, while some others have promised and
have not paid. Now, on account of the short
time We have to settle and the City urging US
for the money, we are obliged from necessity
and for our own pl otection, to levy on the
goods and chattels Of each delinquent, and
having commenced to do 80. we win continue
to make levies and sell until the taxes are
pad. Those having no property and who
are not able to pay, will please call at the
collectors office and make satisfactory ar
rangemente; and to those who are able to
pay and will not we say that we do not in
tend to pay for them. and we ask them to
give this their attention. II they do not pay
there is nothing for us 10 do but pay the city
taxes or take them to fail, aud the latter We
will positively do.
ONCE No. 10 East Sixth street. between
Market and King.
Hours from A. NJ. to IL NJ. from to and
Z to sP. M.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District Qncluding al
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver OF Southern District INCLUDING
all south OF Sixth street.
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PEACH BOTTOM RAILWAY -WEsT-
ERN DtvlsIoN.-The bond and stock
holders OF the narrow gauge, in York
county, had mass meeting at Delta,
on Friday: s. G. Boyd, president,
spoke at considerable length, giving u
history of the road and its character,
and of his work to bring it up to its
present point of completion. The
subject of extension to Peach Bottom
was referred to, and urged, on the
ground of economy and policy. 1t is
believed the extension would cause Il
charged eff trade from the canal, and
from across the river, and without
doubt would awaken an interest in
the building of bridge, and further
extension east, and possibly from
York westward. Mr.. j. @. A. Nc
Conkey, and Mr.. Charles McConkey,
made short addresses on the impor-
tance of urging the completion A
subscription was opened, Mr.. Loucks
leading off by subscribing for 2,000
of the bonds, and several $500. The
finance committee made the announce
ment that $43, 900 was needed to CON-
plete the road as desired. O1J07a
Press.
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STRAY WAXES.

Diamond State Loan Association
meets this evening.
Rugby academy closes for the sea-
son tomorrow.
Two DRINKS, usual penalty, cons
prised this mornings police record.
To night the Firemen's Centennial
Association will meet in regular ses
sion.
The Wesleyan Alumni reunion
takes place this evening, in the College
oratory.
A strawberry festival is now in
progress in the Sunday.school room of
st. Mary's Catholic church.
Messrs. +. Barry, W. ID. DOVE and
Nathaniel Culbert were last night Or
dained Elders of the First Presbyterian
church.
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damaged by the Storm

THE p. W. & B. R. R. TRACKS, NEAR HAyRE
DE GRACE SUSTAIN CONSIDERABLE H.
JURY.
HAvRE DE GRACE. Nd. June 13.-
An almost unprecedented fall of rain
occurred in this locality this morning
doing very considerable damage to the
Philadelphia Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad between this point and
Perryman's miles distant by washing
the sand and gravel from between ties
and delaying trains for over two hours.
At a curve just a mile from Havre
de Grace towards Baltimore, about
ninety feet of track was damaged, the
road bed being entirely washed out
even below the sleepers and piled in
heaps several feet deep.
At Lewis Crossing about the same
length of track was damagedin simi-
lar manner. At other points for sew
eral feet similar "washouts" occurred
though none except the two mentioned
eXtended for more than ten or fifteen
feet.
| A gang of track hands begun work
Immediately after the storm, and for
ces were sent here from Wilmington,
Aberdeen and Perryman's. Il. NJ
Fuller, road master from Wilmington
came with gravel train and the work
continued during the entire day, and
Twill require several days for comple>
tion.
The south bank tract was the least
damaged, as being older the bed was
more compact and was first repaired
1.-THE wash caused a delay in all trains
reaching this point before noon, OF
1.-TWO hours or more.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY!

T. 7. KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF
lR0N. For the cure Of weak stomach gener-
tltebility indigestion, disease OF the nervous
i!ihm. constipation. acidity OF the stomach.
I'd all cases requiring tonic
The wine includes the most agreeable and
tacient salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate OF
signetic Oxide, combined with the most en-
igetlc Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
tan Bark,
The effect in many cases of debility, loss o
'FPente and general prostration, OF an ell
eenI salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
Nerve Is most happy. 1t augments the anpe
.R, raises the pulse, takes OF muscular fab
aness, removes the pallor Of debility, and
p,es florid vigor TO the countenance.
Doyou want something to strengthen you? |?
.clou want good appetite? Do you want
9suld up your constitutions Do you. want
Ntel well2 Do you want to get rid Of ner-
Nusness1 Do you want energy? Do you
'nt 10 sleep well? Do you want brisk and
TTIoIOus feelings9 Ifyou do, try Kunkeps
Hle Of Iron.
This truly valuable ten,c has been 60 thor
.lsaly tested by all classes of the communi-
ionic medicine. 1t costs but little. purl6es
ae blood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
si4tes the system and prolongs life.
lnOw only ask O trial OF this valuable Tonic
,ice 81 per bottle. X. II. KUNKEL, Sole
foprietoi, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
l1ggst for Kukeps Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
Ae no other II AXE. Sold only in 81 bottles.
a. others are counterfeit 80 beware OF them.
Tape Worm.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
;-sdicine, passing from the system alive. No
PATIENTS treated. DIR. e, +. KUNKEL, No.
y North Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Advice
'ee' Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
Soyed, Ask your druggist for KUNKEL' g
Worm SYRUP. Price. 81 per bottle. Send
o' circular. mayld&wlm
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON q BAL
TIMORE RAILROAD.
NAV lASG

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il BAL =
il TIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY 90, 1916,
Trans will leave Wilmington as follows :ior
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 6 40
u,e.lt, $50, $50. 9.52, 1O.l5. 10 80 a M; 23o.
.th12c, 9.54,p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. l.;2. a. m. |;
FLA, 1887, SAG p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 1882.
$40 a. m. $50, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, IL 50, 1.55, $50,
a. m. 1886, l.23, $40, ITO, s Al p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 1855. $40. 9.S;, a. m. Lbs, $50
p. IN.
Wyoming and intermediate stations, 1855,
.sb,a. m. 7.40 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 1885, s.S5.
d M, $50. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, $40
a. M, 4.45, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, LS2, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, l.55
g. m.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at tho iepot.
ii. Y KENNEY. Superintendent.