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APPEARED on lie sCENE.

of action. He went TO the place where
his wite'S psrsmour was employed, AMI
con ronted him with the seduction OF his
wife. The fellow denied any knowledge
of tie whole thing. and when asked
where the woman was, said he knew
nothing of her. The rsramour was IN
sisted upon by the manager Of the agen-
CIV who was cogniZsnt OF the affair, to
gSe the husband the desired intorms-
ton. The two men left the place to.
gether and walked out in the city. The
psramour watched MS chances and
got away from the husband who
walked some distance along the
street. when ne came tsce to face with
the woman, who appeared very much
agitated at the sight of him. Before 60
ing up TO his wife and before she had
seen him, he saw her exchange certain
amorous signs with number of mSn on
the street. among whom was her para
mour The husband endeavored to IN
duCe his wife to return with him, but
she refused to live with him any
more. Previous TO his last visit to
Columbus he had sent his wife consid-
erSble sum of money, which she had
spent in dissipation with fast men. After
this last public exhibition of her shame,
the nus band gave up all hopes of ever
retaining her. On the evening of the
same day on which she was last seen by
her hus band she returned to the friend
house and remained over night. Tie
next morning she got up and kissed be
little child in very careless sort Of
way ard left the house 10 seek shelter,
perhaps, in some den OF vice and iniquity.
To day one week ago, the almost broken
hearted husband returned to this city
with his youngest child and household
goods. Yesterday or the day before he
made application 1t the Childrens' Home
10 have tt. ?. cared for until be
could &C er, place at which to
work. These are substantially the facts
given to our reporter by the husband
himself
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

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EoU chTIoNkI
STATE BOARD Of EXlN.t

A meeting Of the S,a,, b..
amiusrs tor The purpose ..
candidates foI
PROFESSIONAL CERfITI..
will be held al Ma.ua,s.-,
county, the 18th, .y;A ana ......
during the session of l.u~.,..
Association, appotu,sia.t.s.
". n FEND-s.
Jy2l Pr.>r....
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SEWING MACHINE

mschinist who was employed in Ill Office
in Columbus This man was her &C
knowledged paramour, and while she
remained at her nus stands irIetd's house
be would visit Der frequently during the
week, and on Saturday night both would
leave the house and remain away until
Sunday morning. The husband
grew anxious for his wife and
used every way to get her
to return TO this city and live with him
for tho sake of their children, three OF
whom he had with him, the your gest
being at Columbus. The husband tele-
graphed to his wife that one of the chi.
dren he had with MIN was at the point
of death. Tbi appeal for her return
syaied nothing. The gentleman At
whose house she was stopping, finally
succeeded in persuadlng her to re-
turn here and live with her family.
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RAILROAD BoNDs--StroLg.
STATE BONps-QuleL

RAILROAD BOSDs-StTOLg.
STATE BONDS-QuleL
SToCKs-The market was generally
firm and higher during the morning tor
The railroad list, Out after the second cal.
partial reaction occurred; coal stock
and Western Union We're unsettled IN
the early dealings and fell ! 70 ! per
cent. bu: afterwards recovered when the
general market went up, and
still later partially reacted. In
the afternoon market !. became
generally firm AID during the la. hour
of business the highest prices OF the
dav were made in some cases, especially
IN the trunk lines and western shares. in 70
GLIDING granger stocks. New York
Central rose to 9ls, Erie TO "a, Lake
Shore 70 SO. Northwestern 10 ~, pre-
ferred 53, 81. Paul perierred TO So.
Wabash 20 %. Michigan Central 10 As!
Atlantic ana Bacihc telegraph % 70
Delaware, Lsckawanns ana Western to
Az, Delaware and Hudson 70 Az. Morris
and Essex to 20 and Panama
to los. Western Union vas unsettled.
and uuclustcd frequently between b AMI
~, closing A. 72s 1t was announced
tins afternoon that the Western Union
and Atlantic and Pacific telegraph com
panies had each appointed committees 10
confer on the existing situation, and see
if anything could b. done TO harmonic
matters The committees VIII NEE,
early next week. There was very little
disposition 10 speculate on the strength
of the appointment u, the committees.
The -yrdicste up to the present time has
made settlements with the treasury for
about $50 100000 o.: the rev 4 per cent
.oan. which leaves only $l5UyOOlO g. De
settled for in this colr try. and $4,000
600 IN London. The transactions 90 TIE
Stock Exchange were 10000 shares, "
which 900 were New YORK Central.
, 700 Erle, 25,7OO LakeShore 5000
Northwestern, 5,4OO Rock I,.aud, 1000
=. Pau. $500 Delaware AID HUDSON
Canal. ll.2OJ Delaware, L-ckswarna
and Western, 400 Michigan Certrsl,
% 200 Western Union, and 1000 Va
t,sr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YoEX, August o. MoNEY-
Closed easy l., 2@3 per cont.
Prime mercantile paper 81. Ilrg6 peg
cent Sterling iarac.ua bus!ar.s Iol4;
for 80 days and sight 49,. The assistant
treasurer disbursed SlG4 eco Customs
receipts S5j7, eco
GoLD-Opeued at 1886, and closed ut
1861. with all the sales at those figures
alternately Borrowing rates We're ! -! TO
, per cent and fiat
SILVER At London unchanged; here
silver bars are 1873, green5ack-; ll73
gold; silver coin Ia per cent. discount
t1ovERNTEHTs-Ac tor 1865;
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BOOTS ANDSHOES
NJ. 1902 Main street,
HARD TIMES.

A CURE FOR HARD TIMES.
send one Dollar and get the coin or Money
Holder and its contents: this Is the hand
sOmes' little article eve made and tO
illustrate its use and bring our other goods
before you, we are enclosing In each
thousand II 600 Ofthese Holders $50 worth
OF orders for our goods and coins ranging
from ! c 10 ~ dollars. Each Holder con-
tains either coin or order fJT goods and
II by sending the dollar you get "A ~ dol
lar Knitting Machine, or a 10 dollar coin
and the Agency 90 sell our goods you Will
soon forget the Hard Times. DASA ETCK-
FORD, bsg Broadway. y. Y ap25D
m com c OH chrome, 7Kll, mounted
n worth &c, PIX .oye cards, PIX comic
lin envelopes, ! PIX comic cards, PIX
scroll, / 2Ip book Fun, Fall sent Tor
only Eve &c stamps. Novelty Co., Middle
orc, Mass.
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GENTS fine Shoes O. the latest sly Ies
nst received at l.. Y. Blends.
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GLENN'S
Sulphur Soap,

Thoroughly Cures Diseases Of the skin,
Beauties the Complexion, prevents and
remedle, rheumatism and GOut, heals
Sores and AbrasiOns OF the Cuticle and
cOunteraCts COntagIon.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICEs-2j Gents per Cake Box q Cakes
20 Cents.
y. b sent BY Mail, Prepaid, on receipt
OF Price.
c. y. CRITIENDEN, Prop'r, sixth
Avenue, Ny. jelI-D
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CONDEsStD TIME TABLE.
rEPARrURE OF TRAINS.

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
AN A. M. p. NJ p. NJ.
Halto. Y Ohio r. K 4:4r 10 :SS5F 6:H
p. NJ.
Central .. Div. 1904 ii0t s'4o
w. =. & r. Div. so. ~
A. M.
Cleveland & Pitts. 6:l2 lO:SO so. . Va
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
"A. MP. p. Mp. ".
BALTIC. & Ohio X. r.. S:S5 90 lO:io
Central .. Div. SAC II :So1 ~
W. z. x. Il. DIV. 1850 4:o5
g. VI. A. n.
cleveland Il Pitts. 1875 5: IS S:29 s02l
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. NJ.
tSteubenvllle AccOmmOdatiOn.-ihi
train during the day passes backward and
onward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Ktnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
day, May 5, 1877:
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Object and Char ,CIcr

Object and Char ,CI'T l.r
modelled, in ~ course a." H.
instruction, a. TAR -
University Of Va, and b. 70 ..a..a
pare young mgE for tuH' .lr.
AT the same time fh- cDAI-" '.
Is 80 thorough and ~ CJHI
Ing AZ u dD.1 all ~" brIlri.s ..
edge belonging 10 a hura'i
that thos" VINO pref. ~ aY f"
p-riectly qualify th'mh'.''- .". =
ate entrance upon IL" rep ar.
life.
Course OF study is a- corn 30
thorough a. that Of any iuEl.n'I".
state, following the mos hlI.N'' =.
DDS, and en- bracing a iIii c"t.'' o..
blowing Departments r' -.H.f
English Branches. Ihr ~.
Greek IaL RuaRez .. tn" M'.''. 1.
guages. I. Pure MatErma'c-. ~. -
Mathematics, ClsiIa Mining ~
ing. y. The Natural Science. +. I'.-
ship and Bookkeeping
Extracts from Te-iImonlA'
CsIyKRs ~ Va, J-IF ........
STR-lt gives me pleasure P. .,....
theSOrWOOd High -cuOD. ma 49,.
mGu 10 this lustitgtiDn vel ii'IN..
the advanced classes ~ lH'
schools. u ranks among ihr ''-. 80
Schools for nigh AL 'aDfyft ~.
It's discipline Is eKDeli'ni, anI ...
fulncss OF the location ur-Ei l
am, with great fs-.p,'.. ~
JAME- r. HAEKI-DN b
ChHuul1H u ~ r'>-'
Among the numerous In-E'a...' A.
learning IN the south, few, y ~! ~
achieved the rapid and lhlI'',. -.
sue ~ which has been aiia.LT' o.
Norwood High School u nov No.
Oud u none IN the STATE, bD.a '-
ton and the extent 81 pa'ftAa.. .. -
The discipline, 81 ~ - .A- 80 -
are conducted a. nearly a. re. y.-y-t
the plan Of the Uuiy'r-r.F NJ
and having proved an sAi.l" .-,~a
be continued without chang
SJJJnlie7tce II the GdiiLSgtDn N'7f' 80
Refers 10 present patrons .,,,.
from West Virginia, 10 judge -.
Judge VI. Edml-tDn, JUDI"
non, Dr. 7. u. Camden ana
Ransom. II ggsS
and other patrons OF the schpp'-
ciaIly 70 the old studeDts them
apLS-eg
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The cheapest shoes ID tho city At l.. '
Bonds.
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THE FATAL LETTERS.

Shortly after her arrival in this city,
the husband, by mere accident, obtained
possession of number OF letters which
revealed the wicked determination of his
,eIl-wil.et wife. This revelation capped
The climax. The husband vas almost
stricken down with grief and astonish.
ment, as he had had no idea that his
head strong wife had given way to
criminal excuses, but all the time pravi-
Gus 10 this, believed her to be woman
OF virtue untarnished. Instead Of bring.
ing her youngest child home with her,
she lett it in Columbus, and said it WAS
too sick to be removed, whereas it was
well and hearty. The woman then lett
here and returned to Columbus, in order
tn have her business settled
up so that she might return to
her husband, who was at that
time willing TO forgive all and take her
back as his wife Of years ago. She mad
not been in Columbus but short time
before she was seen on the street with her
paramour. Friends of the husband
wrote 10 him and informed HIM OF the
way in which his wife was carrying on.
The husband Immediately left tor Column
bus and
The daily gazette., 1877-05-04
War Slowly Closing In
y -
R'DllSs Of the Turks at lbrall.
A Monitor Bombards the -Town, But
is Driren off by the Russian
Batteries-An Attack on
OddeSSd.
Observation-Disclosures IN ASIA
..- -... MINOR.

LONDON, May 3.--A desp to
Daily News from Galatz says: About
fifty shots were exchanged bet wee n
, the Russian batteries ut Ibrail a
Turkish turret ship and gunboat. The
Russian batteries and town were in
jured. The apparent object of the
Turks was to ascertain the strength
and position of the batteries. 1t is GER
tain that the Russians will bridge the
Danube little below its juncture
with the Prutb, and also at Turna,
nearly opposite Nikapolis. There will
doubtless be intermediate bridges.
The Russian engineers have bought a
steamtug from an English firm here
for use in the construction OF the first
bridge and 8 tug aud some barges at
Turna for the second. No fresh
troops have recently eros, ,,al the
Pruth toward Galatz, but large mass
is concentrated on the further side.
LONDON, May 4.-The Times Wen
ma correspondent reports that Austria
hasnot protested against the stoppage
of navigation on the Danube, and
will not do 80, as she would thereby
prejudice her own cause In the event
of her ever having to use the Danube
for military operations.
Atorpedo depot has been established
at the mouth OF the Pruth. Six hun
dred engineers and sailors constitute
the torpedo detachment there. A Con
stantinople dispatch reports that Aus
tria has recalled all Austrian officers
in the Turkish setvice.
The Daily Telegraph's Pera correspon-
dent declares that the evacuation of the
Dobrndscha has been resolved upon.
The Turks are slowly falling hack upon
the line of defense adopted by the coun-
Gil OF war. Several Russian merchant
men have already been captured by the
Turkish heet. Chevket has been sent
to Bagdad.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of Leyari Fa-
clas. TO me directed, will be exposed In
Public Sale, at the - 0'>' "'>> "
HOTEL OF WILLIAM B. HOLLIS.
Al Townsend, in Appnquinimink Hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware. on
TUESDAY, the Sth DAY of MAY.
1871, at one o'clock, p. M,
the following described Real Estate viz
All that certain farm, plantation or tract
OF land situate. lying and being in App0-
quinimink, now Blackblrd hundred afore-
said; bounded by the public road leading
from Taylor's bridge to Flemining's land
ing, by the Smyrna creek, by the northwest
branch of said creek, by lands of James {;
Lattomus and by land now held by Cathar-
Inc Maley as tenant in dover. Containing
one Aundred and sixty acres, be the same
more or less, with frame two story dwell
inghouse kitchen, barn, stabling gTanery,
etc. , thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF Jacob Deakyne and Caatharine
sold by ''''" W oe
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sher1ti7s Office New Castle,}
April lsth' 1877. apr21-3tawts.
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IT MUST be gall and wormwood to the
Republican fire-eaters to find the Demo-
Gratis endorsing the Southern policy of
the President. But "let the CALLED iades
VINCE As long as Mr.. Hayes practical
ly adopts Democratic principles, so long
ne can count upon Democratic support
and extreme Republican opposition. The
people OF the South are in raptures over
the smooth workings of the new Demo
cratic State administrations confidence
has supplanted apprehension the negroes
are better treated there peace and good
order have supplemented anarchy and
confusion; good laws will supersede the
very bad ones that have prevailed there
and justice will he meted out to all. WHY
should not such results meet approval !.
All that Mr.. Hayes now has to do is tc
stick to Democratic policy. That done
he will not lack support.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 Shipley street,
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the city of Will
mington,in New Castle county, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th Day of MAY,
A. D., 1877, at Q o'clock, p. IN.
the fellowinG described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
q Two story brick house thereon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, TO wit: Beginning
AT point on the northerly side of Apple
street at the distance of two hundred and
thirteen feet easterly from the easterly side
OF Head street, thence northerly and paral
lei 10 Heald street seventy two feet to the
southerly side of three feet wide alley.
thence along said side of said alley westerly
Twelve feet to the easterly side of another3
feet wide alley leading from the first men
uoned into Apple street, thence along said
slde OF SAID alley leading into Apple street.
southerly seventy-two feet to the aforesaid
northerly side of Apple street. and thence
herewith easterly twelve feet to the place
OF beginning. be the contents what thev
may, with the free use of alleys, etc.
SelZed and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of James +. Brennan and Sarah I.
MS vile and t. / ard TO he sold by
On, ISAAC CRUDE, Sheriff.
Sherif's office, New Castle,l
April 2l' 1877. apr23-3tawts.
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The Republican will puff Mr.. Fraim
into the School Board Tomorrow if it
can. Mr.. S. F. Belts seems to have
very little show with that paper, which
is the organ of all the holding-over party
But the people of the North end of the
ward think Mr.. Belts a very suitable man
who will represent their economical
views, and they will no doubt vote fol
him; or. for some Democrat in preference
to either.
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NOTICES..

NOTICE.-109TH DIVIDEND-Tbe Di-
IN rectors of this Institution have this
day delared dividend of three per cent for
the last six months payable to the stock
holders or their legal representative on or
after the nth inst. By order
W. NJ. BELL,
Bank of Smyrna, May 3, 1917. Cashier.
may4- 4-4tlaw&w.
OTICE.-Is hereby given to all persons
IN whose business or occupation requires
a State license for the present year (lS77l
that the same is due and payable on the
first day of June. at the offices of the clerk
of the Peace for New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER
Clerk at New Castle
NJ. A. j. SPRINGER.
Deputy, No. 3O9 w. Second ST., vii
may2-lm ~ "
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ICE-sCHooL ELECTION
Secretary's Office, Board of }
Public Education
WILMINGroN, Del. Anrii iiI:tslIIl:l % IL

WILhINGToN, Del. April 23, 1871
=, An electlon for members of the Board OF
ton, Will be held on Saturday, May 5th. in
the following Warus of the city 80
Polls open at one O'Clock and close at 7
o'clock. p. m. w
The mem bers to be elected and the nlaces
for holding the election, are as follows:
Third Ward, one member for two wears
Polls at p. j. Babcock's, Fifth and Orange
streets. A'"se
Sixth Ward, one member for two wears.
folls at store of John r. Gallaher, S r.,
cor. Walnut and Seventh streets.
SeVenh ward, one mem Der for year
Polls No. school building. corner 1irb
and Washington streets
Eighth Ward, one member for two wears
ana one member for one year. Polls al
Spruce streets. 'iu
Ninth ward, one member for one wear
Polls at Old Academy Building.
aD25-dta "'t'S y
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1sI7. at 2 o'clock %. m

the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land with
two two story frame houses thereon erect
ed, situate in the city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows TO wit:
beginning at stake on the northerly side
Q, LobLell street between Claymont and
Head street. at the distance OF one hundred
and forty mine feet from the corner formed
by the intersection of the said side of Lob
dell street, and the westerly side of Clay
mont street, thence northerly and parallel
with Claymont street seventy-five feet to "a
stake, thence westerly and parallel with
Lobdell street twenty six feet to a stake,
thence southerly and parallel with Clay
mont street seventy-five feet TO the afore
said side of Lobdell street, and thence
thereby easterly twenty-six feet to the place
OF beginning, 1e the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF James r. Brennan and Sarah +.
his wife, and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s office, New Castle
April q, 1877. apr23- 3tawts
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NJ UTICE.
- - Jacop ~ ~ W lIlSloW In Chancery of
,tt IIes u; W IlSloW, Delaware New Cas-
N"'iiaiihei ~. n w lhslow tie County, SIS.
George ii. Winslow Cause of Partition:
A NJ now, TO wit, this nineteenth day of
"A FEBRUARY, A. D., 1877, it appearing TO
the Chancellor by the affidavit of Isaac
Grubb that George II. WinSIow, one of the
defendants in this cause has no known
place OF abode within this county, and can
not ne served with process; that his place
Oh residence is unknown and no aDpear-
ance having been entered for the said Geo.
II. Winslow at the return of the summons
ISSUED Tor him. 1t is, therefore. on motion
oi victor DUPONT, Esq, solicitor for the pe-
tltioners, ordered by the Chancellor that
the sald George III. Wnslow do appear be-
lore the Chancellor at his cham bers in Do
YER on Monday, the 2lst day of NAV A ID,
| IoiI, ana snow cause, if any he has why
ParIltion OF the premises in the petition
described should not be made according To
Ihe prayer thereof, or that the petition will
De taken pro confesso as TO the said George
| H. Wins oy N0oi Sc
And the Register is directed to capse n
cory or this order to be published in the
DELAWARE DAILY GAzETTE, a neWsna-
per OF the city of Wilmington, in said
| county, for the period of thirty days newt
preceding the said 2lst day OF Nav, A d
G; NJ. VANDEVER,
~ ''''AyH Register III Chancery
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Orawi G Positively June 80, 1871
And Every 3 Months rhereat,s,

Serthhtshte oI supervisors of Dra,,i.
This is 70 certify that the first trawina
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Connas
took place on the 9th OF Decem ber in NJ MfaL u
nun, FRANKFORT, KY, in our presence M
under our i'm mediate supervision
We further state that every ticko,
part OF Ticket which had been sold v'o J
represented In the wheel. and thai thedro, Y
ing was fairly and honestly conducted M
further state that we had no Interest ,rt
ever in the enterprise, nor any connnc,ga n
with the same. except in the characier \
supervisors, whose sole duty was In ny
tect the interest of the ticket holders ant "a \
preside over the drawing. '''u
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Ir.,l
Sup. Court of Ky. '"'''1
James q. Dudley, Chairman Boarl \
School Trustees. "''
Grant Green, Cashier Farmers Bank
kentucky. "A
Hon. s. I, M. Major, Public Printer Sta
OF Kentucky,
Hon. Thomas N. Lindsay, Preside,
Farmers Bank of KY.
Hon. Thomas c. Jones, Clerk of Suu,u
Court of Kentucky.
Judge r. A. Thompson, Presiding JudI
Franklin Co. Court
Janaes q. Crockett, Clerk Franklin d
Court.
Remittances can be made hy Mail n
press, Draft. r o. Order or Registered IA
ter made payable to q. w. Barrow d Co
All communication and orders forticke
should be addressed to
C. w. BARROW q CO.
Courier Journal Building, Louisville
Or THOS. II. HAYES q CO,
GENERAL AGENTS.
SEND ior Circular 6T broadway, n
may2-eod& wSw.
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RAELROA DS.
DHILADELPHIA,i WILMINGTON a
II BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

NOVEMBER 9th, 1875.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as followa
for ~
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
6.65, $40, 800, 952, 10.45 a. m. 23O, 43O, 20,
9.64, p. m.
Phila. and New York, 2.O2a. m. 1914, 1910,
6.46, p. M.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations,
Baltimore and Washington, l2.s2, is5,
S.39 a. m. 1850, 1.26, 6.19 p. M. r. q. ~ 4 e
Trains for Delaware Uiyisian, leave OR:
New Castle, 800, $40. s.S5, o. m. 100, $50;
p. m. 4.s,s,
9.S5, a. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 500,
o.35, a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS. .i -...
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
$40, a. m. 800. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, 1.55 a. m.
For further information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. H. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.