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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-22

NEW ORLEANS, December s1.-Flonr l.
Juli. SupeTfine ~ >; &AS4 =. xxx - 80
$50 90, higher grades e.is.i .~turn active, lair
de InAnc- white 'os1 socS yellow SIC. bsi~
active; c.fgoss, ordinary TO prime t1at!ys.c.
sugar, active, nEm, higher. common 10 COCO
common oes5t1ei lair to fully fair 800.
prime To choice sel75sc; yellow clarirls-i = 4.
e..4c. Moiasses. h lcher fair demand comm
AsI-jc, fair 26sssc, choice S2ai2c. ItieeActl ~
ana shade higher; Ordinary TO choice Louis
lana iyst1.1=c-
NEW YORK, Decem Der 2o.-Flour opened
rriu but closed dull. holders rather mon,
disposed To reRtiz >. prices however without
decided change; southern Hour, common e.
fair extra . bcesj 80. good to choice 81 SEA
25. Wheat unss tIlsd, olsnl 4 Ic higher,
closing with the advance about 10 l. Torn
opened shade frmer and closed quiet II
5eesisc. Oats lie better. Coffee Rio. quiet
BALTis0KE, December sa-FIourq uiat ami
strong Howard street ana western ~
pefni'e sitsI -; extra Sit16: family 81 Sst7 = =
city mills supeFtine S4isi 20: ext.a = lis.s
klo brands q 81 y. southern wheat urgn.r
ktsac higher; western nrmpr auI higher
southern red, good TO prime, u a5Al o.
amber VI i5etl q. No. western winter rel
February "a i1ts. %outnern com, quiet ano
steady: western aeii e, strORg ana higher
southern white S.S-sc; yellow s. ~.
ri. LOUIS Decen ter ST lour steady ana
unchanged, no demand. Wheat fi-tn-F tut
SLOW; No. ret fail Il is.si 70. No Do. d O.
naked 10 i55sc, new $50. Gas hig.ur Hui
Inactive, 40. z95yc bye arm. t.tse, RaElsJ
duil and unchaug.d WHISKY sge-dy Al
~ u. Provisions duh and unchanged, 0niJ
II stt.eH JOB trade.
Eng--Easlrr but not lower. market -l..,-
Ca.t!e- = eta, cornf-d Texan, - - - %
GOOD era Texans . .as.sJ o..
snetp-Duu auI tHcaanged.
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December II Ibllll -: January n = all slc.
February IA Jo1il sic: March u As4II ~.
April u 81 81. 5ic; Man II 6lstA sac.
Sig1t-GOttou steady. Eplands % &c Or
| leans &c saies a. taies.
ConsoiIdstsd net receipts ls5,Izs bales. TX
port % GREAT Britain s. 81 uaIa., frAuee
| :! AS bales 1ntrent ls.es b+te-.
| Net receipts S55 bales; Cro-S 50 bale
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HInEs AND rEI.raIrs.

HIDES-Good heavy l5Se.do damaged lsc.
good light lac; do damaged SC: dry salt lie;
green salt SC; green butcher &c.
SHEEP PELfs-Each. owing to wool, DOG
&C.; white wool, long. Ale; white wool, fall
clip. iselAe-: black wosi, fsc.
BbFFALO-Bulls, ts.; cows, &c.
TALLOW-In barrels, 55<c.
proof 2S9itc; demand good.
WHEAT--Receipts light, in fair demand;
choice u ls1xSl 20; good milling 81 t7@I III;
average sSeysl os; low grades 7OtsfVc.
C0RN--seiling from wagon s6xSsc.
BABLEf--1luli SOC.
RfE--Nonifnal, zoe.
HAZE ae9fa W per tom. Hungarian and
Miiiet ti9aiz.
rad roads have caused great scarcity Of
ell kinds Of grain and prices have been
forced up far beyond ~ value.
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traits ia. ak uunu+rs OF I-s-. e MIA ftftl=
lac ar-i instslmrut- 81 n nerg e-fisi .. tssr. =
translated nom tine ts.Ttunn % Frau NUr
lnErr-!s hcn-tlr hest sFurk % one 81 iltl i.-f
snl ufiguio-f suthuf- I'd Germany. rru
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At~- .ancG"ras. ll-D APPEAR 10 tn.- - ..Hs
neu-lers. from advance -n.ets. with utf.tf
galpAu4. matter.
tiub-Prtcss for sb. E--t Home -asi
Foreign s-ftcrafure.
fuiadFl phla Ev-ufug Ballet n: 81. p6.s .s.-i.l
20 EaE IfNfss AGE and Dus or two other %
nur Nl-Hri5us American fnonthii.s. - -lts-
81 ter siai nod himself Ia c1lafiIant or i.s-
Uutsi. situation
For sos EfE f.gNfNg AsE aud etths url..
4 the American e. MnutnIi.s cor llArts-I +.
S.tkly or LaEari ALL - ssfi FAR q g..
b"ii, poet pal OF Tot e. -. IIIs. i-4NfSts AsF
ard tie ~ Nicholas. or APpf-iuu's Ieu rtIal
Addr--s IittELL . GAY.
noN-si4SlA Eo~Essr.
a BAkSAIN.-Two hundred acre. az va
~ liable lAna, fifteen miles northeast us
tlis city Of Dallas. Tot safe al . parg-lI-
Terms easy. M.FEAk.
Dcnenbsr 18th. Isl. d-els14WI1s
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
Oregon Given to Hayes.
THE COMMISSION BY A PART 7
MAJORITY ADMITS THE
VOTE OF POSTMAS.
TER WATTS.

WASHINGTON, February 23.--Th.
Electoral Commission reached their con-
clusions upon the Oregon case at 5.sO
o'clock this afternoon, and decided to
count the vote of the three Republican,
electors for Hayes and Wheeler. The
vote Of the commission was the same a.
on Florida and Louisiana-eight to se7-
en-. The virtual decision ofthe commits
sion was known some hours before the
formal vote was taken. The tenor of the
discussion which indicated it leaked ous
of the secret session from Republican
sources from time to time till just before
o'clock, when Justice Bradley concluG e
ed his opinion in favor of Watts, the a., :
legged ineligible elee:or, and 1t was NJ
longer possible to keep the fact from the
public. A telegram was sent to Cover
nor Hayes as early as 2.30 from inside
the commission, Informing him of the re.
suit. The delay of the formal vote was
occasioned by the illness Ex-senator Thu;
man, who was unable TO leave his room
and the commission proceeded in body
to his residence, where the vote was ta
ken in his library, whence they returned
to the Supreme Court room and removed
all injunction ofsecrecy from their pro
ccedings. .4-.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
stray Waits.

Hyou wish to get superior article of
tea or coffee, GO to Sharpless' great Tycoon
tea store, Ill West Second street. tt.
The Board of Education, and City
Council will meet on Monday evening,
Tie wind last evening blew down
lamp at the spring, corner of Seventh and
Monroe streets. p. '''- N
The rain last night compelled sixty
tramps to seek refuge at the police sta
ton. -D.l H.r rtN 1.i l7f
No cases to report before the justices.
The street market was very slimly at
tended this morning. -..'-,---
Mick Roberts pantomine troupe ap.
pears at the Opera House next Saturday
evening. .1E tHN rU.H4y-
The Brandywine was very high this
morning.
The Great Canton and Japan Tea
Company, No. West Third street, sells
the best and cheapest tea; and the branch
store, 1908 Market street, sells the same
kind of goods.
l have used Kings Good Samaritan
| Cough Syrup for throat or lung disease.
1t has cured me effectually. 1t also cured
my little boy who has had q bad cough
| from his birth. Fl. w. REYNOLDS,
126 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
MA neglected cough-and then protrac-
| ed siekness-and then the habilaments OF
the tomb-and then the open grave. Te,
bum sat sdpieaia. Barker's Cough Lozenges
| are prepared for you-FoR YOU. 17-6t.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

Judge Bond, the supple agent of Gran. ,
ism in South Carolina, yesterday filed ali
opinion in the case of the deputy speciaI
United States marshals, who were arrest
ed by the state officers and discharged Oh.
habeas corpus. The opinion in effect de-
cides that future elections in Maryland
shall be held under the guardianship Of
United States special deputies. This rul
ing is pretty much in the teeth of the de
cision of the Supreme Court of the United
States, which declared the enforcement
acts to be unconstitutional. 1t has a fla
vor of his ruling in South Carolina, when
he discharged the returning board from
arrest for contempt of the state Court OF
Appeals. 1t has slight flavor Of his old
judicial infamy ofthe bogus police board.
But it will do for his present purpose
which is all that he expects. Maryland
can boast of having produced the model
of what judge should be, Roger b. Ia
ney, and the model ofall that he should
not be-Hugh L. Bond.-Boltimore Ca
zette.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
Letter from New Z astle.
NEW CAsrLE, Del. Feb. "a. 1s7T.

NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. "a, 1877.
The Twenty Second passed off very
quietly. The greatest display of bunting
was by the English brig loading grain at
the wharf. This is considered quite a
compliment. .ve.E rfIiRh.
There are now five schooners loading
grain for Eastern ports, and brlg
also taking in grain for porte in Nova
Scotia. ..... ....s
A trial of speed between two Whining
ton horses took place yesterday afternoon
at Hare's Corner, with what result we
did not learn.
Mr.. Jamison, the carpenter, will put in
fronts OF Mr.. Holschumaker's builings
on Market street, next week, should the
weather permit. These buildings will
make quite show, aud are great credit
to the builder and owner both.
The news from Washington has very
little effect ON our citizens just now. as
whom shall be the new School Directors
occupy every ones thoughts. The peo-
pie are looking with some curiosity for
the annual school statement. 1t is
thought that some deficiency will be made
on account of the Board furnishing free
UpOkS. Ill IlilS, HoHCNcl, tiOy aiO why
following the wishes of the people as ex-
pressed last fall, and if the funds for next
year are to be applied to paying off this
years bills the school will have to stop
part OF the year. This is the general
impression and the board statement will
either correct or confirm it.
Our citizens should not fail to attend
the lecture at the M. E. Church to-mor-
row Sunday evening.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
FIRST EDITION!
,RELIGIoUs. |C

7 I
Grace NJ. f. Church, Rev. j, T.. Smith
pastor. Rev. ID. y. Babcock, oftbe New
Hampshire Conference, will preach IN.
morrow morning and evening, In the
morning on Missions. Evening subject
Temperance. IsC
Trinity Chapel service--Sunday. ,fn,I,
morning services at 1890 o'clock-Cbild-
ren's service and public catecbisinr. M
3 o'clock p. m,--meetiDg of Trinity Choir
class at o'clock. Lenten services
Tuesdays and Thursdays, morning at 6 ,3o
O'Clock Wednesdays and Fridays, morn
ing at 1880 o'clock-Daily PRAYERS and
Lenten readings at 4;30 O'Clock. -.
West Presbyterian Church-Preachiu
the pastor, Rev. j. M. p, OTIS. Subject
for the evening, "The Great MYSTERY.
the good in adversely, the bad in pros.
perity,p a sermon for the sad and sorrow
full. All are invited. stn' .[l ~ y
Services of the First Baptist church to-
morrow at the Elm Street Chanel
Preaching at 1890 a. M, and 1880 D. IN,
by the pastor, Rev. T.. M, Eastwood.
Sunday School meets at a. m. and D.
m. All are cordially invited. -, r
Second Baptist Church, corner of
Fourth and French streets. Preaching
ut 105 a. m, and a p. m, by Rev. "A, Nc.
Arthur. Sabbath School and Pastors
Bible Glass at 2p. m. V'' "It3 m =,
The regular weekly prayer meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held in their rooms this evening
at u o'clock, to which all are cordially in.
vited, ladies particularly. The meeting
is more especially book-keepers re-
union, and all of that profession in the
city are urgently requested to be present
and take part. ie'-1of.a
Holly Tree Inn services at p. IN. i, to-
morrow; also at Ahnshonse, at q p.
m. .,tt.,. li..'',. 49,.
Praise meeting of Y. NJ. C. A., of Du-
points Banks, tomorrow evening at az,
in Green Hid Church. They number
over 100. t'
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

In the conference of leading demo-
Gratis in Speaker Randall's room on
Thursday evening it was proposed that
the army should be reduced to II, 200
men. This is move in the right
directions; no larger force should be
kept up than Is necessary TO guard the
frontier and perform garrison duty. l.
is also proposed to attach proviso 10
the appropriation bill that the troops
shall not be used to uphold either ofthe
dual governments In Louisiana and
South Carolina, The federal govern
'ment shall keep hands off and let the
states settle their own affairs for them
selves. We fancy they would not be
long in settling them if the Hnconsti-
tutional interference OF the federal ad-
mInistraiion were terminated.-Bat.
Gazette. 90 -..r I.f-ftr ...
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
me CAeap CYnar store.

A. A. Chapman proprietor of the ecu
ban Cigar Store" at No. 402 King street,
sells cigars, tobacco, snuff. pipes, &c,
cheaper and of better quality than any
other tobacco dealer in this city. Mr..
Chapman, keeps constantly on hand a
three cent cigar what for flavor and easy
smoking is equal to any five cent cigar in
the city and great deal better than the
most of them. His prices IN tobacco are
very low, ranging for 40 cents pound
for good cavendish to go cents pound
fer tie best navy.
Mr.. Chapman's business has increased
so largely that he has rented the large
store at the s. w. corner of Fourth and
Shipley streets and is now fitting it up in
such astyle that whom finished 1t viii be
one of the finest cigar stores in the State.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
RUMORs FLYING THICK AND FAs~
Special to the Bdlto. Gazette.

( WASHINGTON, February 25.-There :.
a rumol tonight that Sherman, who i.
now with Hayes fixing up his cabinet, ,ha !
telegraphed his party friends here that
the Packard and Chamberlain govern
ments will certainly be sustained. This
added fuel to the democratic indignation,
and if this conviction settles down in the
minds of the southern democrats the
count will certainly not be regularly COM
pleted before the 4th of March. 1t is also
rumored that in anticipation of trouble
more troops have been ordered here to-
night and that active preparations will be
commenced tomorrow by Grant to IT.
sure Hayes Inauguration on Sunda7
March 1. .ls...
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
LIST OF PUBLIC sALEs.-The following

LIST OF PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
public sales are advertised:
Sheriff's Sales, Wilmington, Feb. "a
Adam Dayett, Pencader HID, 3
Moses Starr, Brandywine Hd,, 6
Mccoy Yearsly ,Bran'wine Springs 70
jesse & Lewis Graves, Chester, Co.." "a
Jonathan K. George, New Castle, ~
Frank Klair, Christiana, Hd., "a
N j. Derickson, Christiana Hd.; %
Mansel Tweed, White g. G. Hid. March ]
Beeson Gregg, Mill Creek Hd., 4
Estate of Geo. Bowl, N. Castle Hd.." Il
Anthony Conrad, Christiana Hd,," !
j. p, Herdman, house city,
Paul Gills, Mill Creek HID, 81 }
Lewis Fell, Chester Co., Pa, .
Mrs, Cornog, Christiana Hd.,
VIM. NJ. Eastburn, Mn Creek Hd.," 8
Geo. w. Savage, New Castle Hd., e .
e. b. Kerns, White Clay Creek, g
John Dempsey, Pencader Hd.,
John Stewart, Christiana HID, 8
Amor T .Forwood, ,Brandywine HID"
John Maxwell, Mill Creek, i.'
Alfred Massey, New CASTLE HID, "
John a Cleaver, St. Georges Hd,.
VIM. Dilworth, Chester CO., ~
Mrs. H. b Dilworth, M. Creek HID. IL
Ezra Fell, Mill Creek Hd., II
Swain & Talley, Christiana Hid, i
Thomas Morrison, New Castle Hd.," II
, Zebley & Tatnali, New Castle, " Ii
Anthony Conrad, Christiana Hd., Il
John Webster, Booths Corner, IL
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
THIRD EDITION /!
Not SO Sure After ALI
THE REPUBLICAN, CONSPJRA-
TORS BEGLNYLNG TO BE
-iLARMED At THE POLIT-
ICAL OUTLOOK.
LEADERS IN CAU.
CUS-A RESOLUTION ADOPT
ED TO TEMPORARILY AID
JOURN THE COUNT.


WAsHINGToN, February 23.--The r.
publican leaders in and out of the Senatt.
have be ,ome seriously alarmed at th,.
possibility of failure on the part of the
joint convention TO confirm the conclu-
sions of the Electoral Commission ana
declare Hayes and Wheeler duly elected
They have agreed en- plan to save the
Presidency to the Republicans and this
defeat the result of any filibustering OF
the 4th of March on the'part of the House
The understanding now is that in tn.
event of the contingency named Pres.
dent Grant shall send his resignation on
Saturday, March 8, in writing to the
Secretary of State and the Senate of the
United States. Under the 10th section
of the Revised Statutes the President o {
the Senate would become President ot
the United States, to hold on till another
election is provided under the notice o.
Secretary or State required by the 14stL
and 148th sections of the statutes. 1t t.
not probable that any such eXtraordinary
step will be taken, for the reason that Il
is believed that the House will 60 on with
the count and declare the result before
the 4th of March. 1t seems to be the
impressions of lawyers in both parties
that in case the joint convention fails 10
elect, the Presidency cannot be filled uu.
der existing law. The 146th section onl,s
provides for a vacancy in the Office oc.
casioned by death resignation or inibilitr.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
TIE PRACTICAL FARMER's HOTEL

The PRACTICAL FARMERS HoTEL.-
Under the management of Mr.. K. j.
Haughey, this hotel has become a popu-
lar place of resort, and is now first-class
house. Important alterations and i'm
provements will take place in the Spring,
rendering it still more desirable as stop
ping place. The table is supplied with
the Injuries Of the season and the bar
filled with choice wines and liquors. Mr..
Haughey is an accommodating landlord
and richly merits the patronage Of the
travelling public. i'..t
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
FYrI.t A,.o..o Tra,nps.

just before noon to-day four tramps
engaged in free fight on West Frent
street between Orange and Tatnall streets.
One Of the number was very badly cut
about the neck. When just in front Of
the liquor store of p. G. Plunkett, No.
209 West Front street, several stones
through the large plate glass window of
Mr.. Plunkett's store. The amount of
damage done to the window will amount
to about S15. Two of the tramps were
arrested and lodged in the city hall cells.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

CHARGED WITH SHooTING.-LasC
Thursday evening County Constable
Hickman, went out to Christiana Hun
dred, and arrested Robert Dixon, and his
hired man Murray, the former charged
with shooting Robert Price, colored
man in his employ. and The latter charged
with abetting Dixon, and assaultiDg
Price. At ahearing before Esquire Brady
Dixon was held in the sum of $1,000, and
Murray in the sum of $500 to answer the
charge at the next term Of Court.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

BEET RooT SUGAR.--At present
France lakeside lead in the production
Of beet root sugar, and Germany comes
next. 1t is possible that the United
States may take a place in the list in a
few years, now that Maine has offered
bounty for the maker Of beet root
sugar in that State. In California the
beet root sugar cultivation has rather
failed. the soil seeming to affect the
saccharine quality, a9 ntTiH 70 ar
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
DEATHS.

oIJINBY-On the 22d instant, Azariah H.
Quinby in the SOth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are Invited to
on sd day, I'd month, 9th inst, at O'Clock.
TEMPLE-In this city, on Thursday, the
92d OF February, Mrs. Esther Temple,
widow of the late Samuel Temple, In the
SD year of her age a.su. :!
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend her funeral rom her
Monday afternoon, the 18th, at 3 O'Clock ,
without further notice. .u
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

".
--,N AV 81 fGffH--- ssaV = \
LIE has reduced the price Of hanging
~ common white wash. Holt is practicall
HANGING WALL PAPER REDUCED
from Is cents to 10 cents per piece at Holt,s.
Al you want 9 good cheap Job Of wall pa
Rerihg done, Holt is the man to serve YOU
hs experiences Is worth something to YOU.
WALL PAPERS ARE GOING UP, n,
Not In price, but on the walls Holt -ts
busy putting them up. -
A FALL IN WALL PAPERS.
at Hoit,s, 223 Market st. They fell in price
w. mdND0W SHADES In beautiful de-
ugns, and also in plain goods in all tints
at Hollis, No. 223 Market street. - - ''' =
ONE BAND WINDOW SHADES
are the latest. Holt has them In the newest
tints and styles and in size from 10 feet dowr
DOWN! DowN!l DOWN!!.
LOOK In Holt's windows. No. 223 Markc
street, at the beautiful designs in wall pa
per- febM-sAw2mos.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

Proved fatai-Mrs. Thomas Fare
OF Chester, who was burned so severe
ly from the explosion of a coal oil
lamp that she wa carrying on We'd
nesday evening last, died from the ef-
fects of her injurieson Thursday eve-
ming.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

POLICE CAsEs.-This morning before
Mayor Whiteley, Joseph Gamble, was
held In the sum Of 5000 to answer the
charge a: court for stealing iron from the
Diamond State Iron Co. rai. 7 .,,'l y. ~
Ber2arddo d Lapeirea yagrant was sent
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

PERsoNAL.-Mayor Whiteley return
ed home from Dover. last evening, and
assumed his official duties as mayor
this morning. .,.f.
Rev. j. M. P. OTIS who was suddenly
called TO Georgia sometime ago to at
tend the bedside of his fatheI.in-law,
has returned home. and will preach to-
morrow at the West Presbyterian
Church.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

TEMPERANCE, MEETiNG.-A temper
ance meeting viii be held at Institute
Hall Sunday next at $3.50 p. M, for the
purpose Of reforming men, and inducing
the people to pledge against the use Of In
tox,cating drinks. Speakers generally
Babcock, agent Of Pennsylvania State
Temperance Union, will be present. ~ /, III
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
REcOmMENDED BY rHEFACULTx

ALIENS Strengthening Cordial and
Liver Pilb.-They have cured thousands
of hopeless cases where all other known
remedies have failed this, too without
the heroic medical treatment. They are
worth a whole army of Doctors. Try
them and be convinced. For sale by all
Druggists. 5-ls jan 18-d&w1y.
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24

The Triumph Truss is marvel b
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted Withhold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infalhbly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is warranted, and the Cure Guar
dnteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. d A# H.H
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
Local Matters.

: An oRbER ron CIR srRYxds.@Ths'
Diamond State Car Spring Co., have just
received an order for 1000 of their patent
Eureka car springs, from the Central Pa
cihc Railroad, This order makes 1000
that they have received from the above
The daily gazette., 1877-02-24
k,1.MNIGToN MARKETS.
WrLMINGToN, Del. Feb. "a, 1851:
Mons at the Brandywine Mills for
tloiS ." f,o.,ootad notlu
railroads.
WILMINGTON d
ITIMORE RAIL ROAD.

kDELPHIA, WILMINGTON d.
CTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
| Twill leave Wilmington as follows
.elphia and Intermediate Stations,
. 5.OO, 0.52, 1O.45 a. m. 2.3o, 4.3o, ''2O,
|and New York, 2.O2a. m 12.14, l2.4o,
Eore and Intermediate Stations,
a, m.
lore and Washington, 1882, 1.55,
l259, i.26, 5.19 p. m.
for Delaware Dlvisian, leave for:
Rstle, 500, go. 9.35, a. m. 1.30, $50,
ing and Intermediate Stations, 500,
$50 p. m.
and Intermediate Stations, 800,
SUNDAY TRAINS. .-.
elphia and Intermediate Stations,
800. $50, p. m.
&elphia and New York, 2.02 a. m.
ore and Washington, 1882, 1.55 AIN O..
rther Information passengers are
10 the time tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.