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ewA Mr., MILLER 10 a recent speec

n ewA Mr., MILLER 10 a recent speech
in Cincinnati said. reo. gE
Gentlemen Of the Committee. you
cannot appreciate the situation OF the
better class of the Democracy in our city
we have been for years compelled to
hlush at onr Hamilton County delega.
tinrs in the Democratic State Conven'
tioha Then hare been generally made
up of bummers eleeted by the scard politt
sians of Cincinnati, and haze about al
ydys disgraced us " flf
From personal knowledge on the sub
ject we can endorse the severe rebuke Of
Mr.. MILLER. Every man who is in the
habit Of attending State Conventions has
felt that his party is very generally dis
eraepd ny the Cincinnati delegation. II
ia usually made up Of half adozen gen
iIemen and half hundred bummers
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EEWe are beginning to suspect just
o little, that Bro. GoopRIcH's reasons for
Withholding the evidence Of a Ring, OF
which he tried to convey the impression
that be bad superabundance, is tolera-
bly, smart. ~ aa
btso long as there is profound mystery
and tremendous noise around theletters
somebody will think they are fiery drag
ons |; hut to bring them to light would ex.
nose their utter insignifcance
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New York,

July 5-Flour 0OaI0 %; Wheat l
47a1 6S; Corn 54a61c; Oats 31a61c
Rye 70a75c; Barley 70a9Sc.
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Philadelphia.
MONDAY .IuluQ 1917

July 6-Flour 6 25a9 %; Wheat 2
10a2 %; Corn 43a64c; Oats 45a5Sc
Rye 70a90c. . "
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~A little child Of Andrew Nc.
Guirk's, at Summerfeld, last Thursday
fell from hay-loft to the floor below and
was seriously injured-Noble Co. Re-
publican. .naea-u9 Hne f.e,r..s.y-fsi-
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Farm and Mill for Sale.

IN ACRRs Of land. with good grist mill
llU aud saw mill; large frame house;
good apple orchardj good well Of water At
the door; out sbuildingsig % ,sores cleared.
balance timber: orosJ roads right At the i'm.
provements; smiles from the rsilroad;situate
in Wetzsi county, West Va. Can be bought
on very reasonable terms. Fer further par.
tioulars call -on 5. GRIsRLL, Jerusalem.
Monroe county, Ohio. julyl0,Tlml.
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Wo q dsfleId stock lnInrket.

July 9-Cattle 3a4o per pound i;
Sheep 4tC95o per pound. Hogs 4a4ic
per pound le1fg
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s%Ths Cincinnati Eoquirer Gays that
sHrRxAx's financial scheme is on trial in
Ohio, this Fall. 81
Then Why not simply antagcnizs that
policy 10 our platform
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oNn SrUDYa
SELECTo SCHOOL.

a%st3- = ~ 81 iktisf. tstttffll
.THR fourth term of this school will COM
i mence August 8, 1877, and will con-
tinue In session ten weekss sTa
/ The distinctive feature Of this schoolis
the PLANlof SiUDr. ! The AOrs Studyssystsm
has been adopted, believingit to be TIE svs,
tenn, to meet the wants Of .tsaohsrs. and 9th 7
ers who wish to qu,lify themselves, fcr
teaching. IT is productive Of interest and
rapid d-development; II. effects thoroughuess in
RACE branch; 1t gives ample time in reoits-
tion for practical work and for the discussion
Of difficult points; It affords the BEST oppor-
tunities, possible, for examining different
text books on the same branch; il is partic-
ulaFly suited to the present systsmlof County
Examinations. -
.u3 Course of fstudy.t..sfu
lst r-Rnglish Grammar-Greens's Analysis
and Harvey's Grammar. rJVis.ti3lts
2d1Geography- Cstudy BY outline) differ
ent authors. hFS' SHs'G elag-fg .silEIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Complete add
Rays Practical. eITe1ea5-l 4sias 4o s74,
4th-orthography-- Wright and others. e
Other textbooks will be used for refer
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These branches will be taken up in the
above order; the frst will be completed be-
fore commencing the second; the second be-
fore the third; the third before the fourth;
or each branch will be continued as long as
the pupils Of each class may dssires Glasses
will be organized Algebra, Natural Phlos.
ophyS and Geometry. A .Lseture Class will
be organised for those who CAN, IN addition
to the ONE STUDY, prepare short lesson in
some select branch, such as q. 8. History,
Physical Geography, Physiology or Rhetoric.
Every effort will be put forth to impart
thorough Instruction. The services of .
competent teacher will be secured to assist
If necessary.
Tuition.
Common Branches. .........,.$5 90
HighereH eisSf :. 2. 90
Music,' Gncluding use Of ofinstrumepi)lO 90
Music will be taught by Mrs. s. W. Martin,
Tuitition in advance, and no deductions except
in cases of protraoted sickness. Boarding Der
week $2 so and - 75. For further informa.
J ton address . ts4kkf
'''ll,y w. r, BOTTENFIELD,
Prineipal
/ Antioch, Monroe Co., ohio.-june5, ,'T,d.
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ltJil6 gl.i Q1H5 THah asFs, v
Democratic District Ticket.
For State senator-19th District.
JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS. '9
democratic County Ticket.

democratic County Ticket.
Fo, Representative.
dENRY .MAURY. ..
~ Auditor, HaIf5r.
William WEDDLB.
Treasurer.
JOHN GATCHELL.
3; siSheriF. ag
WILLIAM READ.
Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN P, SPRTGGS,
bComrDissioner,
JACOB AYFOLTRR, So.
Recorder,
JAMES MYERS.
"a Surveyor.
John &. MIRACLE.
EnArmary Director.s e
Z. HENRY SMITH.
a ~ Coroner.
sOHN MUHLEMAN.
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For Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JE.
RUSALEM, OHIO. y

-yHGs
T .ARGR DWELLING HOUSE,. with all tbs
Loutside conveniences necessary shop and
grocery; building 1sx20; beststxble In town.
good orchard and small fruit, seven acres of
land in good repair, with grove of timber
WIN sell'reasonable. For good society can't
be beat In the county. Call and look, II you
want pleasant home. .~i.e...r s,7,t, .,-,
julylo,'77ml. SIMEON 6RISRLL,
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
CHURCH NOTICES.

Trinity Church services on Sunday, Sept.
80. Trinity Chapel, Fifth and King, morn
ing at 81 and 1917; evening at N. Trim.
ity Church (Old Swede), Seventh and
Church streets-Morning at 1917 and even-
ing at 81. Trinity Sunday schools-Morn-
ing school at . in the Chapel school room;
afternoon school at 2 in the "Old Swede"
Church. You are cordially invited to at.
tend any of these services and to send your
children to the Sunday School for instruc-
tion in the Christian religion.
The Trinity Sunday Schools are held, the
one in the Chapel school room, Fifth and
King streets, in the morning at 9, and the
other in the afternoon, in the Old Swede
Church, at 2. They are under tho imme-
diate control of the clergy of the parish,
assisted by competent teachers. The morn
ing school is publicly catechised on the af-
ternoon of the fourth Sunday in each month,
in the chapel, and the afternoon school on
the afternoon of the Second Sunday in each
month, in the Old Church, Seventh and
Church streets. Parents are cordially in-
vited to enter their children as constant
scholars. When desired the children can
attend both schools.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
PHILADELPHIA NOTES.

The Board of Health have notified all
mariners that the quarantine will be contin>
ued until further notice.
Commodate Frailey, of the United States
Navy, died at his residence 2o11 Pine street,
on Wednesday last, in the 6Sth year of his
age.
A new hospital for the insane is to be
built near Norristown. The commissioners
have already selected site for the proposed
building.
John Dressed, aged 10 years, was shot in
the back on Thursday afternoon by John
Richards, aged 40 years, while sitting on
Richards fence.
Henry Blugfelder, an employee of the
Custom House, was held in 81, 500 bail to
answer three distinct charges for assaultsng
girls of tender age and for other indecent
practices.
Edward Marris was tried on Thursday,
before United States Commissioner Smith,
for passing counterfeit IS bill on the First
National Bank Of Tamaqus, Pa, but wa
discharged.
During the October term of the United
States Court the equity case of Salisbury
and others, assignees Of the Franklin Saving
Fund Society, vs.. Shannon and others, d.
rectors Of the same, will be brought up for
trial. There are ten to twelve lawyers en-
gagged In the case.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29

NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS. Y.j
THE STATE OF DELI WARE.
.VTo THE SHERIFF. OF NEW yAsTLE COUNTY,
i GREETING. ~
WHEREAs, Jane Sullivan, by her next
friend, James A. Atwell, by her petition to
the Judges of our Superior Court, fled in
the office of the ProthOnotary 0f the said
Court IN and for the County of New Castle,
~~ for the cause of complaint therein
( )alieged, has made application to
SEAL our said Judges that q decree may
De pronounced dissOlvfng the mar
/ W. riage existing between the petit
toner and her husband John sullivan.
We therefore cOmnlfnd you, as yOu have
been hereinbefore commanded, that you
summon Jonn sullivan, so that he be and
superior Court of the next term thereof, to
be held at New Uastle in and for the COun-
ty of New Castle, on Monday the 18th dav
of November next, to answer the allegations
Of the So petition, and also to show cause
If any he has, why a decree OF the said
court should not be made. dissOlving the
marriage existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to the act IT As
sembly in such case made and provided.
ard also to do and receive what the said
Court shall then and there cOnsdder concern
seem meet and consistent with the prOVi.
siOns of the said act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Josepn P. Come.
gvs; E.q., at New castle the. 18th day OF
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CHARLES BEAo1ON. "
Issued Aug. Is h 1877. Prothonotary.
The above Is true copy OF summon as
augss.tf ISAAC GRUBB. sh eritf:
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
DOMESTIC.
THE INDIAN coNFRrNcr.

S~A>A -
WASHINGTON, Sept, 2S.-The conference
with tho Indian delegation was resumed
this morning at the Executive Mansion in
the East Room. There were present yes
terdsy President Hayes, Secretary Schurz,
and other members of the Cabinet, the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, General
Crook, and other prominent gentlemen.
The Indians were in full savage costume,
as heretofore. The President, addressing
them through an Interpreter, said he
was now ready to hear hear the chiefs If
they wished to speak further. After q
pause, Spotted Tail took . seat near the
President and spoke At some length.
Red Cloud spoke as follows: I did not
come here to beg anything. The Black
Hills are mine; gave them to the Commis>
sioners. suppose you are going to decide
what you are going to give US for the Black
Hills, and have come to get 1t.
Iwant three different kinds Of wagons,
such as you people work with. 1 want to
live that way. ,h. q. .... .grs
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
4 WARREN, Mass, Sept. 2S.-The New
York Express on the Boston and Albany
Railroad, due at Boston at AS yesterday
afternoon, ran off the main on to . side
track by the misplacing of switch, and
came In collision with some freight cars.
b The engineer applied the air brake, but
the distance was 20: short that the engine
ran into the cars, throwing them of the
track, and demolishing three of them. The
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
WILMINGTON DEL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1877.

engine was so badly smashed, and the mail
car damaged. No one was hurt, except the
engineer and fireman, who were slightly
bruised. ..
CALL FOR 4 NATIONAL LIBERAL LEAGUE
.. a CONGRESS.
ROCHESTER,, N Y, Sept. 28-A call is
published for q National Liberal League
Congress, to be held in this city October 2e,
~, and 2S. The platform will be total sep
GRAFTON from Church and State, national
protection for national citizsns, and univer-
sal education the basis of universal suffrage.
The question Of nominating President and
Vice President for 1880 viii be considered.
THE TWEED INVESTIGATION.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-The Tweed Alder
manic Investigation Committee resumed its
session to-day, but neither the "boss" nor
the committee's counsel put in an appears
snce. Alderman Cowing took the opportu-
nifty to place himself on the records. He
said the object Of his cross-exsmination of
Tweed was to ascertain the truth, and not
to suppress 1t as had been charged The
investigation was adjourned until to.mor~
row morning tsq.sut - J@. J~
ArTsMPT TO ROB THE DEADwooD TREAS.
4" URE COACH.
CHEYENNE, Wyom., Sept. 2s. The regular
weekly treasure coach from Deadwood was
stopped by two masked men, near Cheyenne
river, Wednesday night last. Resistance
was made, and Scott Davis, one of the mes.
'sengers, was wounded in the leg, disabling
him. The robbers then got possession of
arms in the coach, but were unable to force
the iron safe.
TWO OF THE TRAIN ROBBERS KILLED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The following
despatch was received at the War Office last
night - .
i g"CHIoAao, Sept. 27.-General Townsend,
Washington Lieutenant Allen, 10th In"
fantry, telegraphed from Buffalo, Kansas,
yesterday, that two of the robbers engaged
in robbing the train on the Union Pacific
were killed and eighty pounds of gold re-
covered. (signed)
P. 81. SHERIDAN,
''Lieutenant.Ge General"
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
NOTICE PENSION FRS.
aprrs G'.-. Prepared

rlhe directors OF the Delaware
fleand Mrine insurance Conn
u'la"a' City. Delaware. will sell
loylslon of their by laws, accord
'lutlon of the Board of Direct
august l5tn, 1877 and approved
.hhoiders IT their meeting held
=, ~. Certificates of Stock
'Su ~, ?, GATED Ju y l0'h, 1875, to NJ.
~ rneiiers. Certificates, Nos. g. to
w. ua!ed Jul. LIT, 1875, to C. b.
,tr,illcates, Nos. 70 to 81 inc'u-
Ivy &th, 1875 to David K. Me-
y ,,UVheal"s ~ ,Sls Nos. 80 to IS inclusive,
40 ." !!o,9 to H. Chas. U man. Ger
w.. w., d 70 s. incl usive, dated Sept
t', "ni Martin Certificate, No
CCos.ner Cos.inser Ii, 1875, to James M. sell
EEssaatlncate. No. 66, dated October
hoIs.l nlahrls kellv. CerLif' Gates, nos.
bsn bsenluslve, dated Jan'y IL. 1876, H
NeL ,"I NO, 80, dated May 30, 1875. to
sN' ~ T., NO ~, dated July lth, 1875.
ra p n, ,,nciuSlVe, dS'ed June ~, 1876,
~ 49, Nos. = tn 7S in alusive, ,daied
o., 70 \. q. Daniel. "nd Ce.tiii-
'O"'eo April %, 1877, to $. G.
'tock 10 the Company will receive
N, !" 10 oe openec At their Office on
adar I CO. % 7, at 10 o'clock a, N the
u. hsroLo 10 nave the stock, and the
kIhv,eDy ha. notified that all of these
m ea ling The above numbers are
'vr W .ne books or this Company
hno hn il Il ire assessment made
IVY 'he Directors, August 18th,
VI me Board OF Directors.
T.B. HENRY, President.
- JAS. H. MYERS, sec'y.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
UNLAWFUL DRILLING IN THE LU
ZERNE REGION.

tits stated by the Westchester Local News
that there are . number of companies of
armed men drilling in secluded places among
the hills and mountains of Luzerne County,
Pa. As they do not belong to any regular
militia organization, It would be well to
look after and disperse them before they
become formidable in number and equip.
ments. They certainly mean no good, and
may at any time precipitate a disturbance
that will require the greater part of the
State military force to subdue them.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
POLICE CASES.

The business at the Police Court still
continues very dnll. Yesterday the follow
ing cases were disposed of:
Michael Gallagher, James O'Donnel, and
Joseph Sullivan, for acting disorderly in the
street, and also for vagrsncy, we're each
committed to jail for 60 days.
j. Delaney, for disorderly conduct, was
fined 81 and cost and required to give 800
bail to keep the peace.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
THE TELEPHONE CONCERT.

Last night an exceedingly slim audience
assembled in the Opera House to witness
the great scientific wonder of the age.
Where is science to halt, when music and
song, mocks distance, and the thrill ofa
soprano in Philadelphia, is heard fully and
distinctly in Wilmington, by means of the
Telephone. The notes of the cornet, played
by Mr.. Briscol, at 10th and Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, filed the Opera House. with
their melody.
We hope some effort will be made by our
citizens, to have Mr.. johnson give another
exhibition of the wonders of the Telephone.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29

!. .:'T'ELECRAMS. 4. Il
The War in the East.
THE POSITION At sHIPKA PASS.
THE RUSSIAN .RETROGRADE' y
MOVEMENT.
THE INDIAN CONFERENCE AT
Wv #tg WASHINGTON.
I. :, ---- .-- ----.- 81 ------- 1---- n 55i
a.. 1a d. =. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
,s,.. -. ->..->>>----- ->..->>> : - M<l $i
ATTEMPT TO ROB A TREASURE
COACH.
@'~ !, (, I ! - - : e. / II
ETC. ETC, ETC,
|stA THE EARTERN WAN "a
THE INDIAN CONFERENCE AT
" asl WASHINGTON.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ATTEMPT TO ROB A TREASURE
W.. ,.',... . COACH.
THE EAsTERN. WAR.

~ M 4 - .ff I Z n3
/" TIE POSITION AT sHiPKA PASS, "" /"
q NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-The "Hersld's"
correspondent Of Constantinople telegrsphs
that rumor is prevalent in that city that
Spleiman Pacha has at last succeeded in
intercepting the communications 6of tho
Russians occupying The sshipks Pass With
the town Of Gabrovs. Also, that the Turks
have succeeded in cutting of the retreat of
the Russians, surrounding them on all sides.
ANOTHER SUCCESS FoR osNAN PAsuA.
Another rumor prevailsin Constantinople,
as telegraphed by the "Heralh's" special
correspondent, to the effect that Osman
Pasha has achieved an important success at
Plevna. It is sisted that he repulsed 4
Russian attack onAthe eastern redoubt, and
the Russian loss is set down at 5000 and
four guns.
PRINCE HAssAN's RAID. 81.
A cable special states that Constanti-
nople correspondent reports another rumor
to the effect that Prince Hasssn, son Of the
Khedive, who commando the Turkish right
wing, has crossed the Danube below silistria
with 10000 men. He purposes to intercept
the Russian Communications with Sistova
while Mehemet Ali assails the Russ ian front
at Biela.
THE RUSSIAN RETRoGRADR MovEMINT.
The "Times" shumls special says the
retrograde movement was. partly because
the recent rains rendered it difficult to bring
up supplies, and partly on account Of the
Russian massing considerable forces on the
Lom.
1t would appear from this explanation
that the idea of holding the country between
the Lom and the Yantra has been abandon
ed by TIE Turks. Thus 1t once more be-
comes possible for the Russians to Isolate
and blockade Rustcbuk, which, however,
has probably been supplied for the winter
during the past month that communication
has been open. ''' ''' ' . '' . '''
Nehemet Ali's right will again be about
Kazilevo with Rosgrad as q base, while his
left will extend ss far as the defiles south
Of Osman Bazaar, being within easy sup
port from Shumls. wg ,
Correspondents with tho Czsrewitch are
not ssnguine Of his ability to force the line
of the Kara Lom Notwithstanding the ar.
rival of several divisions Of the Imperial
Guard.
PRICE OF SILVER ADVANCED IN GERMANY.
The "Financicr" says Germany has sd-
vsnced the minimum price. at which she
will sell silver, to SD. per ounce. WING
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
Local .AHa1rY'
LOCAL NOTES.

Market dsyl
Jester is among US again.
Advertising pays! Try it.
Patronize our city merchants.
Buy the MORNING HERALD regularly.
soiree Tonight at the Friendship Engine
House.
Send your children to Sunday School to-
morrow.
Ifyou have houses or rooms to rent adver-
tise them. -! ""-r N~ 's
Where are you going to church to-
Read the church notices in the MORNING
HERALD. ,r'i'#tS' ".t'
The MORNING HERALD is good sdver.
tising sheet.
Peter Mccall, charged with counterfeit
ing. will be sentenced on Tuesday.
The soiree at the Friendship Engine
House, this evening, opens at O'Clock.
The agent for the sale of Gaf, Fleishman
& Co.'s Compressed Yeast is now in this
city. 'AsaHl ..'..o
This night week "Divorce" will be per.
formed at the Opera House by Daly's Fifth
Avenue Company.
Are you reading the story of " The Paris>
ian Detective (" It is published in the
MORNING HERALD.
Ifyou want to spend q pleasant evening
20 to the soiree in the third story of the
Friendship Engine House.
Those who have leisure time at their dis
possl should attend the temperance meeting
at Landenberg tomorrow.
John Montgomery has been engaged to
play for the soiree at the Friendship Engine
House, every Saturday evening.
The "True Citizen" New York publi~
cation, is as It's name indicates, guide and
instructor to enable one to become good
and worthy citizen.
The congregation (colored), Of Simpsons
NJ. 4. Church, Newport, will have grand
religious rally, commencing tomorrow and
continuing during the week.
Yesterdays e. E. and c." says, "Coun-
Gil adjourned early last evening. There is
nothing like q minstrel performance for
hurrying up municipal business"
During the October term Of the United
States Court in Philadelphia, which will
commerce ON Monday next, the equity case
of Me- Combs, Of this city, vs.. Credit Mobi-
lier, Will be brought up for trial.
"Our most Holy Father, Pope Plus IX,"
says the Pol,e's Secretary, 'has graciously
conceded 3. hundred days. indulgence to
any American who will visit any church
and pray for the conversion of tho Indians.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock, at
Edge Moor, . boy who was riding on q
freight train with several other jumped
from tho train and in so doing was severely
injured internally. He was brought back to
this citV.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
MAGISTR CASES.

j. 8. Rollin was committed to jail yestcr>
day for 60 days by Squire Frazer.
Wilmer Price. colored, was charged by
William Trusty, with disorderly conduct be-
fore Squire Hagany; case dismissed for
want of sufficient evidence.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF man,

forth
The tender leaves Of hope, tomorrow bios.
And bears his hlIppshing ~ honors thick upon
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
go" have not means to purchase comfort
able Clothing? Let'him 10 to the
LOTHING HOUSE OF A. y. YATEs
~ q. Ledger Bail01ng. Cor. sixth
ana Chestnut.
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with people nom morning un'i
nixhtr doing q successful and large busi-
ness already. and only in the secoqd week
warm and rainy, yet our sales, are SO far
four times larger than last year Why ~ 1t
that We are doing such large business be-
Jon" oAA AaoASs .,. ..r.a.,. #'i - ..I'H"
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
ONE CENT
U. 8. COURT,

In the United States Court, yesterday
morning, in the Mccall counterfeiting case,
Mr.. Lore withdrew his motion for . new
trial, and on Tuesday morning next the acs
cused will receive his sentence.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29

-c1 oF shOURS--WlLMlNETON
R.N,,gl,,srE ME rEsN UR acknowledgements
a1sday Dec. !, 1876 ',.: Trains will will run
oWs; " n,,nptcp rl, 10 70 a m, and 5 3op m
wr'nbgp w1ndenburg Z 45 q m and 80 pm,
at at wilmington 7~ 2 M ana ana . IL
! at landenbers at u M and 8 Al
,r,uoNs, TRAIN ieaving Landen'
nh6 q u a. n. with train for Philadel-
Y 'jtvSi jjesving Wilmington q 1922 : ., q N 4,
ysy;s pnl5es,Rnis peia%are ae srain dI lew
Cndrnbern at | 10 y. m.
ipaving Landenberg at ] ~ p. m,
bennsvlyanie. and Delaware train ,an q
|rajn sin'l leaving Wilmington for phiia.
p. IN. .,,,,,or at 52O n m
poin ,9 Iss.1us Inllaiaiphia at Is p
alh 's' u. CONNFLL Snp
The Morning herald., 1877-09-29
RAILROADS.

,r ouIA WILMINGTON AND
AIDJhiLTT1MORE RAJLROA
1uEe 10th 1877. ..,,o,v,
.,,,, ,sage Wilmington az follows
mia and intermediate g statl1ns o. . ~. i"
dsiPp dsP. 800, 10 co. a. M 'O' 4''' "''
gg1ni,, Pm and New York, 221, ~ a m'
1nGie RW. and s ihlsrmeaiate stations 81
q; IL and Washington, l oS, $685. a M
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II, gndAntermediate stations 81"
ltnS 0pm. 4, i X. . . oo
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IN. opNDAY TRAINS.
,,"1snd intermediate stations
ssl3ns,e AMI ~ and + New W. York, ,222 z a m.
tlsi s1a ip and Washington. W a NJ
lo,s e,r'her intormation passengers are
y la.Sutnh, ~ he time tables posted at the de-
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