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Tennessee.
FA1LrRE OF pRY-Goops HOUSES in MEMpH

FAILvRE OF DRY-GOoDs HOUSES IN MENPHls
MEMPHIS, January 1.-THE following
Main-strset clothing. houses have failed: Ju-
Illus Behr l. Co., NJ. Field s. Co., II. Rosen-
thai & Co., and J. G. Ward & Co. The liza
bilities OF the latter firm are 900, 900. They
have offered to Settle on the basis OF fifty
cents in the dollar, which Is declined by the
eastern creditors. The liabilities OF the other
firms are unknown,
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NEWS FROM II n 8 ID D 'ORI,D
N b
asoTnEn RrsE or rnsE sy.srEEs.

TIE sTAuNToS-RIvEE BRIDGE, ON TIE
DANvILLE ROAD. SWEPT AWAIT II e
FREsHET At ,LYNcHBURG;; THE WhT ZEE
I TWELVE FEET HIGHER THAN Usual
HOW THE soUTHsIDE TREsTL1NG Was
sAyEp-sIATTERs AT WAsHINGToS-AP-
PLICATIoN FOR RECEIVER FOR THE
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE COMPANY OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUSPENSIONS IN
NEW YoRK-SToRMY WEATHER ON THE
GOA sT-THE WAR NEWS FROM THE
-sUICIDEs-CAPTURE OF AN OUT
LAW IN NORFOLK COUNTY, &C, &C.
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Fire i'm Charlotte.

MossISGPoRn, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA,
January 8, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Ii. c. Rice, most eX-
cclent citizen residing near Gates Ferry,
in this county, met with quite a serious &C.
cident few nights since. having had his
stable, with two valuable horses and two
good mules, destroyed by fire. Cause Of the
fire unknown. Loss, about $1,000. No in
Surance, as1S
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sMoTnERED BY Coal s.--AShlGnd Pa,
January 9.-This evening Mrs. Margaret
Burke was found insensible in bed, with
her son, twelve years OF age, dead by Ter
side. lis supposed they were overcome
by sulphur from q new heater in the cellar.
The mother is likely to recover,
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South CarOliQR.

SPECIAL ELECTION IN GEORGETOWN CogNTY-
ALI. CoLoRED MEN ELECTED By sosID Ne
GRO VOTE. ...-.-..
CHARLESTON, January 11,-RetIns from
the special election for county officers held
in Georgetown county on the Sth instant
indicate the election OF che whole Republic
can ticket, composed entirely Of cOlored
men. The negro Vote was as solid as at
anY election held since reconstruction.
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The M0Gsett Register In suffolk.
SUFFOLK, Va, January 10, 1878

Editor Norfotk Landmarks:
There are twelve alcoholic and five malt
registers in Suffolk, and the tax for Deem
Der was rs537.2G. The county, including
Suffolk, has twenty-eight alcoholic and ten
malt registers. The returns for Nanse-
mond county for one year will be over
$4,000. Il.
This return is the best yet made. At
this rate the yield for the State would be
$l,500,09O annually j
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Connecticut.
THE CHARTER OAK LIFE-ISSURANCE COMPANY
BEFORE THE COURTS.

HAR7poRD, January 11.-Insurance- Com
missioner Steadman this morning made
application before Judge Pardee for the
appointment OF q receiver for the Charter
Oak aLife-Insurance Company; also for q
tenn porarY Injunction. The Judge granted
the Injunction and ordered the officers Into
court on Monday next to ahoW cause WY
the application should not be grantee
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Gale ON tho Massachusetts, Coast.
DAMAGE TO VESSELS. ].

. VINEYARD HAVEN, January 1.-THE gale
last night was unusually severe In this VIZ
cinity, 81 number OF vessels Gere blown
ae.ssaore and others damaged by fonling with
each osher. I ,ssgs's
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,,,,,s ii lie church he resfg one
n ana iii Ills salary - offer was ac-
Foreig.i News.
an 4 yIcfoRY .AT sefIrK1 Pass.

SIgfsTICTQRYtATg SEfiIfkA8Pas lSSEs
| TIE Bucharest correspondent Of The
Times says y The batfali0ns captured in.
Sehipka pass probably number from three
hundred to four hundred men each. The
victory was the result of O combined move
mer,t BY Generals Radetsky and skobelof,
through the schipka and Trojan passes re-
srectively. 4
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
L0Npos, January 1.-THE Ageace Russo
denies the truth OF the statement that the
Porte has already accepted 3 preliminary
basis Of peace, and says the Porte, however,
is aware that the acceptance Of these bases
must precede the conclusion Of an armistice.
SULLIVAN PASTA RELIEVED OF HIS COMMAND.
VIENNA, January 1.-THE Political Cor
respondence's special from Constantinople
states that Suleiman Pasha is relieved OF
command and summonedto ConstantinoRle.
Go
The Richmond Dispatch, well known for
its devotion to the true interests and honor
OF Virginia. on Tuesday the LIST instant is
sued its double or Newly ears paper, full
OF statistics and giving a very complete
history Of the business OF Richmond for the
year 1877. May its editors be able to dis
patch the demagogues who would barter
the honor OF Virginia for ofice.-Ctark
Courier.
RICHMOND, January 10, 1S7s.-There is
rampant disposition among some Of the
members of the House to abolish, clean out
and obliterate forever, many, and, indeed,
all Of the offices OF the Commonwealth save
that of Governor, perhaps.-CoTespond-
ence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
A post Office is reestablished at Upper
James, Botetourt county. Va, on tie route
from Buchanan to Clifton Forge, with w.
3. Bean as postmaster. Miss Sallie b. Stick
leg is appointed postmaster at Lowesyille,
Amherst county, Va, vice David Witt, re-
signed.
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KMs1uCkY.
STRUGGLE yon THE ssS.1ogsgrp.

STRUGGl.E 5UIt THE SFsNAIUHSHIP.
FRANKFORT, January 1.-Two ballots
were taken in the General Assembly to-
day, resulting each Fur Williams, "a; Lind
say, so; AcCreery, 20; Boyd 10, Adj
journed.
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BEEcHER SCALES HIS SALARY.--HeI
York, january TO- Henry Ward Beeeher
senta letter 10 Plymouth church tonight, In
which, owing to The falling of Of the reye,
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SALES REPORTED. TO sECRETAR,

WuEAT.-Red, SO bnsbels common at 1925: 80
bushels at 81 SO 80 bushels Mt Sl.3o; Il bushels
fair Fult. ut 80: p6 bushels very good FultZ ut
Si.33; 46 bushels at 81 .27: SO bushels common
Lancascar at 81 20; 10 bushels Fulx II 81. 80 100
bushels mixed al III 80 ~ bushels good I.ancaster
at 81 go; 10 bushels FAIR Lancaster Ut $1.35iotaA
800 bushels
CoxN.-Whita> LOO bushels very good Mt 52s.s
20 bushels yery good at 52e-to,al, l42 bushels.
RyE.-12 bushels good al SIC.
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Canada's financial CraTnp.
MONTREAL, january H. Anthony sfc-s
heand & Co.. commission merchants, haze.
failed, with liabilities OF sss25 ,DGa. ssa5
Fire tr, ! 2, ...y ssr..,,rswtess.

En-. ,Ions's, N. b., Jan uar,, IRE To-
day at Carlton, II. r., destroyed Hgilon,s
iivery.sfable, six valuable horses, and two
dwellings,. z S.
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Pn,rsafoNn TOBACCo EXCHANGES.

FRIDAY, January IL, 1873.
The breaks to-day comprised IS hogsheads,
tierces, and 1 box. The offerings at auction on
Change were 20 packages; Of which number 10
were taken in. and the remainder sold ct prices
,angtug from 81 to S2s.
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CANNOT BE E&CELLED.
MASS.
II. x. SLerenS:

CHAELESTowN, MASS.
II. X. Steuens:
Dear Slr-This is TO certify that have used your
3" Blood Preparation " In my family for several years,
and think that for Scrofu!a or Cankerous Humcrs,
or Rheumatic affections. H. cannot be excelled; and
az blood purifier and spring medicine 1t Is the best
thing. can choerfully recommend 1t TO any one in
need Of such 81 medicine. Yours, respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSAIORE,
10 Russell street.
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XLVTH Congress---Second Session.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1878.
SIN
The Senate was not in session to-day.
q HOIJSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Proceedings were opened with voting on
the resolution reported from the Commit
tee Of Ways and .sMeans directing the COM
mittees to investigate the several Depart
ments of the Government. The original
resolution was carried by the Democrats by
a strict party vote. The rest Of the day was
taken up in the consideration OF private
bills, none of which, however, were passed.
The House adjourned until Monday.
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Elnllr.A,

Fine, $3.50: supertine, $3.50; extra superhne.
1925. COMMON family. s7@s7oO fancy FAMILY
and CRY Mfiis, $SaSS.25, and very dull. e. ,
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Pennsylvania.

YARN-Mth IN PHILADELPHIA DESTROYED By
FIRE. 5zt3gs
PIiILAnA,pH1A, January 1.-The Chatham
Mill, occupied by John F. Lodge, Harrers
& Montaine, and Baird F. Giedhili. all
manufacturers of carpet-yarns and hosiery,
was destroyed by fs:e te-tay. The total
loss is $4,000.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY IN
COURT.
PHILADELPHIA. January 11.-Quo ,nar-
ranto writs having been issued at the in.
stance OF the Attorney General against ths
Western Union Telegraph Company Ia
show by what authority they exercised the
rights and franchises Of telegraph com
pany In this State, petition WIS filed to
day in the Office OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for the removal Of TIE case to tht
United States Circuit Cours. The petition
was accompanied with d bond for a $1,000
fee. As the removal is matter OF right
the case will go to the last.named court.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January IL. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED. To SECRETARY.
WUEAr.-Red. 800 buslels, H..
CORN White. 222 bushels, of which 100 bushel
were re-exhi5iied.
RYE-l @ bushels, all of which were re-exhibiteC
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BALTLMORE,

BALTIMORE, January l1-Flour dull and ul-
changed. southern wheat dnn and urlehanged;
western quiet and steady No. western g Tt aa
sou,herfs coSn--whie dnll and easier; nSi.
nal; western opened dall, weaker and ewsr etSssa
a,,iet ana easier; s0uthernt 33c. Rye RoyntpAily
fauist nt 66c. Provisions Roand lots, no ofdeTs,
but easier. Bacon ders clear no,
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New York.
THE COTTON EXCHANGE OPPOSES THE BLAND
SILVER BILL.


THE COTTON EXCHANGE OPPOSES THE BLAND
SILVER BILL.
NEW YORK, January IA largely-at-
tended meeting Of the Cotton Exchange was
held this P. M.-James T. Newman, presi-
dent, in the chair. Resolutions were passed
condemnatory of the Bland silver bill, as
its passage would be injurious to the entire
cutton-producing Interests Of the country,
which are closely allied with the markets Of
the world. 1t was the interest alike Of the
merchants, planters, and IaboTers that our
standard OF values should harmonize with
those of the principal commercial nations
Of the world. They hailed with satisfac-
ton the action OF the New Orleans clearing
house and Chamber OF commerce, also
the action OF the Savannah Cotton Exchange,
on this subject, deeming their interests
identical.
FAILURES.
NEW YORK, January 11-John Il. Henry
and Curran & Co., in the drug and patent
medicine business, have suspended on ae-
count Of the suspension OF E. j. Dunning,
Jr., whose concern was one OF the largest,
il not the largest, patent-medicine firms in
the country. In the mercantile agency
books it was rated as having 4 capital Of
from $500, 900 to S750.000. There has been
no settlement yet OF the affairs OF f.. j.
'Dunning, Jr. From all that can be learned
he is not in as good condition in several re-
sDects as he was thought and represented to
be when his suspension was first announced.
John T. Henry was the Republican candi-
date for Mayor OF Brooklyn at the Novem-
Der election.
THE, PARIS EXPOSITION.
NEW YORK, January 11.-Commissioner
Mccormick authorizes the announcement
Tint he cannot attempt reply to the nu-
merous applications for clerkships pouring
in upon him from all quarters. The total
force OF clerks is small, and the selections
have already been made. He wishes it I'M
derstood that all applications for appoint
ments for additional or honorary commits
sioners must he made to the President.
The work Of allotting space to eXhi bitors
will occupy week or more, and each ap-
plicant will receive notice Iii writing OF the
decision in his case. The first Government
ship will sail from New York for Havre on
the first week of February. She wsai be
ready to receive goods January 30th.
TRAap's DAsTARDLY, AcT-NARRow ESCAPE
FROM ANOTHER FIRE HORROR.
New York. January 1I.-This afternoon
tramp entered the basement OF TurniyaPs
basging factory, at 25e and 25S Water street,
Brooklyn, and was ordered out. When
going out he struck match against bag
OF lutte. In moment it was in flames,
which rapidly extended along the lower
part Of the factory. There were $50 girls
employed in the upper part of the building,
who narrowly escaped being sutfocated and
burned. The lower passage-ways being
in flames, they all effected their escape
without accident through windows which
opened on the roof Of neigiboring she'd,
The fire was confined. to the lower part OF
the building, Loss, $4,000.
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OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY,(
RICHMOND, VA, January II, 1878. s
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Il this company have declared DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT out of the profits of the last
Six months. payable on and after the 18th Instant
jal2-lw T.. b. MEADE, Secretary.
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p1ny.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, 6. w. Alien & Co.,
agents. 20
. Steamer j. ". Eycr,nan. Plntr, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers w. u. Porter agent.
steamer John SYiye.trr, Clifford, EorIoik, United
States mail, mel chaDdise and passengers, l.. IL.
Taium, agent. ~
Schooner Concord. Haines, Philadelphia MGR
chandse, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner William r. Kennel, Soper, View York,
camel coal, GtrvaS StGr1S. agent.
Schooner Dick Williams. Wi!lets, WILMINGTON,
Del, pid City Point, old yaiis Curtis s. Parker.
MEMORANDA.
Steamer Ashland, Hewes, from Richmond,as Fall
River January 7th.
Schooner Mariou, Herbert, from Richmond, at
Schooner Mary II. Hickman. Robinson, fspss
James river, 1t Philadelphia January 9th.
by Telegraph.
4 DISASTER TO RICHMOND VESSEL.
NORFOLK. January 11.--The schooner Catawan-
tank from Richmond, with granite, is ashore on
Polnt-No-RocS, Chesapeake Bay. Assissal ce Las
D'''' ''i'' oTuER DISASTERS.
steamer name unknown) ell 200 tons burden, Is
ashore on Sow-and-Pigs."
BALTIMORE. January l1.-During n severe gale
here last night four sclio0ners were driven ashore.
ROcKLAND, ME-, June 1I.-Tle heaviest SOUTH
east gale known here prevailed last Di9ht, doing
great damage. The steamer Ulysses, OF the Rock
land, Mount Desert and Sullivan Line, broke from
her lunorngs anu went on the rocks at the South
Maine railroad wharf. .Esp
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RY TGEl.ZraD1a.
NEW YORK.

Noon.-Stocks buo, ant. Money on call, per cent.
Gohi, lC29 Exchange-Long, 49,; short, ass.
State bonds firm and higher. Governments 6rmcr.
EvenLng.-Money easier at per cent. Sterling
4Slis. Gold lower ut 1925. Governments steady.
States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 1l.-Virgrssa consols, So
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CITY BANK OF RICHMOND, january 4, 1878.
VHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
IL THIS BANK have This day declared a DIVI-
DEMO OF THREE PER CENT. free Of all taxes)
out OF the profits OF the past six months payable OH
and after the 10th Instant.
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yEGETENE.

VEGETINE
PURIFrEs THE BLOOD, RENOvATEs AND
INvIGORATEs THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.
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TlDOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY4sEX-
ID EcUTED 81 the DIS ATgE PRINTING
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO,1
TREASURES OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va.
November 20, 1878.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
In DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. on the
payable ut the Office or the company I'm the city OF
Richmond, Va, ON and after the SECOND MON
DAY i14th) ia january, J 81 g. ~ l
The transier-bookS viii be closed on the 9TH OF
JANUARY, 1873 M. w. WARRINGTON,
no 29.tJal & fss <..ss.5k Treasurer
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DIVIDENDS.

A semi-annual DIVIDEND
~ OF THREE PER CENT. free of iaxesl viii
be paid to the stockholders Of the BANK OF COM
MERGE on and after this day.
JOHN c. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
January 12 1878. 12-3t
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YARN-MLL IN PHILADELPHIA DESTROYED 81
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,>.,.,, nsEq1S,, OF THE YOUNG MEMS cnRis-
:, :. MISUNDERSTANDING ADDRESSES,
-, CO .-pyrs,AN UNBORN coRPs-rERsoNA -
,,,,,, r-ra,0s s asstg}ts.
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MARINE aSTEE.aGENCx. )

IINIATDRF aLMA>ac-JAvuAn l.. 1873.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE. january 11.-ViEgrfsa conso
North Carolina SIS, old, 81. Bid
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Washington.

ARRIVAL. OF MORE ToBACCo-MEN--THE POINT
AT IssUs-pR0P0sED REDUCTION IN THE
TAX-THE CLAM OF WILLIAM AND MARY
CoLLEGE-THE woMAS's SUFFRAGE AMEND
MENT-THE FRAUDS OF THE DEPARTMENTS
TO BE INvEsTIGATED-THE RICHMOND GAS
CONTROVERSY. &C.. &C.
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SWEEPING INVESTIGATIONS.

~ 81 Ell
MIR. Kelley had long interviews to-day
with Chief-C Clerk Upton, Assistant-secre-
tary- oi-the- Treasury Hawley, and finally at
this afternoon with Secretary Sherman
himself. He satisfied the Department that
there had been misund erstanding respect.
Ing the position Of the gas committee and
the Council in regard to the Government
gas, and all expressed willingness to arrest
proposed action If the Government could do
it without loss. Finally Mr.. Sherman told
Mr.. Kelley to have the gas turned on Il it
could be done, and as soon as possible fur
nish a full statement In writing OF the posi-
tion and acts of the city, and said he would
request a like report from DIR. Mills. MIR.
Kelley Is quite hopeful Of iuls Success In BIS
mission at an early day.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
DIED..


r ASTLACK K-PRICE.-On the 2th instant
by Rev. ". q. Robinson, SIS Welsh street.
Chester, Pa, M. W. s. Eastlack, Of AlIno'
nesson, n. j., to Mise b .rbara A. Price, oi
Chester, Pa.
ADAMS On the oath instant, by
Rev. W. C. Robinson, SIS Welsh street, ut
Sarah + Ashby. both Of Linwood, Pa.
HUNTLR-LEO> >AkD.-On the Gath inst,
by Rev. W. q. Robinson, jl6 Welsh street,
Chester, Pa. Mr.. Wilmer Hunter to Miss
Florence II. Leonard, both Of Wilmington,
Dol.
BENIN ETT-CLY MER.-On the 25th inst,
~ Rev. W. G. Robinson, SIS Welsh street,
Chester, Pa, Mr.. James II. Bennett TO Miss
Sallie Clymer, both OF New Castle Del.
IRWIN.-On the 18th instant, Sidney Moore
Irwin, aged three years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully inYited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of his uncle, John nj. lr.
win, S.2 East Ninth street, on Saturday alter
| noon, ut two o'clock Funeral services In Old
Swedes' church, and interment In cemetery OF
said church.
STAVELY. On the 22nd OF December. Mt 81
o'clock after short illness, Anna Stavely
Funeral from the residence OF her brother
in-law, Henry M, White, on the New Castle
road. on Thursday. Dec. 70, at y. IN. Kent
county papers please copy.
JOH NSON.-- Thursday morning, the 26tn
inst, William NJ. johnson, in the +7th year
Of his age.
Tho rela ives and friends are respectfully in
vited " attend tie funeral IRON his late resi-
dence. l06 King street, on Sunday afternoon,
at 3O'clock Speaking at the house at2 0 clock.
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LOCAL TINE TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10, 1878.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,
for Philadelphia: 23.. 7.05, $40, s.Oo, $50,
1000 a. M; l2.37, 1913 2.3O, 400, $40,
20, g.+6 p. m
+ New York: 2.37, Il. M; 7.0b, $50, l2.37,
i23e, 5.46 u. m. lsn sundays: 237, bl7
p III.
F3r Sanlmore and Washington: l26l. 2lO,
S.3s a. tn.; l25T, l.o4, 6ls. y. M
For Baltimore 70S, Express. On SUNDAY
Tor Baltimore and Washington: l2.5l, 2l0,
$50 a. IN.
For Baltimore md way stations; $50 II. HI.
5lSp. M.
For New Castle: 90, s.l6 a. m, LOO, o.S.
For Delaware X. r.: 9l6 n. IN: LOB, $50 =
For Wilmington q Northern X. r. 6.2 3,
m.;9.2O a. m: 3p. m; and 500 p. m Sat
urday's only. HOO p. In.
For Delaware Western X. r.: 1920, $40 p. m,
sunday trains, 1890 Il. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Y III Piuladelphia l2.45, 2.03, s.34 $40 Il. IL.
l2.U3. l2.47, l.V2. 4.20. 5.l3, e.25, 100, 7.i0,
ll.l5 p. II. On sundays l243, LOB. S4
1910 a. m; 1856, MS. p. IN.
Y IN Baltimore 2.3l, $50 Aba. In.; 1927, l2.31,
i.3s 9.36 y. IN. On Sundays:2.3l, Am. 5.36,
a.S6 p. NJ.
: m Washington; 2Sl a. IN. l227, l2.S7
5.3o, g.36 p. m. On Sundays: 23l II. m
5.36, 9,36 p. m.
from New Castle: $50, 1910 a. TO-;
10 p. IA. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware K. r.: $50 a. m; l2lO, Tl0
p. IN.
+ on Wilmington b Northern X. Il: sos
u. n. ll.3O a. m; l..0 p, m; and 1856 p. m
Saturdays only, 1920.
Pom Delaware Western r. r.: 7b5 a. m
3lop. m. Sunday trains, 6p. m.
IRA Es FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADKL-
PHIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
7ag, 500. 1870, ll.46 n. m; 800, 400 SIS,
800. 6.l5 Q. Is. ll.3O D. IN. On Sundays
7aD 80 a, H.; 600, ll.3O p. IN.
r ON Thtrty-Second and Marketstreets: 90,
7.30, ll.j5 IA. m: 1925, 400 600, II &c y. IN
On Undavs: LOO. 7.30 n. IN.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-27
DHI La ELPHlA. csazssnHr
i NiLMlNGTON AND
BALTIMORE. RAILROAD.

TiIMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10. 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
: Vi, SO 10 90 n. III. , 30. I %, IN, y 40 y. n.
Philadelphia (Express) 300 80, a. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYOrk, 7 05 2 81, y % q.
m, Y IS, u 81, 5 +6p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 8 81 al
Baltimore and Bay Line, vs..
Baltimore and Washington " 81, go S7F
a. N. IL 81, o., 5lS, 10 70 p. III.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor
New Castle 8 20. 9 l5 a. N. 0b, . 80 p. M.
Harrington and Intermediate stations Is
n. M, O5 8 30 p. IN.
Delmar Intermediate stations Is d. nl. %
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations : IL
m, OO, 8 80 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2Os, 8 +5 a. IL.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; 2 ~, : 81
For further information passengers are re-
ierred 10 the time-tableH posted At the depot
ov1D- H. F. KENSEY. Supt
" Y WESTERN RAILROAD.-Com
mencing Tuesday, Dec. !, 1877. Trains W.T.
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 % u. NJ, and 8 80 p. IL
Leave Iandenberg 8 IS u m, and 80 p. IN
Arrive atWilmington Oh am, and 10 p ID.
Arrive at Landenbergat II III. and 640p.D
u.
Connectons-Trans leaving Landenberg a.
Is a. m connect with train for Philadelph!f
10 q. M.
Train leaving Wilmington At 10 20 a. IL
with train leaving Philadelphia at 10 a. N
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Lane nberg at 90 p. IN.
Ira Lleaving Landenberg or. rl.' III
Penn 7lvania and Delaware tra!., 10 with
train leaving for PhiladelpH!ast laDp. III
Trains leaving Wilmington, ut $50 p, m
with train leaving = .t!adelphia, at 4.l5 p. m
my9dt y CONNEL. Supt,