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The New York herald., 1878-10-27
HEBREW ITEMS.

The religious school oi tho Th,rty.fourth Street
Synagogue opens this morEins for tho new session.
The Hebrew classes will commence Ia the middle or
tho week. There Is q nue circulating library
attached for tho OF the pups, which
II 10 understood, will bs rcpienshcd this winter
BY means OF proposed grand concert. Tho super
intendcnt Is Rev IL. s. jacobs, the minister OF the
congregation; the principal, Morris y. Wise.
meeting takes place ths afternoon at tho Norfolk
Street synagogue In csnnection Win the lair
be held IN aid OF its iunds
The Hebrcw free schools OF this city hold a public
examination at Steinway Hall this morning. vi nige
O'clock IL Is proposed TO establish a higher craze of
Hebrew instruction, including the study OF the ral-
ud under Professor Buiten Wescr, who Is Mt pres
cnt charge OF the thirty sixth street school aud
was formerly connected with Maimonidcs College OF
Philadelphia.
The number OF Hebrew marriages OF late has been
remarkable, the jewish ministers having been quite
busy In this limo within the last week or two Dr.
Gotheii married i've last week, tho Rev. Mr.. JACOBS
a ike number this week.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association met Tor the
first time last evening at Chickerog Hall,
which has been engaged for the season tor
their entertainments. The exercises were OF
a musical and literary nature, no,abe among which
was the organ recital by Professor wcinstcir. The
heaequartcrs OF the association are Progress Hall,
Fort, second street. vaiuabie additions 70 tho
library have recently been madA
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

the Life OF Gideonn will be considered by Rev. 3. B.
Hull to-day IN the Tabernacle Baptist Church
In the Sixth Avenue Reformed Church the Rev. W.
B. Merritt will preach at tho usual hours to-day.
In West Thirty-lourth Street Reformed Church this
morniu ug the Rev. Carlos Martyr will draw "A Lesson
from the Leaves" and IN tho evening be will give tho
nrst Of a series oil sermons smsn OF the Bible
.Evc, or the FALL"
The Few. Z. A. Reed will address the Yorkvilie
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon in their nall
Rev. Or. McGiynn, - 81. Stephens Church, will
lecture this evening the ..Poetry and PHILOSOPHY
Of tho Confessional" ST. Marys Church, at CrotoD,
the Hudson
Dr. Lyster will preach for the Dwyer Gospel Mission.
No. 10 Barrow street, this evening, At egnt O'Clock.
Subject, "Repentance"
Rev. DR.. A. B. Carter will ofhcate (morning and
EVENING" at the services To-Day at Grace Chapel
Rev. Or. E H. Chapin will preach at the Church Of
the Divine Paternity this morning and evening at tho
usual hours.
Rev. Dr. Howland will ofac,ste and preach at the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest at the usual hours.
Subject, 'srhe Borderiand OF Sin."
Revival meetings Will be held to-day and every even
ing this week in The Thrty-scvsnth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, conducted by Samuel Halstead
At The Churcn OF che Holy Spirit Rev. Mr. Guilbert
will preach in the morning on "rhe Kingdom Of God
within Us.' and in the evening on "rrue Patriotism -
Rev. +. c. Sweetzer VIII occupy the pulpit OF tho
Second Univsrsalst Church OF Harlem this morning.
Tho Rcv. A. G. Roger will preach in the evening to
young people. subject, 'Conacts ana Victory"
The Church Of the Messiah is TO receive fresh i'm
petus. Some OF the most eminent preachers in the
denomination-Rev. James Freeman Clarke. D. D..
Rev. Edward Everett hale, D. D., and others-have
engaged supply tho pulpit during the ensuing
season. A quartet choir has becn engaged, NC.
Ts-day Rev. George A. Thayer, of Boston, will preach
Subject, "Man a Religious Being"
At the Russian Chapel the Rev Father Bjerrng will
oflcate TINS morning 1t the usual hour
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
BNAI JESHURUN.


THE MISSION OF IsRAEL-sERMoN BY RABBI
HENRY s. JACOBS.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Jacobs preached yesterday to the con-
gregation Buai Jeshurun In the Thirty fourth street
Synagogue, taking his text from Isaiah Kiln, z which
portion OF the prophsicai reading OF Morn
Ing Tho preacher sad that perhaps no book OF the
twenty -iour comprising the Hebrew OF Scrip
ture has been the subject OF as much criticism
a. tho prophecies OF Isaiah. The contents OF
this book cover q wider space than would
seem be indicated by its initial verso; for they
late very largely TO Babylon, Moab, Damascus. Egypt
and Edom in their moral and physical contact with
Israel But what Is most Interesting to US Is that
tLcv pot nj TO glorious Mcssanic future the world
wide mission OF Israel This 10 Indicated IN the text,
winch declares tie nature OF this mission 10 be -
"ro open tho eyes OF the blind, 10 bring OUT OF
dungeo the prisoner, from tho prison house those
who dwell IN Darkness"
some commentators refer this prophecy to the
Threatened captivity ana promised redem ption OF
tho Hebrew nation; but we may consider II in q
more enlarged sense as dcnotIng tho mission oil
i,racl or orccsden 10 he words o the te X We nd
that they were diviney appointed 10 be covenant
Tor the people. a light Tor tho naiionr." The text
10 only explicativc OF the means to DO adopted 10
accomplish this great purpose
ITO OPEN THE EYEs OF THE BLIND "
This. said The preacher, - one oi the steps which
ton; for nothing binds "a man moro than the
obstinate prsjudices which spring IRON ignor-
ance. IL causes MN 10 close his eyes 70 Gods
wonderful working, ana 1t limits his range
oil mental vision to such n contracted span that hc
cannot look out OF or DeyOnd hlmseli rms Is ikDO-
rance o the most dangerous type, and II Is Israes
mission to correct this eva, to open tho cycs OF
the blind, to burst the bonds Of bigory and super
stitou which letter the intelligence, Tor no igno.
rance Is SO degrading rs religious ignorance, cspe-
cisiy II it be made TO secm on the side OF religion.
Freedom OF ihought-not free thi inkirg-s n rational
mans birtnrght and the jewel W the crown OF Juda-
ISM which does not prescribe bclict nor proscrbc for
bee 1t Is duty TO rec from the prison house thos0
VINO dwell In darkness
As on creauon's primal day Tho command
"Ict there bo light y and before those words DARK.
ness ncd over does true religion require the lgnt
OF knowledge TO dispel the darsncss Of Ignorance.
This rs the iieht which Is the mission
Of Israel to dispense throughout the world 1t
knowledge, faith and reason by winch that glorious
mission can he reached THIS Is the purpose before
US whose suit viii be TO bsnish blind prejudice TO
burst tho bonds of gL orabcc and irreigso and to
overcome the slavery OF darkness, Of faseDood, big
otrv and supersttttWn.
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called Atheists, and then. crssting the Of so
quence, exclaimed, '.wsil, We will thank God that
We are Atheists" The itea OF thanking God that
there Is no God 10 certainly sublime conception.
Dr. Storrs is responsible for . very funny story.
lady who sailor beaten, bruised and pounded
into jelly by a brutal captain, made Ill that
she remained below deck for several days. When she
once more made ner appearance the sailor at the
wheel. In great sympathy she went to him. full Of
the memory of the dreadful event. and said .How is
your head to-dayf" He haa himself forgoi ten the
chserily replied, sswss west and running tree,
madam" +"
The necessary union OF prayer and work Is well IL
lustrated by an anecdote OF DR.. Macleod. He was
Highland loch one day whom q serious storm arose.
He was large and powerful man, but his companion
was very dminutive. The danger imminent
that the good Doctor proposed that they should all
engage In prayer The chief boatman. who tug
gng with all ms might, replied, "Wei well; let tho
little ans gang to pray but the big maun taxi
oarn
Wc recall q story OF clever Scotch ciera yman wao
declared it impossible 10 be equally thankful Tor great
and small gifts Ho acted on this declaration when
ho said grace. Al time when inc table loaded
with plenty, and that OF tho toothsonc Kind, he
said, For the riches Of Thy bounty and It's blessings
We oner thanKs;'' but on another occasion whom
only wasningday dinner graced the board, he said
grace WITH III grace, as follows:-sWe thank Thcc
for the least OF these Thy mercles." However, not
every one has the good to say even that uch
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE LATE BISHOP RosECRANZ.

A. a meeting OF the Alumni Association Of st.
Jonn's College, tho following resolutions were unAa
mously adopted:-
Whereas 1t has pleased God to remove from this
wsrld our president, mo Right Rev. Sylvester H.
Kosccsanz d. d.. Bishop OF Columous and
whereas. recogniZing IN the career oil too late
Bisnop tho example OF a noble lie ana mo Eipo
fruit OF true Catholic education. wo desire 10
testify our sense OF MS virtues, our appreciation ot
his lofty character and the anectionae regard In
v ncn we have always held his iiiustrious name.
Resolved That in the death OF their distinguished
president the Alumni o ST. johns College have Iost
revcred leader. honored associate and cherished
freud.
Resolved That the Society Of the Alumni, grieving
the Churcn througnouI the United states ior the
loss IL has sustained by this dspcnsation OF the Al
mighty, will, condols especially with their fellow
Catholics VI the diocese OF Columbus, and unite es
pecialy with them IN tho expression oil sincere re-
spect for the memory OF the departed.
I. b. Connery. first vice president; H. II. Dodge,
second vice president; Van Dyke, tnird vics pres-
dent; W. J. Donncilsy, treasurer; Aipin Cameron,
secretary. Executive Committee-Jopn X. q. Has
sard, s. q. A. Murpny, H. v. Konnedy, ID A. Merrick,
IL }. o'BrIen. J. +. RELY ana 7. A. kendrick.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

Ing led by Philip Phillips IL will be an occasion OF
universal interest to many Methodiss In TINS city ana
vicinity. The services OF the DAY will revive mui-
tude OF precious memories Otner ch urches in this
cry and vicinity we'll afford TO permit their John
street members TO visit the old shrines on such days
There is only one such historic Church 10 American
hethodis AS the years OF their Church history IN
crease, the feeling OF Methodist people shouid DO
more and more intensified 10 appropriate one DAY
IN each year to the John Street Annlversary.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Hon. T. v. Cooper ON Potatoes.

Perhaps there is no one man in Penn
sylvania who knows as much about po-
tato growing as Hon. T. V. Cooper, of
the Delaware county American. Next
to politics he has given it his undivided
attention, and the result of his observa-
tions and toll he states in the last issue
of his paper. He says:
"We planted these two varieties side
by side last spring. The snowflake had
been so highly recommended that we de-
sired to give 1t trial. When we gath
cred the crop they yielded much better
than the early rose, but on comparing the
quality at the table the latter was far the
superior, boiling white and mealy, while
the other was hard and soggy. We sta
ted this fact to one of our farmer friends,
who informed us that If we kept the
snowfakes until the latter part of next
winter or until spring, they would boil
jnst as mealy as the early rose. We have
concluded to try the experiment, for to
be compelled to use them now we woult
almost as leave do without potatoes alto
gether. We have yet to find potato
equal TO the early rose."
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Personal.

Postmaster General Key and party
arrived at San Francisco Monday night
from Portland, Oregon.
Senator Thurman at last accounts was
much better and will he out in few
days. 1t was only blliousness.
Hon. VIM. e. Dodge, of New York,
has become life member Of the Interna-
tional Code Committee of America.
The property left by the late w. S.
O'Brien is officially estimated at nearly
$40, 200, 900. OF tbls amount 50, 562 800
are in Government bonds.
Notwithstanding his serious injuries
Mr.. George Bancroft continues his
literary labors. He will be confined tC
his house for several weeks to come.
Captain A. H. Bogardus, the famous
shot, sends to the Forest and Stream a
letter announcing his Withdrawal from
the pigeon-shooting arena for the coming
two years.
The Shurpe-O' Reilly faction of the Ma
tional- -Greenback-La party in New
York, on Monday night last nominated
Edward Cooper as their candidate fol
Mayor
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The Odd Fellows.
CLOSING SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
OFFIf,ERa FL - IorIar, - = ~

SLoslNG SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Grand Lodge Of Delaware, /, O.
.. r., continued in session yesterday af-
ternoon and last evening. The follow
ing are some of the important items of
business transacted:
The rent of the lodge rooms in the
Hall to the subordinate lodges was re-
duced from $120 to 500 per annum, and
the assessment on the subordinate LODGES
Tor the support of the Grand Lodge was
reduced from 10 per cent. to per cent.
of the receipts.
Thanks were extended to the retiring
Grand Master, John J. Gallagher, for his
zeal and efficiency during his term of
office.
Also, to the Grand Secretary. Isaac w.
Italian, for presenting to the Grand
Lodge bound copy of its proceedings
from 1871 to 1877, inclusive.
A donation of $50 was made to the
yellow fever sufferers at Memphis, and
one Of 500 for the benefit of the Uni
formed Patriarchs, of this city, to assist
in procuring uniforms.
several interesting appeal cases were
decided, and number of minor busi-
ness items were disposed of.
After the election of officers the Grand
Lodge adjourned until the second We'd
nesday in October, 1879. The officers
are as follows
r. w. Grand Master-Wm. II. Foulk,
of No. 20.
X. W. Deputy Grand Master-Burton
c. Barker, of No. 8.
r. w. Grand Warden-E. B. Crossan,
of No. 22.
r. W. Grand Secretary-Isaac W.
Hallam, of No. II.
r. w. Grand Treasurer-Richard II.
Ewbanks, of No. "a.
Grand Marshal-George Hughes, Of
No. /.
| Grand Rep. to G. L. of U. S., for two
years-John T. Jakes, of No. 20.
Janitor-David Downs, of No. 20.
W. Grand Guardian-Wm. II. Curry
of No. 81.
| w. Grand Conductor-DavidS S. Truit
of No. 8.
| w. Grand Herald-L. II. Quay, O
No. /.
W. Grand Chaplain-Rev. Gaylord II
Moore, of No. IS.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

NOTICE-I, Michael Mulligan, do here
~ by give notice that / shall apply to
the Judges of the Peace and Jail elivery
OF the state of Delaware, in and Tor the
county of New Castle; on Monday, the
18th day OF November next, A. d 1878,
beins the first day OF the next November
Term of the said Court, for q license to
sell intoxicating liquors in quantities not
less than one-half gallon, not to be drunk
on the prem lses, at my store, on Clinton
street, In Delaware City In school di stricts
Nos. 81 a d 76, Red Lion Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend this
application TO wit:
N. Geo. Price, Jes. o, Eagle,
John haunderer, John Maloney,
Edward Myers, j. Hunter.
Lewis Laboub, John Lang.
I'm ArmNr, Edward o. ell
VIM. p Householder. r. Pennington,
John Vanickle, george ! avldson,
Thomas D. Bradway.
oct9.3t. MICH AEL MULLIGAN.
n OTICE-I, Daniel Mcstay. do hereby
IN give notice that / shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court of General SESSIONS of
tie Peace and Jail Delivery of the State of
delaware, in and for he county OF New
Castle. on Monday, The 18th day of No
vember next, bsing the first day OF the
November Term, "A. D., 1878, for a license
| to keep an inn or tavern at the house
| known as the Practical Farmar Holel, in
| school district No. ], in Brandywine hum
dred, New Castle County. In the State of
| Delaware, and TO sell intoxicating LIQUORS
! In less quantities than one quart, TO be
drunk on the prem ises, and the following
| respectable citizens recommend the said
| application, to wit:
John NJ. Cardiser VIM. P. Lodge,
j. B. Wilson. Andrew Johnson,
| John CoZz ms, Herman Ju t,
| Jacob Norrett, James Grubb,
| w. II. Casey, Benjamin Brown,
| John Glover John 81. Glover,
| George Cleaves, John Hallett,
| Edward Travis. e. H. Dartley,
Richard Edwards,
ocf9.at& DANIEL McSTAY.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
The Cotton Crop.
REPORTS AS TO ITS CONDITION FROM
THE coTroN-GRowING STATES.

THE coTToN-aRowING STATES.
NORFOLK, VA, October The cotton
exchange has received 25 replies from IL
counties in North Carolina. The Weld
Is about the same and probably better
than last year and there will be from 200
to 225 lbs. lint cotton to the acre.
SAvANNAH, October 9.-Pickinc is
progressing rapidly. Yield from 800 to
45O lbs. of seed cotton to the acre; crop
will exceed that of last year.
Z Florida.-Plan'er are well up with
their picking. The yield per acre varies
the average being about $50 to 400 pounds
of cotton seed or about a bale to every
three and a-half acres and is little in ex-
cess Of last year. The Sea Island crop
will not equal last years as to quantity
orquality.
MOBILE, October 0.-Picking is pro-
crossing rapidly and some are half done.
The average yield per acre is estimated at
about 500 pounds seed cotton, and as COM
pared with last year is estima ed at about
a per cent. less.
Mississippi-Pickng is progressing rap
Idly and good portion of the crop saved.
The average yield per acre is estimated at
about 470 pounds seed cotton, and, as
compared with last year, Is per cent. less.
GALVESTON, October 9.-As to the
yield compared with last year 13 cores
pondents report the same; six report less;
four report ten per cent. less; six report
70 per cent. less: three report 33a less;
one report 80 per cent. less; six report
some better; eight reports 10 per cent,
more; eight report 25 per cent. more
eigot reoprt 30 per cent. more; 10 repor1
10C per cent; four report from $50 to SOC
per cent. more.
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According to the custom of the Otto

According to the custom of the Otto
man Court the Chamberlain OF the pal
ace teIegraphed last mohth 10 one OF
the Imperial Commissioners at Berlin
him to purchase for the Sui
tan. at the earliest possible date, a
dozen girls varying between the ages
of twelve and eighteen. Carte blanche
was given for the prices, which are
likely to amount to very considerable
sum' In itself the affair is but an ex-
ample OF the peculiar customs OF Tur-
kish monarchy but in connection with
the events of the moment seem TO iD-
dIcate an utter disregard for public
opinion and the exigencles OF the hour'
Balloon ascensions have been general
lv retained as attractions for western
fairs Ihis fall, and there have been aoout
the usual number of accidents; henry
Williams ascended from Alton, ILL.,, near
Nv n week ago, and has not since oee1 ,
heard of. Harry Gilbert was auveau.oS n.ea :. .
To 90 nm from Indianapolis, There was
a HIGH wind, and he would nave PoSS.,
nonssd the ascension had not some Oh tne
managers protested against dlsappo;ins,,
ment The balloon was blown agalns,
q tree with great violence, and so many
a. G;Ihe,t,s bones were broken that, II
he recoyers, he will be cripple ioi
life.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Five Missionaries Killed and
Eaten.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The steamer
New York, from Sydney via. Honolulu,
Just arrived, brings the following
NEW ZEALAND.-Five Wesleyan mis-
sionaries were murdered and eaten by
the Bush natives near the Malicola coast.
Eighty of the tribe were killed by the
traders and coast natives in retaliation.
. ,HoNoLULU.-W.L L. Moehnna, govern
or of Maui, died in September. John o..
Dominic has been appointed to fill the
NacancV.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Anniversary

Of the Episcopal Church Sunday schools.
The teachers and children of calvary, St.
Johns, st. Andrews, Old Swede's and
Trinity Sunday schools will please meet
on next Sunday afternoon, 18th inst,
promptly at 4 o'clock, in Trinity Chapel,
to practice the anniversary music.
The Children's Sewing School will be
reopened in the large school room, N. E.
clock on Saturday, Oct. 10Th. l4
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Settling Jay Cookies Estate.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. y.-The charges
of mismanagement of the Jay, Cooke es-
late, particularly the matter Of extortion-
ate counsel fees, preferred by Henry
Hazlehurst, Esq, upon the part of sever
al creditors, came before Judge Cadwal-
lader in the United States District court
TODAY. The Judge ordered a transfer to
the United States Circuit, Judge McKen-
nan presiding, and it is now probable
that argument will not be resumed be-
fore the April term.
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md Commercial.

-os. Dell, Oct. 10, 1879
trseroos,s, iurnlsned by
y t9|syton 9syt House Building
GiaS az i2 NJ. to-day.
peiaiiOTATIONS.
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c,ocLs and Bonds.
bnington Markets.

kLuseroS, Del, Oct. 10. 1878.
Al The Brandy wine Mills for
/ air Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

Mr. W. H. sHUsTER, Of IS n. Eighth lg,h
st1, Philadelphia, has in CONNECTION na WIN as
his wtllknSSwn GSnfsciinneci Dining
taS,seH Ronm He assures us that il will be MS
Of o the best market ,ns aords' Ssms af aqd a
rat'rruf ina nv of oysters in good style; Don't
s fosset AZ the NUN Der. 6s N Eighth oss3,s 81, pe
low Arch, Phila.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
Greenback Meeting.

The Fourth Ward National Greenback
Club will meet this evening at the corner
of Fourth and King streets, for business
of importance.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-10

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
wholesale and retail eYAMEs BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
H. a. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth ~nd Market Sts.
Majors Centennial Cement,
For mending broken China, Marble or
- ''"'' ~ z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to bristle brushes they
impart a cooling and refreshing sensation
to the scalp For sale TyAMEs p RE1r.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Leibig's Extract OF Meat,
In %lb., klb., klb. and 10. Jars, is sold
"n''e'"'' anu ~ z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmers Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less inj furious than real cof-
fee. but l. considered by those who have
used 1t to have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supply just received. Sold whole
''-O ''''' JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article OF children's food,
may ~ ''''>' II. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
''''e ''' '' " z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
! q. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth aud Market streets.
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT Williams
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market,
Choice PERFUMERY, CoLoGNEs, &C.
A fine assortment of HAIR. TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
| At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West, Pride of Key
West or Greuley I Gigar, ANS,
Choice FLAvoR1NG ExTRACTs.
| Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
/. Get the best" Wi. LIAMs' sAPONA-
CEOUS DENrIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing ana
| Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-tf Corner Ninth and Market
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RAILROAD0s
6ELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
more RAIL ROAD.

bELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
IN0RE RAIL ROAD.
September 23rd, 1878.
Nm leave Wilmington as follows
tha and Intermediate Stations,
700, 9E. 10 90 a. M, 2 30,
u, p. m,
SN, P. m.
I and Washington, 12 81, IS, s39.
pc, 5,O9, p. m.
Delaware Division, leave for:
tle, go, 9.l5, a. m. LOS, 6 80, pm,
Boz and Intermediate Stations,
$3.50 p. m.
Ira Intermediate Stations s.l5i
pm -
suyDAY TRAINS.
pha and Intermediate Stations
hM $50, p. m.
pbla and New York, zoo. 8 a, a.
Pc and Washington, 1881, 116 q
per Information passengers are
, the time tables posted at the
ii. +. RENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT
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nuy ano sell STOCKS
l N. Bonds and Gold In N
n U0, I York, Phila Baltimore
and local markets.
krRs AND BROKERS'.

kERs AND BROKERS'.
|ouse Building. Entrance on %
Street.
American, Red Star, Inman
i Lines 10 Great Britain and
b Europe
FOR SALE.
wil. (1ty Railway Co. stock.
First National Bank stock.