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agrees that all her property shall 60 Into the

agrees that All her property shall 60 into the
PROPOSED community
Judgment reversed. 49,,
oppoaitIons Of Henry Newell and others, appel;
tInnrt raras 81 Faat ,at"n Rouge. s' % =
II tho widow or any one Of her minor chill
dran possesses IN her own right 1900, nothing
can be allowed 70 the others under article s2E2
o. O.
Under article 9q74. G. G.. q physicians bill for
services to the deceased uring his last illness
enjoys no privilege, AZ against third persons,
unless duly recorded.
Judgment amended.
Tho following CAGES were called and Fixed for
trial
MONDAY DECEMBER 10, 1878.
No 5eoI Magdalena Rios ct ALI w. Elizabeth
Rtes wife, etc. at ais
No a3ap. Sarah Sterling ct ALL Va Mrs. s. 7.
Lawrason and husband
No. 44oi Thomas NJ. GIN, receiver. ct alil, va.
A. A, Atoeha ct ala.
TuEsDky, DECEMBER ~. 1873
No. CAST. Louisiana Cotton Manufacturing
Company va City IT New Orleans.
NJ. Gpip In Tho matter of the minor Victoria
Fortiar.
No. eio5. Cresoout City Live Stock Landing
and slaughter VI puae Company VS. John Gulrha.
No 7es Buaaav 4 %. va Nelson d..
No. GplD In tho matter Of the Mechanics 10
ciety.
No. 7lea Frederick Regal vs. John b. Mullen.
Mrs, M, Hlaaer third opponent.
THuRanAy. JANUARY 2, 1879.
No 7iao Huoressipn Of 7. w Lyons.
No 1916 Mrs NJ. A. baloire and husband vs.
T. g. WITT 4 Go, Bush Levert third oppo-
nanta.
M 7lpl Widow Anaia Herana va. jos, Paul
JaBlanr and IT. Boutta, executors.
No. TIT Succession Of Henry Tahary.
No 7tst John Carrau VS.. J. q. Aymee. Widow
Henry Tahary third opponent:
M. T2ii State OK rel J. M. Weymouth w,
Allen Jume Auditor.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 3. 1879.
No. b77o Thomas W. Bothick vs. Society
Tamino nereche.
No ETA VIM Durbri'ga va job Smith,
Mo- 1920 Nale 4 Cammaek va. Horace H..
Dufour.
No 1919 Philip Urumm, executor ct al, Va.
Louisa Klnnmau, widow, otr
No 7nsi Martin Lannes ct ais. vs. Jean Col
rege OF ala,
No. AGA Alfred Marohand Va. y. J. Pratt.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1879.
No Ge1b state Of Louisiana va. Solomon Prit-
rhard.
No. b7ss Louis Mestier vs. Merchants Mutual
Insurance. Company.
No ,7a1 Widow V. Bacas Va. J. Hernandez OF
A.
No. 1919. Chas. r. Alter Va. the Board of Lipui-
dalton. >,
No bhiG NJ Shelly y On. vs. Peter u. Thoda.
No Fhss Mrs g. w. Wlihorell We. VIM. " ".
Witherell. her husband. o. g. Holt. third on
pOuant
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STATE on LouratANA. /
Executive Department. J


Executive Department.
Wherona W o. DENEGRE. Of the city Of New
Orleans. has applied to mo for tho cancellation
Of n bond furnished and subscribed by r. +.
Parker. "a prineipn on the - day of ------.
1875. with William q. Denegre Rs security. IN
the sum of fifty thousand dollars approved on
tho twonty-nra dry Of October, iR75 hy 9. q.
Antoine. lieutenant Governor and Acting Gov
ornor Of Louisiana. and conditioned for the
faithful performance and execution Of the
duties Of the said u. 7. Parker ~ Public Adj
minstrator for the parish Of Orleans.
Now therefore. ]. FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS
Governor Of tho State o. Louisiana, DO hereby
issue this my proclamation. calling upon oil
persons therein Interested and concerned. tc
show cause. In writing. nj tho Office OF the Soc
rotary Of State within ninety days from and
after tho last publication hereof. why said bond
and tho mortgage resulting therofrom should
not he cancelled erased and annulled.
Given under my signature and the seal Of thf
State of Louisiana ut tho city of Now Orloans
this thlrieth day Of November. In tho year o
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and soy
enty- eight. ,ro,ora
BY the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary OF State
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THEODORE LILIENTHAL, Arti
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.


State OF LOUISIANA. /
Executive Department. I
WhersaE application has been made 10 mo for
the cancellation Of tho official bond u THOMAS
". HANDY late Civil sherlr for the Parish OF
Orleans. drawn and subscribed by him on the
Nth day of December, laTG for tho sum Of fifty
thousand dollars with tho following named
securities and In the sums hereinafter OK
pressed TO wit. Charles Prayer in the sum 81
twenty thousand dollars r. W Huntington. IN
the sum Of ten thousand dollars, and Charles
Ballolo. Henry Schilting. !. g. Donovan and
william Henry, in the sum Of five thousand
dollars each conditioned for tho faithful Dor
formance of tho duties OF said Thomas II
Handy az Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Now. therefore. I. FRANCIS +, NICHOLAS
Governor Of tho State of Louisiana, do hereby
issue this my proclamation. calling upon all
persons therein Interested and concerned to
show cause. IN writing. ut tho ef1ice Of the Secrn
tary of State within ninety days after tho last
publication hereof why said bond and tho mort
gage resulting therefrom should not be can
celled. erased and annnllod.
Given under my aignature and tho seal OF the
State of Louisiana. ut the city of Now Orleans
this thirteenth day Of December t9is
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
BY tho Governor
WILL, A STRONG,
dai4 4ojt Secretary of State.
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No sAl5. Henry Whitaker. appellant. Va Jos
a Wison.-Appaal from the Fourth District
'purt parish vt Orleans.
Judgment affirmed.
M. G330 O. W Randolph. appellant vs. n D.
Moods \ Rro.-Appeal from the sixth District
Court parish of Orleans.
Judgment amended 50 as 70 rrlact az in
etss u non-suit. plaintih claim OF owner
No. -32l. Jerome Hanly testamentary execu-
tor, appellant. 81. Marianne nrumm Appeal
from tile Fourth District Court. parish OF Or
leans. =, him.
3 married woman from binding herself Tor the
essa med BY the wife after marriage. and there
= nothing to prevent an Intended from enter
ing into q marriage contract Whereby sue
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho grand Jury was In session Yesterday
morning under the foreman II. Y. Vennard
Jos H. Oglesby, ESD. having been excused from
iury service. Although nothing waa allowed TO
ba let out" on the outside. II was evident that
the late election matters were under eonsdera
ton The hall was crowded with Witnesses from
the country conspicuous among whom was no
tleed Blunt. Of whiom notoriaty.
II W Benjamin fled ahill In chancery against
Geo W Dupre the State Printer, claiming on
nnrtnin grolInda writ Of Injunction.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.


HFFETNIFNN.
VIM Drauok va. +. II. Hooror.-Judgmen t for
plaintiff for al2s.
Il Haloy va Goo Me,z Jr.. ct als.-Judgm emit
f6r plaintiff for tt4o ~,
l.. @. Ceutlivre Va. John Schell.-Judgment
for plaintiff for tl2a 80.
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Haml L. Parmler va II. Hhaw.-Suit on .
prpmissory note for $500.
New Orleans Sanitary and EyoRvatlng Com
pany VS. School Board of tho city of New Or
loans-Suit for 1890 ~.
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EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
IaE ..C alli0pe street. ..........I3 E
between Camp and Maeaaine.)

lUetween Unmp and Mheh5Ine.I
Annual session will begin MONDAY. Novem-
her T. Academic Preparatory and Primary
Classes will be In charge of able and axpe-
riennaa teachers. Only limited lumber of
pupils viii DO received
For circulars and oil necessary inform alton
apply to
oc2o 1y A. u. CHANDLER rrInoir,
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

H. Houghtnn vs. q NJ Fogg. Suit on note for
tInon occurred by mortgage
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note for s22ti.
1. Pace W. N. Font suit on two notes for
$3.50 In all.
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To furnish library no better opportunity is
offered than at Monfgomery's auction on Mon
dav night
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NEW VENTIONS.
STOVES.

Tho Robert r. Loo Cooking Stoves made Of
best charcoal iron; light ON fuel. good even
hakor tiunrnntend to give perfect satisfaction
10 oaeh purobneor n pRtant sitter will be given.
TOHGH.-No danger from sparks. wind Or
rain cannot oxtinguisI cannot explode All
steamt uats should have ono.
ELECTRIC BHbLH.-No unsiRhtly wres or
eranks to got out Of order. Always reliabin.
Bolls placed anywhere. Of especial value to
families and steamboats,. Warranted Tor ono
year. Glil and exHmiun
JAMES I'll. REYNOLDS,
Sd ........... HarOnae ntrsat ...---....-. Du
ariq Detwean Union and Periido.
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CANCELLATION or BOND.

Will A STR0NE,
laii 4nd* Secretary 81 state.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-06

An ORDINANCE To CHANGE AND
n RE-ESTABLlSH THE GRADES
OF PARTS OF CERTAIN STREETS
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON
Be it ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington.
Section 1. That the grade of Adams
street from the side and level of Ninth
street to the side and level of Tenth street.
shall be in descent one foot and twel ty-
five one hundredths of foot thence from
the side and level of Tenth street to the
center of Eleventh street shall be in ascent
ten feet and forty two undredths OF a foot.
Section 2. That the grade of Monroe
street from the center of Ninth to the en-
ter of Tenth street shall be in ascent eleven
feet; and thence to the Liter of Eleventh
str -et shall be in ascent eleven feet.
! Section 8. That the grade of Tenth At.
from the center of Madison street to the
! side and level of Monroe street shall be IN
descent four feet and forty-two hundredths
of foot; thence from the side and level
of Monroe street to the center of Adams
| street shall be IN ascent two feet and nine
/ hundred and thirty-four thousandths of q
! foot; thence to the center of Jackson st,
shall be in ascent eleven feet and I've hun
dred and ninty-four thousandLns of foot.
: Section That all ordinances or parts
of ordinances Inconsistent herewith be
and The same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, August 20, 1873.
M. l.. LlCHTENSI Elm, President.
WM. II. FOULK, Clerk. sep5.2t
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SECOND EDITION
NEW CASTLE LETTER.
PIGS KILLED-REED BIRD sHoo TING &c.
NEW CASTLE, Sept 6, 1873.

PIGS KILLED-REED BIRD sHoo TING &c.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 6, 1878.
1t is reported that colored man,
living down the river road, had two
hogs killed by lightning on Wednesday
evening.
Four gentlemen who went yesterday
morning to Churchman'S in search OF
reed birds bagged 1913. Owing to the
trouble in find the game after being shot
they then proceeded to Gemmili's where
they added 181 to their bag. This for
beginning was not bad.
Our streets might be put in order In 9
few days if the tax payers who are lale
were put TO work.
The West End Club new social or
ganization of Shawtown will give oai
this evening. Ths City Hall will be su T
ably decorated and from the fact thai
Charley White will be floor manager
and James Toner chairman of the com
mittee of arrangement there is no doub
a good time will he had.
3 The question of organizing military
company seems to receive the approva
of the large majority of our citizens.
The rain of yesterday Did great good II
cooling the air and making the nights
comfortable.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-06
sep5-2t

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
n OR rINANCE ENTITLED AN OR
DINANCE RE-OKGANIZING THE
WATER DEPARTMENT Of THE
CITY OF WILMINGTON. A
Be It ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington.
Section l. That the above ordinance be
amended by adding thereto the following
sections:
Section g.. That the person who shall
be elected to the office of Chief Engineer
of the water, in the month of October,
1878, shall hold the Office until the 3lst day
of December, A. D., 1879, and the City
Council shall annually, at the last stated
meeting In Decem ber, elect Chief Engi-
neer of the water works.
Section 81. That the person who shall
be elected Register of water at the first sta
ted meeting in October AID, 1873, shall hold
that office until the 3Dth day OF June, 1879,
and the City Council shall annually, at th e
last stated meeting in Ju1e elect Reg s.
trar of the water works.
Section 2. ALI ordinances and parts of
ordinances inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, August 1, 1873
M. L. L1CHTENST Elm, President.
WIN. II. FOULK, Clerk. sep5. 2t
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General News.

EmITal lngleteld was entertained a
Pa, Ri. Wednesday night, by Mr.,
Phelps, of New York.
|ne games OF polo were played al
DR., R. !. Wednesday afternoon,
EeR, Fearing, aud Pierre Lorlllard,
FIposihg Fearing and Rogers and
|@l Bryce who won only three, To
n ,he other side.
Ie A9Tse>car men on the Sixth and
\ avenue lines, in New York, struck
fIday morning. A few cars are run
with polce>men on the platforms.
reported hat som. rioting has taken
Iii Tue upper part of the city, aud
several were injured.
Philadelphia, yesterday, when the
anus about a dozen in number who
akell The place of the old ones at Yer
lgIllhg mill, were leaving the mill,
NoY two policemen, an attack was
'il them by men, women and
ea' who suddenly appeared from
'itSs aud courts in the vicinity
+" were hurled, and one of the work
michael fousl, OF Carbon county
|. ,aucS III the head aud badly injured
'r,, ma,lah', Charles Murphy, was sub
FeHlly arrested and locked IN. Al
aa was made TO rescue Murphy, ant
| osa sa'tsF ~ VINO had him in charge wa
NJ at bay.
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Brief Locals.

The GAzETTE still continues to increase
in circulation.
Another excursion went to Rehoboth
this morning.
There was slight shower at Harring-
ton, last evening.
Sutterley, 3O2 Market street, copies old
pictures to any size. aug30-tf.
The new Council appointed their COM
mittees last evening.
Decayed teeth artistically filled by DIT.
Gallagher, at No. 1856 Market street.
Take your children to Sutterley's Gal
lery, for good picture, 302 Market st.
aug30-tf
There will probably he another excur-
sion to Ocean City on Thursday next.
Call and see those life-size Crayons
taken by Sutterly. His prices are low.
aug30-tf.
Mr.. Mills, Superintendent OF the Della
ware r. R.. is the right man in the right
place. He always looks after the COM
fort of his patrons.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-06

A N ORDINANCE TO CHANGE THE
N COURSE AND DIRECTION OF
ADAMS STREET FROM THE CEN
RE OF ELEVENTH STREET TO
HE CENTRE OF DELAWARE AV-
ENUE.
se it ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington.
Section /. That the present course and
direction of that part of Adams street be-
tween the centre OF Eleventh street and
the centre of Delaware avenue are hereby
altered and changed and the course and
direction thereof, between the said centre
| lines of Eleventh street and Delaware av-
enue. snail he eater be as follows, TO wit:
| Beginning at point IN the centre line
I of Delaware avenue one hundred and eight
| feet six inches and three thirty-seconds of
an inch (10S 332) southerly from the CEN
tire stone at the intersection of the GENRE
lines of Delaware avenue and that part of
Adams street extending from Delaware
avenue to the Brandywine creek; thence
in a straight line from said place of be-
ginning to the centre stone now set at the
Intersection of the centre line of the south
erly part of Adams street with the centre
line of Eleventh street,
Section 2. That the part o. Adams street
thus Strengthened shall be sixty (6b) feet
wide, measured at right angles to the Cell
tire line of said street.
Section s. That all ordinances and parts
of ordinances Inconsistent herewith be
and The same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, Aug. %, 1873.
M. l.. LICHTENSTEIN,P Pres dent.
VIM. H FOULK, Clerk. sep5 t.
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PATENTS have been issued as follows
D. p. Rush and j. A. Krauspe, Whining
ton, Del, Improvement in cartridges and
firearms; j. s Hoffecker, Wilmington,
Del, nut locks; j. T. McCook, Rich
mond, Va, ping tobacco machines e.
ii. Janney, Alexandria, Va, and l.. II.
Matthews, Altoona, Pa, improvement
in car platforms; j. w. Turner, Balti-
mora, Md, clothes line bolders w. F.
Downey, Washington, d. c., sewer trap ;
r. f. Danforth, Baltimore, Md, vapor
burners; z. Forester, Washington, D.
c., methods of riveting broken articles
of china, glassware, &c; w. Kelley, Bal
timore, Nd, signals for locomotive head
ligh,s; J. b. Oldershaw, Baltimore, Md,
stoves; l. Il. Wright, Baltimore, Md,
apparatus for Matching fish eggs; NJ. NJ.
Chambers. Rentivoglio, Va, tobacco fla
voring: G. E. Busey, Baltimore, Md,
dental rubber dam clamps; j. M Max
well. Webster, West Va, air brakes for
cars; E. M. Shirley, Washington, d. e.,
| drip pans for liquid measures.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.
= BY virtue OF writ of Leva | Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
In Newport, in Chrstiana Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBEK, 1873
At O'Clock, P. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain plantation or tract oi
land, situate. lying and being In the hun
dred of Christiana, bounded and described
as follows, to wit Beginning at white
oak at or near Chestnut Run. corner OF
land late of Peter Brynberg now of John
w. Tatum, thence north As deg. west 81
perches, north S3A deg. west 81 perches,
thence south perthes, thence west SO I'D
perches, thence south so l-2 deg. west 69
6-IO perches to land of William Y. Derr ok
son, thence along the same south ~ deg.
east 60 9-lO perches to a corner stone near
q small run, thence py tne me land
other corner of said Derricks onS land
thence south 63 deg. ca Il 20 clio perches to
a sta Ike or stone, thence south 80 t-2 deg.
Il $40 perches TO a stone III The middle OF
Richardson's road, thence continuing the
same course 6s perches to a stone. thence
north 32 deg. east IA 1-2 perches TO rock,
thence north la deg. west 10 l-2 perches,
thence north forty.nine and half deg.
east twenty perches to the said white oak
tree and place of beginning, containing
within said bounds u ga acres of land,
be the same more or less,
Also. All that certain plantat Oh or tract
. OF land adjoining the above descri bed tract
and bounded and described as follows, 70
wit: Beginning at black oak saplng q
g )rner for the heirs of Joseph Stidkam
decd, thence along said Stidham's laud
these next three lines, viz; South ii l..
deg, east 43 2 10 perches to a cor er stone
on the ditch of the thorn hedge, thence
south SO 81 deg. west Al 6-l0 perehes along
SAID hedge to corner stone, and south IL
| deg, Il l. 0 perches 10 stone corner OF
| a line of land oil what was formerly John
Sprlnger's allotment. thence by the same
! south 10 12 deg. west ~ $40 perches
| to a corner stone In The west side OF Rich
road north l8 deg west l5 10 perches TO a
corner stone a. north Al perches to a
corner stone in the above described tract
of land. thence by the same these next
three lines, viz: North 81 deg east II 10
perches to /. stake by a run thence up said
run north b5 deg. west Clio perches To q
stake. thence north ! 2 degrees east Is
nerches to stake, thence north A deg.
east "a perches to an old marked corner
white oak by the eide OF the aforesaid run
of Peter Brynburg's land, thence north %
deg east 8 10 perches to O corner stone OF
Isaac Stidham's allotment, thence by a
line thereof south 62 1-2 deg. east 80 per
ches to the place OF beginning, con tanning
AZ Ia acres and 10 percbes of land. be the
same moro or less, with q two story brick
and frame house, frame barn, and other
out buildings thereon erected.
Sc ized and taken in execution as thu
property of Joseph s. Foreman, and to be
sold by ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
sheriff,s ONCE, New Castle, septem-
Der 4th. 1873. sci o-ts
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,iru Telegraphic Summary

collision between the steamers
IS Alice and Bywell Castle in the
,e,. i, to be thoroughly investigated
| London Board of Trade-The
Is onconage, weights and meas
lin Paris, pursues the even tenor of
bV Oil those stior Austria
Ewkry arr still in disagreement. 1t
Bel that the terms of Count Andras-
lbe agreed to at the next session of
Observation-Disclosures is a pros
ge Of more serious depression at the
bn (Ergland) cotton mills-Greece
EeHs tie Porte with an Invocation
\ nWerS.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-06
|RST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.

,vAvE WILMINGTON.
RAiis57 h q 90, $40, 6.55, $40, s.W'
bilsdeipan m: l2.H, 1910, 2.3O, 4.3o,
lO;so n a; m. On sundays: 2.o9. 8 10 a.
[bc, 6 ~ ~, %, fs' 5 ia, m, 70 81, 70 40,
ew M. !, on sundays: % m; o,. ,,e
pPmore M and Washington: y Is, 40, %
i''rl M; IL 81, 70 80, 5 OF. p M sunuay' .
b., \, Deposit; D + ,i ass p M no sunday
:. rastle: s, 6 90, g 80 m; ! o6' . 30 p
sunday train. IN
no nyare II. r.: 8 N, 2 30 a mi oo' . ''
10 su,lS ss,nn 4 Northern r. R.: 62o a
ilmlPst,t5p In Is D m; no sunday train. o.
sW, Western r. r.: 10 20 a m;5 ~
la" an Sundays: 10 80 a - M.
ou oIpRIvE AT WILMINGTON. az
lAlfs an,nn'.. nnn u Sc, s "a, 8 "a a M II
pnilsn,eSPEs % Il 3 IS, 45i, 8 IA, 9 25, .3o
va !, ~ d m on sundays: IL So
80. 40, 9 81, II 10 p m. =, :,
ga.Hynx: ~ 70 66, s 81 a m; II "a. IL o.
New IN IN IN Sundays; IL Do D M
bpm. 4t.am: 12T, Il SO
Unl IN. n M
1 DsIy5I s. p m; on Sundays is a m y ~
Pr p. ellington: 2ls a m 70 q, 1898
y asu " n m; on Sundays: 2 IL a m SA
Port Deposit. 800 a M no Sunday
Nus. sS IN q n, 12O0 m
SeG SS, ! O5 PM no Sunday trains; ra 2 n ,
Wilmington & Northern II. r.: = %
N " 'irr m.1 S5 D m; no sunday trains.
m,aware M Western X. r.; 7 % a m
I'm m. on SUNDAYS: 6 00n m.
~, Un ~ wTyGToS LEAVE PHI
ADELPHIA..
o.ood street and Washington ave
b'9Se az so. 10 30. 1 As a m; 2 80. 3 80
5i5 6, y, 9, 49, u \ 20 % pm; gn Il % 9n sun
rbir,y1 second and Market streets
III II Is 8 m, u IS, 8 55, 8 50, IL 40 p m
sundays: 3 50, II As y IN.
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DONATIONS SOLICITED.

ms % lhe articles much needed by
snetins ~ns Southern citizens are sheets.
k,inn "iAllI'ee appointedby the citizens
chs, e, request that any donations of
II a,Sste[ aon, n which our people may de-
|bs eIIll.rioute be left, with the name
|b,n,,l h" uohor, at the residence of Mr..
n S'uSs, uS cashier Of the Bank of Della
n NJ " alellce S the committee will forward
n " tSns W we various afflicted cities. Some
tyeDisn,,p,l a, t,pli'rlbute who may not be able
|pld pldI%snaly, %a to give money. Muslin
lde ny "n acceptable, but it had better be
irs. sP AZ ,l tiLo sheets and plain night
abe cIa,,, y tilere are no hands there to
l., ?. BUSH,
X. II. EwBANKs,
B. JOHNSON,
Committee.