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OBITUARY.,

Richard X. Jones, died at his resi-
dence, in this city, yesterday, about
noon, in the 18th year of his age. Mr.,
Jones was a native of our city and
well known to all the old people. a.
Many years ago he took lead ing part
in the temperance reformation, and
has always since adhered to Total alb
stinance principles. He became a
conspicuous mark at one time for the
assaults of the so-called anti temper
ance people as the proprietor of the
White Horse Hotel, which he kept OF
strictly temperance principles. He
was an Odd Fellow in good standing
and one of the oldest members Of the
Order. He leaves a family of severa
children all grown, and will be long
remembered as one of the kindest anC
esteemable neighbors and friends.
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Local LtneS.

The roof of the new boiler shop OF
the Pusey Il Jones Company, is being
put on.
Photographs of Sara Bernhardt are
being displayed in some OF the store
windows.
The Delaware Fire Compay tried
their new horse to their hose carriage
yesterday.
Thomas L. Mousely has Withdrawn
his contest for the seat of David H.
Smith, member of Council from Ihe
Ninth Ward.
The Board of Health will hold a
special meeting in Browntown THIS
afternoon.
Speoial services will be held in the
churches on Than ksgiving morn
ing.
Councilman Blake, has been pre-
sented by Truck. No. l, Of Baltimore
with a gold badge in the form oi al
engine. .l
CITY Council meets at Twentieth ano 20
Market streets, this afternoon Al ''
o'clock. u
1t now appears that Judge "ale'
l was assaulted.
| The second annual ball OF the NOR
ma Social Club last night was sue
cess.
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THE END OF THE CONTEST.
THOMAS L MoUsLAV wlTADRAws HIS EB-
FORT TO SECURE COUNCILMAN SMITHS

THOMAS L MoUsLAY WlTdDRAwS HIS EB-
FORT TO SECURE COUNCILMAN SMITHS
SEAT.
Council held . special session last
night for the purpose OF giving further
hearing to the contested election case OF
Thomas L. Mousley Us. David X. Smith,
from the Ninth Ward.
This case grew out OF the city election,
in Septem Der last, when David x. Smith
was returned as elected member OF
City Council for the term OF two years,
by a majority OF seventeen votes over
Thomas l.. Mousley. The latter con-
tested the election of Smith on the
ground that twenty-five illegal votes had
been cast for hlm. A time was fixed for
hearing the contest, but 1t WAS postpon-
cd from time to time, until last evening,
at which meeting, according to a previ-
ous Understandings a final determination
Of the case was to be had When Coun-
Gil assembled last night, number OF
negro men, who had been named rs IL
legal voters In Mousley's petition, were
present to prove that they were legally
qualified to vote.
Mr.. Mousley, however, deeming 1t i'm
possl BILE to prove his case, although he
felt, no doubt, that he was honestly
elected, made no further move In the
matter, but asked permission to with
draw his petition of contest, which was
accordingly granted, and thus endS the
Council contest In the Ninth Ward.
There 10 another contest from this
Ward, wherein WIN. X. Cloud, Demo
crat, co ntests the election of James Lynn
Republican. This case will be heard or
tuesday evening. Nov. Both. Mr
cloud has only n majority Of eight votes
70 overcome, and Is confident he oar
prove his case.
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RULLDozING IN ELKToN.

Arthur Clark, an Industrious colored
man recently from North Carolina and
reported to be Democrat in politics,
was attacked by twelve or fifteen col
ored Republicans, on Saturday night,
at the Howard House, where he is en-
gagged. He was thrown to the ground
and his coat torn from him, but he es'
caped and ran into Hinohlitf's news
store. Thomas Drennen, Esq, will
whom he was once engaged, came tt
his rescue and, ordering the angry
crowd 80 stand back, conducted Clarh
safely to the hotel.-CscH Democrat
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GensraE NeUS.

The Manitoba Legislature has been
summoned to meet on December 10Th.
Governor Williams, of Indiana, has
been sick for several days, and his i'll
ness took turn yesterday W hlch md
ca.ed fatal termination.
General Garfield celebrated his forty
ninth birthday yesterday.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued
a general order appropriately anneuEc-
ing the death OF Brigadier General Eel
lin. of the Marine Corps, and ordering
the customary tributes to his memory.
The Secretary of War says the state
ment of the appointment Of General
Miles to be Chief Signal Officer is "pre-
nature" There is little doubt in army
circles, however, Of his appoi intment.
The commission of Ezekiel Turner as
IT. y. District Judge for Western Texas,
was signed by the President yesterday.
The Executive Council of New Hamp-
shire yesterday finished the count of the
Presidential vote of that State, and d. =
clared the Republican electors duly
elected. The electors Will meet on De-
cember Sd, to vote for President and
Vice President, according to law.
The State Department yesterday re-
ceiyed a cable despatch announcing
that treaty on the subject Of immigra-
tion had been concluded between the
limited states Commissioners aud the
Government OF China. The Depart
ment considers the treaty satisfactory,
but will not furnish any information IN
regard to its provisions until the return
of Secretary Evarts to Washing
ton on Monday next.
Al. Davis, a Judge of election in
Danvill. Va, at the recent election
was arrested Yesterday, ON complaint ol
a colored man, for alleged violation Of
the Federal Election laws.
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|ill 1aily Sasstts.
FIRST EDITION.

=. Da.t forty years have witnessed
!" ',jicious growth in American n
FV. In 1910 our grain product
fDDS, h,rdred and fifteen million
p " ,or wears later it had risen
|d'D's' ,',ndred and two millions |;
4 later still to a billion and
| 'J,.d and thirty eight millions;
Ia ',rs later yet to billion and
rnndred and eighty-seven mil
y and nine yeayslater, Or last year,
billions four hundred and
| :. W. ana milliens. These annual
nroduets have risen from q
# four billion dollars in 1850 to
# eleven billion dollars in 1870
sn,ohably to one of fifteen billions
-.,s in this past year, 1880; and
nrplus, after paying wages and
lenses, WAS over two billion dollars
rO and perhaps three billions in
H. Nr. S. b. Ruggles has been
fa.Dg these satisfies for the
E,nb.r of Commerce in Now York,
| ,,bsv are noteworthy.
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Judge raIes' injury.
HIS PHYSICIANS THINK THERE IS
No noTTun un WA ACC rrr nv tr r,

HIS PHYSICIANS THINK THERE is
NO DOUBT HE WAS ASSAULTED.
Judge Wales, who was severely
injured on Delaware Avenue, near
Jefferson street, on Thursday night,
is in an improved condition, this
morning, and no fears as to his
speedy recovery are entertained.
Notwithstanding the theory ad-
vanced by Mr.. James Sanders as to
the cause of the accident, Judge
Wales still insists that he was
assaulted. He says as he was
coming past the cemetery he met a
slouchily-dressed, ill-favored man,
who was not disposed to give way in
passing, and against whom de slight
ly brushed. AS he proceeded along
the Avenue he heard shuffling steps
behind him, and looked around, but
could see no one ON account Of the
dense shade of the trees in this To-
cality, though he noticed that the
footsteps ceased. Proceeding he
noticed the horse grazing close to
the fence, which attracted his atten-
ton for an instant, and then it was
he felt the blow back of his right
ear, which knock him into the stseet.
DIR. A. III. Grimshaw, one of the at
tending physicians, is confident that
Judge Wales injury was not caused by
the kick of a horse, or by fall in the
street, but by blow from a hard in
strument welded by a human hand.
The wound is long, ragged cut, i'm
mediately behind the left ear, and in
such location that it is impossible it
could have been occasioned by d fall OF
"a kick from the horse. This opinion
seems to generally prevail, and as or
Thursday night people view the affair
as dastardly outrage and murder.
| GUS assault.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE
IN GOVERNOR.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Whereas, it appears by the representa-
ton OF }. P. Almond, Mayor Of the city
Of Wilmington, that on Wednesday the
third instant, one William G. Guthrie, .
carpenter and builder Of the said city OF
Wilmington, aged about 85 years, feet
inches In height, with light complexion,
light hair, brown mustaohe and chin
whiskers, with a bald head and Weighing
about l60 pounds, who also has q slight
Impediment in his speech committed q
rape upon child about the age OF ears
by the name OF Davidson.
And whereas. 1t is represented that the
said William 9. Guthrie has ned nom the
Justice of this State.
Now, therefore. 1, John w. Hall, Gov
ance with the provisions OF the act OF the
General Assembly passed at Dover.
March 10, 1877, entitled "An Act to pro-
vide for the arrest OF persons violating the
Sf ns aad sS
offer n rev. rd OF two hundred dollars 70
be paid by the said State, as provided In
said act, for the apprehension and de-
into the 6ustC,,y of the sheriff at the
common Jail OF New Castle county.
within six months from the date hereof.
And de hereby request the sheriffs Of
deputies and bailitrs. and all otnsr polioe
officers within the state TO be vlRilant
and to use evely exertion and all lawful
means to cause the arrest OF the said Will
liam Q. Guthrie and his delivery az afore-
| said.
(~-~~ In testimony thereof, /. John
l.. 3. w, Hall, Gov, rnor oi the state
wv OF Delaware. have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
state 10 be affixed, at Dover. this tenth
| day of November, In the year oil our Lord
By the Governor. JOHN W. HALL.
JAMES l.. WoLcoTT.
| secretary OF State.
] noyl5 -eod-2w.
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GEM rat Foreign NeaOs.
LONDON. Nov. 90. 1880.

LONDON, Nov. 90, 1880.
The Town Hall At Shrewsbury has
been destroyed by fire.
A heavy gale prevailed around the
coasts on Thursday, lasting all night.
Messrs. Higginbottom ~ Co, Gotten
waste nerchants, of Manchester, have
failed. Their liabilities are stated TO DIS
f45, 900.
The coasting steamer Ailsa, which
sonn iered of st. Governs Head, with all
hands, had ccew OF TIVE nty men and
seven passengers.
desnatch from Vienna TO the Daily
Mans saws that Count Karolyi, who some
time ago, killed Count " phy in duel,
has been sentenced TO three months i'm
nIisonment, and the seconds in the duel
to ,hres weeks imprisonment.
At a plenary meeting OF Senators be-
longing to the various groups of the
left, General Fare, Minister of War,
Is nnanimo ously accented for life Sen.
storship to NIL the vacancy caused by the
cath Of M. Brooa'
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A N ORDINANCE MAKING ADDIT-
"A ional and extraordinary appropria-
ton for salaries.
WHEREAS. Owing to the appointment
Of additional district policemen and spe-
cial police, and the payment of the OIL
GERS OF the Fire Department out Of the
appropriation for salaries for the current
year said appropriations is nsuficient;and
WHEREAS, The necessities Of the city
require that the appropriation for salaries
be increased, therefore, in accordance
with Section 40 OF the city charter and by
virtue of the powers therein granted,
Be 1t ordained by the City Council OF
Wilmington. two-thirds OF all the mem
bers thereof concurring.
Section l. That the appropriation for
salaries for the year 1880, be Increased by
the addition thereto of the sum OF 1900.
Passed at the City Hall. November IS,
1880. HARRY ShARPLEY,
President of Council.
Attest Edmund B. Frazer, Clerk OF
Council. nov2O-2t.
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Anlusenlents.
Ing "srEcrRE KSIaHT.n

The SPECTRE KNIGHT"
Treat is in store for our theatre
pam the appearance here on Mon
eenlns next, of Rice's Bjou
|sa Company. They will present
2 yperettas entitled the "Spectre
ttiIlt' aud Charity Begins at
Fine The New York World thus
DIS os The performance
ny tar the best specimen of Mr..
A'Fd Jeller's capabilities as a wri-
td Islt graceful, taking music is
sal III The Spectre Knight, "
'lel Was produced for the first time
a' country at the Bijou last night.
Ia text by James Albery, is bright
~ WHY, while the construction OF
y oae-act operatta is worthy of W.
9DOeTts ingenuity. The scene is
~ ma lonely glen, where a deposed
'0snan, the Grand Duke" hai
-'fn'l Out the weary period OF his
E'l'lnent since the birth of his
.'-'eF Viola, with his Lord Cham
"4l and two 'Ladies in Waiting
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ANOTHER INVENTION.

CYRUS Chambers, native of Ken
nett Square, Pa, and the inventor OF
Chambers brick machines and
Chambers paper folder, has invent
ed a new machine which will fold a
large sheet sheet containing 8 pages,
cut it, inset it properly and paste
upon il a back, and turn it out a
completed pamphlet.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
PRAISE SERVICE.

There will be a "service of Song at
the Reformed Episcopal "Church of the
Covenant" Tomorrow evening. Famil-
lar tunes have been selected in order
that the entire congregation may unite
in the singing. An interesting time is
expected. and a cordial invitation Is exc
tended to meet with :hem on this occa-
sion.
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DIED.

JONES.-In this city on the 10th inst.
Richard X. Jones. in the 10th year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, III Ship
ley street, Tuesday, the 23rd inst, at o.
clock, without further notice. 2ts
10, 1880, John II. Washington, in his
eighty-seventh year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of Mr.. Joseph killiam. 3. W.
corner of Front and King streets on Mon
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Interment in
the Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
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THE GREAT SUNDAY PAPERS

After 1910 o'clock tomorrow MORN
ing, George A. Davis will have all the
great New York and Philadelphia
Sunday papers for sale at No. 6lS Mar
ket street. These papers contain the
latest news up to 2 O'Clock a. m. to-
morrow Sunday morning, from every
ortion Of the world.
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AN ME PIXLEY.

,sv " iaanksgivlng afternoon and eve
sHS ~" Annie PlIIey, a fAvorite in this
VII appear In he great play Of
B,-s ,D or Child of the Sierras" MISS
-sy Is so we'll kn0Un that 1t is hardly
qs"sa'y to speak In regard to her, but
M ,'"""olw"lhg appeared IN tho San Fran
b,. I' IN regard to her appearance at
1 ab'tIH bSl'H Street Theatre in that city:
,SVng popularity attests the superior
ny " ln's place of amusement. The
flssr auuisnce greeting Miss Annie
fm"j a' Miss should make her feel
E o, vi 'he success for she has carried
Eltss.,s oy storm. Her ac,ing was beaati-
|,,os ging superb, notablyithe drink
b dag, sdus rom 'GirntieGirofia, W. hich was
LIiN ou S' amanner whioh would do cred
k.,,."',' "'Noa or Patti. Her support was
b nr,' nrt ana the whole entertainments Ii
6eb bSViparalleled y success. Her engage
i. s,s ~ lot four weeks, but will no doubt
|l@e Ghuuei whl Indefinitely. We advise
|hag tS "uo ~. wish VS., % pass a pleasant eve
~'uce at 2 o'clock.
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF HUMP
TY DUMPrY TROUPE.

HARRIsBUKG, November 18.-Louisa
Lechner, one of the members of the
band OF Tyrolean singers attached to
Abbey's Humpty DumpJy Troupe, died In
the hospital here this morning; her age
was fifteen years and she had been In
this country but three months. The
troupe came to Harrisburg last Saturday
the young girl being i'll al The time with
severe cold. She was taken to the
Franklin House and left in charge of
her aunt, who was telegraphed to join
the troupe last night and the girl was re-
moved to the hospital where she died.
She will probably be buried here.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
Cheap Boots and SHOES.

Aa.s NeCusker, 2l6 West Second street
|Eptln lArge stock ofboots and shoes
~. a.. trade, ami he is determined 10
4hsm cheaper than any shoe house In
tay He wishes his friends and the
|scA general to give him a call and
kmyneel that he has good boots and
|laaai h'will sell them low.
N.dkw3m.
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ADELAWARE TRIUMPH.

Messrs. Richardson & Robbins, OF
Dover. were awarded last week, at the
International food exhibition in Agri-
cultural Hall, London, the only gold
medal awarded for excellence of quail,
ty in potted meats, poultry, hams and
Delaware fruits.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

sr-wbOonnor OF the Chinese cheap let
tsted ia eaer Ln he may be-will be inter
y has beam ~ow that an immigration trea-
will undon,c concluded with China. He
also wbe,hoIeuly be anxious to know
ie,sly unSne er our government has heed
lion befora, 'aken to restrict immigra-
And eormon ole "our great manufacturing
Tue mai,er a'e "t interests are conserved in
oil labOr."-Times
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NEW ADvERTlsEAlENTs,

NOTICE.
~ WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. Is. 1880.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
betw en- II. m. Diggins, J. ii. Craig and l..
p. Buck under the firm name OF II. M.
Diggins & Co., has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent l.. p. Buck retiring.
manning menbers under the same firm
name.
H. M. DIGGINS.
]. II. CRAIG.
nov. 20-tf: l.. p. BUCK.
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WILL CLOSE THIS EVE MING.

The fair now being held in the City
Hall, the proceeds of which are for the
bsnefit of the orphans of St. James
church, will close this evening. A num-
ber of articles will be CHANGED of, and
those remaining unsold will be auctloned
off
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

,,,rylaul lady was recently swim
at of slOy.2J Uy a man who was
|.ns.d with the money for the pur-
I. I.dinye,ting IL in United States
| |j After getting the money he ran
A detective heard that he was
| Washington, aud was able to identify
|, by meaus of a lead.pencil sketch OF
,L,t,re, which the lady drew from
XgurV
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IhEFT OF A RLANKET-

be- 1 bntt Johnson and Mary Ann Kem-
lis YU'u mot. white, were before the Mayor
a pnm nO'hlhs, ON the charge of stealing
lOop Ia,t tolahket, on Thursday after
w. Pa' P'aa'' Tram II. d. Hickman, No. A
Aea in ,VnL snoo street. They were each
WI III $500 bail for Court.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE.

BERLIN, Nov. 19.-The marriage Of
Prince William will take place in this
city on the 28th of February. The
Prince and Princess of Wales will rep
resent Queen Victoria on the coca
sion.
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THE CZAR WOUNDED.

LONDON, November 20.-A Paris
dispatch to the Telegraph states that
there is an uncoufrmed report of AZ
other attempt on the Czar's life, a d
that the Czar has been fatally wound
ed.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

NV YORK Is following Chicago's ex-
|Rs 10 refunding the municipal debt
m,i ne. cent bonds. aud has already
l,sl loan Of 50 500, 600 in 4 per
|stitty year bonds. The bonds are
Ipsp, rom all but State taxation, aud
Iunkrn up chieHg by banks, at an
g.,r premium of 3 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

iH Shipments OF bulk grlin from st
lr,io foreign ports via New Orleans
|m January lsf to date were 10, 1874, 900
|asr, against q, lGl s3S bushels for the
b. time ia,t ear.
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Personal.

Up on ibS SS'gsllency, Governor Hall, came
&s norr, ro north bound Baltimore mail,
city undI dTI'i,s, ~. lie remained over in this
LEFT for hi, I.oo M this afternoon, when he
Ills home in Frederica.
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M'IISS.
CHILD OF THE SIERRA.

In which play she Will introduce her
varied selection OF songs, duets and med
Donough in his famous role OF Yuba Bill,
and a company OF absolute merit. Ad-
mission s5 and so cents, reserved seats, 75
cents, for sale at Q. F. Thomas d Co.'s.
nov20-4t,
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MAR RIED.

RUSS the 18th inst.
At the residence Of the on1ciating min
lster, No. 1907 Washington street, by
Rev. g. W. nubeis, rector OF Calvary p.
Il. Church, Mr.. John Russell and Miss
Cora hickey, both OF this bity.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-20

7sg stockholders OF the Edison Elec-
Leht Company have been assessed
|iI,LArp, to meet theIeKpense of Edi-
|n,rcent eXpsrim nts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22
ZEPHYR BALLS.
Carp Culture

A leather-back carp, weighing
Z h., has lately been taken in the
government ponds at Washington.
1t was one the original fish brought
to this country by Mr.. Hessel
three years and halt ago. This
shows a rate Of growth far exoeed-
that OF the came fish under similar
in Europe. Several
marked advantages are claimed for
IL. German carp for printable cul-
tiyation. Any kind Of pond. 10
matter how restricted, can ts used.
Difficulty ottempersture or purity
of water are scarcely factors in carp
culture. Providing the water IS
not too cold, carp thrive rapidly. II
TACT, no natural water has yet been
found too warm for them. Being
vegetable feeders, carp thrive Oh
plants growing in the water, or
may be given Offal, like pigs, or
boiled grain, ike chickens. a large
pond may be dug on arabic land,
allowed to grow cap for two q
tree years, the fish marketed, and
the ground be brought under cul-
ture again.
The proftableness OF carp cul-
ture is shown by tie following ex
perlcnce reported in Ca!i.oani.
paper. A gentleman in that S;at'
bought elk carp in January 1876
One Of them soon died. From tht
other five he raised the first year
l2,044 fish, and The year after 1872
In 1878 he sold two Of lis Oh,
| fish, and raised 1000 from the ie
manning three. He had four shal
low fish ponds, costing $50 eacI
and covering about halt an acre O
low ground comparatively worth
ess for other uses. For lis orig
inal fish paid $50, and SO tor loo
stuff, making total outlay c
I324O. In tour years he sold Sal,
worth OF fish, and had from 400
to 5000 lett after supplying hi
own table with fish for eightce
months.
/ There are thousands Of sma
ponds throughout the country whic
might, with little trouble and larg
profit. be converted into carp ponds
/ -Scientifc american.
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The Volumes Of the Weekly begin with
the first Nulber for January of each year
When no time is mentioned, it will be I'M,
ders'ood that the subscriber wishes TO com-
mcnce with the Number next after the re.
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The last Eleven Annual Volumes Of IIar.
uer Weekly, in neat cloth binding, will be
sent by mail, postage paid or by eSpresst
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Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
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EASTWARD NOTES.

No. C37 meets GO at summit Point at 9.l5 A. ".
Has passenger ear attached.
40 63t meets 6jS at New Market at $40 A. VI.
meets ca at Midietywn at ll.;6 A. VI. meets 6iu
II Sterheis CITY a. l247 T. NJ. and meets CSC at
SUNNI / Point at $50 r. n. Has passenger car at
tacned.
40. COS meets Gao and 6lO at Woodstock at l.55
p NJ. and meets $50 at Stephensons ut 3.44P NJ.
Dinner at t Jackson
y 6l7 meets 6ln at Meyers Cave az AS Z. NJ.
Has plrsenger "a attached.
40 G33 has passenger car attached.
NO, G3S must avoid 63I
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EAST BOUND.

C.B.s.&P. P. STEAMER leaves Cincinnati
daily.
L. L. K b. s. Il. r. TRAINS run daily.
y, > Ao;I Huns dairy except Saturday from
4NO' = MIL .Hlniit gtOR 70 sltichmond, daily
Huntingdon to nIAamson's,.,. -,
L-n,oce uns daily from Hunting
w. 4 IA ~ Coo ton 10 hichmcud.
~ e ooon, Leaves Gordonsyie daidy
NO. U. Accom-. EXCEPT sunday at ~ An.
and arrives at Richmond OU A. NJ.
NJ ~ Niyhd Leaves stanton daily ex-
~ y. - hllASN ccpt sunday at 7.I5 \. VI.
and arrives at Richmond at 7.l5 =. NJ
No 06 A,;vod Leaves huntington daily
W. ~ w AOo except Sunday at 81 Z
NJ and arrives Canneiton 1900 z. ii.
lOr hates, Tickets. Bagsase checks, apply TO
any Office of &, 4 o. ny or depot or Iicket o.
hee CT any c3unectIu- line.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, G. P. * I. a.
s.. VI. S. DUNN. Lusr. SUIT.