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t. Charles College.
GRAND COTEAU, Id.
Conducted by Fathers of the Society
Of Jesus.

Conducted by Fathers of the Society
Of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
pleasant, on the Alexandria Branch
of the Morgan N. o. and Texas
R.R. IL miles by rail from Yer
milionville. Beautiful Fairgrounds
and avenues of oak trees BULL
DINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new and magnificent, divine SER
vice impressive. FARE substantial
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa.
ternal, cultivating the heart as
we'll as the Mind Classical, Sci
entific and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to Book.
keeping and Penmanship. TERMS
moderate. Per Session Board,
Tuition. Wasing $3.50, Bed & Bed
ding $40, Medical Fees l0.-First
Entrance or matriculation Fee 10.
.-OPENING of Session leS0-8l,
October 18th REFFREN CES:
President of st. Charles College
Jesuit Fathers, N O.
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Fl. G. Harrington and James
Smith, be and they are hereby ap-
pointed commissioners to superin.
tend the building Of said school
house !; to draw the money to pay
the same. and do and perform all
other useful acts in the premises.
Resolved that the following
named persons be and they are
hereby appointed trustees of pub
lie schools in their respective
districts, viz:
1st school district, at the school
house M c Brousssard, Theclet
Theriot and Simonet Lachausse.
For school No 2 in said district
--P Ubal Leblanc, Sevenne Pri-
meaux and Gus,ave Duplantis.
ID school district, for scAool
No l-Lastie Dubois, H Belair
and Desire Hebert, and for school
No 2 Methodist Church, N
Williams, T J Morgan and Jos
Trahan.
Sd school district, Abbeville-
A D Martin, w D White and Las.
tie Broussard.
4th school district--Maurice
Vil|ien, Camille J F Broussard
and Aristide Picard.
5th school district Morgan,
Howard Hoffpauir, and Lessin
Abshire.
9th school district--N Perry,
James Smith and Henry G. Har.
riagton.
7th school district, for white
school No John Nugier, c L
Rice and q w Stansbury. For
school No 2 colored, Mouton
Cove-A Lacour, Sarrazin He
bert and A Lacour. jr. For school
lNo 3 Chenieres aux-Tigres-R
sagrera, Isaac White and Charles
Dupuy.
! The Board then adjourned to
the Saturday in January next,
1881.
! A. D. MARTIN, President.
| A, LACCUR, Secretary.
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SCHOOL BO.ARD.
Sept. Goth 1880.

Sept. Goth 1880.
The School Board Of Vermilion
Parish met this day pursuant to
adjournment.
Present !: A. d. Martin. Presi-
dent, and Messrs. John Nugier,
Nathan Perry, Jas. N. Williams,
John Morgan and J. Henry Put
nam.
Minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and adopted.
On motion, resolved, that the
resolution adopted on the 26th OF
August last, be so amended as to
read as follows: That the Parish
Treasurer be and he is hereby au.
thorized to proceed to collect all
the revenues arising from the sale
or rent of all school lands situated
in this parish, and that be report
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Monsieur rEditeur En-

Monsieur l'Edlteur En- re-
ponse a Monsieur Theogene Brous-
sard nous dirons que bien d'autres
dams cette paroisse possedent des
talents bien au.dessus de ceux de
Mr.. Mouisset ct peut-etre moins
d'hypocrisie /; mais, CONNIE cette
derniere est necessaire surtout
dams notre paroisse, nous ne SOM
mes point surpris que Ia docte
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02
(Communique.)

MOUSlCuE IL SCOeISSSuA
pensais que nous en- avlons hnl
avec lie Sunday law, avec les SER
mons du pere Mouisset, avec la
Prairie Greig, en6n, espece de pa
raids terrestre au dire de permite,
mais, 8 surprise, VOLTA que votre
feuille, On peu trop complaisante,
depuis quatre semaines, ma autrc
chose a inserer que des sermons a
LA Mouisset. LIE dernfer numero,
renferme IN eloge pompeux decer-
ne au savant pedagogue, qui, au
lieu d'ecrire des balivernes sur les
.iournacx ferait bien mieux d'etu-
dier sa geographic ct de deman-
der aux habitants de la Came.
biere ou Sc trouye lie premier eta
blissement fonde par les Phoceens
dams les Gaules. On volt bien
Que lie sejour enchante GU peut-
etre enchanteur, de la prairie
Mouisset, captive toute son atten-
ton ct il nest point besoin de
connaitre Ia chaine de mon
tagnes qui separe la France d'avec
lEspagne, nj meme de savoir ce
que lie detroit de Gibraltar separe.
All Fl done! -. de pareilles nj
aiseries ne conviennent plus a
eelui qui nous dit que grace a lui
ct a sa ute-puissance la plnie
nest point venue, comme dams les
autres parages, nuire considerable.
ment aux recoltes. Je ne serais
point surpris, que monsieur NOUS
set. CONNIE lie berger Regot passa'
a la posterite. Apprenez-nous
|; votre secret, vous qui faites le
: beau temps ct la pluie a la Prairie
Greig, car dams nos prairies de la
Queue Tortue nous sommes sub
merges /; les chenilles nous enva
hissent CONNIE les sauterelles on
6t6 jjadis une des dix plates d.
pEgpte. 81 vous etes prophet'
ou quelque chose de divin, ne soye'
point egoiste, ct veaillcz ne pa
, nous envoyer tant de pluie, vou'
qui avec votre baguette magiqu'
lcommandez aux elements. u
} homme aussl precieux que vous
, ne doit point s'amuser a fulminel
r sur les journaux, nj apprendre aul
e bambins leur quatre regles. You
6 pouvez aspirer a de meilleures des
J. tinees quoique jusqu'ici le sor
O. vous ait fait notaire, avoue, ave
$ cat, juge de paix, ecrivassier, ma
gister, prophetic, predicateur, puri
tain ct partisan du Sunday law.
/. Rx**x*.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02
Lundi, 6 septembre, 1880.


LIE juri de police Sc reunit scion
la resolution d'ajournement.
Furent presents - Howard
Hofpauir, president. ct Messrs.
Nunez, Thibeaux, Tr han, Pri-
meaux ct Vapslyke. Absent !:
Mr.. Broussard.
Les procedures de la seance
precedente furent lues ct adoptees.
Toute action sur lie rapport du
comite nomme sous Particle 9 ct
adopte lie 6 avril 1880, fut ren-
voye inde6niment.
Sur motion de Mr.. Vanslyke,
resolu, que les danes d'Abbeville
ct du voisinage, soient autorisees
de Sc servir dc la maison de cour,
le ler, le 2 ct 8 d'octobre pro-
chain dams lie but de tenir un
bazar au benefce de rEgIise Ca.
tholique, a condition qu'elles rem
dent l'edifce dans la meme con-
dition qu'elles l'ont prise.
Sur motion de Mr.. Hoffpauir,
VII que a une seance precedente,
lie IA Juliet 1880, unc r6clama.
ton de $2O8 fut allouee a Solomon
Wise, EN- vertu de compte a lui
transfere par W. A. White, paya'
BILE des fonds de la paroisse ct
d'avocat de district pour pannee
1880, ct vi quill y a erreur con
cernant les fonds dont le dit mon
tant doit etre paye.
| II est done r6solu, que la dite
somme de $208 sera ct est par ce;
presentes faite payable des fonds
provenant du jngement de Ia Pa
roisse contre J. A. Brookshier e
ais.
! Sur motion de Mr.. Nunez, re
solu, que les cautions sur le bono
o6ciel de Voorhies Trahan CONNIE
collectenr de taxes de la paroisst
Vermillon. soient dispenses d.
payer la penalite de deux pou1
cent par mois, pourvu qu'elle
patent lie capital, les frais ct hon
oraires d'avocats dams les deu,
process Nos. 1924 ct 1882, en- troll
jours de padoption de cette reso
luton, ct que la saisie faite de
dts JUDGEMENTS par Zarilda Har
rington eois mise de cote ou, a.
contraire, la remission des inte
rets sera MULE ct d'aucune effet.
i Les reclamations suivantes fu
rent allouees
; Fonds du Juri de Police, 1880.
L. c. Lyons S 5 o.
Fonds en- affaires Criminelles
!, Augustave Roger =. -. l8 5
Snr molten de Mr.. Nunez,
juri de police ajourna a sa pre-
chaine seance regaliere.
| HOWARD HoFFPAUIR, presiden'
/, A. LAcoUR, greffier.
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TO the Voters of
VermiliOn Parish.

VI - &SA AAoAAs
Registration will be opened as
required by law, at the court
house, on the 1st of September
next, thence to the following
places
Camille E. Broussard, Septem.
ber 9th.
M. C. Bronssard, Sept. 2sth
Lazare Broussard, Sept. 29th.
J. j. Abshire, jr., Sept. 3Oth.
Agricole Benoit, Oct. I'd.
Joseph Lemaire, Oct. 4th.
Perry's Bridge, Oct. 5th, thence
back to Abbeville.
V1LMoND BRAUx, Assessor.
Aug. 21st 1880.
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PROCEDURES DU JURI DE POLICE.

Vendredi, l3 d'aoat 1889.
LIE juri de police s'est reunit ce
Jour a la maison de cour. scion la
resolution d'ajournement.
Furent presents Messrs. How
ard Hoffpauir, president, Brous-
sard, Primeaux, Trahan, Nunez,
Vanslyke ct ThiLeaux.
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Notice.,

The tax lists of the parish Of
Vermilion are now ready at the
Sheriff's Office in the town of Alb
beville. for inspection and correc-
ton. Taxpayers are requested to
come forward Immediately and
correct the same within the time
required by law.
G.. B. SHAW,
Sheriff & Collector.
Aug. 14th 1880.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

PIP, yienx celibataire,
llr a Ashland, Ohio,
stament par lequel il
legataire universal
sAvson, d'Hayesvillc,
% IN leger service il
ahaees. LIE testateur
aad'tion expresse que
00sera, ayant le 4 mars
= par la au plus tard
gull matt encore ia.
'epcque de l'ouverture
z A defaut d'execu-
= = condition, l'heritage
s'''ntlons charitables.
9 conprend des i'm
IN 0ftants ct une somme
- : utres ct obligations
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

E.-Jeudi soir fut loge
h prison de paroisse un
uFsse Boudreaux alias
1ase 'd'assaut ct batterie
|,,ntion de commettre viol
h Joa.n :elhioIien pretend
n,a complete de l'affairc,
|daD .atre cote Ia personne
y pretend qa'elle peut sub,
Ea charge en- plein ct au
|i,ucun doute.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

Ean. E. E. Mouton, juge, ct
"A. Chargois avocat de dis
" 25me district judniaire
! kl6uisiane, etaient parmi
|lnadi passe, au sujet dun
|iH,bess Corpus. demande
|hns Cecilia Dartes contre
RCdatine Touchet, pour la
Eisa De ses trois enfants mi.
h9ae Ia dite dame Celestine
sdetenait illegalement. II
Elgenent en- favour de la de.
Fase ct les enfants lui fu.
sdps.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

I,jDgtemps qu'on nous
sa.ily boat a Vermil-
Gstil? nous lie voyons
haven't. Ce serait ce-
h ben grand avantage
endroit ct paierai t
! celui qui en- ferait Pen
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

UN DEs DISsIDENTs REvENU A
LA vRAIE Fol. -C'est avec un ex-
treme plaislr que nous avons lu la
lettre de Mr.. \. JOLIET, Jr., faisant
partie de Ia convention congress.
sionnelle dc Morgan City, le IL
du mois passe. II fut du nombre
de ceux qui abandonnerent la con-
veution reguliere presidee par
rHon. R. N. Sims, ct s'assemble-
rent dams une autre sale a la meme
vile, le meme jour ; ce fut lui, dams
cette seconde convention improvi-
see. nit en- nomination Mr.. Ack.
len pour le Congress, ct que dit
Mr.. JOLIET maintenant a Mr.. Ack'
len? II lui dit en- termes nets el
precis, "qu'apres mure refexion i
reconnait avoir commits une erreul
ct une erreur bien grave ell deser
tant la convention reguliere )" i
prize Mr.. Acklen den faire autant
de reconna1tre son erreur, ct pro
met de fare a l'avenir tout en- sor
pouvoir pour assurer l'election dt
General Billiu, qui CONNIE il di
|'et bien vraiment, est le seul can
didat legitime du parti. C'est pal
job ca, ca some pas beaucouE
bien pour Acklen, sans compteI
ou'il Y en- a tant d'autres comm'
| Mr.. JOLIET, qui lui auraient donn'
leur soutien ct leurs sympathies
sill await bien voulu Sc soumettr
a cette seconde convention, mai
qui maintenantl. .....
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

Les cheni!les, les maudites che.
Miles sont dams plusieurs parties
de la paroisse ct sont a TRAVELLER
vigoureusement a faire tout le NAL
possible au cotton !; mais hcureuse-
ment cette plante est dtja assez
forte pour braver en- quelque sorte,
les attaques les plus serieuses de
l'ennemi. La recolte de cannes
CONNIE par lie passe promet d'etre
tres abOndante.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

|eour De district commence
Lncs rtgplia's a v erm'''on'
||pndi proclaim On dossler
i j Dsn plus finir. En-
L,l. breche. membres du
msu, chevatiers de Ia
V Ia chicane.
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.,,elous l'attention de
.,srrrss ! la ls.tre de Mr. A.
!, dams notre partie an
:, .,;et De Ia nomination
}, Acklen.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

|unpagne electorate va SOU
h0t, par IN mass meeting
yeas de Ia paroisse d'Iberie
. nois. lie meeting sera
e par plnsieurs orateurs
veg distingues, tells que
J. $. Billiu, l'Hon. R.
q antres. Nous inyitons
lu'eyens du pays, de s'y
p'endre part ct entendre
preuiere bombe dams le
lsnl. II faut esperer
g pas longtemps avant
'eisse Vermillon suire
sa voisire. Vive
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
A. LACoUR,
A. D. MARTIN.
August 9th 1880.
The Board proceeded to elect
and assign teachers to the follow
ing school districts: viz:
lst school district--At the pub
lie school house, Gilbert Labauve.
I'd school district--At or near
Desire Hebert's, G. A. Mouisset,
and at the Methodist Church, G..
W. Summers, should he present a
request signed by the parents or
patrons of said school.
3 school district-For the white
school, l.. J. Smith, colored school
vacant.
4ih school district-At the resi-
dence Of J. 7. Broussard ; J. Z.
Broussard. The school at or near
the residence Of John Conner, va.
cant.
E, 5th school district--At the
school house VIM. Shepherd.
/ 9th school district--Two va
cancies.
7th school district-At or near
Isaacc A Jettun's: Miss Dora E
Nourse. Mouton's Cove, colored
/ vacant.
Resolved that two additional
schools be located in the Isl
school district one at or near the
residence of Gustave Duplantis
J, and one at Or near the residence
of SEVERN Leblanc provided the
j parents or patrons of said schools
furnish at their expense the land
and school houses at said loca
tions. The teacher to be elected
and assigned to said schools shall
: ente' into a contract to teach II
both schools alternately one hal
session in one school and onehal
} session in the other, at the month
ly rate of compensation as fixet
by the Board, to wit: $50 PEI
3 scholastic mouth.
: Resolved that the President ant
Secretary of this Board, be ant
]. they are hereby authorized ant
empowered 10 employ competen
: teachers and enter into contract
with them, for the purpose Of fill
ing all vacancies. now existing, o
which may hereafter exist in tn
n public schools of this parish, re
0 sulting from any cause whatever
They are further authorized t
!. close Immediately any school tha
has not a regular average dali,
]. attendance of pupils as requlre
: by law.
Resolved that the sum of sixt
: dollars, or so much thereof as ma
be necessary, be and the same
e hereby appropriated out of tn
+ apportionment funds to pay teacl
o ers in the 9th sholastic distric
h for the purpose of purchasing lu1
l. ber and other materials to build
Il school house at or near the res
el dence Of Nathan Perry 10 sai
d school district.
II Resolved that Messrs N. Perr
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-10-02

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
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all delinquents to the President of
this Board. who is hereby autho-
rlzed to take all legal steps neces-
sarv to collect the same.
The committee appointed on
the 3lst of July last, to make
settlement with the Treasurer of
the school funds. made the follow
ing report which after being read
was adopted, VIZ:
TO the Hon. the President and
Members of the Parish School
Board of the Parish of Vermilion.
Gentlemen
The undersigned, your commit.
tee, appointed by your Hon. Board
to make settlement with the Trea-
surer of the school funds beg leave
to report:
That they have carefully exam
ined the books and vouchers SUBJ
mitted to them by said Treasurer,
and find that according to the re-
port Of a previous committee made
to your predecessors on the 3rd
day Of April 1880, that said Trea-
surer had balance on hand
amounting to S 309.59
April 81 80 reed. from
the State 6lo.so
Jund l8. From Parish tax.
collector l.Sl
Total receipt to date S 922.2O
Total disbursements to date ac
cording to vouchers 443. Is
Leaving a balance On hand
of $47O.0s
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
i A. LACOUR.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-10
The Senaae AaCendancY.

There are FIVE States now represented
by Democrats in the Senate the Legis.
latures of which must be carried by
the Republicans this year if they would
control the upper branch of Congress
after 1881. These are Connecticut, Mew
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Indiana. No one of them is a safe Re-
publican state, with perhaps the ex.
ception of Pennsylvania, without the
nomination Of Presidential ticket in
which all sections of the party can
heartily concur. Should the Republi-
cans lose the Legislature of any ons of
these States, or be defeated in Cali
fornia, the control of the Senate
will remain in the hands of the Demo-
Gratis for the next two years, and prob
ably during the whole Of the next
Presidential term. For in 1883 there
Will be but three Democratic vacancies
which the Republicans can have any
hope of filling namely, New Jersey, ILL
nolS and Oregon, only one of which
can be counted upon with any degree
OF certainty. Considering these facts,
any tyro in politics can see how impor.
tant it is that no useless risk be taken
IN selecting the standard bearer of the
party. Besides, the influence which a
wise and saf4 nomination for President
would have in aiding to regain control
OF the lower House of Congress, ought
not to ke ignored.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-10
Pension Money Defictencteu

Washington, March IA eommunios.
ton was sent to the Senate yesterday
form Mr.. Bentley, Commissioner of Pen.
sions, in which reference was made TO a
statement in the commissioners annual
report, that there would be a deficiency
Of 81, 10000 in army pensions and $780,.
coo in navy pensions.
Bentley now reports that the heavy
drafts on the funds of the Bureau, ow.
ing to the increase of the pension roll,
etc, compel him to revise his estimate
The Army pensions deficiency will be
VI, 100000 and the Navy $40, 600
While there will be a deficiency of as.
goo for pay and allowances Of agents,
A part ofthe last item is due to tho fact
that IS, 5oorent has to be paid at New.
York City.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-10
Congress-. .

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, bills
were passed to amend the law relative
to the seizure and forfeiture Of vessels
for breach of the Revenue laws; to di-
rect the Commissioner of Agriculture to
attend the wool show in Philadelphia,
next September, and 10 amend the
Homestead laws. The Fitz John Porter
bill was considered and advocated by
Mr.. Bayard, Of Delaware. After an
Executive session the senate adjourned.
In the House, the Speaker announc.
ed that the new rules were in operation,
and proceeded to call the States for bills
and resolutions. One hundred and
forty-six bills and resolutions were in
troduced. Most of them were of pri-
vate character, but the list included
several measures for the reduction or
abolition ofthe tariff op various ar rticles.
An attempt was made to have tive of
the tariff bills referred to the Commit.
tee on Revision of the Laws, instead of
the Committee on Ways and Means,
but the House, by large majorities in
each instance referred them to the lat
ter Committee. Mr.. King, of La, offer
ed the resolutions unanimously adopt
ed by the Select Committee on Inter.
oceanic Canal, reafirming the Monroe
doctrine, and at the suggestion of Mr..
Garfield they were laid over until print
ed, with leave to be called up at any
time. The bill for the allotment of
lands to Indians in severalty was re-
ported ordered printed and recommit-
ted. A message was received from the
President in reply to House resolu-
tion of Information in regard to the
diplomatic correspondence concerning
the Inter-oceanic ship canal. In this
message the President says: at is the
right and duty of the United States to
assert and maintain such supervision
and authority over any inter oceanic
canal across the isthmus that connects
North and South America as will pro-
tect our national interest" The mes.
sage was ordered to bs printed and re-
terred. Adjourned.
The House Committee on Coinage
agreed yesterday to report favorably
Mr.. Forts bill for the exchange of trade
dollars for legal tender silver dollars.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-10
VI
sE&'sssND EDITION.
PUsEY, SCOTT AND co.
The Prospects of Ihe Leather Basi'
ness by this Finn.

The men employed at the Pusey
Sc II and Co.'S. morocco manufactory
loIg since have forgotten that hard
times" ever were realized and fears al
TO the length OF time they will have
employment have been dispelled. A
short ume since work b. came SO plenti-
iul at tuis establishment that the pro.
prletors found it necessary to add an
additional bnilding forty feet long to
the main mandatory, thus forming
the building into the shape OF an L
As tine advanced and work became
lru,e plun.itLl the proprietors learned
taat 1t was absolutely necessary to
maxi more improvement to their shops.
JoLn b. Johnson is now engaged in
erecllng a four story brick building at
the southerly side of the main build
ing. The new building will be fifty
three t-et, eight inches long and thirty
two ieet, four inches wide. The build
ing will BIZ completed about the first of
May and undoub edly the Pusty, Scott
and Co.'S establishment will surpass in
size any such mandatory in this city.
Just Low the workmen are kept very
busy, q large number Of men being EN-
plsyed who receive remuneratiye COM
pensation for their labor. When the
new building is completed the working
force will still be enlarged.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-10
LOCAL TIME TABLE.

| FOR Philadelphia:2.n An i.Vc, $40, s.Sb, 9.C
1902 IL, 80 q. M; lAl3, 1889, 2 30, 400, b.4o
100, 94op. IN. Oh Sunday, an $40, u
NJ, 800, $50, o.4o .. m.
For New York: IN, 100, 1901, q. m, l2ls
1880 y. IN, Limited Express, sac, y. m.
s.36 Il. M; l262 y. m. Limited Express
| l.0i, 6.lS, p. Il. On Sunday, l2tl, IL
For Baltimore and hay Line: 7.os p. m,
For baltimore and way stations: s.S6 q. N.
For New Castle, s.l6, q. m., LILO, s.sop u
For Delaware Il. H.: s.lb a. m: LILO, 6.8c p
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington Northern X. r.: $40, a
m; 8.06, p. M; $50, p. m. Sunday excep
Fer Delaware Western X. R.: lis, 1880, IN
$50 y. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: l243, 208, $40, 9.l0 a. m.
1903, 124z, LOG, 2.b0, 40, b.l3, 6.2b, 100
500, lilo p. m. On Sundays: 12AS, 203
1910 q. m; 7.35, ll.lb, p. IN.
From baltimore: 2l6, $50 s.bla. m; l2o3 1887
6.Sc, $50 p. m. On Sundays: 2.lb, q. m.
From Washington: AIS, a. M: l2Os, 1881
6.Ss, $50 p. m. On Sundays: 2lba. M
From New Castle: $50, $50, rl.6o o. M;
o%O1 wv p NV
From Delaware X. r.: 500 n. m; ll.60, Gas
Pm.
From Wilmington 4 Northern Il. K: SEQ
a. m. n.3O o. M: and 6.85 p. m.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 500 q. N.
2l6 p. IN.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILApRI-
PHIA.
FromBroad street and Washington avenue
1880, 800. 1880, l1.46 q. M; 1.aO, 800, 400,
Biz 900 T. 90 o AZ IL 40 n m On Sun.
days: $50 Q, M; 900, 9.lb,ll.80p. m.
From Thirty-Second and Market streets: LOS.
7So. ll.Sb q. M; 1925. 400 800, ll.sO p. m,
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