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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-04
THE DEAD PRESIDENTS.
Dates of Their Death and Places ofTheI
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Burial.
Here Is the roster Of the dead Presidents
and the dates Of their death: George
Washington, the first President Of the Uni
ted States, died at his home, Mount Yer
non, on tho 18th day Of December, 1900,
and was there buried. John Adams, the
second, and Thomas Jefferson, the third
President, both died on the 4th OF July,
1926. Adams was buried beneath the Uni
tartan Church ut Quincy, and Jefferson was
buried at Monticello, his Virginia home.
Madison died June 20, 1895, and was buried
at Montpelier, his home, on the Vir-
ginia mountains. Monroe died on the
4th Of July, 1881, at the residence Of his
son-in.law In New York, and he was first
buried in the Marble Cemetery Of That
city, but was finally buried in Hollywood
Cemetery, Richmond, Va. John Quincy
Adams died in the Capitol, February 81,
lS4S, and was buried by the side Of his
Ather, at Quincy. Jackson died June s,
1915, and was buried at the Hermitage,
which had long been his home. Van Blu
rem died July "a, 1852, and was buried at
Undertook, his home. Harrison died
April 4, 1871, and was buried ut North
Bend. Tyler died January II, 1862, and
was buried in Hollywood Cemetery, Rich
mond. Polk died June 49,. 1Sl0, and was
buried in the lawn OF his home, In Nash.
vile. Taylor died July o, 1850, and was
buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville
Fillmore died March s, 1874, and was
buried In Forest Lawn Cemetery, near
lIuilalo. Pierce died October s, 1860, and
WINS buried III Alinot Cemetery, Concord.
Buchanan died June |, 1858, and was
buried In Woodland Hill Cemetery, Ian.
custer. Lincoln died April 10, 1865, and
was buried In 0akridge Cemetery, Spring
field. johnson died July 81, 1875, and was
buried at Grcenville, Tenn. Garfield died
septemberlD, 1881, and was buried In Cleve-
land, September %, -Four Presidents died
in olEice-lIarrison and Taylor by illness,
and Lincoln and Garfield by assassination.
Only two ex.Presidents are now living
Grant and Hayes, and three ex.vice Presl.
dents are yet living amlin, Colfax and
Wheeler
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Cleveland Voice.
WAsmsoros, u. O. February 0, ISL
DBAR JubdE Allow me to congratulate
yOu on your splendid charge TO the jury at
the close oithe galeptine GAse Tile whole
country owes you q debt d gratitude lqp
brushing away the wicked abstttlity which
has lately been palmed off on the country
as law on tile subject Of insanity. II the
thing had gone mitch iattiieg oil that Q man
would need 10 secure Immunity from muir.
der would be to tear his hair and nave a
little and then hill hiS man, hope you
will print your opinion In palnRblet i9FIn
and send Il broad east 10 all the Judges in
tic land Very truly yours,
~ A. GARFIELD.
Judge r. n Paine, ClfpelGBd, Q.
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John Bacon, I.apOrtO, Ind, writes; "ITur-
rah for sPRING Blossom; It's all you recon-
mend to be. My dyspepsia has all van.
ishel, Why don't you advertise IN What
allowance will you make II take dozen
bottles, so that could Obllgc my friends OC-
casionallyT Price 80 cents, trial bottles 10
cents,
Sold by Laughlin BROS. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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FIaANcIAI AspcohllrEgIAl



NV fdHE. October IN oSE9-iA9 per cant PEI
Rnnnin md ia pr cent per diem, closing q ~
per cent Prime mercl nflle paper d per cent
Sterling E1ehlnRe haaksu bus weak a y ls3si as'
Gowns aEsIs-, per cent lower ior extended s.,
%alf per cent lower for u, and steady tor other
.. s, g extended. p 81 City nntI.,l
s. extended. loga Pacific bonds llis ~
III eollpoiiS IFS 10, p, s &, BOnds...-.I23
Picihc IL of sj...,. .ll1 Texas Pacific I'd Gus ~
Central Pacific, lst-.l1l Tex Pac RIG. DIV, g3s
Frie. second iIls eOfIered, FIX, div.
Lehlgh q Wllksa....oilU4 tEx.'intereat.
RAILROAD hONpS-ln falr demand,
STATE SEcuRTTIEs- Moderately active.
Louisiana Consol,, 6t9f Virginia 6s,,,.,,.;,,,.,S
Missouri Gs....,. ..,.lU9 virginia coilsulA, t3'
~ Joseph. ....-....'-lgl tn mat coupons -sl
Tennessee tA....,',,.,. " NlIklllh utieFttu.lf,s
Tennessee q, new..., 6s5d
SrOCKS.M Market WIS weak at the opening aud pFiceu
showed a decline from Saturdays closing quota.
tinuS New York Elevated Immediately dropped
per cent but the rrst VI the market nose lllN per
cent, Manhattan Elevated leading. New York Ele
waited recovered quickly ~ per cent, 70 MY, but
later fell on to NJ rallyiny to III and closing "
ICY,
and decline Of A9 per cent took place the latter
In Lake EFiC & Western; Lake Shore, Peoria, De-
C4It1F & Evansville, Louisville \ Nashville, Mlrhi'
pln Central and Union Pacific being also prominent
Therein. This WIS followed by recovery Of 1SnlH
per cent Lake Erie Il Western leading md about
midday by reaction Of AalIs per cent, which was
TiGSt marked IN Texas & Centnil Pacific, New York
C1ntnAla and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, During
the early portion Oi the afternoon speculation was
somewhat unsettled, but In the late dealings the
market became strong and prices rose 9a2N per
cont from tho lowest point, Manhattan Elevated,
Denver & Rio GHlnde and Texas Pacific being the
most conspicuous In the upWapl movement
IN the tnal sales some few shares reacted tFuc'
ton and the market closed firm. The fluctuations
In Elevated Railroad shares were owing, doubles
~ the fact that Justice WeatbTOOk to-day fled vi
Albany un order dlsGllng the receiver Of the Man
haitian lallruAd " borrow 81 0O ~ certificates,
and nay rs indebtedness 10 the New York Elevated
and Metropolitan Elevated Railroad companies,
and $1,000 TO pxpend for r0paiR,
Tnlnslniions IG0 O0O slureN
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A CouGH Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped, Neglect frequently results In an in
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Trochos do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the inllauied parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief In Asthma, Dron-
Chitis, Coughs, Catarrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
ject to, For thirty years Browns Bronchial
ians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested BY wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies OF the age. Sold at25 cents
box everywhere. TTHs&w
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KIdney CompIaInt Cured.

d, Turner Rochester, n, Y, writes; ~
have been for over year subject to serious
disorder of the kidneys, and often unable to
attend 10 business; procured your BpnllOCk
Blood Bitters, and was relieved before half n
bottle was used. intend to continue, as l
feel confident that they will entirely cure
me.n Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents,
Sold by Iaughlin Bros, a. Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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CARBuNKLEs, Felons, Dolls, Sores OF long
standing, sucll as Ulcers, Assesses, etc., posi-
lively cured without the aid OF knife or
poultico, by using Mrs. Julyo Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelas, Soft and liberated CornS, Chilblains,
etc, II has never failed to cure. For sale by
Logan n Go. nav
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inBtrArioN or rltE scALp.


GrSfttMRN.@For Eve years / have been
greatly troubled with dandfuf; will 4 severe
Itching nl The scalp, and my half falling out,
/ have tiled almost evegY k1pWn remedy, .all
proving worthless, seeihg Butnetp 2 pQe44iBe
and Hntnetts Kali lst0n advertised, procured
iamdIufl q c1n1plbleiY tetloYtdl aud no Itch
Ing Whatever feinaills.
], u. DAyks, Eansht City No.
MISUNDERSTANDING Eslfepit nv thp betk
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tlIAhlr flo.a rnrA nam lianll

Ewhpajes tllehnititiyc elements Of the mus
etlIaf tHtei h!q9d hgnet and ht4ia Al ease;
tgllY selected healthy 99lllcks gqmbined
With tie n1YeEigl ionic Virtues q the Coca,
qr Sacred Iiie Plant Of The Inca, aud choice
quality oi Sherry Wlne Beware d ihiilai
H0na &c. tfllAs
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We must tell some men q great dCal to
teach them little, but the knowledge OF the
curative properties Of Spring blossom in
cases OF sick headache, indigestion, and bill
iousness is bought by experience. Price 90
cents, trial bottles 10 cents
Sold by laughlln Bros 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va,
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Is a Really Reliable Remedy for
Wasting and Nervous
Diseases.
MALARIA.

The soluble plosphltrs and the other liic.sustan.
Ing principles composing Fellows llypOphnSphiteS
nrji 10 carefully prnpOrtl0hCd and so ju1lCOlIsly
mingled that their action upon the nerves, muscles
aud membranes IN lmpnring vitality strength aud
healthy action II generally apparent within twenty:
four l0lS, and the good effects experienced are OF
aperInancnt ChnnriCr Ocl'TStw
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling az N62 A, ~, ar
Fives Wellsbufg G26 A. w., steubenyille g;b5 A. ",
making close connection for western points
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 y. N. and l;g5 A.
y, run duly, Through Chicago Express lOlyta
Columbus daily, except Sunday, 1t 600 i. H., with
sleeping car attached, arriving IA Chicago n 40
next morning: Bcrths can be secured IN advance n
Union Depot Ticket Once. Columbus
Pullnah's Palace DmWing Room Sleeping Cam
through without change from steubenVilie Hast 10,
phll4delphlA and New York West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis aud ST. Louis,
For through tickets, baggage checks sleeping eal
accommodation, aud any further Information. d.,
ply 70 JOS, N, DEILEVlLI.E, Ticket Agent III Pm,
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, Or at ely
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
GOn'l Manager, Plttlburgh, Pa.
r. A. FORD, ~
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Wheat. Corn. oats. Fork. Lard.
q: 4 y u !! d d

Variation 9S 81 II ~ % X
e. 5s s.s igga P9 az sPrE t1 pHs a
good 81 20; fancy s. O OHIO new process 9 1j Min
choice % %. Rye flour scarce and firm At % TO-
Wheat irregular and ieyerlshj No. red casl 81 bli
steamer on track 81 10; No: fe October tg,sa
5 Soy E 1l,ns1a g III p e tlsSR Ss
steamer TSCi No, 0, T4c salt mixed October AK
denahdj No; white. Sl1saalgi No; ! do 4SiiOc.;
ter rln tpr choice; Others quiet creamery Sln3ic
New York and Bradford county, p extra 2SA2gC
do nSis 2Ga27c; dairy 2la9gc. Cheese scarce and
firm ri ChoICsi 1thPr weak creamery l9HGlayIe
changed. Whisky dnh al 81 Is,
CHICAGO, octobet3-The prOycm' journal reports:
if1gs-l,eeelpts 90 O0O head; shipments o. 7OO head
Dem1Di moderate, Market llrin aud lctlyo on good
aud 5cloyeE on te9ninoIi sales q mixed packing
heavy 81 sOd7 q; cIlls aud griser d 25aO TO-.
Cattle Recejps 800 head! shipments 2, 100 hcad
good q a9llee 1hPPag y tga5 vi common 9, e All
aS AM f iesder y active SH a. y Ss 1 hS
breeds ard natives dull II s. S0ll ",
ps ASSps Ss SRS hslSssS g% Sa h so
y The DroyGfs, journal cable. dispatch reports
American cattle weak at London, Glasgow and
Liverpool, selling atl3al4c.
CtNctsSAr1, October a-Colton quiet at iiISe
SlSSs 9 X go Ia ri, Sn;a, g az g
g. com 81 sPSaS; No mixed TSG BSIs st sH
No, 2mixei I5 Aide Rye III good deinanda at 81 iSE
al TO- harley, demand ialta and market ltnj No.
llll 81 % PORK eiGIet ~ ~ ~ lasl strong anl
els notll1ali clear nb $40 ~ lhc0h Inl6tt shout
St esS + az & III Sies u finished Soos
20 6stte o. . SSsls q 81 y. I! d Butter lower
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''sELLERs' Liver Pills" have been the stand
ard remedy for malaria, liver complaint, cos,
tiyeness, ETC., for fifty years,
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The Leading Scientists OF to-day agree that most
diseases are caused by dlA0piered Kidneys or Liver
II, therefore, the Kidneys and LIVER arc kept IN
perfect OrleF, perfect health Will be the result
This truth has only been known q short time and
for yOar people suffered great agony without being
able 10 ind relief. The discovery OF Warmers SAFE
Kidney and Liver Cure marks u new era IN the
treatment Of these troubles. Made from q imple
tropical leaf Of EAFc value, II contaiHs st the ee
1lenia necessary 70 nDurlhh aud iuvig0mle both Of
These great ORGANS aud aiely restore and keep them
IN ORDER II Is 4 POSITIVE Remedy for Ill tie
diseases that cause pains In the lower part Of Tie
bOdy-t0r Torpid -lIeadAch0- Iaundlee-
EinGsa-G FAyel-F Ague-AlalahRl Fever, and
al difficulties Of the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
Il Is an excellent and saio remedy for females
during Pregnancy. Il will control NenstrultIOn
and y Invaluable for Leuc0ThHa or Falling Of the
Asa Blood Purifier Il Is uneaualcd for II cures
the organs that make tho blood.
READ THE RECORD,
at saved my liie.n-E H. Lakely, Selma, Ala,
at Is the neMedy that will cure Tie many diseases
peculiar tO women" -MOtheF'S Magazine,
ut huS passed severe tests and won endorsements
from some ni the highest medical talent In the
country, York World,
mo remedy heTetOloru discovered can DO held for
one moment IN comparison with it"-ReY, q, A..
Harvey, d. D., Washington, DC,
This Remedy, which has done such wonders IL
put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of any
medicine upon the market, and Is sold by Druggists
and all dealers at 81 ~ pGr bottle For piahetes,
euqulrg hr WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE,
ii. II. WARNER & CO.,
Au2rTTIIStw Rochester n. Y,
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New, quick, complete cure days urinary
affections, smartlng, frequent or difficult
kidney diseases, 81. Druggists,
Depot, Laughlin Bros, Wheeling.
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TUMoRs, eryslpelas lnercurial diseases, scrot-
ula and general debility cured by "Dr. Lind.
sey's Blood searcher."
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NlNEdeparlmcnbotS study; text books inrnlshed
peisCs for one year from tif5 10 5000 uOstctlrlnr,
ibenl, thorough. Fall term begins sETPEAl BEk
Z, 1881 Attendance lust year from % counties Of
Number Of students larger than for ten years pre-.
~ For catalogues and other information apply 10
the Acting President, y. B, PuRlNT0N, Morgan.
town, West Va.
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GOING EAST AND WEST,
On and after November q 1880, all trains will run
daily, except Sunday, ~ follows!
Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh.
Through Trims 10 Cleveland.
although Trains To Chicago. 800.
Pullman ParloF CaDbetwGCnw 0llSYllle and cleyeI
Hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains between Az
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TO CHICAGO.
Only olRhteen hour.

at $40 p. IT., bridgeport 500 p. NJ, Arrives al sIeh
benYlle at BO1 r. NJ. leaves Steubenvville ut 1850 Al
~; bridgeport at S62 A. Nj arrives at Hellalreat
800 A. NJ, if
Tickets and baggage checks to nil principal polnta
IN the East and West can be procured al te Ticket
ONCE in Bridgeport, !. y MYEgs
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NRW YORK, UCtODef j-COttOn quiet nv llNa
$3.50 barrels slperino State and Western 81 6Ol
d 49, common TO good extra 81 iGl7 VI; good to
choice v l9as 70. white wheat extra 2oag y; extra
patent s. OOa9 y, Wheat higher lsverish aud pn'
ettled; closing with less strength ungraled spring
9jal ~; No. held nt u W. No. . Chicago anl
milwaukee, u i6ai ~ nugnlded red p BAL %;
srsl %; No. ] rcd 81 5S mixed Writer Il 81 in.
graded white 81 S5al 81; No. y red October, sales
10000 bushels y q b5al 67lsi closing ~ 81 bb
November, sales Of ,U)6 OOObuSiels at 81
Of u GOal 62N closing 81 81 o. January, sales. 49,
OO0 bushels, at u 6ial bj closing at 81 a. Corn
opened Ha9tc higher bit closed with the advance
No. . white S6asTr; low mixed S6Gi No, October
closing 81 7s94ci Decembrr SlHgSly4c, closing, 4t
western mixed IsaI7c white SOiS5c, Hay dull aud
weak ut 1Oc, Colfee, low grades dull aud
nombin9l medium sholce frm Sugar de-
nlnlng quoted Sashc. hlolaaes quiet and ilrm,
Rice steady With q iiIr demand Petroleum dull
and nominal; United pici crude 7aSci refined ~
llrn AZ y 6@La 6S TnrPenllne duff q 80. EggS,
western ireEt and very strong " 2c Pork stronger
irme Erin mes 10 56as1 % Oh MEATS din and
lUWVEl LUX VltuI Wv lOilV HiINi buUTt ClehT
Sll Oall l2JS. Lard opened at 6a7 c;higher closed
strong; steam sl2 67al2 TO- Butter quiet and ilrn
for choice AZ lSaS6c Cheese dull and nominal at
6ai2c,
UHiCAoo, October s-Flour demand fair and
market firm. Wheat easy, higher and steady; No.
Chicago 81 4g5lal 40 cash; 81 lli October; 81 lG
November 81 lual 40 december 81 l2Ilal w
Year. Hlles At 81 ilai W. october 81 'iI1Eal ~
Eoyemberi 81 4stSi December No. q, 81 ~ reject
cd 81 Osal 10 Corn StrDg and higher, With al I'D
vance chiefly On cash aIl near options ,iIgg
7J1Sc December &c May; Sails: ut 7l99Ia7gtSc Ii.
tOber; 7iISa7G1sc November, Oats active, firm md
higher &c l71Eq cash and October; 4Sc November
lsElatSS, DECEMBER 4I1Ec, YEAR Sl9iaSlNc Nay
and lgh0fat u 12I, Barley easier at 81 Uaal OK
Flaxsesd lower gt H4o, Pork active, firm and h!gi
or ut Sly y cash and October; Slg % November;
$40 2Glp y ncccinbeF so Gjd2D G7JS January
Lard thIrly active and shade higher, ut 81 y
al2 20 pecember Sl2 p year sl2 s0al2 s1 Jgnu;
airy, Bulk meats fairly active and shade higher
shoulders y O short rib $40 b short clear 80 49,
whisky, demand lalF and prices higher at 81 10,
The following shows the fluctuations In the Chi.
cage grain and produce market yesterday, ~ 70.
ported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers. No. 1l6Q
Main nfRnnf0
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DITISBURGH, CINCINNATI q
IL louis RAiLWAY-PANHANpLE Rol
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
Fa cts.

"Why Mary where did you buy those
oysters"
"Why John bought them from mar
who was kettling oysters, and he only
charged me twenty cents" quart
for them.
well Mary they are not fit to eat; all
the substance has been washed out OF
them. They are tub oysters"
why what are tub oysters, John ?"
"Well Mary they are oysters that are
opened down country and washed two
or three times and then shipped here.
They are then washed again and water
put to them for juice, and then salted
to give them taste, and frequently soia
is put in them to swell them up and
make them look large. Then they are
kettled on the street for fresh opened
oysters. Some of these oysters | have
known to he opened two or three days
before they were sold
"IfthaI is the case John | want no
more kettled oysters"
"Nor either Mary, but after this
when you want good oysters go to Wig
gleswor,h's West End Oyster Depot,
No, 300 Monroe street, and he will give
you fresh opened oysters for 20 cents u
quart, solid measure.
- hn don't like to disappoint you,
hut here is the evening paper, read 1t
while 60 to Wigglesworth's and get
some oysters that are fit to eat.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
Tho Farm Journal

Of Philadelphia, owned and edited by
Wilmer Atkinson formerly of the Daily
Commercial of this city, is a perfect
sample Of that success which attends a
man like Atkinson who starts with .
determination to succeed. The journal
is only yet between four and five years
old, but it is now known and apprec!a-
ted in every State in the Union. Mr..
Atkinson informs us that he employs
over thirty young ladies at his office,
No. IA North Seventh street in mailing
his immense edition, answering cores
pondence, and doing other work about
such an Office as is suitable for females.
81, 600 of an edition of the Journal will
be mailed in December, the most of
course sample copies, but Mr.. Atkin-
son expects to start the new year with
a regular paid up circulation of 10000.
We doubt if any other agricultural pa
per in the Union exceeds this in circu-
lation, and we congratulate our old and
esteemed friend Atkinson Oh his splen-
did success,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
An Afflicted Family.

The Galbreath family, living neal
Broad creek, Hartford county, Mary
land, have been greatly afflicted within
the last few weeks. On the l7th of Oc
tober, Mrs. Hannah Galbreath died, at
the age of 92, Of malarial fever. On
October Goth her daughter.in.law, Mrs,
Catharine Galbreath, widow of the late
Alexander Galbreath, also died, and on
the 18th of November her daughter, Miss
Tillie Galbreath, an accomplished and
lovely lady, died. During the same
period John Davis, who was employed
on the farm, also died. The deaths OF
the three latter were caused by malig.
nant typhoid fever. Every female meul'
Der of the household has thus been
swept away by the hand Of death with
in the brief period of less than three
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-18
LOCAL TAME TABLa
OORRRUTao APRIL 3, 1881.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOk
hiladel ph!a, 2:20, $3.50, 100, $40 800, s:l0
g:66, 1880, ll:63 a. M; 12:15, *I2:43, 2:0G
1880, 400, 652, 6:4,, e:lO s66, 1000 p. n
Sundays, 2:20, $40, o. m.; 500, SEA e;N,
100 $3.50 1000 y. n.
Now York, 22O, $50, 700, 9:65, 1853 q. Ia.
*I2:43, 203, o:44, $50 p. N. Sundays
l:5S, 2.sO q. H., GA pm
Baltimore, 1851, 2:l2, 1865, 8:3s q. M; l2:bb,
.l:O4, 4:45, $50 p. N. Sundays, l25l,
2:l2, 1865 o. II.
Washington, l2:6l, 2:l2, 1865, 1888 a. m; 1875.
.l:O4, $50 p. IN. Sundays, l2:5l, 2:l1
7:65 a. IN.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, l2:bl,
S:3S a. m., 1855, 4:46 p. m. The 4:46 p. m
train stops at way stations only bstweeD
Perryville and baltimore. Sundays
l2:5l a. IN.
rorryvllle and Intermediate statl0n'' asp
New Castle, e:oO, 9:35 a. M; LOS, 800, go p
m. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, 93t
a. m.; l:06; $40 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, s:Sb a. m.;
Los p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 100 .
M; 800, 500 p. IN. Sunday trains, S.4b
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:l6, 1890 q. M;
A>As
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philade elphla, 12:4s, 2:o4, 1852, 1888, 9:3Oa. g
1900 IN; l2:l5, l2:45, *l:O2, 1850, 4:20, 4:3
4:4l, $40, o:l6, $40, 800, 800, l045, Ill
D. m. Sundays, l2:43, 2:O4, az 7:62, 10, 10
an; $40, lo.45, ll:l6 p. m.
New York, 2:O4, 2:22 1852, s:s3 a. M; l2:4b,
"l:O2, al, e:4o p. M; Sundays, 2:ot, az
1852 q. IN.
Baltimore, 1853, 2l4, $780,, l1:36 a. M; .Is:ll
200, 6.4o,o:3 $50 p. M; Sundays, l:63, 2lA
g. M: sac. 6:3s. 9:60 y. m.
Washington, 1853, 2:l4, 1875 q. M; *l3:4l,
500, t.4o, ,6:asp. H.; Sundays, l;bS, 2:l4 .. M:
2.46 6:3S .. IN.
Perryville only, 9:O6 a. m,
New Castle, s:48, 9:36 q. m; 1901, $40, COZ
.. m. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:ls a. M; 1907, o:0bp.
m. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, SOC
.. m.; 1885, e:b6p p. In. Sunday trains, o.lb
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 q. m.; 2:lt
pm. Sundays, $40 q. IN. $40 p. In.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Philadelphia, Broad street depot, 7c6, $50,
BIS, 1880, ll00, ll45 M; l:3O, 500 1890,
$50, 43O, SIS, 6:45, $40, SOC, ,9:46 llS0r. n;
Sundays, 7:o5, $3.50 q. m; 600, S:Ab, Al:SS
p. N.
philadelphia, Market street station only, l:ls
' q. m.; "I2:25 p. m.; Sundays, lis q. IN.
Figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains