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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
ppIicrtion No s65 for Patent Co the An
 Iona kias Mining CiaIm.
us. LAND OFFICE TUcsoy, ARIZONA. 2

lf NOTICE Is HEhLBN GIVEN THAT IHE - Sstmu Rita Land and Mining Company by e. H. Lord. agsut.whoSe Dostoticr addre-s is care of G-o. n. SmItt General superinteudrnt Gala hasls. Arizonu. has this day nied Its a plicatlJn for patent for lltU linear feet uf tle ArIkuua kIus miue or veIu- bearing copper and other mlnerui-, vlth surface e uund tuu feet m width. situa ed ID Pima Mining district, county of Puma and Territory of ArIzona. and designated by the helo notes and official plat on h4s af this u-lc cr a- Lot Nun b-r = Gila and Salt i.iv-r Me- ! han, said Lot No. e bsinE as follows. to-vlt;
 Beginning at initial monument at end of claIIn at Co pine post 2Nf inches square 8 fe.-t lon -et n Eronnd ani monument of stones, bears x sl deg i3l f,et distant. Thi- f. also the \ W corner of the Arizona Queen Mining tlsum.
 Taeuce V deg W along end bonudary line of clam 3uI feet Jo \ corner of claim Co a pine pot ~ inc e~ square . feet long m monuu eut of scenes ma. ked \ K So. 3-' Tnenc- \ st deg W nn \ -Ide boundary llne of claim I5pI feet Co W corner to pine poet 3Ni inches ~q are. feet long. m monument Cf stones, marked "A K No. B."
 n nee ; 9 des, F 9 O feet along W end boun- diary of clrIm to ceUter of same. pine post ,x ucHe= =quare. feet long. n mound Of stones marked "A No. l."
 Thence 9 deg continuation of line on W end 8 O feet tu \ W corner Of cam Co pine post -Xi Inche- square. feet bong. Iu mound of stones marx ei A X No. 5'
 hence ' ,i deg F 15 Q feet along < side boun diary In~ of claim tp corner to a pine post -ioue~, marked "A X No. e. from which U. S Iiuer Monrmsnt No. Pima Mining District belr- e deg e mn F. 20 feet distant.
 Thence ' Hdeg W along r. end line of claim 3lu Sect tu the place. of beginning
 Magnetic variation li d.g r., containing 20.l6 acres
 The ocation notice Of this claim Is recorded m the ke -orJler office of Pima county in Book ~ or Records of Mlnes. page ju. The adjoining claimants are the Arizona Queen on thei.
 Any .nd all persons claiming adversely my portion Of sand Arizona nc mine, ur the -urfac. ground are required Go nle their adverse claim Wlth the Del.iSter of the United States Land u1lce, Ht Tucson. 'rIzous. during the sixty days period of publication. or hey will be barred by virtue os the provisions of the stature.
 HENHY COUSINS. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

The storm has been general ali over the Territory. In the north rain has fallen in the valleys, while the tops of he mountains are covered with a mantle of white. The indications are now that water for placer mines will be plentiful, md quite harvest will be gathered from that source this fall and winter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
HENRI COUSINS. Register.

It isherehy ordered thlt the foregoing notice of application for D .tent be publisher for the p-nOd of sixty days ten consecutive weeksl in the Arizona CITGZE,y. weekly newspaper published at Tucson. \ T winch ls L-u- by designated by me as published nearest such claims. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 EAaLL & SMITH. Attorneys for Applicant
 ElrSt pub .fcatiou ~eut r. IS-l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

General Crook is expected home about the l6th instant. He has now all the Indians upon the reservation pescesbly inclined. Crock has handled the vexed question with his usual skill, and here after trouble with the Apaches will be sverted nd Anzona will be as ee from depreciation by the red man as New York is.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

IL is hereby ordered that ths foregoing no'Ice Of Application for Patent be published for the period of 1l days ten consecutive we-szi m the CItizel. a weekly newspaper published at Iuc-ou Pima county. Arlzuna- which paper Is hereby designated by ms As published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 First publication October g. iSss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

" Its virtues Rrs USQUEsIIOSABLE and its GU RArINE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE. A THE VHITEE CAS PERsOSALLY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM EXP EI- ESCs ASD OBSERVATION. Write nt once to HAH- LOCK & JENSEY, Dey street New ork enclOs- ing SlD, and you will receive by return a remedy that will enable you Co hear n kc any hody else. and whose curative effect will b. perma- nent. You will never regret doing so. EDITOR MERCANTILE REVIEW.
 E1-To avoid los in the mails, please send money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by HAILOCk sS JENSEI. DeV st-. N Y. sole age ts for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Captain Oscar Machoiz of Ariva IS in the city. The Captain was form rly in buslnes- n his city sLd Is well nd favorable kLoEn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
MRS ANNA DOwNFR

Dated at GreaterVi le. October 3l, i-s.- Territory of Arizona. tounty of Pima, -s.
 On this 21th day of October. \. D. one thous- and eight hundred and eishty-two. personal, J appeared before me, Jo1n Young a Notary Pub hc m and for the county of Puma. Anna Down er wife of EdWHrd Duwner. whose name IS suh- scrihed tO the annexed instrumen as @ party thereto, personally known to me to be the sane person described m ard who executed the said annexed instrument aS party thereto. and who duly acknowledged t0 me that sle executed the same freely and voluntarily, and for the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
 In witness whereof. have hereunto set my
 hand and affixed my official seal. the day fSeall and year in this certificate first above
 written. JOHN YOUNG.
 o22-Sw Notary Public. Pima County. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
TovRsroyF. Nov. 1ntb. 1Ss3.

MR. $. GoODFRIEND, Eso, Pres. Tue son Fire Dept, Dear Sir: Will yOu please interview the legislators elect from your county, in regard to passing law at this session Of the Territorial Legislature, exempting active firemen from jury duty and poll tax. I have seen all the elect from tlis county, and they have promised to introduce a bill for that purpose, and work for it.. Hoping to Lear from you in regard to this matter. l remain yours respect. fully, etc. J. H. CAMPBELL,
 Pres Tomhstlne Fire Dept.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
HENRY COUSINS. E-si-rsr Haynes G SiIles At oruey- tur applicants.

It Is hereby orlrre,. that the for.sr-a- r,-r-. bs pu1lIshel -Iyfy dag t-eu ,uu-'-u- Ve s-.s-. in the ArizoHa tlI ZEN. a weekly lr.,- I...-. puphshed ut tucson. \. T winch pager I- h-r.- by desIg. ated by me ls guhlI-lsd nearest -lr. claim HENltN CUU ~iNS. Ersistvr
 fir-t pub icatiou October 70 .-~2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

lt is hereby ordered that tho foregoing notice be published sixty days ten consecutive wcpSsI iu flr Arizona . frtZES. weekly newspaper puhiI4het af Tucson Arizpna terrItpry. which paper I- terrhy Je-ismataI b. me as published nearest such clam.
 HENY COUsTNs. Register. IIr5t publication uctobrr .g I.-z
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Sole Traders Notice.

TNOw ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS IN that ]. Anna DUWner, a married woman. wife of Edward DoWuer. residing at Cir aterville. Pima county. Arizona. intend Co carTy on the business of general merchant. m my own name
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Official Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

LOCATION NOTICES.
 Santa Rosa. Rincon district, October C II Mauk, C J Ulmer.
 Clmer, Rincon district. Oct. 2S, c J Ulmer, C II Mauk.
 Blue Jay, district unknown, Nov. II, W A Bixler, c Ralston.
 Franklin, Rincon district. Oct. 2S, c H Mauk. C J Ulmer.
 Independence, Empire district, Oct Y, " J Nile, E $ Bobo, Thus Epp. rly
 DEEDS.
 c II Mauk to c J Ulmer, interest ln the San Carlos mine, RincUn district, SlOO.
 Benj Morgan to Henry Bruns, lot 4T in block Al, Tucson, S75.
 Saml ChIlds to Addie E Frazer, lB interest Tn the Santa Fe mine, Canyon de Orc district, Sl50.
 Hugh White to M Salisbury, the Goshen mine formerly known as the FluX mine, Harshaw district, together with hoisting works, mining machinery, etc, 5.
 Henry Horton to James Quinlan an undivided interest m the firm of Craig & HO ton, and since 1879 carried on in the name of Henry Horton. whole sale and retail liquor dealers in Tucson, S4O0n
 Francisco Maldo1ado to VI Parker, the northwest Sec II, in Tnshp b south of Range l3 east. G.la and Salt river base and meridian, containing 160 acres, S3UG.
 Wm Witt to James Hulsapple, d interest in the Homestake mining claim. ilelvetia district, Sl00.
 Dolores Maldouado to ] W Parker. the southeast of Sec If, in Tshp l5 south of Range If east, Gila and Sali river base and meridian, containing leo acres, S:}Un
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Henry Horton to James Quinlan, power of attorney to carry on, manage ani conduct all business of whatever kind carried on in the Territory of Ari- zona and elsewhere. and to slgn all drafts, checks, bills of acceptance, etc. Writ of attachment of Louis Good man vs. San Catarina Copper Company, for Sl ,496.
 Writ of attachment of James Buell. vs. San Catarina Copper Company, for the sum of S9Gl.
 Cattle brand and counter-brand of J. :. Crosley.
 Cattle brand and counter brand of Jose Ma. Orosco.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Application No. 26G. for Patent 70 the
 san Xavier Mining Claim LAND OFFr-r. Tr,-sov. ARIZONA

~ NOTICE k HEREBY CIV .N TIA TIE ~ Santa Rita Land aud Mining tompany whose postOeice al ir~ss I- care George D. Smith. Calaba-a-. Arizona. has male application for patent for l51I linear feet of tle San Xavier hine or veln hearlns copper an silver SIth surface ground Gu f-c- Iu sIdfh. -Ituaf-d ID PImn Mining District County of Pima and ar- ritory of AuzouH. and designated by the held notes and official plat lir tu thIs office - iuf NO a. sad lot so. f5 balu- as follps-. Co wIr. Beginning af the initial monument, % post -Nt and 'e-t long m Q mound ur stone at th.. .t end center 0f f'e ciaim. ma kett $ N NO 70 from winch c. S. M. VI. SO bcars \. q de-- tl " 2lU feet distant. thence S. @ decs l. ap feet to S- W. e r-ar poet ZNl and feet lon, m mound Of ones mgrkei q N. \. No. n i.." th nee \. sI Ge-s- F. 1jl0 feet Co \. T.. corner post gxi and fe-r long m mound Of sroue- marked ''S X 70. Ills" thence S. edei.s. w. spl faafto r end center post 2Xl and feet lon. m mound of stones marked -S- \. so. w. thence gsI or. same co1rss tO V. r.. -upr post gx4 and s feet long iu mound of stones marked -s X So V.:" thence \ sl d-cs. w.. I5u feet Co N. W corner post. in mound of stones market '-S \. VI. VI .' thence =. @ de-- r su fasf t,l initial monument and place of b-c1uuinr.
 Mag1~tlc Variat on i3 degrees E containing 3li6 acres.
 The location ofthis uIre IS duly record d in the Recorier'- olice of Pima county. Arirsua. lu book t, Records of Mines, Dage- 5I and g.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of said San Navier Nine Or surfacs ground are required ro file traIr sdver~- claims in this otlce during the sixty days perind ot pubic tun hereof. or they w1ll be barred by virtue of the provlsI ,n~ of The Sfatufe
 NN ' | d f# .aF FH.nH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Hear What The Deaf Say !

It has performed a miracle in my case have no unearthly noises in my heal and hear much better
 have been greatly benehte,L
 My deafness help-si a at deai-ihlnk nn- other bottle will cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Haynes
A Application No. 90 for % Pat. ut Co tIa
 Nv >triLr Mining Claim
trf1..~r Ir I--- NOTICE IS UENLHN OWN nm |
|. s. L| D OFFI0E Iuc-- |. ' T

 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TdE - Silver Moon hIuius Company, a r'rI ur.- tun whose po-.ulIrs u.d e-- I- Iu care ui {. L. Stiles Tucson. iiua toLnry. Arlona. has 'ts day nle,i It- apI-lc ttIun for patent for Is.s linear feet of the NtN strike .uIIr ur veiu boa ing gold and silver. sIth -urtarv ground Hf| iaH. tu width situated Iu AmolH Mining Di-t.u- uuty of Plma- 1ufi Territory uf ArzDua- all e-i.suatei by the u-id ite and uliirIti pilr H- hle thl- office a= Lot Number .u Iu end District, -aiu Lo N beiuE u- fu.loA-. to-vlr Beg rniug at the imfIal mcnureut. at tH- -,. end Of the claim ai Ilu- poet hy IHrf.-H H fe.t .uE and m1rktd \. ~. Nu | .. whence ~ mineral monument ' ,i. AmoIe Dl-tue'. h'-ar- S i deg ll mn W. !I feet d -t.tn-.
 heuc- ti deg ,. nm v. lu fsat tu fna " -orner of clam. Co pun p'sr. % hs : 'uchs- feet high. and mHrsed \. x. N. IT,
 Thence \ GO d--, 8 mn E i.tl fe-t tp the {, Z long. and markrd \. ~. N" H."
 Thence N q deg e min r. l-l feet fn fh- i1'rr- section of the o " 4iie hre of tae ~ilver NHu- Mining Claim. Lo- No s7. 'te W corH-r .. winch bearz x % d-. l3 mn -Ifsef GI-.srt, --. 5J feet to be center of L. end of cialw- fu pine post 2Xi iuch--. t-ct bong and ma--.- Theme. N q deg nl mn E. a.1 feet Jo tae yf corner of claim. to @ pune pos LNl lue.e-. i-f. bong and marked <. \" N.
 Thruce \ iY de. '4 nm W f.I feet Co ti.e r.'0-- section with tle x v side uf of tte Silver f.Hr lalm. the x V curuer of which hsa.r- ls a..- 03 nm 5ll fee- i -Stant a ld liG t-.t % fH- V corner or rialm, 70 a Hine oct " 2 a'l.l --' inches. feet lulg tud mar5sd Go $. * No N-- and
 Tnanre e deg a min v su feet to th- 9 1r- Of beginning. containing i5..a acrrr. rNcius-F.. tIi,. conflict wItl tl- Silver Moon ta.n. LH- W. I1, -zl ar re-. not cl.tm-ii Ir fhi- application.
 Na-netic yariatltu ia deg ti nm E-
 The location of fhI- mlue l- recorded .a .- Recnrier- ptiiee Df Pima county. A-.FH..- |. Book D of Mn uE Records, paEr t-
 The adjo nIns claimants are the ovler- u. '.. Buena Vista .aim 0u the V ts- oWurr ". xpert Claim on ttr T.. Hud tle owner .. r SIi yer Moon lam on V D.
 Any and an per-1u- claiming aave--a portion of sad N+g- strike mll. or -ls -1r. sround are required Co ule tHaIr a.is-rs. ..a xith the Eeal-ter of tie Jusrei ~fl-.- l-i. Of5ce af Tuc- a. Arizuna. tl-re t.- -. lays rerod uf publication ier-s. r- Nill be barred by virtue of th- pr'ya-.as '- -
 Hl.NEY COUSINS. E.zl----. It is hereby ord red 'hst tis !. -a-1. -- ao'.l- be- published for th- rrriod -Nrg l-I- .,. consecutive wees-i DO tas tIT.LsN t newspaper puhli-h-f ar tur-.r- A- i- ". paper is hereby designated 1' me '-- PI'-'7'.- nearest sad claim. ~ q,
 T. l.. STILEs. TursHr. .. J.. Af-, .'T ai i--'- tir-t pub icatI~r October iH. i----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Go where one may, throughout this broad Territory, mIners, farmers and stock raisers are found hard at work de velOping the latent resources of the country. Men with limited ormoderate means can find better opportunities for making permanent homes right here ID Arizona tban in other spot iu the United States to-day. The hardships and pri- vatIuns to be endured are nothing as compared with what the e,rly settlers had to unndergo m the settlement of all but the praIrie States of the Atlantic Coast, and not SO great as in Dakot+, Montana. Idaho, Washington Territory, Utah and Nevada. The winters here have no terrors, and the bot weather of the summer IS relieved by the cool and bslmy nights, which bring refreshing rest after the heated labOrs of the day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

From what can be gleaned from the northern counties concerning the recent election, it appears that our next Terri torIal Legislature will comprise some of tue best and most intelligent men of the different counties. This k refresh ing, and ought to be peculiarly gratify- ing to the people, as it promises wise legislation and iu iicates that those grave questions of so much moment to Arizona which will doubtless arise will be Intelligentiy grappled with and honestly disposed of. The legislators elect have no child's play before them The eyes of every citizen will be cen- tered upon their actions, and either warm praise or severe condemnation must necessarily h,l thelr lof.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
ExemptIng FIremen From Jury nntY.

The following communication Was received d few days ago, Hud its obieci has met with a fHvoIal le IeI CT SC frt Il those of ,he Pima county legislators a' present in the city. 4 numb-r of tho n will not only vote for if, but will leuG their hearty cooperation and labor {, the introduction and passage Of such hill.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
HENRY COUSINS Raeister.

lt Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent he published .iNty iay~ lt-n consecutive weeksi lu The Arlzpna lIiiZfS. a seesly newspaper uuh- l-led af Tucson. 4. IT.. which paper IS here by designated by me a- published nearest s-ch claim. H NRY COU SINS. Register.
 fir~t publication Oct srh is-2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

lt Is hereby Oriere.. that the foregoing notice Of application for patent be published for The p@riod of sixty days tten consecutive we,l.si. m the d gIZOSA tITIyTS. g weekly newspaper pub hshec at Iuc-oE. A. .uusL winch paper Is hereby desiglAted by mr ..- published nearest such claim. HLNRY COL SINS Register
 Fir,t publication. NOVember5. I-s2
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10

No MORE STRIKING instance Of the insin-
cerity Of the Republican party's professions
in favor Of Civil servise Reform was ever
given than the. action lAe 4onse Of Repre-
sentatives ON ainraSJ eI1ppn. GsngressN
man Bayne, oar 6asy lniS who's 4 BON,
slstent advocate ~ ia aceht CiyIl Service
Reform ,difered 4 ane9a 9ainepta tappropriatmg
twenty-five thousand dollars to enable the
President to carry the law into effect
The House, however, did not favor
i'reform this year" and sat down upon Mr..
Bayne's amendment with considerable
emphasis. Civil Service Reform does well
enough for d ''campAIgn principle or q
platform platitude for the Republican party,
bat when It comes to making i live, vital
issue, the party can be counted out every
time. Campaign assessments make petter
stock in trade and are productive OIL more
cash for party purposes.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10

THE PHILADELPHIA Eoeaitg Telegraph is
a republican journal, but its independent
instincts lead it TO boldly recognize the
shortcomings of its party and denounce
them in strong terms. Referring TO the in
different manner In which the present Con-
gress neglected the important measure
known as the Bankrupt bill, and laid it over
until next session, the Telegraph says:
While this extrayagant expenditure is
given place and verge enough, and while a
bankrupt bill is swept aside as no import
ance to Congress, Thursday is spent in the
House in scenes of unmitigated indignity
aud indecency between the leader OF the
House, Robeson, and his Demo .ratic oppo-
neht, Whitthorne, and Friday is similarly
spent by Butterworth and Cox, two Other
statesmen who disagree about Arthur being
purer and greater than Washington. Thi
sO-called leader of the House, Robeson
makes mere brawling place of the meeting
place of Congress, and his dun speaker
whom he created, sits and looks on an,
permits him and the kindred rufiian to dis
grace the nation in its own eyes and in tn
eyes of the world. These be our statesme
these the men whom the people are aske
and expected to re-elect In the fall to anotht
Congress,
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
l9aila gaxette
wnMINGTON. MONDAY. JULN 40,
The Democratic Convention.

The Democratic State Convention has not
yet been called, but meeting of the State
Central Committee will be held in this city
tomorrow, at which the time for the Con
vention win be fixed and the call issued.
The Convention, in all probability, will be
held at Dover. 1t will be gathering ofrep-
resentative Democrats from all parts of the
State, and its deliberations will be marked
by a sincere desire to nominate such candi-
dates and enunciate such principles as will
inspire the party throughout'the State, and
lead TO certain victory. There will be no
rings, cIiques or ''boss" dictation I'm this
convention, but the representatives of the
Democratic people will counsel together in
regard to the best measures to maintain the
perfect harmony that now prevails In the
party and to inangurate campaign that
cannot fail to prove successful.
The Republican Convention, on the other
hand, win becontrolled by "Ring" manage
ment, and its principal nominee has already
been selected by the Ring bosses" before a
single delegate has been elected. A few
men at Dover have arranged a programme
which might just as well be declared final
without the formality of a convention, as
the gathering of the delegates will but con
firm the decree of these magnates, and i'm
part the sanction of the party organization
TO their plans. The mandate of the "Ring''
has gone forth to the effect that Albert
Curry must be nominated for Governor,
and its faithful henchmen will see that thi,
order is obeyed to the letter.
We ask the people of Delaware to CAREFUL,
note this important difference in the man
agement Of the two parties. The Democrats,
party asks the advice and respects the wishe
Of its voters, while the Republican part.
but obeys the will of knot of unsavor,
politicians, who, with headquarters at Dove
and faithful henchmen in each county, issu,
the party mandates with as much assuranc,
as though they came from the people am
were omnipotent. The success Of this coteri
would place the State under ''Ring" rule o.
the most oppressive and Objectionable char
acter, while the success of the Democratic
party would leave the government in the
hands of representatives of the people. Thi,
is the great issue of the campaign, and Il
cannot be evaded.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
.rnHn K.aN1L LnrAKER,s.
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s,.ts,S ! D
John W. asnamaker's.
Monday, July 10.
islMf 4Aitf
GnA u4i.sHR -'lfslIt y vi fsatfif


A lady came : b look at black
Louisine silks the other day,
and, finding tn EN- at 81 a yard
said 'sOh - advertises them
reduced from 5 l.25 to so cents.
I'll see them first at any rate.
The lady shortly returned and
bought,
The effect ofsuch advertising
may be seen in the lady's COM
ments. She said the "$l.25"
silks were narrow, fiimsy and
dingy; absolutely unfit for use.
We are going to offer for
that merchant the best defense
that the case appears to admit
of. Very likely the silk had
been an unsuccessful colored
Louisine at 81. .25; and he had
it dyed blac k. He didn't
actually lie, then. But that
isn't what we are talking
about.
Why did Il nat lady come tC
us, instead OF going direct tc
the merchant whose advertise.
ment had won her attention
We suspect fd dr no other rea'
sons than til hese: She was
accustomed to being shy o
advertisements in general; and
was also accu stoned to eXpec'
in ours the tEuth-even moro
the fair truth.
We may 50 EN- to be almos
exceeding propriety in thus ex
tracing and appropriating
compliment TO our own busl
ness-manager nent out of /;
chance incide mt. Its meaning
however, seems so clear and 81
useful that W G venture beyonC
onr inclinatid N, and put it il
plain words 1t does pa.
to tell the trrl lth-yes, the lai
truth-in ad vertising.
The daily gazette., 1882-07-10
RAILROAD LINES.
DHILADELPHIA, VIII Ca
Il MINGToN AND eEZxzk-Alt
MAY Bth, 1851.

MAY 26th, 1851.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-7.0o,
IO.3O u. m. $50, AGO. 40, S.55. p. m.
Philladelpha (eNpressl-z.0O, q $50, Z Is, g. Is
g.OOp 81 95S II. SO. a. m. II. Is ]. u 5I, 6lO 6,Ss
7.2G y. M.
Philadelphia and New YOTk-2.0o 2. q, $50, 7.2s
g.5S lI.53 a. ~. 3s. Asa OIL, SIS q u, y. M
Baltimore and intermediate statiOns-l.O5, 9.H a.
m. 500 p, IN. el
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.6 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington-l.42, 45l, s.O6, 9.l7
a. M. l.00 Fl.Oa, 500, 6.57, ll.O4p. m.
Baltimore only--i .05 n. m. I.2O and Gp. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle-6.0O, $40 \. m. los, 3.OO, go p, M
| Harrington and intermediate stations-S.lOA u. M
LOS, 6.25 p. IN.
Delinar and intermediate stations-9.lO q. IN.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia aud intermediate stations-6. lOa. m
| l2.OOm $50, 7.;p, 955 p. m.
| Philadelphia aud New York zoo, % a. m. s. a.
| 6.3s 7.26 y. m.
| Baltimore and Washlngton-l.42, 4.5l, sos, III
| a. m. I.N y. m.
| BaltimOTe-f.OS "A. m.
| For further Information passengers are re
! ferred 10 the time tables posted at the depot.
AS-Trains marked thus; O. are limited expires
| upon which extra fare Is charged.
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| FRANK THOMSON, General ManageT.