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yours. performed only the part of th,
Secretary TO advise and to draft. Yor
spoke IN the name of the United Statas
to each OF the independent nations OF
America. To rebuke that invitation fol
any cause would be embarrassing; to r.
woke it for the avOwed fear Of sJealousy
and ill-will" on the part Of European
powers, would appeal as little to Amer
ican pride as to Ameritan hospitality.
Those you have invited may decline,
and having now cause to doubt their
welcome, will, perhaps, do 90. This
would break up the congress, but 1t
would not touch our dignity.
Beyond the pbilRnthrOpbic and Chris
tian ends to be obtained By an American
conference devoted to peace aud good
VIII among men, we might well hope
Tor material advantages As the result OF
better undt trstandtng and closer friend
present the con iition Of trade be-
tween the United States ard
Its American neighbors has been
unsatisfactory to ue, and even deplora-
Die. According to the oflcial statistios
or our own Treasury DepaI tmont, the
balance against us In that trade last year
was one hundred aud twenty millions
or dollars-a sum greater than the year
~ product OF all the gold and silver
mines In the United States. This vat
oalaooe was paid by rs In foreign ex-
cnange, and q very large proportion Of
It went to England, where shipments Of
cotton, provisions and breadstufs sup
piled the money.
II anything should change or check
the balance In our favor in European
trade, our commercial exchanges with
spanish America would drain US Of our
reserve OF gold coin at rate exceeding
one hundred million dollars per annum,
and Woult probably precipitate sus.
pension or speoio payments in the coun-
worse than little ''ifaloLSIy and iii
will" abroad.
l do not say, Mr.. President, that the
holding Of Peace Congress will neces-
sarlly ol auRe the currenls of trade but
lt VIII bring us into kindly relations
with all tho American nations; it will
promote 'he reign of peace and Jaw and
order, 1t will increase production and
consumption and will stimulate the de-
mand for articles which American man
uLactureis can furnish with profit. 1t
VII at all events be friendly and aus
picious b ginning In the direction Of
American ind tuenoe and American trade
In large field which we have hitherto
greatly neglected, and which has been
pr lctcally monopo ICED by our CONNER
cial rivals in K, rope.
AS Mr.. Frelinghuysen's despatch fore
shadowlnR the Abandonment OF the
teaoe Congress has been made public
Dy your direction, deem 1t n matter Of
propriety and justice to give this matter
TO the press.
1 aD, Mr.. President, with great re-
spect your obedieDt servan
JAMES q. BLAINE,
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More snow.

More snow.
Mr.. James G. Aiken, who has been
quite Ill, is improving.
The Delaware City church case il
now fairly under way.
The new Richardson House, Dover,
will be open tor pablo patronage about
May 1st.
DIR. Peter Cooper, OF Chestertow n,
Nd, has moved to this city, and will
practice his profession here.
Mrs. LeVi Garrett will take Mrs.
Balls millinery store, No. 500 King
street, on March 25th.
George Calvart, the young man who
committed the forReries upon Ferris
Brothers and others, has left the city.
Rev. A. T. SCOTT preached at the
Newport N. e. Church, where a suc>
cessful revival is in progress, last
night.
Several persons were stricken with
penitence and three converted at the
special services in Grace M. e. Church
last night.
& Tho B. 4 o. engRieeIs are surveying
an entirely new line for the route OF
their Philadelphia extension through
Newport.
The fire alsrm from box II last night
was entirely unnecessary, as it WAS
not sounded until after the fire had
been entirely extinguished.
Thos. Drein Il Son have received q
contract for furnishing two 90 feet
metallic lifo.boats for Cramp & Son,
Philadelphia, and two 45-feet iron
canoes for the Pusey 8 Jones Com
Dany 10 20 to Soath. America.
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A SPLENDID OFFICE.
OPENING OF KLLIorr, JonHsoP a
cos. NEW BANKING HoUsE-A DE-
so1PTIoN OF THE OFFICE.

OPENING OF KLLIOTr, JOHNSON a
cos. NEW BANKING HOUsE-A DE-
soRIPTIoN OF THE oFFIcE.
1t has been known for some time past
that Elliott, johnson 4 Co., the Welt
known bankers, were 70 move from
Sixth and Market streets where they had
been Tor number OF years, to tue up
per store In the new smith building.
Market above Sixth. The tirm deter
mined not 10 move until every mlnorlde-
tail appertaining 70 complete aud frst-
class banking house was completed.
In this they showed their sagacity aud
business forethought, ~ they now have
an Office for the transact loa Of their i'm
mense business that will rebound To
their credit long after they have passed
away.
The removal Of the new Office was
consummated last evening, aud this
mOrning IL was thrown Opsn for public
iDspe ctioD. A large numLer of their
friends accepted he Invitation TO cal, and
wished the firm many happy returns oi
their enterprise.
A rep esertativa u the GAZETTE
called there this morning for the pur-
pose Of describing lhe Office, and after
cursory glance, arrived al the cohclusIou
that = description would be next to i'm
possible. After entering the vestibnls
door q glance showed the interior TO be
finished in solid carved oak aud mahoR-
Any, the oak being finished 10 orange
shslac. In front Of the general counter
Is q tile floor, laid by ShArpless d Sons.
Before reaching the counter, ho oWsVer,
aud immediately la front, 10 the private
office, carpe cd with Brussels, and fur
nIshed with mahogany. Ii Is paTti-
toned of With Lemon, Bachs & Co.'S.
new patent crYstali1ed glass. A portion
OF the general counter aud the telegraph
office Is also paFti; ioned of with the same
kind Of glass.
Next comes the general ou toners
room, also handsomely furnished. In
this ofice is an immense black board
having Ihe names Of all known stocks
pa nted upon embussed wood. Upon
this board Tor general convenience 10
marked the quotations. There IL
also another board or frame for the
quotations Of the Chicago grain and
provision market, also cotton. In the
rear Of this ofaos 10 another for gen.
eral work. Altogether 1t is the fn0st
Office In this city and equals those Of
the same kinI in any Of the large
cities.
The firm have direct wires to all
exchanges and also u direct cable wire.
While the reporter was In the ofioe
she firm received q cablegram from
London, giving the opening quota
tions OF stock in the principal cities
OF Europe. The arm afford their GUS
toners the best facilities possible, and
fully equal to any of the leading houses
In the country.
The wood work was done by
Springer, Morley & Cause, and the
plumbing by Gawthrop a Bro, the
uphOlstering by w. N. KennArd s.
%. The place II heated by one OF
Woods Vacuum steam heaters, the
only one in the city.
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CnURcM CASE IN UOURr.
DETAILING THH D1EAwARn Orrr
CHURCH TRoUBLEs 10 A yUEx,

---N,-Iss - TsAet ~ @tle3A ~ AAM gAEx
CHURCH TRoUBLEs 10 A yUnY.
In the Superior Court, yesterday ar
ternoon, Charles CorbIt, Of Delaware
City detailed 70 tho jury the par
ticulars OF the Christ Churcn fight that
led to the case nos ID Court. Aha eIec
ton for vestrymeD, he said, was violent
ly taken charge Of by tine rector. Rev.
II. -. Philllps, after he had been re.
moved from the rectorate by RIsbon
Lee, but defied the Bishops action. He
was assisted by bis adherents In the
church and By Rev. KeDzey Johns Stew
art, Of Lewes, and after going through
the form OF an election declared their
ticket elected.
The other aide Afterwards held an
election, which resulted In the choice of
Joseph s. Dunlap, Peter Kline, Niche
las Price, A. 3. MARSHALL, M. d. Arthur
Colburp, George =. Brady, ChaI lee q.
Ash and Chas. CoFblt Vsstrymen, aud
Joseph y. Dunlay, senior warden, and
Peter kline, junior warden.
After the adjournment, the witneas
continued, Mr.. Dunlap called the yes
try together and Joseph Dunlap and
Arthur Colburn were appointed . COM
mittee to call upon Mr.. Phillips and
ask him for the key to the vestry.
Previous to this meeting the lock Of
the front door the key to which the
vestry held had been tampered with
and taken away, therefore our key
was OF no use. The lock hal been
tampered with two or three days be-
fore the meeting. Upon the commit
tees coming back and reporting that
Mr.. Phillips would not give MP the
key We discussed what was best to be
done. We theught we we're regularly
elected and We wanted 10 get posses
sion, 90 We have sought legal redress.
As We walked out there were Mr.,
Bigger and Vonoulin against the door,
As much ne TO say, you will have to
take us before y0u take the church.
~ Mr.. COlburn aud | merely sald we
don't iutend to fight; II we can't have
possession Of the church BY legal meauS
we will walk out and 20 home.
SMr. Corbit was closely cross-ex amin
ed by Mr.. Whiteley. afser which the
court adjourned.
THIs MoRHINe'S REssIoN.
In the Delaware P. K. Church, In
Court, this morning, q number Of lady
witnesses were called, and respectively
testified that At the election for vestry.
men held in Christ P. Z. Church on
Easter Monday, 1881, they voted for the
old board Of vettrymen.
Chas. g. Ash, Secretary for the old
board, detailed the proceedings Of the
election for vestrymen held on Easter
Monday, 1851, IS previously told BY
Chas. Corbit.
The case 10 still on trial.
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For the GaEstte.
The Hands that Rails.


oansne we nth verse OF the oth ohapssr Of
s,s..0 ncsis hands are referred to - the in
cod az y which the reQuiremenss Of
80 A. Tune rolls round We all have -
Tha.os wi turn IN entering the greuDd.
tass.tae D. sning should be more In
Snsn me honest discussion OF religion
OF DUTY 70 God. Ever since the hood
nAnd OF every beast" has been one
OF the Instruments By which God an
forcss his DEGREES. Thel efore man
snouin try 70 discoyeI, IL possible, how
sA1 hand does its work In honor Of its
neker, 90 that this representative OF the
oIner hand, which IL called 'sthe hand
OF man, may not longer than is neeea.
sery Do deceived. Ii seems that there
va In the beginning Of both man and
oeAtt serpent which had then the
power OF coEnmunto eating its Thoughts
Win manklnd, aud In 90 doing 10 de.
oelved the "boss" Of the garden OF Edon
sno ne In turn tried 10 deceive or hide
rom the sight ef his maker, but soon
1iscoVerod hls mistake and had to tSll
MS maker how he came to disobey bis
commands. Aud from that day till thia
We have evidence OF the truth Of Gods
word, which the moet subtils beast OF
tne held persDa led Adam and Eve TO
disobey. But a. the food has left us Q
new covenant TO refer to for authority
now 70 rule ourselves wisely Il is NOT
now naceSsary to 20 back any further
tn@u she 9Th chapter OF Genesis 20 and
out how God rules mankind at the
hanos aS therein named.
More bye and bye. RUSTIC.
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Alarm of Fire

The alarm Of Gre about $50 o'c'och
last night was caused by tho explosion
ofA al oil lamp 10 the press rom Of
the AorninG Nescs ofiioe. The alarm ~
sent rom box IL, In trout OF the Oity
Hal ,aud the t1r0 6eparsment responded
but the services Of thu brsnen were moi
required, a. the "deFil'' extinguIshe ed
the burLlng oil with q pot OF lys. The
tot u loss cOmrrSes one baad lamp, q
pint Of eeal oil and thrst- gallon pot OF
I've, but It Is bel eyed TO be fully Gov
cred by insurance. Notwithstanding
the severe fright sustained by the
attaches aud tue serious interruption n
CO mod by tue conhaRra Ion, the Netos
managed to appear a. usual this morn
ing
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Methodist Missions In Msxiso.

CITY OF ME1ICO, Feb. s.--The con-
ference Of Methodist Episcopal mission
aries, which has been In session here a
week, ended to-day. TWenty-three mis-
siOnar es at ended the conference, which
was presided over by Bishop Andrew, uf
W as! ing.on. 1t is stated that the num-
Der of churches established is beyond
the means and men at the command Of
the commission. The most notable
event of the year was the conversion Of
the prominent aud learned spanish
priest, DR.. Frientes.
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The LatIn.Amerleap Coprr....

PANAMA., Jan. 25.-Ths few DELEGATES
70 the Latin American Congress, which
ives to have met here on December LIST,
nave retHrned TO their homes, mush
alsgusted ct the apathy displayed BY
their neighbour among the various re-.
publcs along ths coast.
Before separating they had an infor-
NAL meeting or two, the result of which
appears In the form of protocol, set
Ting forth the fact OF the allure OF sha
Congress. Little business was done as
the meeting beyond the adoption and
signature OF this protocol, exc ept come
proceedings Of an ape loRetic cha, aOttr r.
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CITY COUNCIL.
CITY coUNcIL LAST rnvErIna-A SHORT
sEssToN-No COMMITTEE REroRrs.

| ANN-AV SVAAATT1h BBFOhT1.
City Council met last evening In
regular session, with President Hharp-
ley In the chair. The session was a
very unimpOrtant one a. there were
no reports from the standing com-
mitteee.
The City Treasurer reported S11O.-
Ole In bank to the credit of current
expenses.
The same Official reported that he
had received $50, 600 from loan No.
30, and also $908.50 premium. He
naked for instructions as to how he
should deposit the money.
On motion OF Msrris Taylor the
Treasurer was instructed 70 depOait
tho amount to the credit o.. the Mayor
and Council.
The Chief Engineer of the Watar
Department reported 20 men in hia
employ for the week ending January
Slst; pay roll, S24O.2s,
The Street Commissioner reported
3 men and ! double team in his employ
for the week ending January SsCh ;
pay roll, t17.25.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following petitions and oommu-
nioations were introduced, read and
referred to the proper committees
From the National Dredging Cons
pany, stating that the Delaware Loco
motive Company had purchased . lot
Of ground from the Dredging Com.
pany, upon which we're to be erected
large works. Thep asked that grade
be established on Christiana avenue.
Belts Machine Company, asking
that the grade line be established on
South street, south Of Maryland ave.
nue..
W. B, Norton, asking for a lamp
on Taylor street, between Church and
Locust streets.
Mr.. MoMenamin introduced an or.
dinAnce changing the grade of Ninth
street from Buttonwood street to the
wharf line.
Adjourned.
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Last evening a. q young lad, whose
name cOuld not be asoertained, WAC
walking along " alnut street between
Ninth and Tenth, he met two negroes,
who slnost Int ,nIly Knocked him
down. Aft doing 40 they robbed him
of . silver va ch aud .lso y chain. Be-
fIre he could make Ao ouioTy the high
way thieves ba di1appe r3d. He does
not know their name
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Irtsh Affairs.

LONDON, Fec. 4, 1857.
Mr. A. M. Sullivan has defnitively
Isipued bis seat in the House oI
pmmous for Meath. Mr.. Harris,
|bo was one of the traversers in the
az trials, has been Internationally
LEASED from Galway Jail. The pos
IL Of Liverpool have seiEsd the
ercotype plates and 10000 copies
United ireland.
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OontrAo or Taylor Poole, In putting
up the new from OF J. v. Greenmans
building, No. 419 Ma kat street, is DR., :
sentiDg the unusual ght Of bricklsyIuR
10 wtnter on Market street. Brcki Law
log IL also going on In other parts of the
city Notwithstanding the cold weather.
short time ego IL was regard ~ unsafe
and lmrracIicable to continue brickl ~.
ing during freezing weather, but BY
keeping the mortar moderately warm
she work 10 now successfully prosecuted
Ali Winttr
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Letter from Crisn ela.
CRIsTIELD, Nd, Feb. s.

At last the long expected sale Of the
Eastern Shore Railroad 70 the Pennsyl.
vania 10 reported on good authority 70
be an accomplished fact. VERY little
change, 1t is stated, will be made In the
force at present employed In conducting
the road. Superintendent Thompson,
OF the Eastern Shore, will be made dir
ector for all the roads Of the Pennsylva-
mia south Of Harrington, and the PrIn.
Gees Anne office and Delmar round
houses will be removed 70 CrisGeld.
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ORDRks.
AMUHEMRNTS.
THE PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING.

THE PERFORMANCE LAST EVENING,
A large audience assembled In the
Opera House last evening to greet
the first appearance in this city of M.
b. Curtis, in his special comedy Of
"Sam u Of Posen.' Before the first
act was half over ii was very evident
that the audience had "took on" and
continued throughout the whole play.
The comedy Is full of fun throughout
and Mr.. Curtis in the leading charac.
ter OF Samuel PIistrIck was simply
immense. The remainder of the com.
pany we're all well up in their parts
and gave entire satisfaction.
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Snow commenced to fall again, this
morning, and ny noon the ground was
COVERED to a uniform depth of three OF
tour inches. and deeper where is driftea.
Railroad travel has not yet been imped-
cd to Any extent, bot tue street cars are
running with three and four horses
The snow gives promise Of making good
HleiRhin
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Probably the largest check ever Issued
PennsylvAbi was draw n yesterday
Philadelphia by Drexel d Co., and
ht 10 the State treasury To pay for
snds recently bid for BY that 6rm. The
mount Of the check was SO, ,76I, ,760.T5.
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We are strongly disposed to regard
that person as he best physiclan who
does most to alleviate human suffering
j judged from tOls staBda d, Mrs. LydIp
u. PlDkham ,2S We tern Avenue, Us uu,
Ma ~, IN suIJled 60 he front rank, fol
her Vegetable Compound is da ly work.
ing wonderful cures in female diseases
Send for circular to the above address
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The OOmee Cart Bnsiness.

The ladies having IN charge the coffee
carts report this week larger ales and
constantly growing fAvOrs amonR. their
Patrons. The Increasing popularity Is
the Latural outgrOWth of enlarged sales,
for the coffee Is a good art ole, carefully
prepared and generously served-a
drisk that can sOIrcely fail TO give sat-
iSfaction.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

~ LONDON, Feh. 4, 1882.
aespstch from Monis,iuso tays
MS o. Anlsh man-of-wAr Consue 10
sunk ln dock.
nNlted tha' Russia has sig 1sd .
~ WIN Persia by whIch Shs ac-
pcs Tue Akhal-Tekks Oasis.
n O.srIes Russell, member of Par
II. - .t. ivr Westminster, will immsdi-
Alth, NS"'uns VI AZ
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9aily GxAfttt.
,rvprp AT WILMINGTON P09TSoSFIon
AS sEcoND-cLAss MATTER'
FIRST EDITION.
Guiteau's Doom.
Mo,,on for . New Trial Denied
And the Assassin Sentenced
60 be Hanged.

A desuarch from Wasbingtt n says
at Judpe Coz this morning deliv-
Isd an opinion refusing to grant the
lotion for q new trial of Guiteau, and
Immediately thereafter sentenced The
.sassiu TO be hanged.
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DR.. G. W. Benson Of Baltimore, Nd
prepares . Skln cure that is the best
thing for skin. diseases ever known. It
enres eczsms, tettsr, ring worm and all
rough and scaIy skin diseases In the
shortest time. Sold by ell druggists at
81. per package.
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Tho Key In Health

pave you found the key 10 perfect
Rhhh and strength ? IL In RinnsX.
OF, the only remedy toat ovtrcomes
ouGe the inacnon Of ths kidneys aud
WI ltpunties the blood by cl, US.
tue system OF foul humors r nd by
slnH strength to the liver, kIdueys aua
kWts TO perform their regnlIr funo
ehs See displayed a1veitlssment,
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Frank Rumbergsr, under sentence
OF death for tho murder of the old
man Troutman, at Lykens, Pa, was
at one time engaged in farming near
Bombay Hook. While q resident Of
this State he is said to have been q
quiet, inOffensive young person.
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Still Improving.

Mr. Murphy, who bad her throat cut
by her husband on Wed esday plight, is
rapidly improving. and this morning
was atle to q tend to Fight house ", rk.
Her murd, rSus HUSBAND Is still confined
at the police station.
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A0etings Tonight.

SATURDAY.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, LOO
BrandywiL Lodge, No. lS, I. o. o. r,
lafayette Lodge, No. 3, X. of P,
lsenape Tribe. No. 9, X. Nj.
ienersOn Council. No. 10. QUA. M.
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Mr.. John L. Kidwell, q prominent citi.
zen OF Washington, ID. o., has in his
dom estic employ az q nurse Mas Mary
j. Bi8gIna, who has recovered nom q
success, she Invested q dollar IN the be-
cember monthly distribution 0f The
Louis ana State Lottery, and received aa
e reward fer her faith 500 in gold. n.
A. DauphtnJ New Orleans, La, will give
any particulars Of next drawing, which
will occur on February 18th.
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Id 7Io'."llngton IN and Northern Rail
Hy trains % a. m' S.O0, sos !. IN. 80 sun.
|n. 5,v t"are ~ western Railroad-IO. 80
WV p IN No sunday trains.
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Sunday Papers At 8 o'clock q. M

Ths great double sheet editions. OF
McClura's Times aud Press will be for
sale by DAVIS, at 6lS Market street In
the morning at 8 O'Clock and dslivared
to subscribe rs AZ {. q. IN. upon the ar
rival OF the Nsw York papers. All
the news up TO 3 o'n.ock q. m.
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A Perfect PIeture.
MoBIL1, Ala., Feb. 2l, d

Il. h. WARNER q Co.: Sire
Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure bAs
cured my niece OF Brgh,'. Disease, a d
made her the-perfect picture OF hea th,
W. A. BRADLEY, Conductor 8. @. r. K.
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S 'uuninE only on Sunday.

], I1s sSwere syer Railroad-R.' OS, 9sS a. M.
lFor NsU 11 p ~. No sunday traius.
bns' harrington AID Intern Odiate sta
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local TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. ], 1879
|TaAlNsLEAvR WILMINGTON

~ ~" LEAVE WILMINGTON.
y ,ai aninilsdelphia 2.OO+, age, $50. as
Ii;Gl l5n 30 s,01, 800, 9.46, ~. 80, 81 :,
2 2sIt ~; IN l2lo, l2,35tt, l.63, 3.SO, 400,
'O'i'' e3o', l.SC#, 9.6O', IO.oOs p.
NIX, he% Yerk-2. eos, 2.as*, $50, e.0s.
u. ' o. NJ l2btt. Ia, o.l7t, 6.Ssi
N .pIaal1I'mogro-I.OI', NJ !. .42s, IS ., FOO sss
Fan W. W. ,vstt, 300, i. 7, Ii .Ois IN. W.
lOo GINni Im4s y IN, luO', I.42s, I.5I#, zoos Q =.
ForE ~ R.IT ~ l. t.57, il.O4' y. ii.
y 5t 70 anu intermediate sta
Trains RI ',39 9; a: m. l.OO 800 p. M.
y. 'nihs both daily And Sun
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TnIo ARRIVE AT wILMING1oE

rom p4'E ARElvE AT wILM1Na1oE
IiI q, ,Phlladelphla-l.oO. no. ~.
.W % sn 9'do, 9.SO, III. 1Ot. hi. a M 5O a =,
81 70 1T, 2.aBt. 2.bO, 1.s5. as. : an
HBOf M C'''' ''Sst, 1855, vast, vs., lO.6Ss,
h, ,0@ . q 3Ssw York-l2.4s, l.,e.. 4.,o.. 7.,.t
IOS' ~ oi M a. M 1880, I.Tft, a., s.as.
h 5Gm a. Il nB4ltimore-l.5I. 2la. so, ooo
m. nj l2sitt, $50, 5.I.., e.sOt, . s,yS' 10!
Is6fth Washing " ton-I.2s 2l3 a M .
PBn,i i:5', oils, 6 Sc, Q. aye %. M m M
Hon nm uaiiS and sunday
=" sunday OF ly.
10 ot oteiaware Railroads.&c.. q M. a.
AIMS 'O'' e'lU', sos p. IN. No supdav
From New Castle only.
gsdna do% Wilmington and Nor,nsrn p.,,.
6ndaS w, 1,S, $40, ll.SS a. m; o.55 p. 10. No M
IN, 2pItsiswsre It Western Railroads M
$40 T. M No sunday tIains. '00
pAINs FANS LEAVE FOR w1LM1NsroN
Ven1s sPnla-Brond and WashIn.top
1'e-e'SO. 7.l6. s.lO. i".I5 q. NJ. nh 81 io -. :.
sgW ~. NJ, 1G''lle-S.sa, $40, u.4s a. m. A.4s,
nLim''ed Express trains.