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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

YeaIeriay's storm partook in q great
measure Of the natnro OF q blizzard,
md tho WiHd blew 1t q terrible rats ali
day and the greater part Of lABs night,
bot fortunately there has bsen but very
little damage In this vicinity. The dAy
WAs the mDet unpleasant experienced
for ; long time, and thaIe were vsry
few persons on the streets except thoas
obliged to be there on business. DurIne
The Afternoon tie gale blew with huch
violence that Il was d flleult matter 10
ascent the ttsps leading to the Court
House from Market slKsst.
But while lhe storm Was severe here.
IL vas sui more 40 down the Peninsula,
end despatch from Lswea Says thai
thsrs we're ave vessels wrecked or
driven on tbs besch. TIE American
bark Moro Castle, with coal from Pills
dsiphiN for Ban Franciaoo, ran aground
az 10 total loss, together with cargo
rbe Norwegian bark Hannah, with
petroleum, from Philadelphia for Lin-
stlck, IL breaking up. Tho crew we're
reecued alter being aeVen hours in the
fsginE. The lcalnner w. L Warvel,
ir0m PhilAdeiptia for Proyide6oe, IL
Eshora. The schooner HsleD, wish coal
Ia oshOrs near the LlieBAvinR station,
The Garu an bark OabA, with peirols.
dmi tor tie BalilH. is 0u!Eids the Break.
wafer, with two luRs Auslntlng her. The
American bafE Sarah A. Staples, with
petroleum from Philadelphls for Rousn,
% in ths hsrb0r with loEemABt gone,
The tides are high and there IL much
damage TO piers.
DELAWARE EREARwATER, Nov. 20
The gale a. this pace Etlll prevails
With ouDtin ued serious result TO ship
ping. Tho Wind this afternoon haulea
10 the northwest aud . terri 10 sea IS
running.
Ihe Norwegian bark Hannah, ORp.
tain AudreRseu, from Philadelphia for
Limerick, with 64,1'6 Railons OF oil,
before reported driven ashore, has aons
70 pieces. Georges Il. Conwell, the
pilot, Who vas in charge Of the vessel
spent Sunday night In the ri2gIng, aud
vas rescued to day in the breeohea
buoy after great difficulty. He sui.
fersd much kOm exposure, the aeas
washing completely oVsr him through.
out the night, and when tnken ashore
be was completely exhausted. This is
The second experience Of the kind Pilot
Sonwel has had thisyeAr. During the
blizzard last Maroh hs was uass ash9fe
Ia tue pilot boat farley and nearly lrst
before assistance arrived.
The schooner Emma, Captain Little
'ohn, fIcm Bangor for Philadelphia,
with lathE, has been cast Ashora al Rs
hoboth, below the Delaware OApee. The
Grew were sAvel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

be coming 10 their senses, ana giving
evidences that the day IL noi iaE alaiaal
whom they viii "he clothed anA 10 her
sisht mind" The DAlIaa Journal, 3
Democratic uapar pubilsAed way dORn
in TsxAF, outlines . policy for lis party
Ia 1899 and announces itself ~ being
wiiilpE % supporl any msn "Eho iAVofs
tAs Abal,tl0n Of ths intsFnal or war
saxss. and policy thAl pledges sroour.
segment 10 AnsEiCAa industries Aad
pE0lashen 10 the American woFkmsR
against ellen paupaFh." NoR u seems
70 ~ that ihses we're AbJui ths prlnal.
piles ths Republicans oonssBd8d for
during the resent campaign, and whioh
we're opposed By Mr.. OlsVslAn1 and his
party. As that was the casa, u seems
nom this Texas paper thai, although
tha Solid S)a;h" vos0d against lhess
phasipleE, tbs people we're really IN
favor OF them. II therefors saems that
Ia the elsoiion Of General Harrison they
have, after all, got shat they wanted,
and u IL 10 be supposed thai thay will
alive him the!r cordial support
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

On Thanksgiving evening Winfield
Scott Post, No, ia, G. A r, Of Phlla.
delphia, VIII be the guests Il Admiral
DUPONT Post Of this city. The visitors
VIII arrive at the Bal imore and Ohio
Depot, Delaware avenue and DUPONT
street, at 8 20 O'Clock, where they Will be
met by DUPONT Post. and each Post with
their ME and drum corps will form line,
aud march In Delaware avenue 10 Wash
lngton street TO Second, along Second 10
Market, and up Market to Tenth street,
where suppsrs will be served IN the spa
clous rooms Of the Tippeeanoe Clab,
after which an open camp FIRE meeting
will be held IN this Dupont Post room,
where the visitors and visited will pass
the evening In cong and speeeh and the
relation OF camp fire incidents Of the war.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Corp is very az
tive in making preparations for the event
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
HAWKINS q CO.,
Reel Estate Department.
GRATIS.

We ofieF our ssFvisos and the bsnstt ofour
extended experience az RoAl Estate Agents,
without charge, 70 ali intending puHohaiori
Of Real Estate and promise 70 use cur earn
cot endeavofB TO procure the mOat EeaBonA
BILE prices and best terms for any prOpsFfy
leoAtsd in the city Of wilmington
Having been long establiShsd IN the bust
ness, We are thoroughly acquainted with the
values Of all kinds Of City PFopoEty ana 10
comfortable extent with the owners also
We therefore have superior advantages for
negotiating purchaser, and ettentlmos bavB
yRluabls information at hand which would
Be most useful 70 those desiring 70 buy.
You obnuot HiiJId to dispense with our
saTV.o3R, az We can almost invariably secure
better terms Tor our customers, for any pisea
OF property, than they can obtain rorsohAlIy
from the owners themselves or through any
other agencies
We viii attend promptly to nsosssry de,
tals, make al Arrangements with owners,
and ciAW the legal contract OF pure and
sale without expense TO tho buyer.
All butinoss will be considered strictly
CONFIDENTIAL.
We will take pleasure at all times IN sub
hitting any Reasonable otter TO owners, and
believe purchasers win save money, bobidsl
trouble ana annoy anoo by engaging our ser
HAWKINS . CO.,
7t2 MARKET Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

About twsnty Eve members Of Della
ware Csuncil, q. B L paid q Visit to
Hockets.n Lest Sunday, They attended
maBs ct 81. Johns Church, and after
services met the enteTp1ising pastor and
congregation IN the basement. After 4
general Introduction all around our
Wilmington LsEionarles called a meet.
Ing and explained the objects Of the C..
b L, They were eourteouSly listened to,
ard the result vas that fifteen OF the
mae members signed q call and sx.
pTessed q desiIe to have = council or,
gsniEed at onca, There will be another
meeting Friday evening. The Catholic
Blneyolsnt Legion Ia life insurance
organization on ibs mutual tsssAsmen,
plan. All male Catholics from is &c
os years Of age, in good moral standing
snd 10 a good state Of health, are slizi
Die, The policies THn from $500 Il
co. The only lots sustained b.
Delaware CGsnail was the late W. n
Faeksr nis policS was Isasems
within thirty days after death,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Irish Linen, hemstitched
and fancy open work, S22. so
to $43 4 set.
German Sets, hemstitched,
and with fancy sewing.
Very fine Sileslan and
Dresden sets, $3.50 to S44.
Scotch sets, AKA yards,
with { Napkins, 1915 to
$3.50; 2x3 yards, So to $I2.
Knotted Fringe Cloths,
two rows of open work, Doy.
lies to match, So a set; extra
fine, up TO S-I4 size, and
$3.50 price.
Bleached Doylies 81 a
doz.
They would be good value
at SI.25. Same, red Dor.
ders, 75c, 81, and SI,65,
Extra, 8 red borders, irinp-
ed, So so. By rights should
be 81.
That's a peep at one cor.
ner OF the Linens. We are
doing Just as remarkable
things in every southland
kerchieis to Sheets.
Southwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27


WE CALLED AIKEN don yesterday lu \
lo.el !..s.1 20 the FAC that al tso Of ,hs
pablls schools the chlldrsa we're ksos
htAndlng cui In The storm, waiting ths
pleasure Of the teachers, who asrs IL
WEers Il RsT YARN snd dry, 70 opan
the doors Soma Of sssae Children Wera
OF ssnder years and p3ar'y G..ssd, Hhue
hslr little hands VeTs blue trOm exy3.
sura 70 the Indictment wsSthss. s5gs
thea We have lGAsaai thai Il Is the Gus,
tom ~ slmosi all the pnSslo HShcoIs IN
this city 10 kesp tbs oh.ldEea -..l,lr .
outside, no mAstsF how lnoiemeai Ihn
weather mIy be. uudl . lev mlnutas
bsioEe O'clock. Nov tails is ali wong.
and We have no douol bus many chill
dren have couEB1tad ollds IN this man
mar nal have plAaed thtm In their beds
II tho selohsrs do not ch5o'a - open
lhs doors and les tae children 10. pR III d.,
Esnanens demands tnai the B Jard o.
EiuoAI.on bhjuld ik5 Tie matter 10
hand, and see thAi IGsEs Is = change.
II Is the psonle's money Ih4l pays shs
seAohersl aud they should mol 10 % siaA,
OF she fa3i shAI they EFs the sarysn.5 Of
she people, insieLd 0. SEQ mas,erp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Wind a ramlnda,

/ What a reminder yester.
day was Of Storm Coaisl IT.
In the range of possibilities
that to- day will be another.
We have the genuine Coats
of rubber vulcanizsd by a
new process, making them
much more durable than OF
old. Fully guaranteed not
to slip In the seams. II one
does, you get a new enc
Made by Charles Mcintosh
& Co, with Byers' patented
ventilation. $3.50 to $2s.
With The House and Smok-
Ing Goats, Dressing Gowns,
Bath Wraps, etc.
Near Chestnut street entrance.
Direct from the best maker
in Stuttgart, Germany, we
have received some Won.
ems and Children's "Union
Garments; that is, vest and
drawers in one piece. THEY
are made from undyed wool,
called by some normal" by
others SANITARY" They
come in white or gray, $1.75
for children's, S4.75 for
women's.
Mems Night Shirts In the
same qualities, s..
When you see the texture
the price will surprise you.
Chestnut street side. wost of Main Aisle
Some of the French Table.
cloths have about as much
art and elegance as ever gets
into such goods. Monte
weave and the silvery glis-
ten of the finest flax. Hem
stitched, and hand.drawn
into pleasing patterns of
fancy open work. Prices
are by sets-Napkins in
cluded:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Frank Hall, col0Ted, was arrested
aEd taken u she jail in Georgetown
90 Saturday, last by GegstAblo Marvel,
IN the charge Of having Knocked down
and robbed Charles Andrews, RisU col.
nrsd, hall ID said TO have stolen SIS
aud = SUI from the conteetior stand
81 Alfred shuTt, ct the oolorsd camp
meeting held In Lay toms woods LAST
Auzust. AfttT hsaFinR be WAS olnl-
United to await trial at the Uext term Of
The court,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
ROOF PAINT.

We still claim after years
OF tests that our ROOF
PAINT stands above all
others. We use the Purest
Materials, such as science has
demonstrated,are the best to
successfully resist atmos
pherlc decay. We put it up
in quarter, half and gallon
cans, all ready for use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Great Western Meat Markets, Nos. BO7
King street ard 705 West Eighth street.
slfst qublity meats 81 the following
pEicef: Silloin steak, $780,; Tump sttaf
40 round steAk, 12Ifo rib roast, IA GO
49,; chuck, 8 20 100 stew beef, TO 60.
soup msAt, So; leg mutton. 1870
shoulder, 60 ; pork chops, 12c.; veal
chops, &c veal loin. lac veal outlet,
1905 'houlder veal, 101.; corned beef, B
20 100 bologna, &c : fresh pork sAu.
asFe, l3C.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
rUsADAY. NovEnBER 81. 1855.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perfecting press,
with a capacity of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted In
60 minutes. 1t is the second
press of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita-
ted owing to the REPuBnoAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see it in operation,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

TIE Republican papers I'll over the
country are speaking mosi emphAioAIly
Asalnss the incoming RdmiAislrAlioR
making sweeping changes In ihs fedora
eli 3ss, and the Boston Journal Ia
speaking OF thls MISTER sAyt: "Ts0
Day OF "ilsAh sweeps" IL over. Ths
spoils system has received It's death.
bloW In the defeat Of GrovsR Ole ys-
land. For the Republican party 10
take steps looking TO revive II would b.
20 invite ths sAms iAis which has iust
bssn visited on The Deaocrasy. Thla
Il 30 clear TO the Republican oompfe.
henIion that II msy seem entirely IN.
nacoslAry 10 repeat H. The Republican
masses have bineeEs and gro wing In
tsFost In tbs re,otm and sRs dsbsrmlned
thAl Il mus NOT go back EaEd. fhe
tArih quesiloa was MOI the only one
which entered inlo the lA,s campaign.
The Republican Vlolorg WAs won largely
on the lBSus OF bn hopssl, nnn-pArEta o
civil BsrVlse, Fir Tho R3pu o,t lsu
party 10 iAl TO keep iIs solemn pledge,
and take mp and carry oaWAtd ths 70.
form would DO 70 deliberately foFials I've
esltIsIpeat and ali is hops Of retaining
power ItlS safe 20 say 10 advance ihAl
under B mi amin HsETisou no such POLLY
will ba Allanpisd." Wa know thai
there are many RapobllsAns whO siUl
kdhsro 10 the obsolete pslnolplB that 50.
the vlolors belong .hs spOils," bat al
Huah should remember that II was shs
RapublliA patty who inRuRurAied
OWL SJrVios Reform, and thai Che
peODlo, who have again placed ihe party
In power, expect shNs II shEli bs lived
up 70. ThaEe 10 no doubt thai there hrs
B1me branches OF ths publio seryios
vhish car b greatly improved by
changes, but In all Others, tbs lkE pAsa
cd By The Republicans should bs slri,I.
ly adhered 10, and We osiievS Il will be
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27


TIE CHARGE u paEassuistn agslasi
1he drhHi Army VI TIC R3pubIo, mtde
by General PsimBF, the lkts d. moorssig
olndldaie for Governor OF IlltuoiF, is 90
RosuFd sad inconsistent thai Il will no,
Ee0sivs any sympathy, except from :
IaE bisoiI, who d. nos kn1R Bnythl,R
hoou thlt gssht And powerful organ ~.
ton The Grand Amy Ia nov con.
potsa oil about folg hundred lb3usaud
nemnsra, Who hRva lholr PJs,s In al
NOS every oily, 70 ga AID village IL
bae Uaii6d s AteL The no..ois FsL.
aornlty Charity add LJyElsy,u sad
evary Old soldier kEORz .lsf ,heso nrls.
oliiel era faith lilly alaetsd -. Pgiul,s
u forbidden In the order, And while
shafe is no donbi bu; many, possl biz
Sac majority OF the mem oers, ere b..
puolioans, II Is equally trus lhAi .hsrs
eEe mApy Democrats among them. L,
i5 also iGoi that Democrats HAYS bssa
elected OonmAndsr-. n Chisl, The hin.
%, M e In tbe order, Thls o! Itself Il
tutn sialt " dispTlVb the charge Of pRF.
steamship in5ds by GsatlAl PAlmsf, aud
u me Individual msu9.rs ohass y cas-,
SASH Yosss HEalnh' him, Il Hasa matte,
mat lhs order had nothing Eha,egsr L
do with.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

= tr'ST2sL BE- but . short Gsma until
the general ASSESSMENT IL made, and /,
10 the duiy OF every voler 10 see sha,
his nAnle Is on tbs lists. Nls only that,
bal he should alsl bse laAi his fTlen i
and neiSbbOE's name is there, asitts
bat right and jus! that every nan, b.
he Republican or Dsmo1ra, While o,
black, who 10 entitled to q vJtn Is LaAis
sssurs 10 exsTolso .he elective ifsnshIss.
We are in favor Of full and tAlr vote
lss which party win thai can Rs3u5.
icAns are, however, mars lnscTelei IL
this matter than any one else, IS khsy
are the ones who are deprived Of thelr
hgasI by The ASSESSORS end tax olllso-
t9rA II, shsTeiofs, especially ba,ons
tasir duty " Les thEi they ana lbs 4
trlands ara sssssted, End th8E s'!gI4 /,
paying ,hsiE taxa II this 10 d-p.
there 10 no doubi Of Shsl tte rsSu,
Will be Ai The reKi elJoi,on. Tbs um,
will soon be here when ,hsBs natter
must DO attended 10, AID Il Il worst
shan folly h leave then unlIi l!Ist,.
lAie. "E sruN vigilance Is tbs prise 0
neaEly," and 1t Ssens taEi this will 40
ply to ths rigaI Of suhTtAge Ia this slsp
under ouf present lava.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1888

We have decided to
make. in addition to
our regular public sale
without postpone
ment, withdrawal or
undertaking" a sale
of lots and houses on
which low limits have
been fixed.
This sale hag been
fixed for the above
date and any property
to be Included must be
handed In by We dnes.
day next, 28ih inst.
on properties unsoId
a proportional share
OF expenses will be
charged: on proper
ties sold, q cnmmis-
sion In addition.
We will offer no prop
-eFty, the limit fixed up
on which we are not
sure 10 fair and low.
HEALD g. CO.,
9TH and Market 0ts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
wANaMAKsR's

Five more big surprises.
The manufacturers way of
getting out. Brand new this
morning.
100 Caps for Iuiants and Children,
accumulated no matter how;you
shall have them for
25c, SOC, 75e and 81 escb;
mot aquarter the first price.
Several Heavy Goats for mites of 2
and 3 years, made Of plush and
- novel cloths, for
t3, s. 60 DO and 80;
generally about half.
Warm Winter Skirts for Misses and
Children, flannel, meltons, and
ladies' cloths,
55c T. $3.50, as TO size and
quality.
Woven Wool Skirts for Children,
cardinal and blue,
with body, Soc TO 81. so;
without body, Csc TO 81 rs.
Quilted Satin Skirts for Misses, navy,
cardinal, black,
$3.50 each.
Full assortment in colors and
sizes. But first choice Is
worth being quick for.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. -Four
elevators.
AS unlikely a thing as
we've done in Dress Goods
this season was to give 65.
cent colored heavy weight
French Cashmere for go
cents.
Fine wool, spun and woven
and dyed by one OF the most
famous Cashmere makers of
the world. Every yard we
know Of anywhere at the
price is now on cur counters.
Every yard you're likely to
see this season at so cents Is
under our roof. The end Is
In sight. SO inches (the
trade and most stores call
them 40l, and just the
weight, dye, and finish you
want. In more than fifty
shades. We used to get IS
cents for precisely the same
Csshmeres.
Near the centre ofthe store.
There's a special bargain
favor to everything 10 thes'
lots:
1-Real Seal Skin Plush Jackets i
the latest styles, Satin Line
throughout, worth from $50 I
S25; but you shall have them 70
Si2 80.
2-Real Seal eEin Plush Wraps
handsomely trimmed Sati
Lined throughout, SIS; ju ha
what they've been selling for
3-Real Seal skin Plush Wraps, ele
gautly immed and lined, pric
, SEE; same Is we have been sell
ing for SCI,
A fresh invoice Of those wonderf,
, Striped NeWmRFkets, with .ang,
q sleeves and handsome ornament
4 identical with those sold at 81
) for s. 50.
5-BCautiful listers and Raglan
latest stripes ami materials, an
beet workmanship, open seam
b etc, "a, IS, co. usually twi'
Il that.
Eyagg price right; SO ar
n shat and quality,
4 Second floor, Chestnut sti Get front. Tai
, eigyalll,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

The lecture that was ~ have been de-
nvered last evening at the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer, by
Professor Simpson Trotter, on "Dr Liv
inestone AID his African Explorations, :"
was postponed until to morrow evening.
The lecture will no doubt prove interest
ing and Instructive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Wby will you couRh2 Bronchial
Balm will cure you; Il is guaranteed to
10 the work or your money refunded
PIice 25h Bod At HEudslu's phar.
macy, 9Th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

GALS or OUwB-rHH BuBsORIBER
- wilt have a. ths drove yard, Centre
villa, Del on
THURsDAY, DECEMBER eth, 1855
one car load Of ffesh COWS end Bprina era
which he viii offss 81 Private Sala. There
cows were carefully selected In Lancaster
90. especially for this market aud will
please you. ROBEHT M ERRIUK,
n2sl2id&Ws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Wonld altgr holhO after March 25tb
DeEt, No, 84S Madison strsss, into store
ior good tenant. Womb make q good
laundry stand. Apply 70 ". seett
Vernon, REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

fIy bottle Of Bronchial Balm II you
Lave . cough 70 will not cost you any
thing unless Is relieves you Then It IL
only 26o. Sold ~ NsudAin's pharmacy,
9th and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Otley Vernon has GU lis stalls IN the
Eighth strest market, E good supply OF
pork, santiago aud acrAppls, which he 10
ssIling ct reasonable prioeB. ItisANu,
l hItiole, and finds ready sale Persona
who buy OF CO are sure to call again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Election is over. Let us have peace
aud sell tobacco cheaper than ever.
Respectfully, A. A. Chapman, Seventh
aud Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Go 70 Mcclure for all kinds CT nsh
snd oystaIs every day. Eighth street
m Arkot house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Ala bar6s,n, s.room houss, With oon
venisuues. Only $3.50 Tsqairaa down
Apply 70 ". 6eo:i Vernon, lhiA oHee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have a
chance Of receiving one by
simply buying a pair Of
shoes.
We offer special bargains
in all kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and he convinced that
we can give you as good
value for your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and q beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away.
They are now on exhibition
In the window Of the great
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

thAing WI Aaave WiiminEsaR - ezaleg
FhiladelphiA texpFsssb & ssz sA.sR yFs
~. ~, eaa : o and Seep p, a..
kor Chsstsy lerpFessl q 81 T6s ee9, pB
sSMs y y uS. NJ, II b sd sd 3Ss AM
A'eo y a9 "a g. 81 - Gle io@'
nTs rs nv .iiiS Z - -. a ~ :& TSS$
d foI = W \ z, ndnssssr, via LamOEiu, g, sas
" = e.. ASsale td0p. y, ,-.-..-.-
BstiSsrs nd ias = me- s.ssiOuS 10 ss
haiiinars and ssy Lias, gSpn,
hal umore and Washington, ia &c, 80
and 9a. m.s II %. u II, : - - 0h
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for;
New tAsue, "a s@ z; m, q. eW
qeorEetoWn and Lewes, 70 q. n s,S % p.n.,
HHrrinEton. Dslsssr, and way stAaonS go
q. M, and Y bbp m.
E5ptSss for Harrington, . p. n. WD
ETptsss Ecr bower. Harrington. ana Dsl.
EIpress Tor dape ChsTiss, Old FONT .Oon,
tort, and Norfolk, ~ % Night
Leave PhilAdelphis, Broad street. for WI
70 % y Is n 9 a, M, aol 6ms t62' aoa
8 ge, ga, gol, ca, iiNp. M.
4. sS SSs Z s A. , sSS 1sa sn AZ ~
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baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Sehednle IN elIant Nov IA lAsa

baltimore a. OHIO RAILROAD,
~ Schedule in effect Nov IA 1855,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE, DE-
Ppr EAST BOUND.
Phli1dslrhlS, week days, IS 20, 9 10, 7 90,
IS, 70 %, . %, hlo %, II o., mi zig 60, 90,
. 90 20, IS 20, . IS, Ss. - 90 Z 80, . 20 m,
x sh .IS a 4, !. sS y. .,s a ';9 %
- 20 8 80, Q Is, ~ 90, 81 % p N.
SO, 900, II 90 m; sl3 40, I %, 3 90, . Is,
$50, blt, as, %, 20 . m.
Il q, : M as %. / %, %. 5 - 'sSS, SIS,
Q 81, % pm.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, IS IS al 81
q M -, ~ 40 y III ala "a night. All daily,
90 . m daily except sunday.
Oeisago and PitssoHrE, 'Ia % night " u
0lncinnsii and st. Louis. III Il. q m and
y 40 . N; both daily.
sisEsriy accommodation. 90 and IL 10 .
LandsnberE Accommodation, week days,
II 90 M ~ and . 2s p nj Sundays, . ID
. N and 3 20 p m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
Eor rhilssdslghIIs,, mp n, daily, except
For Landowners. sra. M, 10. IS a. M. and
2. IS p. m. daily, except sunday; 9,l0 a. m. on
sunday onlyi Up. IN. daily.
Pirsburg and Chicago express daily, SIS
D. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILAfINa
TNS.
Daily, 't2.OS q. m, 500, 1000 ~. 90, n, IN ,
Y Ga noon, 1, 20, 400, so 4.S0, 6.5l 100,
!. 10 10 10, it.a0, y. ~.
Daily, except sunday, 80 and 7.25 a. m,
-. Is. and 5, 20 p. m,
Sunday only, D. tOA IA.
Telephone. No. 1873.
Rates 20 Western points lower than via any
other line.
e. -. ACOLL, W. NJ. CIFNVNTS
den'l Pass. Agent General Manager.
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