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j-All business letters atxouldrbek ad
,ed to the Business Manager, and . all
muutui .
communication or matters relating to the
itorial department to the Editor.y: 1 ;
rorrespondenee sonciiea irom onrinenas
l ',fa nf the State, on topics of eene-
1D u rB1 ' . ,.'"
intcreit. roliticai news ana reports di
crops are eapeclally desiraMe. ' ' ": '
:afl5nal Kepublican Platform.
Tbt? Il'uub icao party if tht; Uuiietl
,j03 in tbe c'vy t Iclplrin, on the
5th aDd 6th days ot Juue, 1872, again
declares its faith appeals to its history.
aDd announces in p;iti'.)n upon the
qQp8tio!is before the couutry :
1. During eleven years oi supremacy
. i -.i. ,i i.
it lias ACCC'pie'l wnu gr4ini u ur5i iuc
solemn tluties of the times. It snpv
prcsl gigantic rebellion, ematci
ptei 4,000,000 ol ?Uve-, decided the
equal citizunsmp oi an, aim esiaonsueu
universal suflrage. hxhibitiDg hnpar-
a.'ieJed inaguanimityt it criminally, pun
ished do man for political offenses, and
v.:rmly welcomed all who proved their
iojf-ity by obt yiug the laws and dealing
jsritlj w'th tbir neighbor. It has
itendiSy ci tor cased, with a firm h nd,'
tbe nsuliaut disorders of a reat war,
and initiated a wise and humane pol
icy toward the Indi n. Tne Pacific
railrond ami similar enterprises have
1'ixD generally aided and successfully
conducted, tie public lands ireely
tMvea to ictuai settlers, immigration
protected ami eucouragt-d, and a full
ucknowlertguieut of tUe naturalized
citueus' lights, secured from European
I'owers. A uoitorm national currency
has been provided, repudiation frowned
iiowni, tbe natioual credit sustained un
der most extraordinary burdens, and
tew bouds negotiated at lower rates.
Tiie revenues have been carelully col
lected and honeatly applied. Despite
annual iarge inductions ot life late-S ol
taxation, the public debt has beeu re
iuct.'d during General Grant's Presideu
cyat the rate oi one hundred millions
a year. Great tiuaDcial crisis have been
avwided and peace aud pltuty prevail
tarouhout the land. Menaciug foreign
difficulties have been peacefully and
honorably composed, and the honor and
power of the nation kept in high re
spect throughout the world.
This glorious record ol the past is
the party's best pledge tor the tutue.
We believe the people will not intrust
the Government to any party or combi
nation oi men composed chiefly oi those
who resisted every step of this benefi
cial progress.
3. Complete liberty and exact equal
ity iu the eujoymeut of all civil, politi
co! and public rights should be estab
fished and. effectually maintained
throughout the Union by efficient and
appropriate State and Feudal legisla
tion. Neither the law nor the Admin
istration should admit of any discrimi
natitu in respect of citizens by reason
ot race, creed, color, or previous condi
tion ol servitude.
3. The recent amendments to the
Constitution should bd cordially sus
tained, because they are right, not mere
ly tolerated because they are iaw, and
should be carried out according to their
spirit by appropriate , legislation, the
enforcement of which can safely be in
trusted only to the party thar secured
the amendments.
4. The National Government should
seek to maintain honorable peace with
all nations, protecting ifs citizens every
where and sympathizing with a' I peo
ple who strive for greater liberty.
o. A.ny system ot the civil service
under which the subordinate positions
of the Government are considered re
wards lor mere party zeal is fatally de
moralizing, and we therelore favor a re
form ot patronage and make honesty,
efficiency, and fidelity the essential qual
ifications for public position, with prac
tically creating a life tenure of office.
6. We are opposed to further grants
of tbe puMic lands to corporations and
monopolies and ..demand that the ra
tional domain be set apart for iree
homes for the people.
7. The anDuaf revenue after paying
the currentdebt, gbonld fornish a mod?
erte balance or the reduction of the
Principal, and the revenue, except so
tauch as may be derived from a tax on
t?br and Uquoray b raised by duties
upon importation SutfeV.of ntcr
hnnlt K an mAlnr.t-'A iV'''-:'
curing remunerative iet&Ubor
nd promote tbegrlfldgtrleand
prosperity of, the wholoVTOunlfyV"-
o. We hold m un
Donor tbe
soldiers and. sailors trbos? vrajor sated
ire a'sied:
the natlan the' .widows
and jiptiBnV blxl who-died tor;
their country are eu titled to the care of
.'addUiobalJeftlatipn "as swiU extend
the bounty ot the government to al 1 ou r
soldiers and sailors who were honorably
di?cbarged, and who, in the line of dutyi
became disabledVwithout regard to the
liengtfe 4& service -i or tlTe. 'caftse o f uch '
discharge. ' - v.
. 9. Tbe doctrrae of tJreat Britain and
.thcr Euiopraa Pcjwera cpncerningal
teglaace, uOqce a subject always a sub
lect, having at last, through tiie efforts
of the pulicab partjy. Rsbao
toncd, jindlie; Atae.Hcan idea ot the
right to transfer allegiance having been
accepted by-Eurojan naUbos, it is the
duty of our Government to guard with
jealous rare the rigbt of adopted citi
zens against the assumption of unau
thorized claims by their former Gov
ernments, and we urge continual careful
encouragement and protection of volun
tary immigration.. . -
10. The franking privilege ought to
be abolished, and tbe way prepared for
a speedy reduction in tbe rate of post
age. -. : .- j :
11. Among the questions which press
for attention is that which concerns the
relations of capital and labor, and the
Republican party 'recognize tWduty of
so shaping legislation as to secure full
protection and the amplest for capital
and for labor the creator of capital, the
largest opportunities and a just share
of the mutual profits of these two great
servants of civilization.
12. We hold that. Congress and the
Piesident have only fulfilled an imper
ative duty in their measures for the
suppression of violent and treasonable
organizations in certain lately rebellious
rtins, and for the pro-ection of the
ballot-box, and therefore they are en
titled to the thanks of the natiou.
13. We denounce the repudiation ot
the public debt in any form or disguise
hs a natiouHl crimt." We witness with
pride the reduction of the principal of
the debt and ot the rates of interest
upon the balance, and confidently ex
pect that our excellent national curren
cy will be perfected by a speedy re
sumption of specie payments.
14. Th i Republican party is mindful
ol its obligations to-the loyal women of
America for their noble donation to the
cause ol freedom, their admission, to the
widrr fields of usefulness is viewed
with satisfaction, and tbe honest de
mands' of finy class of citizens for addi
tioual rights should be treat d with
respectful consideration.
15. We heartily . approve the action
ot Congress in extending amnesty to
those lately in rebellion and rejoice in
the growth of peace and fraternal leel
ing throughout the land.
16. The Republican party piopose to
respect the rights reserved by the peo.
pie to themselves as carefully as the
powers delegated by them to the State
and to tbe Federal Government. It
disapproves of tho resort to unconstitu
tional laws for the purpose of removing
evils by interference with rights net
surrendered by tbe people to either the
State or National Government.
17. It is the duty of the General
GovernmeDt to adopt aucb' measures as
will tend to encourage American com
merce and ship-building.
18. We believe that the modest patri
otism, the earnest purpose, the sound
judgment, the practical wisdom, the
incorruptible integrity and the lllustii
ous services ot Ulysses 8. Grant,' have
commended him to the heart ol the
American people, and with bim at our
head we stand o day upon a new march
to victorv. .. . '."r
Ti6 election of Chrant cures the as
cendency of Liberty, Justice, and
Peace. It is tbe Appomattox of our
civil conflict.! It insures that ours shal 1
be henceforth a land of equal rights
and equal laws. It makes our recent
history coherent and . logical It de
monstrates that the discomfiture of the
Rebellion was no blunder and no
accident, but1 the triumph of princi
ple and an added proof that .Gol
reigns." -rTri& AhquU 15; 1868.
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Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell
at sight. Pay 100 per cent, profit. Now is the
time, bend at once for descriptive circulars
and price lists of our flue steel engravings of
all the .candidates, campaign" biographies,
charts, photographs, badges, pins, flags and
everything suited to the times. Ten dollars
per day easily made, Knit samples sent for
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Park Bow, New York.
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ing, spotting or .soiling all seasons and in
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ff A Art AGENTS WANTED Samples sent
ww" free by mail, Avith terms to clear
from $5 to $10 per day. Two entirely new
articles, saleable as flour Address N II
WHITE, Newark, New Jersey.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents make more
money at work lor us than at anything
else, Rusiness light and permanent. Par
ticulars free. G. Stinsosi fc Co., Fine Art
Publishers. Portland, Maine.
500,000 IN BANK.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Postponed to December 7,v1872. .,
WILE SECOND Grand Gilt Concert in aidof
a the Public Library oi Kentucky, an
nounced for September lis, has been post
poned to December 7, 1872, because the accu
mulation of orders tho few days before the
drawing made it physically impossible to
All them without a lew days' deiay, and as
a short postponement was inevitable, it was
determined to defer it to a time that would
make a full drawing sure by the sale of all
the tickets.
The money necessary to pay in full all the
offered gifts is now upon deposit in the Far
mers' aud Drovers' Rank, as will be seen by
the following certificate of the Cashier:
Farmers' and Drovers' Bank,
.Louisville, Ky, Sept 20, 1872 J
This is to certify that theie is now on de
posit in this bank over half a million of dol
lars to the credit of the Gift Concert fund,
SoOO.OOU of which is held by this bank as
Treasurer of the Public Library of Kentucky
to pay oil' all gi'ts to be awarded at the draw
ing R s VEACD, Cashier
1,000 Piiz.s amouuiiug 10
& 5 O O , OOO IN C -A. S H -.
will be awarded, the highest prizes being
$ 00,000,, S50.0.X), zo,000, and down in regular
graduation to $90u, which is the lowest.
The drawing .will positive and unequivo
cally take place December 7. Agents are
peremptorily required.. to close sales and
make returns Noveu.ber 25. in order to giye
-ample time for the rinal. arrangements. Or
ders for tlCKets or applications 101 circulars
thould be addressed to
, Gov. THOS E BRAMLETTE,
AgentlPublic Libra y of Kentucky,
; Louisvliie, Ky
Administrator's Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED having qualifi-d
as Administrator upon the estate ol Wm.
T. fluggins, deceased, in the Probate Court
of New Hanover County, this is to give
notice that all claims against said estate
mu.t be filed with said Administrator
withn two ye&'s from this date, or this
notice will be pleaded against them
Al! persons indebted to eaid estate are
hereby notified to settle the fame.
F. II. MITCHELL
AdiaicUtrator.
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 6, 1872
oct 7 12Maw6w
OUR EXTRA FAMILY FLOOR
IS STILL ahead of any other on tho market
Our Pearl Hominy cannot be! surpassed
Always on hand at the Mill and Depository
Cracked Com,
Corn, Bolted Meal, t
Pea and Pea Mea1,
Oats, Shorts and Bran.
All goods sold drayed free
All hags returned in good order will be
credited at cost on next bill.
ALEX. OLDUAM. Proprietor. -pt27
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NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS,
Richmond and "Danville iRail 5Rbad.
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North Carolina ri vision
Condensed :Time Table.1
f ' w"? i!ty ' -f ;:"'" - :-
In t&ccl on and after Sunday; Sytt. &d tSTi.
- ' 1 . -... -
GOING NORTH.
statioks.; J . xaii. BXPKBSS. ;
Leave Charlotte...... 7.10 p. m 080 a. m.
Concord.V..... 8 21 7.30 41
44 1 Salisbury 8 37 44
44 Lexington.... 10.2S 44 9.27
44 High Point.... 11.17 a4 10.17 4'
Arrive at Greensboro 12.03 a. it 11.00 44
Leave Greensboro,... 12.50, 44. 11.10
4- Co. Bhopa . 2.S5 44 I2.a0 p. st.
44 Hillsboro,.i... 8.45 44
' 44 Raleigh..,... 6.35 ;
Arrive at Goldsboro'. 910 jl. m
- GOING 8QUTH. .- -
STATIONS. 2CA.H EXPRESS.
Leaye Goldsboro'.... 5.20 f. m
44 Kaleigh 8 37 44
4' Hlllsboro' .... 10.51 44
4f Co. Shops .... 12.28 A. M 2.15 p. m.
Arrive at Greensboro' L40 4 3.30 4
Leave Greensboro'... 2.25 14 4.LO i
' 44 High Point.... 3.11 4.39
44 Lexington 4 08 5.27 44
44 Salisbury 5.03 44 6.13 44
44 Concord 6.16 44 7.13 44
Arrive at Charlotte .. 7.25 a. m 8.10 p. m'.
Mail trains daily, both ways, over entire
length of Kpad. Express daily between
Company Shops and Charlotte, (Sundays
excepted.) '
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
between Charlotte and Richmond, (without
change.) S. E. ALLEN,
General Ticket Agent.
W. II. GREEN, Master Transportation.
Oct 9, 123
Richmond and Danville Rail Road.
Condensed Time Table.
In. effect on and after Sunday Sept 22, 1872
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS.
MAIL. I BXPRXSS
Leave Charlotte.
7.10
8.21
9 34
10.23
11.17
12.02
12 tO
2.S5
3 45
635
9 lvl
p M
9.30 A M
8,30 41
8.37 44
9.27 44
10. 17 44 :
11.00 44
11.10
12.20 p M
it
i
it
Concord
Salisbury
Lexington
High Point
41 n
tt
tt
Arrive at Greensboro' . .
Leave Greensboro'
lt Co. 8hops
44 Hlllsboro'
44 Raleigh
Arrive at Goldsboro' . . .
A M
tt
tt
tt
tt
A M
GOIMG SOUTH.
STATIONS.
MAIL.
express
Leave Goldsboro'
44 Raleigh
44 Hlllsboro'
CO. 8h,0D6..,
Arrive at Green--'. .
Leave Greensboro'
44 High Poi-t
44 Lexington
44 Salisbury...
44 CoBcord
Arrive at Charlotte
5 20fm
8.37 44
10.51 44
12.2 A M
1.40 44
2 25 44
9 11 it
2.15 P M
3 30 44
4.00 44
1 4.39. 44
! 5. ii 44
I fi 13 44
i 7 13 44
4.08 44
503 44
.1 44
7.25 A Ml 8.10 p M
Mail trains daily, both wRys, ow- entire
length ol road. Express daily between
Company Shops and Charlotte (Sundays
excepted )
Pulhnan Palace Cars on all night trains
between Charlotte aud Richmond, (with
out charge.)
8. K. ALLEN,
Gen'l Ticket Aeent.
W. H GREEN, Master Transportation,
oct v 123
Beware of Counterfeits !
JOB HOSES' 81 MNByftftS?
are extensively CQVSTXTrrm. Dishonttt Drug'
TH oaauiin jrm axe mnuniin ids c"?iu '
tho painful and dangerous dise&M to walcu the
femal constitution is subject. They moderate all
excesses and remove all obstructions, from what
ever esast MAimiE1 SADIES, v
they are particularly suited. They will In a short
time brin on the 'monthly period with regularity;
ad although, very txrwerfuL contain nothing hurt
ful to the constitution. In all cases of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
Fatijme on slhrht exertion. Palpitation of the Heart,
Hysterics andwnites, they win effect a cure when
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each package give fall directions and advice, or
will be sent free to all writinT tot them, sealed
from observation. . .
N. B. In all casea where the otirmri cannot be
obtained. One Dollat enclosed, to the Sole Proprie
tor, JOB MOSES. 18 Cortlandt SU New Yorkvwlll
insure a bottle of the jwnun. containing Fifty
Pills, by return mall, eeeurtijf ecaled from any
knowledge of its contents.
BELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PTJIjHfONXC WAFERS
(luxe Cocoas, Colds, Asthma, BaosoHiTis, Son
THBOAT, HOAKSBHBSS. DlFCW.T BaaATHWOIa-
oimit CosuMrno akd Lco Disiasks. They
have no taste of medicine and any child will take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaired. Testimony irfven Inhundreds
of cases. Ask lorBRTAN'S PUMONIO WAFEBS.
Prir 35 cent per box. JOB M03KS, Propne
tor, 13 Oortfandt 8 tree t. New York.
THE GREAT FREHCH REMEDY.
DELA CARRE'S HPECTFTC! PILLS.
'Prepared by J. GABANCIERE.
Na ii PnTrfmhftrrt. -Pans.
These pills are hlgbly recommended by the fntire
Medical faculty oi.
Ity of. Prance as the very best remeay
in. all mhi of BperiBatorrhosa, or Seminal Weak
ness : Nijrhtly. Dally or Premmrwe Emissions ; Bex-
Secret Habits and 8exual Exeespes ; Reiaxationoiyh.fi
Genital Organs; WeakSptoe;DerKwiUintheUrme,
and all the ghastly twin of Diseases arising from
Overuse or Excesses. They cure when all otherrem
eiies fail. Pamphlet of Advice In each box. or will
be sent Free to any address. Price Ol per Box.
ml (7Ut tun VI i
LASPT
America.
augS
10-ly
WANTED. WnffiSntic men
Business tliat will Pay
from $4 to $8 per day, can be pursued In your
own neighborhood, and is strictly honor
able. Particulars free, or wimples that will
enable yon to goto vrork.at once, will be
sent on receipt of two three cent stamps.
Address Jr LATH A it ,4s CO..
232 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
Sept. 25 v- rl ' .r iH-dCU
THOMAS CONNOR,
B JL lEi Tt 0 O lyi
N. E, corner of Mulberrj and Nntt Sta.
Always on hand the best quality of Sesars.
guts enmemvor to ten ie coumtrjew lommtt rrtuter
vtqAu. Thm genuine hmve the name of Job nlmmen
All atherm are worthiet imitation.
Sw-nt. h, ma.li. mAcurerv eteiJTtrrr
it narta uo.mOSES. 18 Cokt
St, Naw St is. Sole General Agent for
:: RAirrROADs;
Wilmingtoii. folambiaA In
: Ruifa R. U: Company ,
: Gar. B upsbixtb oeh t's 0 ryica.
WrutrHQTOx,N. 3 iOct. 7,872. f .
CHANQE 0FSCI1EDU LE i v
npilE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE WILL
JJL to into effect at 3:25 A. M. Monday.
7th inst. i .' :.,.,
DAY EXPRESS TSAlN, (Daily.)
Leave Wilmington 3:25 A. M
Arrive at Florence ;-.v 9:55 A. M
Arrive at Colombia .... ... . 2:40 P. M
Arrive at Angnsta....... ....... 74,' P. M
Leave August a 6.35 A. M
Arnve at Colnnibia..... ........ 11 25-A M
Arrive at Florence .4:15 P. M
Arrive jat Wilmiagton . . . ........10:25 P. M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUN
DAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Wilmingtonj .
5 45 P. M
11:35 P M
3:40 A. M
: 8:20 A. M
5:50 P. M
10:20 P. M
2:12 A. M
Arrive at Jnoreuce..
Arrive at Columbia
Arrive, at Augusts . .
Leave Augusta
Arrive at Columbia.
Arrive at Florence .......
Arrive at Wilmington..
' , JAMES
8:00 A. M
ANDERSON,:
v Gen'l Sup't. .
123 tf
oct 9
Wilmington, Charlotte k ft R.
R. Company.
Office Chief ExGiNEEit & Gen'l Scp't , )
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Wilmington, N. C, June 27, 1S72. J
CHANGE OF SCHEDULEa
TJNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, the regular
trains will run over this Road as follows :
REGULAR FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington daily at 6 A. M., and
arrive at 5:30 P. M.
PA88ENGER AND EXPRESS FREIGHT
. TRAINS. ' ! . .
Leave Wilmington, daily at 7 A. M., and
arrive at 3:30 P. AL
Leave LiJes ville daily at 6:15 A. M., and
arrive at 4:15 P. M. .
1-Two Special Freight Trains lor TON
LUMBER run irregularly.
13fNo trains on Sundays.
8. L. FREMONT,
Chiei Engineer and Supei iutendent
june 27 35-tl
Office Petersburg R. R. Co. )
May, Slst, 1872.
aN AND AFTER JUNE 3RD, THE trains
will run as follows:
LEAVE WELDON.
Express Train
Mail Train
7:30 p. m.
3:25 r. m.
AHIilVE AT PETEKSBUJtU.
Express 10:30 p m.
Mail 7:00 p. m.
LEAVE PETERSBURG.
Mail 6:30 a. m.
Express &50 p. m.
ARRIVE AT "WELDON.
Mail 3:40 a. m.
Express 6:30 p. m.
FREIGHT TRAINS.-
Leave Petersburg 8:00 a m.
Leave Weldon . , 8:00 p. ru.
Arrive at Weldon - 8:00 p. m
Arrive at Petersburg , . 2:20 a. m.
CrASTON TRAINS.
Lea ve Petersburg 6:00 a. m.
Lave Gaston 1:J5 p. m I
Arrive at Gaston - . ' 12:50 p.' mJ
Arrive at Petei-sburg fc:10 p.- ni.
No trains will run on Sunday except Ex
press trains " ' "i
Freights for Gaton Branch will be received
at the Petersburg depot, only on MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS. . . ' -'
The depot will be closed at 5:00 p. m; No
goods will be received after that hour.
: J. C. SPRIGG. , ,
.te5-t.f Engineer and General Manager.'
Wiliaiiigt n & V eldda R. tp,
Company. - v
0FFCB GSXEKAI. SCPKBI5TEMIB5T, I
Wilmington, N. C., June 8, 1S72 j
rest
CHANGS OF' SCHEDULE. ; .
ON AND AFTEU JUNE 10th INSTANT,
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Wil
mington and Weldon Railroad will run tr
follows:
MAIL TRAIN. . '.. j
Leave Uniou Deptit daily (San-
d&yt excepted) xt ' 8:05 A . M
Arrive at Goldsboro .... 12:11 P. M
Rocky Mount ti: 5 T 1 '. M
Weldon 3:5CV M
Leave Weldon daily (Sundays
excepted) At 9:15 A. M
Arrive at Rocky Mount 11:07 A. M
Goldshoro 1:16 P., M
Union Depot. ..... ; , .5:30 F. M
EXfliESS TRAIN.
Leave Union Depot daily.. . At
Arrive at Goldsboro
Rocky Mount
Weldon
Leave Weldon daily
Arrive at Rocky Mount... . . .
Goldsboro
Union Depot.... .. '
10:40 P.I
3:00 A, M
4:5d A. M
6:50 A M
7: 10 P. M
. 8:58 P. M
10:58 PM
3:10 A M
Mall Train makes close ecniicei.dn " at
Weldon tor all poiats Nortb via bay Line
and Acquia Creek rotitesy. '-fa.r. - 5 ;".!
Express Train eonacefs only with Acquia
Creek route. - PULLMAN'S PALACE
SLEEPING CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Wilming
ton tri-weckly at o00 A. M., and arrive at
1,40 P.M.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS will leave
Wilmington daily (Sundajs excepted) at 5
P. M., and arrivt: at 11 A M.
!. JOHN F. DIVINE,
- - ' General Superintendent
June 8 W-tf
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SAILING TUESDAYS ANH ! FRIDAYS
FROM NEW YORKAND WEDNES ,t
DAYS AND SATURDAYS FROM
r WILMINGTON. v
THROUCiU CONNECTIONS
ALL RAILROADS LEAOlNii
;.- OITT OF "TIl.SIIIfTOX?.f ;i
No passengers taken:. , For Trejgntfeppty t
BARRY BROTHERS, AceatS.
may 20
147-
BALTIHORE AhD TOMHGTON
,1 JsTEAiasmp.ii'ikE.'
Composed of the fhrst-class Steamsbipa
Rebecca Clyde; Capt. D C Childs
Lucille, :f Capt. J),; J, Prlre
Will hereafter sail from Baltimore and Wll--v-
.. mington" -v. .
EVERY FIVE DAYS. " . I '
The Steamship REBECCA CLYDD ?wlll
sail from wharf, foot of Chesnut street. SAT
URDAY; October 13.
For Freight engagements, apply to . .
,r o-ic " A D. CAZAUX.;
May 2oth, 1872 . 8-
a and Southern Mail
Steamship line. ,
f OMPOSED OF FIRST CLASS STEAM
v SHIPS
PIONEER, 82 5 TONS?
CapUin JOHN U AKSLBY,
TONAWANDA, 850 TONS,
Captain WILTS ANKS
VVill hereafter sail from rhiladelphia and
Wilmington, every WEDNESDAY.
For Freight engagements, apply to
WORTH & WORTH, Agenta,
WUmlngton, N.jD.
W. L. JAMES, General Agent, 130 South ,
Third Street, Philadelphia,
June 15 .
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V Ing schedule will be run on the Street
Railway. . . ... . : . - : .
-Cars will leave corner of Red Cross and
Front streets, for the Union Depot, at 2:40 A,
M daily, to meet the Southern train, stop-
Elng at- the- various Hotel and : BoarUinV' ?
louses on the route, leaving the depot on
th arrival of tha-Northeru train. -Will
leave corner of Front and Red Cross streets .
at 7:30 A. M.. for Union Depot, in order to ,
connect with . the j Northern bound train,
makpie Uie nuaal stoppages at the IIo-
tels and Boardiner HotisesL leovimr Ttntnn .
Depot on the arrival of the Southern train.
In the eveniner will leavn vrnr nf Vmnt.
and -Red Cross street at 5 P. Al., maklns
the usual stoppages, leaving the Union De-
poi on me arrival or tne Northern train
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WiU leave the corner of Red Cross and ; J y' r
Front at 10rf p. M to meet. the. Southern j,', rt m
train -- , - " - n.-
RegttcIab 8cHin)irLK During the day tue ' -l i '
cars wilt run from 6:30 A. AIn unUl 8 P. M.. 1 .2 ."-
allowing 15 minutes between each turnoutrr ; J
and for; the further accommodation of the "" " '
public, one car will be run until 11:30 P. M.' ' "' .
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