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A Beacon Of Health.

The good things of this world have each their ap-
pointed mission.
1t is the mission of HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS to prsvent and relieve great variety Of ailments
For twelve years its protective and remedy
has been without check drawback. 1t Is strong
negdpe evidence of this fact that the efficacy Of the
article specific for dyspepsia biliousness, conHtipa-
ton, nervousness, general debility, and intermittent
fevers, has never been questioned
As positive Of it's infabiy in such cases, the
statements OF public whose names familiar as
household words, have from time been given to the
world.
lifts reputation s not founded In facts, then truth is
shRdow, and the utterances Of conscientious citizens
Of no more value than ''dicers' oaths."
Aud what s its reputation Let the progress offs
sales the inquiry Where twenty dozen bottles
OF Hostettsr's Bters sold In 1856. five hundred
dozen are disposed of now.
Gould public opinion be significantly expressed
than by it's unparalleled increase of consumphona 1t
seems impossible. -
The preparation has been initiated. Where are the
imitators2 Echo answers, "Where?" To the '1imbo''
Of things lost earth they all either gone going
Pesce be with them ,a.i s.. u
May % .4... 8
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DRS. RAoUL & LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
LILO that they have established themselves APoTHF
carries and DRUGGISTS at the NORTHWEST ooR-
NER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS. Their stock
has been carefully selected by Of the firm, In per-
son, aud obtained chiefly from soHIEFFLEN Bros,
and DIR. E. R. soUIBB. Manufacturer of Specialized
They offer q choice variety Of PERFUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES, and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIEs.
Special attention viii be paid to the PUTTING Up
OF PRESCRIPTIONS; efficient clerks having been
secured and Of tho Arm will always be in attend
ancs. Drs. RAoUL & LYNAH will also attend to their
professional duties from this Store. Maya
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PRIVATE SALES.
Desirable Real Estate at Priuate SAFE.
BY A. j. SALINAS.

At Private SaIe--
That desirably located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east aide of King street, Mob
ing the fifth Hoase north of Hudson street. containin
eight large rooms. The lower room now occupied
Office, and entirely separate from the residence cpn
with very little expense, be converted into bsndsom
store The Lot measures thirty feet six inches
King street. by two hundred and feet In depth
more less and upon which spacious oubuildngs
This property ia susceptible of great improvement at
small cost aud offers a opportunity for investment
For further particulars and terms apply above, to
May4 No. 28 YENDUE RANGE.
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French Bark "Ange Guardiene," for account Of
tohom may concern, by order Of The French
Consul.
BY j. A. ENSLOW &c CO.
On THURSDAY next 31st May, will be sold. at IL
O'clock. at Kerrs Wharf.
The MetAlled and Copper Fastened. ten year old
FRENCH BARK "ANGE 9UARDIENE."
BY order OF the French Consul. the conditions OF the
saie are as follows The Hull and Spars will be offered
together then the Anchors and Chans after which, the
standing and Running Rigging and Cordaee and, sub
sequenhy all tho Sails. The whole will then offered
together and, bids made In excess of the COM
bined offers for the severel parts the said offers be
void; otherwise they will be binding.
AND, IMMEDIkTEEY AFTER:
THE SHIPS BOATS.
aJ- The Wilmington journal and Savannah Republ-
can VIII please copy and send bill to J. A. E Co.
MaY 2f
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
,.Auction saIes Thfs Day.

Auction Sales This Day. s..
LIS. Z. BENNETT will sell this day, near the Ex-
change, corner Of East Bay and Broad sreets at IL
O'Clock, City Stock, Old State Bonds City Of Columbia
Bonds, Northeastern Railroad First Mortgage Bonds,
&C., Go.; also, $1,000 In American gold. '
JOSEPH A. THounoN will sell this day, at the resi-.
dence southwest Of King and Spring streets at
10 o'clock the wen kept household furniture CT family
leaving the oity ..... T.,
KAIIaRApHY.-We stepped in at the Masonic Hall o
few nights ago. and much pleased to find number
Of young gentlemen engaged in the study Of invoices
being initiated into the art end mysteries OF book
Keeping. Messrs. STEPHEN; z. PEIor and Louis
hHEnTRsEE understand their busness thoroughly, and
Ne can recommend them TO oil our friends who desre
to improve their hand, or who wish to gain the where
Rthnl to aoce them respectable and lucrative employ
nent. J; .s,f - No i-'At!
? Dn. HuMPHREYs', Of Nc 66a Broadway, New 2orf,
well known 70 the Homeopathic medical practice, has
his interest 70 company Of which he ID
member and is nov reac to frnfah all the varieties Of
Specifics the profession and people may need No house
In his department Of medicine has larger facilities or
better reputation than that Of which Dr. II. 10 now Of
thehead.-Ne,oark advertiser, March 20. 1895.
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AUCTION SALES,
American Gold al Auction

nv 4msrtgen s a. S9sn Cd g a. z1,.io AUCTION.
THIS DAY. ut II O'Clock, the Exchange at Tho
Of East Bay aud Broad streets Will seu
ONE 4 THOUSAND tsloOOl DoLLAhs OF AMERICAN
Conditions cash. Maya
City Stock. Old State Bonds, City Of Columbia
bonds, NJ r. X. r. COS 1st Mo'tgdge " Bo"ds'
ny1 S. fs;. &: Ghssnrr. 81
THIS DAY. the 2sth instant. at II O'Clock near tbe
Exchange at the corner Of East Bay broad streets
THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES, viz
ONE PER 6EST sToR AS fIFs RfsT PSRs GTY SIX
TWO M1SpRED AMP TWENTY po114hs olry SIX
THREE HUNDRED 1 AND I'D TwEsIY DOLLARS CITY
ONE MUNpKEp 1SD AND FORTY DOLLARS CITY SIX
SRR snSP AND E1ETX ReAns
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY goLIAns CITY SIX
FIVE HUNDRED AND NIENTY DOLLARS CITY Blk
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS CITY SIN PER
9ES7 oEST STOCK. INTEREST PAYABLE QUAR-.
SEVEN ngNgRED AND TEN DOLLARS CITY SIX
BE sFT ANp F9RTE Po15ARs
TERLY
TwELvE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT
| STOCK INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY
FOUR THOUSAND Six PER CENT. OLD STATE
BONDS, $1,000 EACH
| ONE CITY OF COLUMBIA BOND. $500. PAYABLE
1881
ONE N. E. R. r. cos FIRST MORTGAGE BOND, $500
| TWO HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS OF CHRRhW h
DARLINGTON Il. r. COMPANY COUPONS.
| UNLIMITED SECURITIES received up to the hour of
| sale.
| Conditions cash. Nav %
WeHkeIt Household Furniture OF fan,iiy leaoinq
the CITY, from, residence southwest corner Of King
and Spring streets, Up Stairs" nil be s0!d for
! cash on deliuery, and no reseroe,
BY JOSEPH A. THOURON,
THIS MORNING, May 2sth, at 10 A. d., for cash.
| general assortment of well-kept FURNITURE
CoNsIsTINd
Lot of CROCKERY, Tin, Glass and Iron Ware Kitch-
en- Utensils assorted; Cooking Stoves in order.
22assorted Engravipgs aud Pictures. Looking Glasses
large Wire Safe. IL assorted Chairs Rockers Va.
ses. super sewng Machines. Spring Board Bed.
steads, Mahogany Sofas, Mahogany Leaf and Book
Case, Mahogany Rockers, 6 Mshogany s. B. Chairs
French Mahogany Bedatead, super Eightday Clock
"in order" Round Mahogany Table, super Mahoga.
ny Extension Table, Mahogany Dining. Press Ma
hngany Cradle Together with lot Wooden Benches
Casks. and many other articles in yard.
N. B.-Al articles to be paid for delivery and re.
moved by p M, as the family leaves the emises.
| $50 bring the rhnO." NAV "a
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BY l.. BUNCH & SON
On WEDNESDAY,, 30th instant, at 1OH O'Clock at old
Postofhce, will be sold,
Ono substantial OPEN BUGGY and HARNESS-nearly
One gentee oNE-HoRsE CARRIAGE aud HARNESS
One FAMILY HORSE
One CART HORSE
One WORK MULE
May ~ mvo
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THE MoNEKA.-We learn that Messrs. ARoHI-
1sALD GETTY & Go. received telegram yesterday
from their agents in New York, stating that the
pneEa sailed from New York on Saturday at 8
aSblock, full Of freight.
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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.


WIN be sold under tho direction of the undersigned as
the old Custom House in this city. on TUESDAY tho
. 10th day of June, 1885, OF IL o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the buildings and i'm
thereon situate on the north side OF Weemo
Court, Ward No. O. measuring and containing feet
front, by about feet In depth. Butng and bound.
ing to the north on land Of to the south on
Weem'a Court; to the east on land of and to
the west on land OF
Terms-one.third canh; tho balance in three equal
annual instalments secured by bond OF the purchaser
day Of sale, payable annually The buildings to be In
cured and policy assgned Purchaser pay for papers,
y JAMES TUPPER,
May % mwn0 tu1 Master In Equity
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UN1oNv111E 8. C.-From the Times, of the 25th,
we learn that an effort is being made to build q
new Methodist Church in Unionville, S. G.
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SAvANNAH.-The Republican of Saturday has the
following ON Reconstruction Of the Home Depart
ment: .... .... ....
The work Of rebuilding and repairing the various
wharves, which Is under contract with the city by
different individuals, is progressing in the most
satisfactory manner. The wharf formerly occupied
by the Iron Steamboat Co., belonging to Messrs.
johnson, LaRoche s. Gowdy, is under contract to
be entirely rebuilt from the foundation. AS this
wharf has not only greater depth Of water than
any other, but has also greater capacity for re-
ceiving freight. it will be we'll adapted for
vessels of the heaviest class Of water to load
and unload upon it.. Charleston wharf has been
entirely rebuilt, with new piling, &C., and is
now in the most serviceable condition. Mr.. Rems-
hart,s Wharf, west Of Market Dock, is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and in a few days will Be
ready for use The Planters Bank wharf, west
Of Exchange Dock, is being thoroughly rebuilt,
with q new foundation, consisting Of three rows
of piling, and in every other respect the work will
be first class. MIR; Walburg's wharf.-the E1-
change Docks undergoing extensive repairs in
the shape OF new front Of the best material, and
will be finished within q month. jones' lower
wharf is also receiving alterations, &C., and in the
| course Of q few weeks will be ready for use.
Padelford's wharf, occupied by Wider's steam-
ship line, is being rebuilt in the most complete
manner, and when finished will be unequalled by
any along the river. The wharf belonging to
Messrs. Comstock d Kins.y, across the river, is
under contract to be rebuilt in the most substan-
tial manner. The work will commence as soon as
the freshet subsidies, and be completed in the
course Of few months.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF COTTON MACHINE

mby 10 mWIlU tul Master In Equlfy
EXTENSIVE SALE OF COTTON mACIIIN.
L.. ERY.
The Granitevlle Manufacturing Company haynade
termnod 10 change their style OF Goods and mako
FINE CLOTHS offer, and will Sell ut Auction,
Graniteville, on FRIDAY, lst Of June, their endr
Machinery OF Nine Thousand One Hundred and
Twenty Spndles and It's preparation all In good order,
and now running on Sbeetngs, Shrtngs and Drills,
ofnumber fourteen Yarn-consists Of
One Mason's WILLOW
Two Writings PIOKRRs
Two English Breaker PICKERs, Walker Hacking
Three English Finishcr PICKERs, Walker Hack.
Ing Manchester. England
Fifty-four Masons BREAKER CARDS
Sixty six Mnson's FINI6HER CARDS
Biz MasonB RAILWAY HEADS
-Four Masonic DRAWING FRAMES
Fourteen Ellis GEARED BPEEDERs, forty Spindle
each
One GARD GRINDER
Forty three Mason's Warp Ring Traveller SPINNING
FRAMES, 100 Spndles each
Thfrty.three Mason'B Filling Ring Traveller BPIN.
MIG FRAMES. 40 spindles each
BIZ Masonic SP00LEH9, i8 6pindts each
81 Eight Mason's WARPERS, drop wire
sf Ten Masonic DRE> sRRS
Two hundred and thrtyslx Mason's yard.w 10
speeder ROBBINS, Spinning BoBBINs and Warpin
StOULS, REEDS, HARNESS, &C., &o. "
Parties wighing to purchase had better como ana OK
anime whilo the Machinery is running. ~.
Tno Machtnesy will be boxed and delivered es tho
SoTth Carolina Railroad Depot by me gomPapSs; PaRsao
Proaident drsnitevtlle Misunderstanding Company.
april % E{d.yt - .;2j mtnla -1
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's oFFIo

DEPOT QUAHTEHMABTER'S OFFIUE.
CHARLKsToN, g. O.. May 23.
Will be sold Mt Public Auction, FRIDAY June 1st,
at II O'Clock A. M, at gouth Commercial Wharf,
100 GOVERNMENT ANIMALs-about 40 HORSES
and 60 MULES.
The above animals good and serviceable, and
taken from daily work. Oan be until day OF sale
at Government Stables, Chalmers street.
Terms cash.
By order OF the Chief ouartermnster Department.
South Carolina. d. r. HUNT,
Captain 26th O. " v. Infantry Depot oaartermaster.
May 23
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MARLBORO, 8. C.-The Bennettsvile Journal,
of Saturday, contains the following paragraph in
relation to the growing crops:
We have heard recently good deal of COM
plant from planters about the slcky condition
Of young cotton. great deal OF it has been
killed by the heavy rains and cold nights which
has necessitated replanting Much of 1t has not
come up owing to the inferior quality Of the seed:
In some instances it has been ploughed up and
corn planted in it's stead. The corn has been
seriously affected by unfavorable weather. The
wheat in some sections looks WELL but is conside-
rably blasted and cannot make good yield. From
present Indications and prospects, we think that
our planters cannot realize even half crops OF
corn or cotton.
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"THE OLD GuARD."-This staunch old Demo-
crat has paid his June visit, freighted, as usual
with abundance Of good, wholesome, orthodox
doctrines. The Magazine is published monthly in
New York, by VAN EvR1E, HORTON 90.
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Ne,p Crop Cuba Molasses
BY y. A. ENSLOw &c CO.
On FRIDAY lat june, win be sold, at public auction
in the New Custom House Stores, corner Eaat Bay
and Market street, at II O'Clock,
6 '5sSss' Ss;s NEW CROP oARDnaAs monAssrs.
u0- Columbia Pheni1, Augusta Constitutionalist.
Savannah Republican Wilmington Journal Macon Teie-
graph, Abbeyille Banner will insert the above until
day previous to sale. and send bill to J. A. E. Co.
May 23
Leaf Tobacco, Hduand and Domestic Segars, &c.
BY GEO. HUNEKEN. :.
Will be sold FRIDAY, June at 10 O'Clock at No. IS
Society street. one door from King street. under tho
Hall of FreundBohaftsbund, the entire stock In store
consisting Of:
LEAF TOBACCO IN CASES
Havana and Domestic Segara
CONTENTS OF STORE.
Sold on account parties leaving the city.
Goods to be removed by Saturday shutdown.
Conditions cash. mtuthA May 2s
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RAID ON GROCERY SgoRE.-A gentleman OF
foreign extraction, namedl Mr.. STRONG, and who
keeps q grocery store I'D Bogard-street, informs
US that on Friday night last, or rather on Satur-
day morning, at about tto o'clock, bis slumbers
were disturbed by noise. Mr.. STRONG, after for
while sitting up in bed in meditative position,
took it for granted that }he sound proceeded from
the houae next door, AID so laid him down-but
not to sleep; for again he heard q noise "some-
thing louder than BEFORE" and nearer too-in fact,
he now had no doubt that some one was attempt
ing to force open his door. Mr. STRoHa lay quiet
and smiled-the Sounds increased, and still did
Mr.. STRoaG smile. Why did Mr. SrRoNa smie2 He
smiled as he thought Of the precaution he had
taken in pling up suSh lot OF boxes, barrels and
chairs against his STORE door, that 1t would be Inn
possible for any onb to enter without upsetting
tho whole, and making noise enodgh to alarm the
whole neighborhood. The burglar, at whose ex-
pense Mr.. SrRoNa was smiling, after boring four
| anger holes In the door, removed the blind, and
then discovering Mr. SrRoNa's barricade, grew
disgusted, and retired ii Disgrace Mr.. SfaoNa
bids us notify the public that in FUTURE henceforth
and forever, who soever shall ait upon his doc.
step after his store is closed, must mako up hfy
mind TO take the Consequences By consequence .
Mr. sTHosa tntimaf pistol shots. Let all bewaro.
"t,y .gjt,fga ---o--T- e..t n r. I'M a-r M
REsuRnEur.-T(he Darlington Southener one,s
again is on foot. Aftsr having pssaed through !
fiery ordenl, and b4en kept under the weather for
neSrly two monthBi in consequences, this sterling
and well edited pasper has resumed its weekly
rounds to cheer the lonely Areside, Ind comfort
the desponding heaft. 'succesa' to friend BRows
and his efficient stasf Of couaboratetvs.
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IMPORTANT DECISION REGARDING THE CIVIL
RIauTs BILL.-A case involving the constitution
Atty of the Civil Rights Bill, has just been decid
ed adversely by Judge THOMAS, Of the Circuit
Court Of Virginia, sitting in Alexandria. In a
civil action between white men one Of the parties
offered to produce negro evidence. The Judge
decided that inasmuch as the State laws of Vir-
ginia forbade the introduction of negro testimony
in civil suits to which whitn men alone were
parties, the evidence of the negro was inadmss-
BILE, and that no Congressional legislation could
impair her right to decide what persons classes
of persons competent to testify in her courts
This decision will, no doubt, lead to much discus
sion and cause no little excitement before its final
settlement by superior authority. "t
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AUCTION sALE OF ONE HUNDRED CO.
VERNBIENT ANIMALS, CONSISTING OF
HORSES AND MULES.
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THE GnxvEs OF OUR CONFEDERATE DEAp.-We
are requested to inform our readers that the fol-
lowing ladies have been appointed to solicit funds
and memberships for the benefit Of the Ladies'
Association to Commemorate the Confederate
Dead:
Mrs F. j. PoRCHER, IMRs. FRERIC BLUM,
MRS. COL SIMONTON, Mrs. j. GILLILAND,
MRS. JULIA BELL, Mrs. WIN. WILEY
MRs. O. A. BALL, REV. Mrs. BOWMAN.
Already considerable sums have been collected
for the benefit Of the Association. Most of the
merchants on East Bay, King and Meeting streets
have given iberaiiy. They will not be offended, we
feel assured if here and there they should receive
O second visit from our noble ladies-for our Ia
dies nursed the dying soldior and now they desire
to renoyate and beautify his grave For such
noble purpose no one whoseIteelngs arc Southern
can refuse. Those who are rich will be expected
to give literally, and those who not 80 we'll of,
their little will bo quite acceptable
We are requested to say that there will be
meeting OF the Ladies' Association to Commemo-
rate the Confederate Dead, at the Masonic Hall,
corner of King and Wentworth streets, at O'Clock,
this afternoon.
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THERE are no less than geyen candidates before
Laufens District TOR the SfaSe Of olerk of the
Court Of Common Please 90 I'VE learn from the
ReraM Of Friday. Iaarens is fortunate to,.have
10 many citizens sacrifice their private eaae FOR
the public good.
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BY L. S. X. BENNETT
THIS DAY, Mt II O'Clock, near the EXCHANGE at the
corner Of East Bay and Broad streets will seij
ONE THOUSAND t$lOO0l DOLLAhS OF AMERICAN
GOLD.
Conditions cash. NAV %
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N A r r IE D

BARNS -SHEELER-On Sunday, June 10 at the
parsonage in Ghent, by the Rev A. B. Eckert,
Mr., George Barns of Clinton County, to Miss
Caroline Sheeler of Bradford County.
BARBER -ROBINSON--At the Presbyterian
Church in Bloomsburg, Pa on the 18th inst,
by Rev. D. J. Waller, Mr.. F. E. Barber of To-
wanda, Pa, to Miss II. Amelia Robinson of the
former place.
PURDY- the house of the brides
father, Orwell, June 9Th, 1866, by Rev. Clark
Salmon, William B. Purdy of Ovid, n. Y, to
Miss Carrie s., daughter of E. NJ Farrar, Esq.
WELLES-TURNER-At the 1st Presbyterian
Church of Owego, n. Y, June 9th, 1866, by
Rev D. S. Johnson, Mr.. Fred L. Welles of Ath-
ems, Pa, to Miss Mary Turner of Waverly, n. Y.
CORSS-PHELPS-In Smithfeld, on Wednesday,
9th inst, by Rev. James McWilliam, Rev. C.
c. Corss to Miss Luceia Phelps, both of Smith
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Railoa0s.
II X e r A l. w A Y
Ia On and after Monday Nav I4th 1896 Trains will !

II K | Il X A | l. w A Y
IA On and after Monday May l4th, 1885, Trains will
leave Waverley at about the following hours, viz
GOING WEST.
5:27 a. M, Night Express, Mondays excepted for
Rochester, Buffalo Salamanca and Dunkrk, making d.
rect connections with trains of the Atlantic and Great
Western Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways for all
points West also at Elmira for CaDandagua Stops
at Waverly on Mondays only.
557 a. M, Lightning Express, Daily for Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkirk and the West.
828 a. m. Mail Train, Sundays excepted, for Buffalo
and Dunkirk.
2:4O p. m. Emigrsnt Train, D Daily, for the West
SAB p. m. ElmiTa Accom- modation Sundays excep-
ted.
5:25 p. M, Day Express Sundays excepted for Roch
ester Buffalo. Salamanca, Dnnkrk and the West, Con-
meets at Elmira for Canandaigua at Salamanca with
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway and Buffalo
with the Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways for all
points West or South.
1924 p. M, Express Mail Sundays excepted for
Buffalo, aamanca and Dunkirk, connecting with trains
for the West
500 a. m, Cincinnati Express, Mondays excepted
connecting at 0wego for lthica at Binghamton for
Syracuse at Great Bend for Scranton and Philadel
phia at Lackawaxel for Hawey, and at Graycourt for
Newburg and Warwick
SAB m, Bnghamton Accommodation, Sundays ex-
cepted.
ting at Ct Bend for Scranton Philadelphia and South.
6:l0 p. m, New York and Baltimore Mail, Sundays
excepted
6:3l p. mr., Lightning Express. Sundays excepted.
l:35 a. M, Night Express Daily, connecting at
Graycourt for Warwick.
VIM. r. BARR, II. RIDDLE
Gcnl Pass Agt, NewYOrk. Genl. Sup't.
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A CENTRAL RAmRoAD.-Last week
Enthusiastic meeting was held in Auburn
I >=warl in the chair The city was
=. 'entei and great enthusiasm prevailed.
Post first eIoquently addressed the
Il. said that the President and some of
's o. the Company had just returned
---'y y.Va4ia. That they had held general
-..- 1t Athens with the Directors Of other
--e people in the Susquehanna Valley
1.za3 Company to run Railroad from
--a Coal Mines to the Pennsylvania state
meet with the New York and Erie and
Central Railroads, and so on to Lake
-lada and the West. Sixteen miles of
ne already in operation. BY means Of
nj the Southern Central Auburn viii
,ed with the most direct routes, with the
Pennsylvania, opening to our trade no
four different kinds Of coal. The people
ry.'auia are in earnest. Mr.. Post demon
| y figures and close calculations, that by
us coal could be furnished in Auburn at
o, 1lr. Post further stated that all now
Oh Auburn. The southern towns We're
N' their share. Dryden had subscribed
and Aoravia would be ready in three
a-oaTn at once went to work. The Hon
.~.s Morgan then being loudly called for
lng, arose and said, that he was hearth
Z" the road, and that he is satisfied
.',- be well paying and of incalculable
N'o7rn He believed of more Importance
resent branch of the New York Central :;
' must contribute greatlyto the wealth
my Of Auburn, that the increase of
4 .'''ed thereby would reduce the amount
caused by building it, but that instead
A4yin8 to pay $500, ,OOO as many
believed they would only have to pay
.'' On that amount until the road was
D., 5''aed the matter as a loan for short
S. ~. oy any means as a contribution of
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