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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-11

THE Texas ELEoTIoN.-A despatch
from Austin, Texas, dated December
says:
"The Constitution is carried almost
unanimously. Hamilton is elected by
large majority. One-third Of tie re-
gistered voters were not out. Tie Lt-
gislature will ratify the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
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IN THE COURT OF pRoBATE.

WHEREAS, David b. Gnrck hath applied to
me for letters Of Administration on the Es-
tate OF Jancs Wics, late OF orangeburg
County. deceased
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
al and singular the Kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to be aud appear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for tho shid
County, 20 he holden at Orangebnrg on the
2lsi day of December, 1869, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ to show cause if any. why the said Ad-
ministraion should moi be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho
Court. this 9Th day of Dec, A. D. 1869,
and IN the ninety-fourth year of American
Independence.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
uec lit Judge Of Probate.
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ALSO
ORANGEbURG-IH EQUITY.
ALSO
Robert Young.

j. A. x. Holman, ct nj.
BY virtue of an order of sale in this case
| will sell nj Orangeburg c, IT,, on Monday
3d day Of January next, during the usual
hours of sale. the undivided one-half of the
plantation OF tract OF land containing 1850
acres more or less, situate in the Coanty OF
Orangcburg ca Limestone Creek Mili Branch
and Edisto River, bounded by lands OF l.. Fl
Cutler, w. W. Cutler, and Estate l.. {. clio.
yer.
Torms.-0ne-third cash, bnlance in one
ard two years, purchaser to give bond and
mort gage;> with covenant Of resal. in case
the conditions of tn. bond are not complied
with, and to pay for papers and STAMPS
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BY the Comptroller Generals report
the total amount of the funded debt of
the State, which on October, 81 1868,
Sss S5,407 ,3O6 is on October, 81, 1869
SO, 6,193.349
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-11

The Mayor of st. Louis claims that
s,e amount of produce sent from that
oity 20 points Sopth of Cairo is twice as
large as hcfore the war.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-11
Az 0rkDgv.xgE ys s,.sn

q - K o - ~ RSe ASaESSa
Il IiihI TIE SALE or LiQUORS OK
stApAf in tbs Corporate Limits of Orange
burg.
SIcr'oS /. Thai on AMI after u,r 18th day
lowe 10 seli ar dispose Spirituous LIQUORS in
'hs Corpor"tc Limits &C Orangcburg, be-
iNcea 'hs hour OF Twelve o'clock Saturday
Nigh; ani rCclre o'clock Sunday Night
$50; : Any Person or Persons violating
tMs Ordnance, 'hSll be fined not les than
One Dollar nor mare than Forty-Nine (49(
Dollars :or each and every ofencS, at the dis
crotion Of tar Council
SIC. ,. srhe Informant of each offence
with sufficient proof 10 convict. shall be en-
Fitlc'l half ;ae hncs collected in each and
every caoe. .
SEC. I. All Ordinances or parts thereof
contrary 10, or Tpugnapt to this Ordinance
arc hereby rcr-.ei.
N. a. BULL, IntenGnn..
=. j: oLwEEos, Clerk.
"ec IL II
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Assignee's Sale.

III raNHKurTCY-.ln the mater st DIV
oHLt" EosiSsoS Bankrupt, III pette y.
Y. bn"LE, A-s,gsee.
ny virtue OF au o-i.r Fyon the Hoaofabe
District Court ot ths United states. tSr the
District cl South Carolina, | viii sell al Fab
iic Auction At O.angeburg 9. H., en- Mouday
The Sd day Of J.auary next, vi the usu~l
hours cf s..lo.
Vne undivided one-third Of .;l that plan
tation or tract oil ian! on Lime Stone Greek.
VrGngchurs Nounty, containing ~ acres
m"'r or less. bounded by lands now or for
mcsiy OF Samuel lnabnet, Samuel Carson,
Jacob Cn!lcr. Vim Xeigler and A InAbinct
ierms-One half cash, tn" balance il ono
year, with bond and interest pnpahlc annu.
ally secured by mortgage OF tho property,
containing covenant for resale on breach
of the condition of the bond, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
y. V. nlBBiE, Assignee
Drueiiia G. Robinson, BANKRUPT.
dec IL ~
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ALSO
ORANEBUNG-IN EeUlrYe:
Deopold Louis

Charles S. Bull & Co
by virtue of an order of sale in this case
will sell al Orangcburg Court House. on
Monday, the Sd day of January next, during
the legal hours of sale. all that House and
Lot in the Village of orungeburg, on Russell
street, so feet, and in depth G6 feet, bounded
on the North by Russell street, cast by Dr.
E. j. 0livcros. South by trust estate of ".
II. Bull, and west 10y u. Louis.
nditions-Onc half cash the balance in
two-months. secured 10y bond OF purchaser
and mortgage of the premises, the building
to be insnrcd, and the policy assigned, pur-
chaser paying for papers and stamps.
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ORANGEBURG-IN EoulrY.


Vs.
Wm. j. BoOkhart Foreclosure
Under the decree in this oase. will sell
at Orangebnrg, on the frg: Monday in Jan
uary, y. ID. 1870, al that certain plantation
or tract OF land situate in Orangrnurg Coun
ty, containing G00) seven hundr3d acres.
and bounded US follows: 10 wiz; ands of
Henry Rush, Mrs. Elizabeth Bookh,ri and
Richard Magriil being the plantation owmcd
in his life tine by John Boohhart, aod by
him devised TO James y. BooGhart
Tcrms-One-haif cash, The balance on
credit of six months bearing intcres,
from day of sNlc with bond AID mortgage.
and covenant for resale on breach of conoi-
tiOn OF the bond. Purchasers to pay for pa
ners and stamps.
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Orangeburg Agricultural Society

An Extra Meeting of this Society will take
place Oh Saturday, January 18th, at III a.
NJ, over the store of Messrs. Jno. D. Stock
er, & Co.
Reports OF the various Committees will he
read, and oheri important matters be brough,
before the Society.
Members are earnestlyrequcste ed to attend,
and those desiring to join the Society .re
cordially invited TO be present at this meet
ing.
By order of w. f. BAaTos, President.
dec lit JAS. II. FowLEs, SEQ.
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Office County Commissioners,
ORANGEBURG, DECEMBER, 1869.

BY order of the Bara the following Of ed
BY the County
nit under the Section of
Jurisdiction o County Coninis
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ALSO

Susan Dukes 1s Ad"r. In tho
Mary Ann G. Dukes, ct al. Circuit Court
BY virtue of an order Of sale made in this
by the said Court, and bounded by lands of
the So. Ca. Rail Road Co., w. q. Griffith,
and Estate Of Joseph Dukes.
ALSO
All that Lot of land situate at Reeves Sta
tion, containing one acre more or less, and
bounded by lands of G. Il. Counsel, SO. Ca.
Rail Road Co., Estate Of Joseph Dukes, and
w. G. Griffith.
lerms.-Oae-third cash, and the balance
on a credit of one and two years, purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day of sale, payable annually,
and secured by the premises, with cove
nsnt for resale on a breach of The condition
of said bond, and also to pay for papers and
stamps. III. RIGGS,
CommiSs ioncr
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Attention Elliott Hook and Ladder
COmpany! =

An Adjourned Meeting 81. the above Con-,
pany will be held MONDAY NIGHT next.
A nnncinal attendance isrequired.
BY order of JOHN A. HsnILToE, Foreman
dec ll---lt C. 8. Bull, Secretary.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-11

Under the decree in this case. VIII sell at
OranGeburg C.. H., on Monday thc 3dday OF
January next, during the usual hours OF sale.
all that tract of land containing two hundred
acres, situate in Edisto Fork, bounded by
lands of H. w. Jcrmignn, aud lnads lately
belonging to Elulia Baggett
Terms cash. purchaser paying for papers
and stamps.
Dec. g, 1860, II. RIGGS,
dec It'd s. O. G..
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und'r thc decree in this case. viii sell At
pranGsh"g g. h., on NcnI-y, 3rd day of
j~milary n.1t MI those several LOIS of land
situate N the Village OF Orang.bur., vi.
The House and Lot known as thc rcsidenc.
81 the late Joan Nar"hant, an. houa,ie on
the EGs' hy samuel CLARK lot, on The South
west, W Windsor street: aso. tae cid j.il
lot, containing two acres more less. bound
ed on the Nor,h by - street. South by the
House Lot or the East by .. Ii. wilson = lot
and on the Wc.i ~ Tini'or ereet; also,
one other lot win the hui!iins thereon. con
tanning three quurtcrs b of an tcre. ami
bounded on the Eorlh hy lands iorIacrly
owned by the lat JNooh hickcnhuckcr.
Condti0ns-One fourth cash. the balance
in one, two ana three years, secured by
Bond, and Mortgage OF the premises, The
building to bc insured, and tho policies as
signed, purchases to pay for papers and
stamps
o'."ss:s e.: !. ill., 1is5 E; " ''SS s
doe III AZ
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Sheriff S Sales.
ORANGEBURG-IN Eov
p. v. Dibblc, Asssigncc in
Bankruptcy of e. Argoe.

+ ORANGEBURG-IN Eou1rY.
p. v. Dibblc, Asssignce in In'tho
Bankruptcy of E. Argoe.
r. Nj. Argoc. Sr.
by virtue Of an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court. will soil Mt Orange
burg, s. c., on Monday tho 81 day of Jan
uary next, during the usual hours Of sale,
the following
All that plantation o: tract of land situate
in the County of Ornngebug and State aforc-
(9O) acres more or less and bounded by lands.
of Daniel Balm, of the said Edward Argoe,
and james ID. Phillips.
Tcrms-Onc-ha'f cash and the balance
on credit Of six months purchaser to
give bond for said credit portion. bearing z
interest frUm dag of sale, and secured by
mortgage of the premises with u covenant
for resale on brcacl, OF the condition of the
bond, and also to pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
OR iNGEBURG-IN EoUIrY.
Franklin VI. Fairey, In the
John barrs. Circuit Court.
By virtue of order Of sale made in Thin
case by tho said Court, ! v,ll seil n, Orange
burgS C4on Monday, tho I'D day Of Ian
uary next, during the legal hours OF sale:
All that plantation or tract of land, situate
in the Coatiy ofColletnn and State aforesaid.
on Cattle Greek, waters Of Elis;o niyer, CON
isin'ng two hundred and eighty (2S0) acres
upre or less. and bounded by lands OF Henry
Arant. james App!ehy. lewis Brothers.
Frank Reeves. Estate OF Joseph Dukes, de
ceased. and William Reeves
Terms s.-Onc-iird cash, the balance in one
ycsr. sccarciby houd wthin'-rest from dnte.
payable aunuaily, and mortgage Of the
PROMISES with covenant for resale on breach
OF bond, purchasers paying for papers and
stamps.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-26
No. ~. rsam heavy yellow Post omes Paper

No ~. rssm heavy yellow Post ofhes Paper
* 70 :nss e. I's inches b.
!, Al ~ ssy.lcp:. nsst have fall pocket, and
sisss Ii. az. d P *: :: properly
The quantities. o. the Inherent artiei.s sboys "a,
s.s.y9 p is.sr1.. 70 r.. H.
right =? order from contraetor. more or less Of IN
ssysrai articles according to tbs wants Of The Do.
s.s.,, .cDrsS;s ssr; ~. s s.s..,
.s,sr. q s.s sfS STs 80 e! nam: :sS.
upon =, s9od Term. 4 to Qualify and priss ' =:
can b obtained Of foreign growth and manufae-
pretsrenc. will therefor. be si,sn u. tn, pro-
q: s'R ss .fox S .ss nan ~:
~ ne sssi,i.ry s;ssis na:t BE- asii1s.ea a.
sahsiss toI carriage. on or before the nrst day q
s' s., Ssa aaa Ii p 's s: best quality
sumeisnt specimen Of each srtieis proposed for
pfs ssf sa ). S.;s.s III
name ofths prSpS.e5 and q Paper the gsshi Per
: N :S.Ys iS s;.;s @
= @ sis sl.s ~ , e.
wSs ten day. sef ne proposal Ia. ss sss az
u any articles contracted TO. should not be do.
iy ,rs, within the time stpul.,ed or should Be
ssSs.s1 ~ :Hs &. SHss:sr
,Propa..i. and spseinsn. must Be- delivered a,
'n' once '''' Of sh1 GEORGE O. ooRHAx.
ss,ea5,etary Of,he Senate o. The United States.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


DErARrsEST up ISrRRIoR,(
WAsHISHTOS u. g., Let August, lStg
Sealed proposals will he received at this Depart.
August ls,a foroo tons d. $40 lbs 10 the toni best
quality White Ash COAL, furnace size, aud 2O
tons o. $40 lbs. to the toni best quality bed Ash
COAL, stove aud crate size.
The bids should state distinctly the name Of the
mines and the quality proposed TO DO furnished
Alltbe Coal musIbe delivered within thirty days
from the hrst day Of September, 1879.
90 cords or more oft Ne best.seAaoned Oak WOOD,
to be delivered during the season as may be re-
guired, aud 10 cords or more OF the best quality
Bakers Pine WOOD.
Samples Of the Coal to be exhibited 10 the engi'
neer OF the Patent Othee building Any delivery
not satisfactory TO him will be rejected kAtisfac
tory arrangements must DO made for the delivery
aud correct measurement OF each,
For the convenience OF bidders separate pro-
posals will be received for the Coal and Wood
They will DO opened In the presence " such bidders
as may choose to Atlend.
Bonds for the faithful Performance Of tho CON
tract will be required VI the successful bidder.
Proposals to be addressed to the SECRETARY Of Inc
Interior, and Endorsed Proposals for Fuel
By order Of the Secretary Of the lhsIIiSSInN
JAS. L. PlLklhnifnin,
sup't Patent once bu'IulhE
anlq,at rChTOafcle and Star
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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL AT AN.
NAPoLls. MD.


BunEAu OF MEDIcisH AED suReERY. y
s .sI,:, az complete. Ola NAVAL
Plan. and .pseiae.tiOns 9th. proposed builains.
ssss e ss.s Bps..u and tes sss
Sn n GS
srsston And continuation Of the hospital Aforesaid
BIDDER. d desiring to make persona, examination
P..s T1l.'d s,sts; nsS,' BHiisa State. NAVAL
Each Prop0..l: % Be considered. must be su.r.
Una STATS dR j s.s 81 lss Oh.
Or other public omeer As 70 their competence and
70 nSd's g the ~ e thirty @
offered That III. bidder or bidders. so gusrsntecd,
'fs ,.s :: g him OF
their bid. enter Into contract WITH the Navy De
o.Ptsi md IL sPPuTtsa.ase, aud safry shT 20
the same 70 completion according to the terms Of
the BID and the plans and speeineaiious above men
Proposal. must state the shortest time required
he bspsTtmsnt viii give The preferences to that
Payments Tor the work will be made monthly.
as 4 pr0grss.s., gpo9 certificate p The AIchiteei
81 he contract have Sess sospiisS Win. The Be-.
psrItnen, reserynI twenty t?9l pc, cent. Of ths
iuEs are delivered into il hands, complete, and
ready foI seeordipE 70 the terms q The
Naval Hospital and is sppuftsnsnsss before men,
All the proposals must be addressed to '.sur-
econ WIN. n WOOD. United States navy, Chief
ment. wAah!ngt,n. d. c." marked 'fPrsposal
for Naval Hospital At Annapolis. Md. - and will
Navy Department. At noon OF TUESDAY, August
reject any or all bids not deemed by Il satsfaetory
VI ''n' 'A''' VI WiLIfHMM, WOOD,
augis-lot Chief Of Bureau.
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A correspondent Of the Titusyillc Herald.
who dates his letter from Housewife, Penn,
Aug. 10, tells the following;
Ever Jbody In the oil regions Is familiar
with torpcdoes and the manner Of exploding
them; partlcularize q little In narrating
this incident. A torpedo "eIploder" of the
nitro-glycerlne class Is an Arrangement
somethin Ike double cylinder, a small
ono inside tho exploder proper, OF . much
larger one. We will suppose the larger will
hold twelve pounds Of this explosive, OF tie
weight of tallow tho inner cylinder of the
tube few ounces. The latter 10 nlled with
an extremely sensitive and powerful explo-
sive. In this instance our friend Ralph
Baker, Of Pioneer, was riding on horseback,
low Venango City, with m exploder strapped
over his back, the outer cylinder not yet Allied
with glycerine, twelve pounds Of which
he was carrying In tin can In his hand to
DO poured into tho cylinder around tho ex-
ploder when required. Tha expioder was
capped, (thtS are not usually capped when
being carried about.) In shilling this ex-
plodcr from one shoulder to the other the
percussion got jar and the exploder went
of, throwing the tube downward, cutting
quito hole In the horses flank, frightening
the animal, which Immediately became un-
Manageable. Certain Of being thrown, with
only one hand that could be used and the
twelve pounds ofnitro-glycerine In the other!
Imagine 1t and his feelings II you can |!
Should throw II must have been one Of
his thoughts, tempting, but certain death;
not being near the water, II must strike the
hard earth or stone and annihilate every
living thing within hundred feet or more
In another instant Ralph was In the air; he
fell with all his nerve, will, strength conferred
upon that can; he struck heavily on his left
side, letting the can come lightly to the
ground with his own weight thrown upon Y
cornerwlso, breaking one rib and severely
brulsing him otherwise, but not exploding
the can. Tho awful fright he must
have had with the actual hurts, for time
caused his mind to wander, but he is now all
right, and has exhibited presence Of mind
in thus saving himself that few, perhaps, are
possessed of,
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Deputy QuATteImAstsr General, Dyt. Brig.
o. s. A, and Depot QuATtermastar, Aul
RoPRosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.


Dt S1.iss * l sr 5sr
August Is, 1850.
eSSds, VIII BE- iscsi"sd a, tSs Saiss q iadisa
Affair. until ~ o'clock, m, on WEDNESDAY, tho
gq.atils ,lsr:in given. The articles named In The
so pairs H:s a.sss.: s.ss. n...
Ei t1Se' H.. snd PoBBTT s.t.
$40 pair: PSPi Kss M .ss q
$500 yard. S.iis9. ,tsniarG Prints
sIS ss:I$: s s;5' F RI,lsHsIt
$500 yards Domestes, tun6leaehed.)
PouRrHcLAss-cLOTrI
I,SS9 Rl d. h shirts
LON Mems Pants.
$50 pairs WSnsn's Wool Rose.
The sS9s, mus, ia all respect, eopforIa e. sud be
isSr spsS 81 e IL 20 fTs' Sisa
quantity required they are t. be furnished at the
All bids Tor furnishing said articles may DO re.
ies!ed ., he option q ne Department, ,,,
No bid; tSd s b. iSS class OF tbs '
ss arsSsS nader S9Rr,s will be
bysn agent or sseS.s .ppol%tsd fcr that purpC.e
L rs .6ssS x !. ;; s5ssd q ana
others Of the required fini or quality within aye
days or. Y that be not done they will be per.
Payment viii Be InSde for goods received on IN O..
voices thereof certified by the agent Appoihted to
NJ bid viii be received from person, WIG have
failed 70 comply with the requirements OF Aforiaer
No proposal will be considered that doe, not
quantities thereof. as set forth IN the above sshed
Ss Min !sf s11 Ss S nSa
class TO DO separately stated and footed up; Said
DTsss %rs ao' OF
PROPOSAL, should be submitted In the following
iIor wei hereby propose to furnish the Indian
Department, according 70 the terms q the adyet-
astsa August Is. issS. he following Articles. al
prices thereto atnxed Here insert the list Pre-
pared as Indicated In the nrst paragraph Of this
.IsS. b b dsysTHS . NV YS5S
SS SGt daSiDs .Ss year s as may be ordsrsS By 1Ss
II a T$. s.t Viii x ma AZ 1sy
Indian Affairs Tor The faithful performance Of the
Bach proposal mus. be accompanied by a Guar
satss IN .hs iSswins FORM. to ss .sSsd by W
certified by United States Judge or District Al
We hereby, Jointly and seysrally, guLTaute,
! that the above bidder. Tor bidderp, II enntrac
| shall be awarded to him Tor ihemj according I,
his Tor theiI) bid or proposal, will execute epu
Tor the faithful performance Of the same, as "
seribed In the Advertisement for Proposals for lu
dian Goods, diied August IS, 1896 and In tho eyon
Of his Tor the failures so to do we hereby haTee
to bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and admin
damages, q sum not less than lfteen per cent on
| tbs amount o. said bid or proposal =, L.hiI
Bonds will DO requi In the amount " me piSS
for the fAithfui performance Of the contract, VIZ
two or more sareties, whose snmeienny t,int "
0aaiS!lu p 'A
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PROPOSALS FOR PURL AND FORAGE.


OFfICE CUIEF QrARTERhAsrEh,l
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT. J
RIoHsosb, Va. August H. lsig
Sealed proposals., In tTiplicstsL vii be Tecsi we'd
18th day Of Heptember, lsD, for the delivery Of
WOOD, OATS AND HAY
to the Post QuaTtermas tsT At wINCnESTER, yir-
ginia, in such quantities smay be required from
month to month for the service Of that Post duTng
tho period ending June 10. ls70,
Separate proposals are reguiIeii For Wood, to
be dry, hard and free from sinal or crooked limbs ;
for Oats, to be sound, ccln, aud Weighing not less
that "a pounds to the busheli for Hay, to be we'll
cured aud " the hest quality,
Blank form, for proposals, aud Information as ~
amounts and condition. Of delivery, can he OBJ
tAipcd At the oihea Of the Post QuArteTmArter At
Winchester, Va, or at this ONCE 49,
By order Of the Commanding usnetnl iitst Mill
tRTy District J, @, CHANDLER,
BTcyct Colonel QuATteImastrI Y, :, Army. Chief
QuATtrrmaster First Military District.
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pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
Commencing on Monday, June sth, passen ger
trains will leave President street depot, Baiii.
more, as follows, via:
Way Mali Train for Philadelphia and Way sta
tons 7:9a m. This train connects At New Castle
Juuc.on with trains for all Stations on the Della.
war; Rail road.
Express Train fr Philadelphia aud New York
for Port Deposit,
Express Train for Phiisdelphia and New York
At Is p. m. connecting at wllmin gton with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
miugtou aud HARRINGTON,
Accommodation Tralu for Port Deposit aud inter.
mediate stations al 6p m.
Express Train for Phiiadslrhia al e.si p. m.
Expr' $, TIniu for New York hsS p, m, con-
nee Ing at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delawas Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the b we ain. leave daily except Sunday.
IN SUNDAYS
For Philadelphia aud New York at s:55 y. IN.
Through Tickets may hc procured either q Pres.
tdent street depot ar At Ticket ONCE, No lf Bzti-
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at Office,
~ m1rs street, ctn have their baggage checked
at the = r. lirncs by Union Transfer ruinpspy.
WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. ron posL.

'AofVoAhs Sok sosL' 90 iJs'rr
{ oLsnHs oxyes Horsr OF Rrrssssrrsrryg.,
~ MashiroI2r, D. O.. July a, isp
sssii fgtsgxY. he st.s day % August K n B.
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