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The News.
WASHINGTON, June 10.

No tobacco on which the tax has not
accrued prior to July 1st, can, after that
time, be put upon the market under
sixteen cent stamp. All stamps of that
denomination remaining on hand must
be returned to the Commissioner of
InternsE Revenue, who will exchange
them, for stamps of the denomination of
twenty cents, with the proper computa-
ton, as to the difference in, tiieir faoe
statue. Thus q hundred dollars W orth
OF sixteen cent stamps will receiv, on ne
hundred dollars worth Of twenty cent
stamps, though the number of stamps
viii not be so great. The Commissioner
absolutely refuses to change his,r uling,
requiring all tebaeeo. bonded after the
9th of Juaa instant, to be withdrawn
for saleor consumption without the pay
meat of the tax specified on,ohe bond
cnder'which the removal. was made.
WAsHIMaToN, June IS.
The President has reappointed j Jos.
Nimor Jf., Supervisory Iuspoetar,G en-
eral of,stoamboats.
Cabiaet- Observation-Disclosures,
On and after Jhly 1St, 1872 every
person who sells or offers for sale manu-
featured tobacco, snuff or cigars, except
manufacturers Of those article, who sell
only their own products at the place oil
production, will be required to pay
special tax, at the rate of fvc dollars
per annum, without regard to tho
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RAvAeEs OF RICE CATERPILLAR
We hear of considerable damage to the
growing rice crops on the river above
the city from the caterpillar, which has
appeared in many places within the past
two weeks. We learn from Mr.. Sweat.
au experienced rice planter in charge of
the Potter plantation, that they ale very
bad ca shat place and op the Gibbons
plaaation, where they have neaely de-
vsansd seme squanes ofthe growing rice.
Owingto the lighs tides the planters
have not beemable to get sufficient flow
to destroy the insect. Mr.. Sweat has
taken some pains to acquaint himself
wiOh the hahi&s,and4mevemsntr of the
insect. A few days since he discovered
on the under side of e;rice blade lrse
number Of eggs adheriulswhere they had
been deposited by the fly. He plrcked
the blade and placed it under gh.ss to
watch the progress Of inenbation acd
growth of the caterpillar. In about three
days the worm hatched out. He placed
In the glass aaeaeity of green rice
blades, hht the insect, which was at 5lst
very small, did not feed on it, Hethcn
supplied some blades Of grass, which they
ate with great avidity, from which he
infers that the worms do not attack the
ri;e until they are partially grown, but
suSsiSts>at first on the,morc tender grass
winch they Touon b35 siierenti'ls iicin-
selves from the rice stock by their webs
to the ground. In this stage he thinks
they may be cffectually destroyed by
flow which will reach the height of the
co.-Sdyrnadh NcwS.
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NOTICE
OFFICE COUNT AUDITOR,
en.sasrssne; Corxrf, S. C.,
f,,-., s.A 49,

Juse 5th 1872.
Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING for the
ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO
PERTY, approved Sept. 18th, 1868, and all
.ects a=nertiatory thereto Notice is hereby
given ra1rs this OAice wis De sperT fo- PC
ceving RETURNS of PERSONAL Pro
pERTi, from the FIRST DAY of JULY to
the TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1872.
All OWNERS, AGENTS, ADMINISTRA.
TORS, &C., of Real Estate are ea rnestly re-
qucstcd to make their RETURNS to this
OFFICE in order to prevent ERRONEOUS
ENTRIES from being MADE in the TAX
BOOKS. All persons failing to make their
Returns on or before the goth day of August,
a Penalty of so per cent will be added to
their Assessment.
JAMES VAN TASSEL,
County Auditor.
Orsngeburs County.
june . lit
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NOTICE.
OFFICE sSHGon. COMMISSIONER,
0sasGSgvEG Cav.srgr,, g. c..
june 8.

May 8lst, 1872.
To TRUSTEES of FREE COMMON
SCHOOLS in various School Districts of the
above named County. In accordance with
instructions received from State Superinten-
dent of Education TO the effect that that the
money appropriated for the support and
maintainoncc of Free Common Schools for
the fiscal year ending September 80, 1872,
will not be paid until the Collection of the
next General Tax shSli'h.vc Been made, l
deem IL oxY'esiientto advise you to CLOSE at
onoe,. ALL the FREE. COMMON SCHOOLS
underr your Supervision, except in those
Schocl Dh.iicss which have an unexpend-
cd balance Of School Funds on hand
+. |. CAIN.
School Commissioner,
0rangeburg County, S. C.
june 81
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amount of his sanual saios. The exemp-
ton OF pes6ps whose annual sales do
not exceed one hahdred dollars, isre,
psalea BY ths new iaw
The Trsasasy Dspart ..sht s, answer
u 1hpmsfess jBaaisisa, has aesidsd. .that
E6n Sand afSef the iss day 81 3uly next,
and until the let -of October, ten and
coffee produced east of the Cape of
Good Hope, and ,Simported into the.
United States ifods places west thereof,
will not be charged with the discrfmi-
mating duty Of ten per cent, now ,eyyiI-
dsctea on impoftAsiobs Of this character I;
but that by the third section OF the new
tariff law this duty willlbe reimposed on
and after OOtObespiss 1872, on said
articles. sad eat H., alce9 III
i-;-...al..D,. = - sr, Louis, June 1s.
Judge Hubbell. general Iig agent of the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, has Just
returned from 4 Business tour IN Texas,
and brings the information that before
leaving Sherman. Texas, an army officer
arrived there from Fort Richmond, Jack
county, and reported that body of
indians, sariously estimated at from
three to ten thousand, had made an Il
incnrsiop Into Texas, and were over
running Young Ind Jack, Denton aud
Parker counties, and that the settlers
were filled with consteruation aud alarm.
The Indians said they were going to
Huntsville to liberate Sap,anta aud Big
Tree, who are .confDed in the State
prison there. II was reported that all
the Indians on thS Fort Sill reservation
had left and gone,on the war path. AL
ready two fights had occurred near
Weathchord, in which four whites were
wounded and two Indians killed.
Two lndiaus were captured aud
lodged in Wea.hesford Jail The com
manding officer AJ Fort RIcha, ,dson is
said to have gone TO Austin to consult
with General Anger regarding the in.
vasion, and the latter is reported to
have telegraphed for two more rcgimeuss
of cavalry to report Immediately at the
points threatened by the raiders. Judge
Hubbell says there is no doubt in the
minds of we'll Informed Texans that a
big Indian war is at hand. Many set
tiers are leaving their homes. 1t is
believed that the kiowas were leaders
OF ehr raid, assisted By the Apeehes and
others
There was no quorum at Ock muTgcc
Council up to s,st TuesAy, and none of
the wild tribes from Fort Sill had yet
come to pariiciYhte in the deliberations.
Crops in Northern and Western Texas
are very fine.
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.NOrICE.---AuPe

E sons having demands against the Es-
tate of J. Allen Jefcoat,. deceased, will pre-
sent the same, properly attested, TO the un-
dergigned ;. or TO Messrs-. Izlar & Dibble, At
torneys, 0rangcburg, g, c. All persons in
debted to said Estate will make immediate
payment 10 the said Attorneys, or TO
SAMUEL w. JEFCOAT,
Qualified Executor
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~ ANT TO order of Judge of Prosate
viii sell at the late resident cf Iaby Weeks,
Jr., deceased. nj ptribfic outcryy for cash; on
Tuesday1 the'i oth ciiy>of June. 1872, the per.
sonal propsrty of the Estate of said deceased,
consisting in parts of Hogs, Cattle. House
hold and Kisohess Fusuiture, Blacksmith s.
Tools, &C. Persons desiring to purchase
will please take novice
All persons indebted to the said Estate
will make immediate payment to the underI
signed, aud ali persons hsving..claims against
the same, are requested to present them
properly atteetedsto'
PATRICK NJ CARSON,
Qualified Administrator
May 9th, Is72.-iune 1T
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IN THE COURT OFF pRoBATE

Whereas, P. p. Jennings hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration On the Es-
tate of John I. Jennings, late of Orange
burg County, deceased.
These are therefore 10 eite and admsnish
niI sDd sngulsr the kindred aRd Crcdite ers
Of sic said deceased, to be and appear, Be.
fore Inc, ss Court of Probate for she said
County to be EOsden u. Orapgeb4xys, On she
ist day of JGIy, 1872, a, 10 SsIeeE A.
NJ. 80 show cause IL say, wf,y ,he said Ad-
mi "is rStion should nos be granted,
Gives nnder my Hand and the Seal OF Court,
THIS 10Th day of June, A. %. 1872, and in
the E'nesy year 81 Anetissp Inds-
pcndcncc.
'THAD. C. ANDREWS.
june 22-H Judge of Probate.
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That Bank Question.

We have had the pleasure Of on in
terview with Captain a. G. Brenizer +,
Cashier Of the Citizens Savings Bank,
concerning our article of last week upon
the Banks speculation in the promis
sorry notes issued by Treasurer Parker.
Capt. Brenizer assures us that in this
speculation there was no collusiou be-
tween D.. pa-ke- anA .hc nack. We
did not intend to, nor did We, charge
that any such collusion existed. Should
the operation, however, result as disas-
treusly, as it at least possibly may, we are
inodto>thipk; the Bank would be very
glad. TO have responsible partner. in the
transaction.
+ Capt. Brenizer further informs us that
the Bank. has, disposed Of. the notes in,
question to- the amount f.only S400.,
So.,uch the verse. fon.the Bank.
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DIR. OIIVEROS.
DEALER I'M


PURE, DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS
ofEs ana VGRNIsHEs, WINDOW
GLASS sndi PUTTY.
Just received an5thefelSr Of the vACU
UNI OIL for Greasing and Preserving Leath-
er. rsH r
Also the DFkSfoED SPECTACLE for Pre-
.Alsoga snperiSrlos ofscuTLRRY, such as.
PACKET KNIVES, RAZORS. SCISSORS.
addiPISTOLS. '{TFTGJ
Mso'a Choioe and SeleSt lot of FLOWER.
SEEDS:
7Aisu receiysifg ainost Ihonthly 400 TO 2eO'
pounds PURE CANDIES rsiaranteed.
Also o fine lot iof PfflFsUA4ERY and
FANCY ARTICLES.
3aillarfd' satisfy yourselves at the DRUG
STORE Of -s.i .,1sy..,
DR. -0LIvEROS,
OfaugebusE.9a H., 8. C.
ssar go nozzle ly
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SlleriR's EaIe.

Jno. y. hAsy md A. J. 0zakia, Rsreclos.
a.. .v9 J are Of y
Setter A. Rsssk. aorsssxs
:. ny yirtiis uf. an order IL iisis ssss ss.ss
nsn: ~ Y. GfaAsfs, Judge ef Esszs Nssesis.
] win san &C tJfanzehare g. =. op Nsn6ry
the Lee Dag oE 8if7S fzsk. - = -
.. All those ceriaih trrsts OF land situsssfi
~ Oralisebufe C5sItz, .UHs sontaiap a20
acres, mese Or isse, aid The 6thef 53S acres,
and ag!aceiif, ana $50 fJofHdea on the Ngrsh
ards.Mest by ls1as- ef fSpisasry essd Gfas:l:
East by latds Sf john tsiR and E. :. Baxok
crias ssass oa9 sds y IpssoFF and 5ssa
Ternfs one half cast, Tie balance In yas
year, secured by bead and mortgage ef prs-
sss,,S.. tsasss Fssasss y fpsg 'sSr yspsrs asa
-, sherfAas dl6ss. ! Il. kfoes,
0fghgebdfgC. H., S.Cyf soc:
dung III 1872
june 10 "a
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AUGUSTUS b. KNowLToN.
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cussThroa. Depot is new California
town.
A TSse Haute cat is passiona.ely fond
of musla and goes to all the cirouses.
A Apetiiass surtzs mas been dug up In
Iowa frolA depth Of forty feet.
,~, Ip.NortA Caroline. the corn is already
@p$6%EA EN o1hMdE
Olfscdips in Illinois are worth
QE .SsfgFe SsfgFes'HH q Ra lgsYgjsPe
Florida negroes average $50 per week
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re- =. :. S'A1&o Of the crew Of a whaler Which
% q ~ arriyed ii New London, Counectioa,, !,
recently, found that during their alb
= '79 Bspce they had fallen heir to fortunes
The. eeok Of the ship iuherits fortune
Of .$25 600, left him by near relation,
and one ct the foremost hands inherits
$4,000 left by his mother.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

r srrAx CANAL BOAT that has ever
III. III sn,,re irip through the Erie, or any
a.ss, Ds canal arrived at New loIn !,, on % T.",sy
o",a s",onr last. The boat il the WiI'l .. .;.sr
ao% !, entered Coenties slip in the Eas. I've, f,
;a' y ons hundred and thirsy.eeven nca,s ,,oi,. %
y Rof:Io I being Eve days leas time than y u us.s =;
."n.,med bv the fastest ordinary Cana' o3s'" ~
".I;n. si The same Journey: The Whl!am oa1:J ;'l,
I h.S an hoard Two hundred tons Of fe'ght "a i.
r.u r.reo. o. The propelling machinery 10 '""'
oert Ths machinery and propelling aPpendsges Of
-. -, .re MT in the least complicated, con-
.;".;ua as nf tvo small Englsh compound engines
s,s's :. .hs model Of those now used by the White
S... I;rs for instance, with certain improvements
osr.n,.;n ~. Raxters invention: boilers suited te
o.s;Ie. If the kind; surface condenser tha
sus as.%" Tho same water over and over ali the way
WI, WI ,sa .n screvs of three blades each. Th'
.hole % machinery and boilers occupy together
.n"ns n ,he rear of the boat Of only five feet b.
Even .e,eo ,he necessary room TO go around OF cours
A iurther peculiaritv Of the boat - its sharp
ns.s Of how and stern. Captain Baxter, tn
;nvon,or claims tina, this not only adds to IN
.,,s.l of the boat. but also lessons the dispiace
nent OF wafer L
his inventions patented, and to CLAIM o' Ne'
State the reward o: $lO0 900 offered ior an
successful invention by which the canals OF tn
York may be navigated by steam at rate
speed not less than three miles per hour, an
Without injury to the sides, ,embankmenls, lock
and bottom Of the canal. ....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
$500 Ahoutl UUuJnSs'
Vs ~. a.. Louis Globe J

~ t.ttsr 70 the 81. Ions vl.v ,sn.
Ihad long vhc S for number nr ., yeaiS negro gro
u gentleman m,rassnrer Of well known row " facts
SEQ the .reTne and be told me s.a aew u one one
tGs ptGissssSins ,ss s%Sinstrei business and
xnnge tsat tn,ts smsstineesdo not take hall ION on
shst Is, n ina. ~hen bis company naa .hn"sand n
used snS q :S;n Always e !.
psople o. la,.nces .s They then conciuUsTS .s SaW =
packed :nass and often played De.oIeh hovs tc
i've mss.nscJIe orIe "it didn't pay the .S;,Sxren XIX n
bl,ck aR. Y. minssreis jokes and sonGs osnGccsessfui
enjoy .1g a. the mssinees are not s1S1ireatnr
wonder W. ~ iNcAndrews, Nc the pest .t.ne So,d and
od y. cs'bes Len for some time p;ss - aiifor.
vno ~ nsn Brysnt's troupe, Is now ob 10 q GOOD
n S:n he fst L his duty e sever rsce,ve. D. We;
onsl sass - The Golden STATE wnesG 9s M n~n Ind
sno hS"ndred dollars week seI i. nv ,ssttv aoot
% sx AZ. hSss hSs.so,sas zSss e 70 tss Se g
win verS S,n" how to look like an tncle avi~ th.
for kmo"S .nS Iynsworth. the men VINO .nne s,. "e
Eueenc n.rts s"t and sing burlesque songs s'
tem.StS Tenn hundred pddid dollars week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
PENNS YLVANIA RAILROAD u
lWE4NE -
~ ANpAFTER MONDAY, SEPT. IT.. la,.
4. 1 MN II III mn

" EST IN lLADELPillA.
Trains leave Depot. Thirty second and Market ST..
Trains AFr''sn. ns," ''tI, i,nc .' s,,. are "
paoli Accommodation daily. excett sunday, 90
am. $50 AIN. and li.loa. ~, l.lU p,lh ~" pm
Niagara Express daily. excep, Sur day. 7.;oa. N
Lock Haven and EIlnira Express daily. except
Mail daily. except Sunday .......,....... 500 AN.
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily ex SUNDAY - PIN.
Lancaster and York Ace. daily. ex sunday llop.m
Parkesburg Train daily, except Sunday. - Dp.tn.
Cincinnati Express iy..'''.'.'.''".'' ono piu'
Pacific Express daily. u ~ YIN.
Pa"u Sunday trains, 10 a..a anl d-iJ PHI
Cincinnati EXP, only TO HARRISBURG 90 Satifday..
Eric Mail Saturday urhtrnn only Ia Williansrort
For Emigrant Express Tfniu. leaving i".N y, Ia.
daily except sunday, ,tleke!smu>t be Procured aI.i
| baggage deli. cred at M Market = by 5e1 r.m.
| New York Division
Expres. for New York, .l5. $40 n1l lloo IN. "hl
| l2.3o 200, go aAi 10 Pm. and = ~ night
EsS,ss. T9n ram f. iar t2Hs E~ la2t h9Rsn 81 a
Way Trains Tor Bristol. So and IL Gan.
Way Traiu for Trenton. ~" n. .,.,n ~, ,,o
| New York sunday Trans. i,si III, -, y III. and
ca, m Tram connects at ireu:oa Tor LanlLe,t-
vile and WY "kfESsiTafoN S'si!SaifN DEPOT.
lIolmesburg Il Bustleton. 90 IN, II. 90 .l5 III.
Way Train for New Brunswick. -. 40 m:
kxpress Trains t1rl rent"n 80 IA aud i'' and
WAY Trans tor Trenton. io.co liz. %, 10 and
| Way ir.in for bristol ''.,r l. IN.
FOR BELN NIDERE DIVISION
| Express for Trenton. Lamber'viiie. Eaton, Seran
| ton, &c. 80 am 80.
| Way Train to Lambe,tyilleA Penninston IL ~ aui
| Exrress for Trenton, Lanbertrile, Laston, scran
I ton. &c. 400 pm.
. l Accom- for Beldidcre and Penuing:on, a.'a' III
| MARKET STREET FERRY.
AmbOy DIV VsstOn.
Aeco%mea. for New nUrk M Sia .hd A%hoS 1Sv
| nom and OO. 8 20 and 800 III.
| Accomm odatiop tor New lork via Perth Aiuhoy
!, 200 IN.
J | Accomm. for New York via jersey City. 500 u
| Wav Train for BURLINGTON. ............=. h.Ai IL
| WAY Trains for Bordent0wn. $50 and li.h u
Express Trains for Long Branch go a III and 20
Exp. Train sfor Hiehtstown. i 10 III and $50 y III
Express Trains for Pemberton. Long Branch an
Nj. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads, 100
Wsy IF Trains for Mt. Holly. 90. $50 and Il 80 Ii
Way Trains for Penberton. 1000 u. p Is. 500 an
60 pm.
Sleeping Car Tickle Is for the West can be had o
application at the Ticket Office. D Chestnut stree
| and at the Depot, Thirty. second AMI Market Sts.
g Agents of the Union Transfer Company will ca
for and deliver baggage at the Depots. Orders W
70 receive prompt att enton. and Railroad Time Car
can also be ohtained at the following
(No. @bl Chestnut street,
TICKET OFFICES: No. S3S Chestnut street.
mo. ll6 Market street.
r | and at the pepots and Ferry named above.
A J. CASSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

The NJ xed Train VIII run ubject to delays lnci-
dent to freight business aud wil stop only at sta
upLs where time ts gwen.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle Tor lmington and Philadel:
1t ~ A NJ. Leave PhI!pdeithia at l2O0 NJ. and
Wiiminstou at IN y. VI Tor New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those aboN 4. leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II. - a. H., and 80 =. m, Leav Clayton for
amyrnas 40 a. ~, ana ZOO 2. m. to make connec
tlon Win tsaiu- t. 4hl from Dover, and stations
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOW NSEND. Win the hent County and Queen
Anne's x Kent Kailroads.
At CLAYTON with the Msryl land and Delaware
Railroad.
AT HARRINGTON, With the Junction sud Break
water Railroad
AT SEAFokp with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAk, With the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and tocomoke Railroad.
II. T. kENNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Pres sbyterlan Church.

The minutes OF the General Assembly OF the
prssbstsran church in the United States, are Just
out. They make volume OF AGA pages ln look.
ing over il we find that there are IN Chester and
Delaware counties 81 ministers and 81 churches.
vi these ministers We tind that Is are marked as
pastors Of churches, as without charge. a. fro-
fsssors in Lincola University, as Teacher, Sec
retary, / Home Missionary and stated supply -
The salaries paid by these churches to their pas
tors, according to the minutes, are as follows
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Fora hOnesLeRo IN tho West.
EUWR R - 3 9 -
PENNSYl IAklA CENTRAL r. &.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
OR PITT 8 b u r q
And all places in the Wsst, Southeast Al.
N0rthsoest.


UraR SHORTEST AND BEST aouTE.-SA
Thisline ford une1uailed Inducements per
.onsdasiring ch eap and expeiio passage to til
Vast aud desory es PARTICULARLY the attention oi al
such as desire to themselyes OF the inmesiea
mi uassed by the last Cons rcss.
Tho Pennsy wanna Central Railroad, with Its cor
rs ting lines is by Is, miles the shortest route to
Chicas and other promnen tpla aces in the estAn'
Il also the cheapest and best route to al
nromine nj pl aces in the Southwest and Northwest
pnsseng ers are arded in comfortable and air,
Carr urnshed with cushioned aeais " ith
moyeabIebacks, water tanks stoves. in winter and
with such other reonyeniences as satereausite Tor th
comfort OF families. ,
'Through ticketsR sold to allpromnen nj plaeesh
thu Wes .Southwes and Northwest. At about bal
the usual first class fare.
Shiilren under five years old as free. and children
,etw cen the res Of 1--WE snatxelS. years pay nal
Price. e.a.a.r.h. ,.,.,;.
v;th The passengers. Eightypounds Ot baggage nAr
lad free 70 every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays, and tick OF
Il be and baggage delivered at the o,se
NJ li6 Mark ct street, by 3 o'clock. 4:
| Nv addressing the undersigned he will forwardh
return u mail. free ofcharse. acircular containing
| complete price list. msp.e correct copy
| Homestead Law. q aqd give such other Information
"s' oftba Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
No. 1l6 Market Stree, Philadolphi1
! pkiladolphiae June ~. innsf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25
Railroad Zines.
Fh'ia ds'phla. Wilmington ara Balti.
more Railroad,
H Il II II j u 3
TIME TABLE.

~ Il H = EzaR
TIME TABLE.
coImsnsins s,s.a Most. y, M Isns vim s'
WAf-Isl TRAIN at s 30 a. Nj. IL iniays e1c.pte) fo
al wilm.ns,sn with Delaware Ea,irosa l. G.,
tor with smyrna Branch RAILROAD and Mary land aud
nt,.swa.eT k.IOsd. at seaioid .,.n dorchester and
Ssno.d, salisbury with w'eon'so sna Focomots
ExpEEss TEAM a. i2o NJ (sunday. excepted, 10.
p.I1ls %1ls AND md Topping 81
sxRSEss TEAM ;sxSS =; NJ SsSnd.y. sss.p..cl
Sssssa s.,
.esd asssoi.. eas..s !E"a. 1asF-
Is VI
%ias.oe. S..sI: k!s.oa. ser.1:E..:, Fsr'y,,i,..
Passsngersfor Fortress Monroe and Norfolk sLs tn.
~" "' wi ias1nlMscroS TRAINS.
SSs.ApFhSa w ~ a.J n a: ,SS MN ~
vE Fl hs!s srs S
stop bssTssn Chester 81 and rs'lAdeph On SUNDAY
The s:4s A. NJ tram from Wilmington vail cennee, =.
H5s is M
sdslrhis aud BasS",s c~n,ra Iisi Eslrsae '"' ''
ChAdd's Ford at 1000 3. IL. Wednesdays and sRtur
days at 2.3O p. fhilads phA Tor Chester Heights
| $3.50 p. Philadelphia ior Oxiort at 100 y.
| Wednesday, ahd Saturdays 2.s p u, The = a.
train stops at all stations tetweau Philadelphia and
| LaMOkin
Leave Port Deposit Tor thilais pha kuIdAys excepted
| 928 o.. IN and 4 25 p -; Ox ori tor Ph~del Phia al
| 6lO .. Chadd's FORD ior PhilAdtlph 1 20 IL
SUNDAY, leave Philadelphia Tor oxford $50 a. Il.
| leave oxford for Pniladephin $40 D. In.
Trans leaving tInneton al GA and 40 p IN vii
l conect AT Lamokin junction with tue 7Wo an,
a.UP m, tra,ns for rhiiAdeiphiA and g,'msrs Cen
| tyAl Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS From BALTIMORE.
| LEAvR WILMINGTON ut iOJ, l2aI I. M 5.+2, 1920,
| CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LRATE CH lester at 20, %, sSS sis sbd IOe \. 81
| l265, 2.4l. 4.4053 81, GIL, So and iO,6 M
From Baltimoret TO Phiiadephis Leave Baltimore kt
| A.. Way Mall y IS AN, EIpI.s 70 I NJ q. H.
| press 7.25 r. NJ. EXPRESS llLJ T.. al. kxts-ss.
Prom Baltimore fort Dspositsnd inte mediate tttioi
| at300F.M
AccomIno nodatio1 ainfr0m r"tt Deposit III leay efsI
vile at6 Al 4 n toTiaItimort and intatus aiate ~
tions.
TRAINS FOR BALgIIJKE,
Leave Chester st i2to and y.ll A. M.,.ui % r,u.
Leave Wiiuingtu a. l2.52, Is ant IbU A. N. iuo
| SIT 2. ...-.
| aBaDAYTEAIN FRoM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore ~ - p stopping At Mn.hoha fert
mans Alettren Hav -de-'+rar- Perryy.!.e.Cnaf fis
to~n, North Es.t, Elkton. h-wsk, -tanton Ne
puit, Wtlu D. Cay Ipout, LIEWo' = aud chester.
.. kENNES ernteudsh'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-25

Several oil these churches have over 800 commu-
ncants on their rolls West Chester has a MEM
bership Of 80; Oxford 800, and Fagg's Manor 325
slx have over 200, and one, Avondalc, has but r.
Those churches have contributed to benevolent
Causes outside OF their own expenses, $l3 4o7, dur
ing the year, and for the expenses OF their owl
churches aud Sabbath schools. $2S,677.-RecOrd