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Two THE TOBACCO TRADE.

Il
We are advised by the importers of the celebrated
brand Of LICOKICE " +. K !" that they are ship
ping to us. This Lcorice Is the best SPANISH
MASS, and VIC are ready to sell In bond or duty
free. A. Y. STOKES & CO.,
au l5-1w Importers Agents.
A Z GUSr! AT COST !!-From this day
IA will offer ms stock. of RsFRIGEEATORS,
1CE-PITCiERS, aud WATER-CO0LERS AZ
COST, TO make room Tor fall and winter stock.
K. CURRAST,
al l5-2Y sos east Main street,
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EXCURSIONS.

This Tribe (beng noted for good order and strict
attention paid to the comfort of their guests) most
respectfully invite their friends and the public Il
participate with them, assuring them that nothing
will be left undone to give entire satisfaction.
McCanns splendid band will be in attendance.
Tickets for gentleman and lady, Sl.50.
Cars leave the depot at half-past O'Clock. Re-
turning, leave West Point at O'Clock.
MI ll.l3,1j1B
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Met NOW Is THE TIME TO BUl
-nnm2 WHEN you CAN GET AT i $685..
LEVY BROTHERS

.'"' LEVY BROTHERS
rr,- or--,pTEp UTICA BLEACHED SHEET
ING at soc. a yard.
FILL WIDTH BLEACHED SHEETISG at asc.
yard,
REACHED PILLOW-CASE COTTON, yard
and = ou4rter WIDE at shilling per yard;
FRANKLIN CAMBRIC-MUSLIN at 15c. n yard,
LoNsDALE CAMBRIA at csc. yard,
VICTORIA LAWN. with satin-stripc side-band for
trimming, at CSC. per yard;
Excellent Y.,RD-WIDE BLEACliED COTTON
15c. yard;
Good yard-wide BLEA CIIED and UNBLEACHED
COTTON 1?.c. a yard;
FULL-wIDTH UNBLEACHED SHEET1NG
only soc. yard;
ANDROSCOGGIN and AUBURN ELEACHED
COTTON on " lasc yards
DED-TICk, all grades, from 10 to csc. Il yard;
ENGLISH CuEvI0T SHIFTING only ?oc. yard,
real value S5c.:
HAMBURG EDGING at l2l and l5c. yard;
IIEMsTITCHED HANDKERCTlIEFs SO dozen ::
STAMPED YOKES and BANDS, for braiding or
embroidery:
SHEET and PILLOW SLAMS, for braidlng and
embroidery;
TAPE TRIMMING only CSC. L piece:
REGISTERED ALLIANCE TRIMMING only SOC.
a piece, usual price S5c.; .'., ...
PATENT ALEXANDRA FRILLISG soc. piece,
would he cheap 1T 75c.:
CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP only &c. cake;
LEATHER BELTS, fifty styles, both black and
red. at prices ranging from csc. 10 81;
VELVET BELTS-a Iove!ty-a varied assortment
just received ut LEVY Bl'oI!iEh9.
Look at our SASH RIBBONS. III IL
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RAILROAD LIyy.s
El JED Ez M 49, ssssa
aIcHMosD AID WELDON Pr.
9ESEaAL MASAaEG's 0ppf1r ~,

GENERAL MANAGERS Il.rpfaOCTEl
hIcIIaOsD, Va, July 20 I.,,
TIE % ,,, TEAMS ON THIS ROUTE nv ,
The MAIL TEAMS leave R,cb,,o,s
ana l:2o I. NJ, arrive at Peersfmr1 =, ~ A. "
sna 2'Ss Z. d.; arrive at Weldon al iii s.io z. "
FREIGHT TRAINs,wi. . nas,.,,.-
tached leave Richmond for Petsr,iasssr eoaeh Al.
ans K a., and returning leave Pete,shaMs A. ~
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS ,e,v. W.,
NJ W. a ad .ie and leave Peers5afs =,
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRArsa
kichmond and Petersburg leave both nI,e Det~eer
The Freight Trains win not run q, ar,.,
ana the 1855 2. NJ. Mail Train will moi s,ys rs
burg on Sundays, and the A. N. T-.tn tGprS
leave Richmond on MONDAYS VIII EG,
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop n..,.o,,
mond ana Petersburg except at asoche.,,. hieh.
Chester. .. = "ot7'Ur AID
Passengers for Norfolk will take tho
Ing Richmond at l.2o p. 81. "ah ieaT.
ond TON ON c9yss Hin vii, leaye saw
a eTcd re, sDndsc eaye Richmond III In
Passengers will take their meals =, y,r,n...
tel, and all trains leaving Petersburg viii s,a, ID
the Washington-Street depot. :" '"a'' from
PULLMAS'S PALACE sLEFp,Ec c.r
attached TO allfhe Night Mall Trxias. '"Ns are
THOMAS Il. WYSyr
Jy ~ General No.
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H1sroRY.-The Dispatch won't own up TO
ifs blunder about Richard III. and Anne OF
Warwick. Our plain question is: 10 whom
was Anne married before she welded King
Richard Pr dg7nuiHe Commonwealth.
Surely the Commonwealth knows that al
fusion was made by us, when we spoke OF
Queen ASNE's wooing and wedding, to
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MEETINGS.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The MGA
N members of HINES LODGE, No: ETSA
II. KNIGHTS OF PiTlIIAS, viii attend lslS2cJ
a stated meeting ut Pythian Hall THIS kS&ESG
EVENING at 5 O'Clock. The bylaws NSl9
will be acted upon, ana 1t is to the int GEE
rest of every member to attend. The members OF
sister lodges and visiting brethren are Invited to
be present. BY order of the g. G.. ~
WILLIAM j. RIDDICk,
au l5-lt* Keeper OF Records ana SEAL
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.Was ever woman In this humor wooedt
Was ever woman in this hunor won - -al1'
And, per consequence, to "Lady ANNE
a-widow of EDWARD, Prince of Wales, sor
.'to King HEsRY W.; afterwards married
Ito the Duke of Goster." rIog. " .-,..c
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MRS. PHILIP f. HOWARD'SiFEMALE
| Hl SCHOOL will lie re-opened on WEDNES-
DAY the Ist day Of October next, ut 205 east Main
| street three doors from Second street. Circulars
Stating terms &C., will BE- found at the principal
| bookstores. or may he had on application at the
above address auI3-d4t 4 then S22toOc1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

for the benefit of the removal Of the Confederate
dead from Arlington.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHes,pr,,-
RAILROAD COMPANY


RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AID CHys,pr.----
RAILROAD CoMpnrr
a@a RICHMOND. July 2i ~,
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE p,s
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS - a,
road will run as follows: WI lh
PASSENGER TRAIN for West poin, L..
Richmond at P. NJ, and train from We., ' n'.
will arrive nc Richmond at 1880 A. n. g. Iy isnn
fhe splendid steamer SUE, Captain A q .,cr,
has been placed on the route be. ween VS., po; ~
Baltimore to run In connection with tbIs roaG AZ
will make three trips week leaving vi I, sa'
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SaTt ~ ~ fm "a
on the arrival OF the.traiu, which leaves Pich'li
nj 2. NJ, arriving at Baltimore next morn !, I.
ample time to connect with trains FOR tha u !.
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS W :pISt
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at4P. 81, conp,c,, ~
at West Point with the train due at PIchmonT !" y
1880 next morning. 3
Fare to Baltimore, IS: colorei people, Il
i FREiGf HIT TRAIN, with passenger ear s,,,cbo,
for through freight only, leaves Richmond IT,.
DAYS, Thursdays and SATURDAYS a. "a. n TIL
freight received daily TIL SPIN. '"'1.-
:! FREIGHT TRAIN, with passe2ge. car ,,,,cl.s
for freight between Richmond and WIS, Pc;v
leaves Richmond on Mondays. Wetuesdsyr ~ 49,
Fridays at a. NJ. Loc. freight received ah'
Thursdays, and Saturdays ull6P W.
.'."' s", EDW. =. FOLGrp
i 40 General Freight and Ticket ac"n,,
W. y. BRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION 'iv 30,
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Z EESBuRG ACADEMY.

EDGE WORTH SCHOOL, No. "a
u MOUNT VERNON PLACE, BALTIMORE;
MRs II. p. LEFEBVRE PRINCIPAL: Founded
by the late Miss :. g. Hummer, ana for inc laSt
The eleventh annual session Of the above ENG.
I.ISH ana FRENCH BOAED!NG ana DAY
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will begin Septem-
Der 10TH For circulars apply to the Principal.
~ 23-cOd5w
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,. 1886. ......
II RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins October St, and continues
nine months The College comprises tho following
independent scholastic wit:
- 70. I~ !. LATIN, ~. '.t
II. GREEK, .....
Ill MODERN LANGUAGES, q.
". ENGLISH,
.t...,. V. MATHEMATICS,
..- VI. MECHANICS, r. .
VII. CHEMISTRY,
VIII. PHILOSOPHY.
In addition TO the foregoing, sSCIGOOL OF LAW,
under the charge Of Professors MAURY and NEE
SON, is connected with the College. 80.
The expenses of a student, including hoard III
messing clubs tuition and other fees, fuel. lights,
and washing need not exceed S2O for the entire SEES
sion Board in private families can be had at from
81 to S5 per month.
For catalogues containing full information apply
at Starkc Il Rylands, 913 Main street, or address
... Il. PURPEAR,
IL 1s-aodfOc1 Chairman of the Faculty.
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uOLLINs INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA.

HOLLINS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA.
COLONEL GEORGE 2. TAYLOE, President Of
CHARLES l.. COOKE, A. NJ, General superin-
tcndcnt.
j. A. TURNER, VI. A., Modern Languages and
English.
Wbi. H. PLEASANTs, Latin and Natural Sci
encc
CHAS. L. COOKE, Mathematics
H. PAUL., Piano and Organ.
Miss 5. &. WALTHALL, Vocalization and
Guitar.
Miss JULIA PORCHER, Piano and Singing.
MISS BETTE ID. FOWLkES, Drawing and
Painting.
Miss SALLY b. RYLAND, Preparatory School.
Miss ROSA Z. COOKE, Assistant.
Miss VlRG. +. SIMMS. Assistant.
Mrs. S. V. COOKE, MRS. Ii. X. MCVEIGII. Do
nestle Department.
CHAS. Ii. COOKE. Business Agent.
JOHN 5. TOMPklSS, Resident Physician.
Session to open on the 18th of September. Terms,
S2a5, for board and tuition music and painting
EXTRA. Payments In three instllmenls ut utter
walls OF ninety days.
Post-ofiice, Botetourt Springs, Roanoke county,
Va. Depot, Salem, Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road. Apply for circulars. au l2-it
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CONC East,

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROtD.-On aud after 5th May, E-3, the ISiSatl.
ger trains Will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Laves Richmond go \. III
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., T.,
Va. NJ. & g. :. railroad It GoTdoESEli.c al !!'
lottesvillc, and arrives at White Sulphur spFlAc'
at sos F. NJ.
EMPRESS TRAIN.-Leayes Richmond at 10 7.
NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting al GoF.3i,
Vile with W., G., Va II. 6. $. railroad trains 'c'
Lynchburg and southwest, AMI arrt'es al HUNT
ington at $40 p. ii. nextday Steamer leaves ii9h'
ington OH arrival OF tile train. and arrives :" 'L'
cinnaii at O'Clock next morning. ,.
] This train stops between Richmond ana mnI'e
Sulphur only at Junction. GordonSSt!!e Charlotte
vile Stanton, Goshen Mi9@ro ana C" p1fro,
| at 5:lO z. N. DAILY except SUNDAY. aAo a'''e' -
Gordons1ille at s:45 2. u.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at4P. VI. DAILY e.
cept Sunday, and arrives at hEnansGn n a. a.
NJ next day, connecting with express tram.
EXPRESS TRAIN.SLeaves Huntington s:aA;
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ~ k.eiinJ..
at 4:3o A. NJ. next day. connecting WIN HtIs'
going south and with james river steamer !St A@,
folk. This train stops between White sulphur ata
Richmond only at junction. G0rIoflssine, raT.
lottesrille, StauntoD, Goshen, NiiiboFo' AUG W.
ington s..,u,,,,ssI n
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With v = t. a.
". & G.. S. railroad ut Charlottesville and u'''"I%
VILE. and arrives al Richmond ~. u. c.,,o-s.
ACCOMMODATION TRalS;-LeaYos .o Gg,r.I
vt sti Gof sS Al w R1+ ~ ees Ea 81
train from Lynchburg and southwest anu "''''
Richmond lo:l5 A. Al. .,.,,rr,,,,.,
For further information Inquire ~ nc ''Af'
Office, OH Broad near Seventeenth s.Trt'.
A. H PERRY General Superintendent
J.SrsF' NrrIIERLASD, General Ticke! Ass-'
my3
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NOTICE s : =

OFFICE go. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
oRANaEnuSo, C. H.,
August 1st 1878.
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Woman, y ie- bright ornament of your
house viii CO. Ibe to light up your hall
with her smif Us and 20 adosn it with the
productions Of her skiIlul hands, exciting
emul'tion Will fpoat the jealou.y that em.
.bittersis, sshe cannot share with you
the tolls ofthSs field, when with the sun
you close youSr labors, she can make you
forget the he at and burden Of the day.
- While you'd hands direct the plo ugh,
hers will conf &ribute to increase your
store. WITHOUT woman there is no
home; without her your annu,l fairs
might intercsf tho hesd, ou, would nov
er engage the henrt' [Applause.]
Among yourselves, let your rivalry
bo that of brotherhood, advancing not
only your owfn prosperity, but that Of
your neighbour. Let your competition
be without st }sifs, and all your pleasures
will be without alloy. Then will every
face be bro ither's aud cvory hous ga
home.
AZ che coAclusiou of Judge Glover's
address, anoti iher piece of music wus per.
formed, and chen the benedic,ion was
pronounced fbY che chaplain, The pro.
cession Was rts formed and marched back
to the MasopJic Hall aud then dispersed
The crowd then went to ,tha picnic
ground in as shady grove opposite Capt.
Rowe's. There bouuteoms meal con
cluded the ceremonies of she occasion,
and every OF e went away delighted with
tho psrlorme enccs. The only drawback
to tho pie hsurcs of the day was the
great heat, one gentlemen, Mr.. Crook,
being sunstFuck. MIR Dibble, the mar,
shall of thci dny, was at one time over.
come With lthe heat, bu. soon entirely
recovered.
Too grest credit cannot be given 10
the people ot Oranseburg in neral for
the public hpirit manifested, nor to the
directors INF particular, for the skiful
;nanagementl which contributed 30 much
to the succeSs Of .ho occasian
ARrEL.
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nominee and his friends aud in style
far better thar most of tho,s ~; CHI this
reporter has attended iu8tle various
political campaigusA There was al
abundance for all, and the most ordsrlg
spirit, with al evidsnt sense Of general
satisfaction, prevailed throushou the
scene.
When all were filed, the stand was
again occupied, aud Lieutenant Colonel
Sam. DickersCn, who had come up with
the independent candidate, went iu
strong to the support of the regular
nominee. The meeting finally adjourned
with great enthusiasm, satisfied th4 {,
there was but. Que way for an homes,
Republican to do, and th,t was to vote
solid for the nominee Of the contention
Union. Herald.
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Save your Taxes!

How can you SAVE farther TAXATION
on your unencumbered LANDS! Simply
by transferring the title to the Trustees of
the State Agricultural College and sfsohan-
icS' Institute, locsted at orAagebarg, aud
incorporated by the Legislaturs, of South
Carolina, BY this means yoa can aIso en-.
joy the honor and pleasure OF renaerinr
valuable aid to the cause OF education In
this State, All expenses of The transfer
will be paid by said Trustees. Send on the
names of the parties and the lsessisn, and
boundaries of tho land, to be transferred.
and blank deeds will be returned rssdy for
execution, -a iHafta
For further information on This subisst
apply hy letter or otherwise tothS uades.
Signed, who is acting &c gent Of said lrns
sees. ~ iiEos tfs IS fgA&s h&s ,...
1%s ss |sas sstg .NAssKERSTKR,e sii41
-oFHBsebprg, sgnth Caroline.
aug Is "N ~
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONING,

oRAsoSBURa COUNTY,
orsngehnrg, $. c., August 9Th, 1873
Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEETING of the Board of County Com
rnissiOners o { said County will meet at this
Office on the FIRST THURSDAY of sBp-
TENDER, 1879. st which time the CLAIMS
against The COUNTY will be CREDITED.
All persons arc hereby notified to hand in
their CLAIM TO the Clerk of said Board on
or ber ore the FIRST THURSDAY OF sEp.
TEMB FIR, 1873, otherwise said Clairns will
not hs Audited ut said Annual Meeting.
ny order of the Board
f. T. R. sMoAKE.
Chairman.
Attest:
GEO. BoLlvRR, CLERK.
aug Is 81
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Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtue of Sundry Executions 20 I'm q ia
rected, will sell TO tho highest bidder. nt
OrnnSeburg G. IT., ON the FIRST NON
DAY in September next, FOR CASH all
the Right, Title and Interest of the Dafsnd
ants in the following Property. Tix.E -
l. One tract of land in Orsngsburg Coun-
ty, containing 1881 acres more Or less.
(swamp land, bounded by landa of W
Hutto, J. X. Moorer, Joseph Howell, Senr
X. Shuler and the Charleston and OrAngs-
burg Csunty line.
2. And one other tract eontainin ? Io3J
acres more or less, (swsIn . land, ybourdpd hv
lands Of SGml r. Shuler, Joseph s.
Shulor, A. Kerth1 grant, oseph Howell
and Abrsm L. Shuler, Levied ON as tf . /,
property of Charles S Bull at the suit or
II. klatts s. Co. 10y
One tract Of land in Orangeburg COUNTY
con tanning 282 acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of 8. .. Parlor, Trick. Snider-
Livingston and W. s. Browning. Lsyisd
on ~ the property of Felix Rush deed ,t
the suit Of Josiah d. Way and wifs and
others. efs. - = = =.
ALSO .ezs
ons Lot with the Building thersOn in tbs
Town of orangsburg en- the North sfse Of
of Ane ia Street, bounded on fhe North and
East By lands Off. II. ". Briggmann a.
the West 10y lot Of George Boli7er. Lerisd
on as the property OF BenjsmIn ByRs at the
suit of w. A. Moroney. - 81 ss4geer
Sheriff 8 oFee, a, X. i. CAIN.
c. H. 5. c., r. oys
Aug 18th, 1878. 1s36s5e
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The Stateof South Carolina
GKANasB5RG COUNTY

iN THE ecuRg yog PRoBATK.
By AUGUSTUS b. -KNowLToS. FEC
Judge Of Probate in said COUNTY.
WHEREAS, Frances 4. Beoheite hath
applied TO me FOR Letters OF AimiristraGo,,
on ne Estate Of Charlie l.. Boeh.ttc late of
3rangeburg Caiini vide ceased. .-s,,.,,., sssss
These are therefore tsseits and a,linou; h
al and singuisr the Kindred and Creditors
ot the said dcee;is'.d. 10 be aud appear, ne
County TO be holden Al 0rstreisary. on ne
10Th day OF Auss.sSA 1878, Vt 10 o'clock a.
Ne, toshoY cause if any, rhy the said All
ininisirs.ipn should not he granted.
Giyen unde: ms llspi snd the .6esl Of Cour,
thiI i2sii dry ef Sasnst Anno Domini
= sle13.s s,sa.ss.sr.5,
rtLs.g AEGs B Is SSl5sET0y,a
PFo'':te yatss, D. q:
49,
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ofFltE 20. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
onANsEnUSo. C. H..
Apgus, 1st 1878.
TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
The attention Of School Trustees is hers
by directed TO the following Extract from
Chapter xxXIX Sec. 6 Gen. Stat State s.
C. @ | $@ s8
They shall make or cause 10 bemade,
once in two years iu each School Dist. by
heiirstday OF September, an enumeration of
alhthe children within Images of and l6
years, resident within such School Dist.
distinguishing between male and female,
white and colored, and the Clerk of th.
Board Of Trustees shall rstnfn,. to the
County School Commissioners a duplicate
copy Of the same"
"And in tcaso the enumeration OF m.
Scholastic population is nc, made as pro
vided FOR IN tiir ChaptSr, by that time, the
County IsOafd Of School Examiners ia
authorized to appoint new Trustees for said
echcol Distri;t SC.
In accordance with the above YOU ara
hereby required % foaaFat 10 EAissisce said
report without delay.
+. 4. McKfNBAY.
4 w County School Commissioner.
! AiS >Ha8 sS% ossngebpfg Cos g. C.
august 1873 3t
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The State Of South Carolina,
oRASGEBERa s6eNrY.

Is the CoURr or PRoBATE.
BY AUGUSTUS 3. KSowLTeN.s gsq !.
Judge Of Probate in SAID csm:y.
WHEREAS, oiin T.. stroex hath -,
pliea.to me for Letters OF Adnsiuisfrntisp
on the ES~te Of Gsbriels Strock. lIEe Of
oran geburg County, deceased,
These are therefore TO cits and airnonisi
all and singular the Kindred and Creditor
OF the said deceased, 20 be and. appear be-
fore me ut Court of Probate for the sn;d
County,sto be holden at lorangeburg On the
3oth day Of August 1873, ~ laae. e.cleek A
NJ. 70 show cause il any, Why the said Ad.
Hinislrstion should not be granfsd-a
aiSef S, under ,si. my hand and she Seal of my
Court; this sch day cf August Anno
Dcmini 1873.
AUG. b. sKNOWIToN.
lis. Jiidgesof Probate o. C.
aug II
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Last Saturday was gala day in
Orangeburg. There were one or two
gatherings OF different associations, and
the streets wore alive with people from
all parts of this fourishing county.
Whnt particularly interested us was the
grand mass meeting that was advertissd
to take place 10 ratify the unanimous
nomination of Judge 4. G. Andrews for
Senator in the place Of the Hon. James
l.. Jspison, deceased. IL was said that
this vc7ld te one orthe lstge.t gather
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SATURDAY, AUGUST ls, 1878.
E'Gcsiors Returns. .

The folio Ohving j. tho result of the
election held lase Wednesday, for S,ui
tor.
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Gran d Bzass Meeting sn Ornages
7sBFg.t

The Co"nty Aroussd- Deer $500 FER.
sans Prssentr- Speeches 4y Comptroller
General Hoss, Il. n. Duncan, Nc
Kin'ay. Philips, Sum Dtcherson and
Chcrs-7 The Bdrbecue-Fm and
Plenty The Peoplc tinonimom tor
The fs3ular Nominee The Election
of T.. Z. Andrc,cs a Certointy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-07
galI Ssaa aines.
y EsREElSaROA' SEt6SD1lfHlh fsH2fhsrsCHs St
CDmmeaeing Monday, Oetobcr siss, ISIS

cOHmsaesaV keHdav October slss, 1sTa
Trains viii leave Depot corner BROAD BTRKKF
AND v ASHIN9ToN AvENUE Is follows;
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at $50 A NJ, Sundays excep-
ted for Baltimore stopping at all regular stations-
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington,
With pehTare r r Line; az Clayton with smyrna
J. q b. X X; at Beaford with D. D. r K at Del
mar with X 8. r II at Salisbury with w p. r r
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1915 N. Sundays excepted,
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Whining
ton, PerTyville, and Hayre-de-Gface. Connects at
"RingsSs T1sh RM 9n !. ioT New HaS nnosv.
ted, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at
CheateE, Thurlow, Mnwood, Claymont Wilmington,
Charisston, PerySiiie, Have-ds-G -GTace, Aberdeen,
EerIymsna, Edgewood, Magnolia, Chase's and Stem
NIGHT ExPREss at ll.so P. NJ, paiiyl, for Balt-
more and Washington, stopping at Chester, Llnwooe
Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Eikton North -Nast
noiS oiI WINS A''DS' f'''~ ~"
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk viii
take ths II 10 n. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at ell statienn between Philadelphia and
Wilmington:
Leave Philadelphia at 1915, A n, 1890, $50,
20 and ,,S lec daily PM l, The 20 SG9 ,s train @ cor
Leave wilmington at G4s, and $40 A n, 400
net stop between Chester and Philadelphia On
Sunday will leave Wilmington at as0 p. NJ
The as A n, train from Wlmineton viii con
A. NJ, train fer New York from West Philadalphia
PHILADA. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL II. n. TRAINS
stopping at all stations on Chester Creek and Phis
delphia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit Sundays en-
ceptedh at zoe A. NJ and $50 p. IL. Philadelphia
for Chadd's Ford ct 1000 A. N, Wednesdays
Chester Heights at $50 =. N. Phiiadelphis for for
Oxford at $50 p. M. Wednesdays and Saturdays at
ae0 p. n The 100 A. N. train stops ct all stations
between Philadelphia and Lamokin.
Leave PORT Deposit for Pniladephia (Sundays ex-
delphIa at e.i0 A NJ, Chadd's Ford for Philadelphia,
Trains leaving wilmington at Is, A. M, and 90,
M will connect at Lamokin junction with the
100 A n and 90, P trains for Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington ct 90. 10 90, AN 19 90. 8 90.
and 10 20. P n.
CHESTER FOh PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 7.9e %, s.ss, s4s and 11.Os A. N.
Los AL, 80, bss, e1e T.oS, and l0.6s P. N.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore ct T.80 A. n, Way Mail abO A.
u, k5press 400 2. n. Express, T.so, p. N. Express
From Baltimore 20 Port Deposit and intsrmsdiass
stations at 80 A. M. and sos P. n.
accommodation train nom forJ Deposit will leave
Perryville at 680 II A. NJ and bo0 p. N. for Balt-
more and intermediate stationg.
Trains for Baltimore leave wilmington Of 1853
2Os and 1000 A. NJ, 1.2s and b1T p. II.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Baltimore ct TsO and 10a5 P. NJ, stopping
Perry willie Charestown, North East Elkton Newark,
Stanton. Newport Wilmington, Claynont Lin
Il. F. KENNEY, Superintendent.