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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

THE INAUGURATIoN.- y csterday,
the 4th March, was the day of the
Inauguration-of which as yet we
have had no particulars. Prepara-
tions were made for an imposing
display, and for grand Inaugural
ton ball. There will be thirty or
forty bands with eight thousand
troops in the procession.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

A. O: Jones, the Clerk of the
House of Representatives, while Ell
route to Charleston, Oh Friday
night and while asleep, was robbed
of his wallet, containing a large
amount of valuable papers. lie
Immediately returned to Columbia,
and stopped payment on the papers.
He offers a liberal re ward for their
recovery.
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Our exchanges announce the
death Of Col. William Burkaloo
of Brunswick, Ga, once a promi.
nent druggist of Columbia, a gal,
liant soldier in the Mexican Cam
Daign. a Colonel in the late war,
and we'll known in this community
as an estimable gentlemen.
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STATE OF South CAROLINA, !

j
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS a vacancy now exists IN
the office of Coroner for the County
of Abbeville: .5-.S.5' 'ssss,s.' 6
Now, know ye that ], FRANKLIN
j. MOSES, JUNIOR, Governor Of the
the Stateof South Carolina, by virtue.
of the power and authority vested in
me Jy an act Of the General Assem-.
bly, of said State entitled San act
concerning the Office, duties and lia-
biIities of Coroner" approved Janu-
airy 81, 1870. do hereby appoint and
constitute r.. r. HEMPH1LL. 8 TRIAL
Justice Of said County as Coroner Of
the said County Of A Abberiile, to M
said vacancy and to perform the du-
ties Of said Office until the legislature
shall order an election to fill said va
cancy. .,s, :.
In testimony whereof I have bere-
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal to be affixed at Co.
lumbia, this 18th day Of Februac
ry, A. D. 1873, and in the ninety
seventh year Of the Indepen-
dcnce Of the United States OF
America.
FRANKLIN !, MOSES, j.
- Governor.
H. E. HAYNE,
Secretary Of Stale,
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DsA A large and beautiful en-
gine, with train Of cars, passed
over the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad the other day, for the Air
Line Road,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

gSF Among the names of the gradu-
ates at the recent Commencement OF the
Medical College of Charleston, VIC OBJ
serve the anne of Jane Wideman, of
Abbeville.
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s@- Honorable S, L. Hoge, Comp.
troller General ofthc State, Honora-
bic f. L. Cardozo, State Treasurer,
Lieutenant Governor r. Howell Glea-
yes, Speaker S. J. Lee, Senator Swails
and others, left on Sunday last for
Washington.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

B~ The Governor of Wiscon-
sin recommends a law to prevent
church fairs and church lotteries,
which, he says, are next to S" eet-
boards and euchre decks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

~ We arc indebted to the Com
mittee of the Phrenakosmian Literary
Society Of New berry College, for a po-
lite invitation to attend the Anniver-
sary Celebration on Friday evening,
March 2Ist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

TIE LEGISLATURE adjourned on
Wednesday last, and our Senator
and Representatives have returned
home. There is not much of its
work in the way of general lcgis-
lation to show for a four months
Session, but the Legislature de-
serves the thanks Of the country,
moro for what it has left undone,
than for what it has done. 1t has
certainly proved itself to be a great
improvement upon its predecessor,
and the chief obstacles in its way
have arisen from the errors Of the
past. Such seems to be the con-
current testimony of all who are
qualified to judge.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

HOMICIDE. - We learn that a
quiet and inoftcnsive colcred man
named John Smith, residing IN the
neighborhood of White Hall, was
brutally murdered on Wednesday
night Of the past week. An in
quest was held on the following
day by Trlal Justice S. B. Nc
Clinton, Iut no clue has been found
to identify the gn;ltJ' parties.
Trial Justice Tarrant, Of Green
wood, we learn, has been taking
some testimony whick brings home
to certain parties grave ci@cum-
stances of suspicion. The parties
suspected live in an adjoining
county. We trust that the matter
will be fully investigated, and the
community relieved from the
odium of such an offence, by the
conviction ct the guilties parties.
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PUBLIC DocuMENTs.-We are i

PUBLIC DocUMENTs.-We are in
debted to the Hon. r. B. Elliott,
member Of Congress from this
District, for the "Third Annual
Report of the Board of Indian
Commissioners 1871" and s'The
Land Office Report-1871' 1'-valu-
able documents, for which we re-
turn our thanks.
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SNoW.-There was q fall of snow
on Saturday morning, which how
ever, soon melted Sunday morning
was rainy and disasrccablo-and
since then the weather has been clear,
but cold.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

DROVE OF MuLEs.-Mr. G. T. jack
son adyertises the sale of drove of good
mules on time. Our friends desiring q
rood animal should avail themselves Of
the vi snortunity.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

m= Hon. James L. Orr, the
newly-appointed United States
Minister to Russia, arrived in Paris
with his family on Thursday, en-
route for St. Petersburg.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

Gg- The Anderson Iteligencer an
nounces the burning Of Rankin's mill
in that county, on Saturday of the
previous week. 1t was the work OF
an iucendiary. Two colored men
have been arrested, charged with the
crime,
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nsa, Mr.. James Silks, all esteemed
citizen of GreeLwood, died on Friday
night 2Sth February, aged about fifty
five years. He leaves3a wife and many
friends to deplore his loss
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JUDGE Cooke AND TIE PEOPLE Of

JUDGE Cooke AND TIE PEOPLE OF
ApGEvlLLE.-,Judge Cooke and the
people of Abbeville seem to have
been mutually pleased with each
other. The Judge expresses him
self as highly gratitied with lis
reception here, and he was certain
ly the recipient Of hospitalitics
from our citizens which are not
often extended to strangers. He
has impressed himself upon our
community as courteous and alta,
bic gentleman, as well as faithful
and efficient officer, and we hope
that a better acquaintance will
strengthen the sentiments of mutual
regard and esteem.
The Judge has found some near
kiusmcn in the family Of our cs-
teemed fellow-citizen, VIM. D.
Mars, of Calhouns Mills, with whom
he spent very pleasantly Saturday
and Sunday previous to the adjourn
ment of the Court. Whilst there
he was called on by Capt. Rogers
and other prominent citizens Of the
ncighborhood. The Judge expects
to make, we learn, a visit to Able
vile sometime i'll April,
AN ACCOMPLISHED CoLoRED Miss.
father of y colored girl of
our town applied, not long since,
to an Abbeville lady for Latin
grammar for his daughter. The
lady expressed surprise that she
should be so far advanced as to
need such Il book. "Ohn' replied
the father, "she speaks several
languages already" "Indeed,"
said the lady, ''what are they"
"Why, spelling, reading, writing,
ard arithmetic answered the proud
father, "and now She is ready for
Latin" A character in one of
Molieres' comedies had been speak
ing prose all his life without know
inc it, and so # seems that most of
US are in blissful Ignorance Of tho
extent of our attainments. L
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

~ The estimated amount Of Ho-
race Greeley's estate after paying all
debts-and mostly security debts
will not exceed $4,000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

hD~ The President has deferred
for the present his Southern tour. At
least tits so announced on apparently
good authority.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05
Notice TO Creditors.

a LII persons having claims aeaias
"a the estate Of SAMUEL WHITE
AGNEW, decd, are hereby required
To present the same duly attestcd te
fore mo, on or before the 1st day ot
June, A. D. 1879. or be barred. All
persons indebted to said estate must
pay at once, or suit will be entered
against them.
LEWIS D. BOWIE,
qualified Executor Of S. W. Agnew,
deceased.
March 5, 1873, 47.3t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

The Port Royal Railroad has
been completed to augusta, Ga..
and the trains are now running
through.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

him, and'which, he remarked, made
him almost regret that he had al
ready decided to take up his resi-
dence elsewhere:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05
THE CREDIT MOBILlER INVESTIGA-
YIJN.

The Credit Mobilcr investigation
before q Committee Of the House OF
Representatives, aft 7 occupying iol
fmonlhs the public mind Of the coun
|try, has Il. last been closed by tho
action Of Congress upon the Report
ofthc Committee. Judge P"lard's
Committee in their report, alterA reci
ting the evidence against tho various
parties Implicated, had recommends
resolutions Of expulsion against
Oakos Amcs, membes from MasSa
chusetts. aud james Brooks, memb>l
from New York. This report wh'cl
sought to make scapc-goats of only
two Of the Of the offenders whilst Il
passed over without ccnsurc the con
duct of others, which differed only il
the degree of criminaIity, las beer
only partially endorsed. The reso!n
tons of expulsion against Amcs a"(
Brooks failed, but votes OF ccnsur'
were adopted-ip the first case by
vote vi 1S1 to &c. and in the latter o
l74 to32. A resolution to ccnsur'
Kelly of Pennsylvania failed, and al
% the resolution to ccnSure Samuc
Hooper of Massachusetts, and tbs
whole subject was finally laid on th'
able by Il vote Of III to IS.
Such is Congressional Justice, anc
to such lengths do party ties extend
in discriminating between offenders
and screening the guilty. Dawes, SEQ
ficld, bingham, Garfield, and Kelley
Wilson and Colfax, were all implca.
,ed-hud received the stock aud div
'ilcnds either in their OVID names, OF
in those of relatives, and yet had per-
'istently denied any connection d.
rect or indirect with the business
thus adding perjury to their first
.,tfence. Yet these wero leading Con,
gressmcn, and prominent members q
the dominant party, and hence theh
guilt is ignored, ani the sole punish
,mcnt visited upon the Democratic
Brooks and the insignificant Am2>
Doubtless all deserved ceEsurc or
none, aud hence we can well appre-
ciato the position OF -Icssrs. Elliot
an Rainey Of our State, who voted
nay among the 80, who opposed thu
ccnsurc Of Mr.. Brooks. 1t was al
violence of independence and nag.
nanimi,y, which is not often cxhibl-
ted.
The position assumed by Mr.. Beck
and others, in the dSbMe on the rcso
,utions of expulsion, and also by The
Judiciary Committee Of the House
N the resolution to impeach Vice,
President CoIfax, is that for oftnce>
committed when member cf Il pre
vious Congress, q member G. tht
present Congress could not be cXpcll,
ID, and also that charges cf impcach'
ment would not lie against the Vice.
President for an offence committed
before his election to that Cili:c. The
minority Of the committee dissent
from the position that an officer 0!
tie United States, or q member OF
the House, is not liable to ;mpeach-
mentor expulsion for any offence what
ever, committed prior to tho term OF
oA;re in which the articles of I'M
peachmcnt are presented. And this
ior the reason that Of rs arc not
rreatcd for the benefit Oh the Office.
holder. but Of the people, and tha,
such q ,oct,ine, while it wonld shield
the officer, would afford no protec-
ion whatever to the constituency.
And tbs it seems to us, is sound in
morals and correct in position.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05

sagA Mack Evans, a colored convict in
the Penitentary from Abbeville, has
been pardoned by the Governor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05
Kinds Patent Brunswick
Paint.

NMR. P. l.. ALEXANDER, the
lyH agent for this celebrated paint
is now in our town, where he has me,
with very great success in making con-
tracts for painting roofs of all kinds
metal and otherwise. The paint has
been used for years in Charleston, Co.
lumbia, Savannah, Augusta and other,
places, and has given great satisfaction.
Leaks are stopped and roofs painted at
prices that defy competition. Oul
friends could not do better than TO send
in their orders. Orders left at New
Market Depot will receive prompt at.
tention from Mr. Alexander.
March 81, 1873, 47-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05
A Meeting

n AF the Executive Committee of the
W AbbeviIle Agricultural Society.
will take place on Friday, March IA
inst, 1Gli attendance requested.
BY order Of President Aiken,
w. II. PARKER, Sec'ty.
March 4, 1873, 47-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05
225 ACEES,

More or less, adjoining lands Of Sterling
Bowen, ]. z. Haddoll, and others.
levied on az the property of w. A.
Gaines, ut the suit of e. j. Hill,
TERMS CASH. s$sls g q {;
Terms of sale must be complied With
withinone hour after sale or the proper--
ty will be re-sold.
u. 7, GUFFIN,
-. S. A.C.
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WDY Order of Court of sConmon
I'D Pleas, Iswill:selI at Abbeville C>
Il, OH Sale Day in April next, within
the legal hours,a tract of land contains
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-03-05
643 ACRES,
Sheriff s Sale

EBY virtue of an Execution to me idi-
MD rected ] will sell at Abbeyi1le
Court House: on Sale Day In APRIL
next, within the legal hours, q tract Of
land containing
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Txps5s. Three dollHrs q year, i'll al

TERMS. -Three dollars year, i'll ad
E.nce.
No subscriptions >t.kcu for shorter
Nnse than six nI2nths:..
Trausien: adv ert: t:scnleEts are chargea
f,r at the rate or OSE DOLLAR per men
space for the first insertion, aHd ; FIFTY !.
GENTS fer each subsequent insertion
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
roy All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising.
Our Agents in Charleston,
The advertising agency of MessFs.
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL,
represented by HOsWEhL ELL 1. ocaoe,; 49, inr
this paper in Charleston.
aSa Messrs. GRIFFIN & HOFF-
MAN are. our authorized agents for ba''
ti.nore.
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The State OF South Carolina,
ABBEHILLE COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas:

r. B. Weathers, and Elizabeth his wife.
against Willis Smith, administrator
&C., of The Estate of Elizabeth Cobb,
deceased.
CompIaint for ReIJ, &c.
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Sheriff S Sale

q Feb'y, 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
The Failure Of Tom Scott and his
ERI0ndR.

ThOs. A. Scott, lst Vice-President Of the Penn
sylvanIa Railroad, John McManus, of the we'll
known iron firm of Seifert, McManus & CO., of
Berks county, and Matthew w. Baird, well-known
as the late owner of Ihs Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Of Philadelphia, have failed, having be-
come embarrassed by liabilities incurred IN the
constructions Of the Southern Pacific Railroad,
and which have proved too heavy for them to
meet. The Ledger says:
For some weeks past much solicitude has been
felt Tor the credit OF the Texas and California
Construction Company, composed of q few veal
thy gentlemen, engaged i'll what is known as Col.
T. A. ScOtt's Texas and Pacific Railway. With
every expectation OF success In his purpose the
crisis OF the 18th of September overlook him, and
he returned without the much needed aid to meet
the liabilities awaiting him, which are divided as
fOllOWs: S450O.0O0 in endorsed notes, 81, 100 900
ih loans collateral and personal security 5000,
900 OH unsecured obligations, in the shape OF
drafts, Sc, and probably quarter Of a million OF
other floating debt, the whole aggregating, as We
have said, some S7,0OOO0O. To attempt 70 meet
such an amount in the present condition of the
money market seemed futile, and the parties yes
tsrday yielded TO the force OF circumstances which
they could not eontro aud some 100000, we un-
derstand, then maturing, was detaulted upon,
though but one note OF 1000 belonging to a
falling party at New York aud sent TO this city
tor collection, was actually protested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
IMIsm WIT.
Tan WAY New YOHk RnroRrrns % Up


TaE WAY New YoRK REPoRTERs Do UP
MEETINGS
FUN FRoN THE GaPs or THE NON. s.
cox-AN IRrHNAN's coNVKRsIoN OF AN
sRAEIITR.
The Hons. 8. Cox leclured Monday night in
the Cooper Union, New York, on Irish Wit
and Humor.
The Lecturer gave many illustrations Of what
he viewed ~ essentially Irish witlicisma. The
sharp rstors Of Burke, GFaltan, and Phillips
when pressed BY their adversaTie5 Of the bar
and bench, were instanced. The wit Of the uE-
educated lrlsbmen was exemplfed by the story
Of the piouS man who desired the last sacraments
OF his Church. "YOu must TO obtain fnal abso-
luton" sail the priest, snake full and free
confession Of your sins" Under this iniunc
tion the dying penitent unfolded such long and
black catalogue Of crimes that the priest was
horrifed. Shuddering under the contemplation
of the penitenps SINS the Rev. Father Gallagher
exclaimed, did you ever do any good in your
lIt?"
"oh, yes" answered the dying man, 81
once converted a Jew, who died in the
faith"
The proselyting Of Isrelites is such an inGIe-
qnsnt occurrence that the priest was interested.
how was that" said he. "Well Ou see"
said the dying man who wished TO make an
offset against his larcenies and other crimes in
the Court Of Heaven, 81 was once on a flatboat
in the Mississippi river, We were tied up TO a
b'g cottonwood tree, and all the crew were of
hunting for watermelons except Jew and my
self lie made me mad, ard knocked him off
the boat into the river on the outside. He
houndered around in the muddy water for few
minutes and got hold of the gunwales Of the
boat to climb back 1 took his hands, and un-
clasPing them from the boat said, DO you
believe in the Saviour No. said he. Then l
soused him under, and kept him there minute
or 50. pulled him up by the hair Of his head.
do you believe in the Saviour? asked him
again. AS soon as he had breath he said NO
again, and ! sonsed him under. When
brought him up again he was spOuting, and
when asked him a third time, DO you believe
in the Saviour? he answered as soon as he could
get breath, Yes, do! Then die in the faith ),
said l, and sOused him under again, and
held him down until he was drowned He
never had chance 10 recant his conversion"
reporter employed by THE Sun in
giving yesterday on account of lecture
delivered on Monday evening by the Hon. 8. s.
Cox, introduced a story respecting an Irishman
and Jew, which Mr. Cox did not tell or alluee
10. That reporter is no longer in the service
Of The sum. 7. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
NUTRIMAs

Prepared tfom Wheat and admiFably adapted Is
diet q tha4e ~ soaantaFy habits and for all per-
sons - qarinR tfQm Impaired disaotion. ConltlRe-
pe4 eT the boyett oltAn the caHsa OF much III
hesh ana gan4rllg. relieved hy the fre9nt NJ Rge
g tnis Isees eeR4ele may be SAID ot etq9ins
al ofWhieh 0fAn6Il cue ~ ale gnRRlled ~
E.Bk1N0HUhS1 & Co.
Cpuu alsil ,al isSfalESE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
.oNDENsED MILK
Z ,GFLAMD's EXTRACT OF MALT,

VsFy bsnsAeiai a. nutrtive ton ie and for faelii-
tating sxp0etOFatiOn and soothing mucous iFFita-
tion q coughs, BFOnehitis. sore throat and other
Affections q the throat and lungs. II Is much used
d 3 substitute for Ced Liver OH. AkO. HoG's
-'' - h. BRINGHURST a CO.,
CnRnAR Sixth and MARI Ok RtFe0is.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13

VIAhmstOn and WeataPn
TIME TABLE. -
IALL AND WINTER ARRANaRNRNrs
zd COmman.5n~ n. =.
Leave n i11i1S7o1 y. lFalns will run a foiiSv1.
Leave LandsnbsS1- y y - = a. and S s. n.
ArrivS g :. i.IlstOa imlIIinstOa 7si n. and s1sn
CONN "a Tfn Sa sn oSS1 Il 30 .. N, and s6nm
TTSiIa Sith train leaving PhiiSdSlOhn y, s at
With train saVisE pSiinftSn p%nftSn a. S a. cOEScet
Train arriving aE WiiIiSS.oS.S ~ " pm
IN fraiS M .STi1inl rlidi1dslDaiS a. $40 an. VITA
ioI FhiIAdeP hia at OO % ''~ u } ~ With tAia
bsr LIST. - HlthaFaWa after 0eto.
sop2b DAVID CONNELL. suOt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
n The Wilmington and reading kailnoa1 c.,.-
bany nave completed ArrAng smonts % carrT Msnsv
anu Express Matter 70 ami from Al ne,0rs
on the line OF their road and West ChsStcr - V~A~
Also, 20 all points on the PhiladslphiS ana R..3
ing and CatAwlssA Railroads. inel1dins Rsaii0S
Allentown, Columbia. Harrisburg LaneaS,sr ny
POttsVille, 6e. N"tetSsAs
FOR iSrther information apply Ct the Dspot ear
he5 ot EIOnt ana Madison streets. WilminEton
:, AxpSsss matter seat 10 RRaaklia fSIolrSRh ,,a,a
NO, " est Third street or % their d oof Er,S.,
delivering Agents Will ressiTs pre@pt sttsatiaS
sr.,,t asaq suUaw. AS STtYRLI TR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
CURRY POWDER.

A p1phlat Kitchen requisite of East India origin
for dayoring soups. meats. fowls, game. capsuls.
chew chew. 10, . Amall nOFtiOn impaFkn9 very
AgFooable. algAhy paneeni. aRema.t Prepared
iRem the gonuIne receipt hZ
49, O ,rner EIxth ana GaFEsk strsafs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13
DHILApELPHlA, WILMINGroN & BALFI
y AORH RA1kR0ADs
SPECIAL NOTICE

On and after WEDNESDAY, OetsAsr lsth, ls5l.
q passenger ear uill b attached te The irulgkt
r. ain leaving RhnaaelphlA 400 p. n. tsg Wiz
minTton. tta
fhe train will stop At Stations e. follOws, when
dgnallea; 0rAy'a Ferry. 9.l3 2. n, LaAAFstto aSS
PM ChnataE. AAs y ~ kAmDktn. 49, D. d: Thur
lev sA9 ,. ~ LiRWOads as ,. n Otaymonk lo.Ol
q kilarslta, tol2p. q; arrive WllmingtoR, u 81
Iu test0 u. Y. KINNEY. 6aOt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-13

dent 10 frsiSb, VII ran subject to dalsvu ,n.
tiOns where time & EiTsn and viii stop OnlS Gt sta
L..v. N.I nsW Nv CASTLE TRAINA
atT49. 80 AN. and SIS p M g'Gn Gd aad SAIiAd'a
C"stIS. IIs' a. NJ at l2S aaa $50 P. n o1 HsHS HsS
sunday TIAin-LsaVs WiImin.,o.
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