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Sailed for characterization Of
that Country.

NEw YoRK, July 2.-The bark Libe
ria sailed yesterday for the African col.
ony Of Liberia, having on board FIVE
missionaries, vi7i DR.. Eddy (EpiScopal)
Rev. lIerndon Baptist, and others. Five
natives who came over 10 look at thi.
country sailed in this vessel.
Recent accounts from Liberia give very
unfavOrable views as TO the progres.
made by the African Republic. Mission.
aries who have recently returned say that
the Liberians are retrOgrading in all the
aspects Of civilization instead OF advanc.
ing; that education makes but little, Il
any, progress; that their morals are ex.
tremely loose although no Beecher trial
il corrupting thetnl; that none Of the
churches are selt-suppotting, and that
their republican Institutions, closely mod.
elled after ours, are "a mere farce" The
President Of Liberia, BY the way, receives
a salary Of $500 a yeat-wofth about
two.thirds Of that sum in our money. The
emigration OF negroes from America to
Liberia has vastly diminished since the
declaration Of emancipation, and It IA
thought that to this fact much OF the
present stAgnation is owing. The natives
are still primitive savnges in Atlantic
dress, living principally on rice, and but
little susceptible to the elevating ih1u.
ences Of missionaries. The civilized
blacks from America also depend pfinci.
pally on rice and fish iot theft sustenance,
as meat il very scarce. Fish are caught
in great quantities and Of excellent quail.
ity. There is a l,iberian newspaper pub.
lished-the Mer Eu-but the principal
New York journals are also considerably
read among the more intelligent Of the
American blacks
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our BueEha an, c'Orrespon.
BUrknASSoS, W. VA, June 80.
Editors Of the fntElllEencer.

BUuKHANNoS, W. VA, June 80.
Editors Of the 1n,sllIsencer.
lam glad 10 report to your many read.
eFs, and all who are interested in the great
work Of common schools, that the two
weeks Institute, closing to-day, and con.
Quoted BY your neighbots, Prof. CragU
and Mt. Hanen, Of Moundsville, was a
most gratifying success. Wefeel that We
were fortunate In our Instructions and are
happy 10 the belief that we part mutually
Ffatihed in good fortune. They have
made friends and leave impressions that
will live in the future Of teacher, pupil
and citizen.
Our Institute shows much the largest
roll Of any held In the State this year thus
fat, though not so large a. II should have
been. Ii may he a little reckless to say
the attendance was "vefy large" and
doubtful compliment to puff our instruc.
tors a the "6eSt teachers In the State,
however much We prize their eatnestness
and efficiency, OF to venture the hint that
our Normal Schools Spine away and die"
because neither Of these gentlemen run
them.
I'VE were pleased to see and hear Super.
intendent ByrBe and Prof. Kerney At the
awind.up" and TO know that some candi.
date for State certificates we're disappoint-
I'd, but hope these Institutes and ekaml.
nations will be SO attended In time to
come that our teachers may love the one
ahdn fear the other. CITIZEN.
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SOMETHING ABOUT THE CHINESE
From an article published in the San
Francisco BuieGa we obtain some
gIimpses Of the Monaghan, which disclose
some fresh facts concerning him. ItNp
pears that the thieying propensities for
which tho Chinese are noted result from
the opium.eating habit rather than from
any other cause. Nineteenth Of tho race
living In San Francisco are opium eaters,
and such slaves Of the habit that they will
commit almost any crime which promises
to afford the means Of qualification. This
class have no ambition to return to China,
and, indeed, some Of them before leaving
there we're branded for stealing, and bear
marks which would make return very
unsatisfactory. The Chinese as race
are inveterate iatalists, and among other
curious ideas have an idea that the shadow
Of new building thrown upon an old
building at any time Of the day means
some kind ofmisiOrtune for the occupants
Of the latter. As an instance, the case Of
a Chinese restaurant Ia stated, to the ef.
feet that higher building having been
erected next door, business fell of, owing
oi course to natural causes, but attributed
BY the Chinese to the shadow thrown.
The proprietor therefore erected a high
fence between the buildings to receive the
shadow, and, as II happened, his business
revived at once.
The bulletin gives the following anec-
dote concerning Chinaman who had
learned a thing or two in Boston and re.
turned to San Francisco:
"There Is a rule adopted by congress
Of washmen, and sanctioned by Chinese
private law and the heads Of the different
companies, that In order that competition
may not render the washing business un.
profitable, the Warehouse shall be sepa.
rated by so many doors-gcnuine doors
which will open and shut. a Boston
Chinaman, who claimed superiority
over the uncouth laws and customs Of his
Countrymen, wishing to establish wash.
house In certain block on Davis street,
hut unfortunately another Chinaman
was before him, and there was not the re-
quisite number Of doors between, on nc.
count Of vacant lot. lie, for small sum,
obtains permission 10 use the lot, and
etecis long shed extending the whole
front. and putt In as many doors as space
will permit at distance Of few inches
apart, The doors open and shut, and are
genuine doors. The inspector, China.
man, Ia summoned, and for small fee
expresses himself satisfied, and the wash
house IL established. The next day the
temporary building was torn down"
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DIED.

DUFFN.--Thuulay morning, July !, 1875, al
II O'Clock, SARAH, wife Of John Duthl, recently a
native Of Mlnne,Ota, At the house Of John Mc(ian'
non, 1919 Mccollvch street.
The funeral will take place at the Cathedral at 9
O'Clock Saturday morning, Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
BURKE-On ThurldAy afternoon, July !, 1915,
At o'clock, JoHS T., sou Of Thomas and the late
Mary Burke, aged months and q days
Funeral from the residence Of his father, No,
2aS Main street, on saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends are Invited to attend. The rules governing
Catholic funerals will be observed.
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TuE New York Tribune says that the
Democratic party, which seems Of late to
be conducted for the sole purpose Of or,
ganillng victory for Republicans, has put
another splendid opportunity into the
hands Of la rivals. The declaration Of
the Ohio wing for initiation is one Of those
fatal plumbers which can never be can
csled, and which can only be partially re.
trieyed. II means inevitable disaster
either in yictoryor defeat, and almost GER.
tain dlssension no matter what the result.
Of theState election. The Ohio Democra.
cy must 60 into the National Convention
next year pledged to imitation, to preserve
shred Of consistency. II they adhere to
imitation, the people will not trust themj
II they recant in favor ofspcCie payments,
the people will not believe them. In any
event, they have precipitnted discOrd up.
on the party and diminished its chances
Of success.
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IT is already known that the bushes.
oilhe National Treasury will show a great
Improvement over the preceding year
The total revenues will be about sic, O0O,'
900 from internal revenue and Sl57,OOO,'
OO0irOm customs. This exceeds considera'
bly, the estimates Of taxation made by Con
gresa, and it il said that there has been u
decrease in the expenditures. With the
additional taxes imposed for the next
fiscal year there Is no fear Of that insolv'
ency which Judge Kelly so mournfully
predicted and which he proposed to re-
lieve by increasing the debt.
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TUE tea merchants at New York are
not at all iubilant over an announcement
that another cargo OF teas has just arrived
from Japan via San Francisco and the
Pacific railroads. The trade there Is
largely overstocked already, and this new
addition to it must add to the depression
already existing in the trade. Well in
formed parties estimate that the stocks
on hand are ample to supply the demand
tor year and A.halt to come, il not for q
longer period. Large sales have lately
been made at New York through the auc'
tion houses for English account,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauohIlns Infant Cordial,

The child'scure when teeihIng-to relieve Inhaln.
Collie Palms, 10 promote Sleep, tocure Summer Com
plAlnt. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when the chill
lren are cutting their teeth We are selling thou
lands Of bottles, and have TO hear the FIRST person
say II IL not all We recommend II TO be.
NOTIFIES, have you a Iiekiy, ierthiHg BAH thai
TURNS tho HOURS Oh MONT (whGn you 20 loDg iUI
rat Into one LOS0, WARY DAYTIME Of wORRl.
NEWT and CARR7 C1-Cry-CSy-all day and all
night lOng7 II you have. LiScH 10 TtdSol, 10 cor'
vinced, hEIiide no lGng9-a FEw drops Of INFANT
CORDIAL and your ehiI WILL DO PAciTiKD, and
SWIFT, REFRESHING sLEKP will take the place Of
wAKEPUL SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUGEIEIN BROS. 4 CO, ProprIeton,
Wheeling, W Va
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A WBTERN New York paper says the
census enumerators don't find many farm
ers who keep any sort Of accounts OF their
productions or sales. Out Of seventy in
terViswed last week, only one hadAan nc
count with his farm.
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THERE is some significance in the re-
mark Of the COurie-JOuraal addressed to
General Sherman, warning him to beware
how he speaks OF the South, as he will
shortly be dependent upon Confederate
votes in Congress for his annual pay and
allowances.
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Tue total cost Of the St. Louis bridge Is
but little less than 81 100000. Itsg gross
receipts in the last year we're S2S6, 900,
and the expenses $4,000, leaving SlSs,.
600 to pay the interest on the $1,000, 900.
Philadelphia Erpres.
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ANNA E. DICKINSON notifies the public
that she will lecture during the coming
season, as usual. This puts an end to the
rumor that she is about to go upon the
stage,
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Wool is commanding from 10 to 4S
cents in Monroe county, Ohio. Its pos.
sible that some choice clips will bring
better figures, but hardly probable that
the average will be beyond 4S cents.
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SATURDAY, july 5, 1879.

THE Postmaster at Winfield, Putnam
county, challenges the editor Of the indie
pendent Of that place to spell with him
for the championship Of West Virginia,
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YouSG men soon give, and soon forget
affronts, but old age is slow to both
.Addis0n.
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Tine taxes Of those who reside within
the corporation Of Charleston, W. Va,
are 50 81 on the 500 valuation Of prop.
eftg,
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GENIUS makes its observations in short.
hand talent writes them out at length
BONE
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful ImpridenCe, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, ETC., having tried
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
seliCuFe, which ne will send ire to his fellow Ai
ererS. Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau street
New York, nOx 6i6S, APT
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BUCEHoLZ- Wednesday, June
%, 1875, BY Rev. J. 7. Mcclure At his residence,
Mr. J. A. BUcEHOL1 aud Miss JENSIE BuRRlNA
both Of this city.
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GET YOUR SUMMER HAT
A n EXPERIENCED NURsl

The undersigned has had much expefieutc AZ a
NurSo for lidles, and oIe her services In that Ca
paclty. The best Of city references can be given.
lyle ANN HICKS, No. II, Thirteenth st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EoURTH ST. N. E. CHURCH.

Sabbath, July 18th, preaching by the pas.
tor, DR.. Kelley, at l0S A. NJ, and ~ 2, N.
Subject for the evening, e0ur Age, COun'
Try and Bible" Sabbath School at 7, N.
All are invited, Tvs
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DRUGGISTS.
ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water.

Chemical Analysis has proven tina, tbl, r,,.
contains tey little CarboRlc Acid GSs-b1r G4 "
diolal Ias Is added lsA no, b Eai.rsL I, y, az
tans also SulphuIeIte ydTo rr Gas which NJ W
tin, iron, etc, and the water will turn ESet n !,
comes In contact With these metals To 5r,S y \,
FROM the barrel and put ice in 1t Is also objetioD,
ole, Inc way nave Y arFahsei al these Obitc.
tons are Obvaled' Call and in'Pect for yuarsgi a
EDMUND BOOKINGS PHARMACY
Price same as at the Springs by the barrel. yIebv
SellLeE, Congress, GeySeF, Gettysburg, Pullna, IN
Waters, always cold. islS
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mHOMSON N. E. CHURCH.

Preaching at 1913 a. N. and 7;4j =, N. by
the pastor, Rev, Z, Z, Manchester. The
sermon at night will be the first Of a series
Of Centennial Sermons, Seats free,
i've
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paupers to be fed by the State. for
those who are able but won't work,
who had opportunities but we're be.
guiled into throwing them away. Let
something else be- done. Let private
Contributions be raised for those who
may be needy aud require aid. until
they can find employment somewhere.
We engage to say that the people OF
Edgefield will themselves contribute
liberslIy IN this cause. But those who
hold the County scrip, I'LL the County
Offices. represent their poor followers
in the Legislature and enjoy the farce
OF making laws, while they wear broad
cloth and sport gold watches and
chains. should mainly bear this assesa
ment. The State shonli have nothing
to do with it,
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,svssiveiy, The President evidently
feels that he is in e bad. box. Sheri.
dams desperation of the Legislature.
his "bapdffti" despatch. aha Secretary
Of War Bslknap' scheerfaf reply. that
''all of d sustaini y on. make a heav ,
load foe him to carry. { He has done
the best thing possible. that is. in his
own favorite language, to "unload. f"
The country will quiet down. but will
not forget the narrow escape it has
made, nor the dangerous and aggres-
sive spirit which has been shown by
the Administration. Good will result
from this agitation to the whole
country. and particularly to Louisiana
and the South. As for the third term.
let as hope that it has blown it higher
than kite.
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BE JUsr TO YoURsRL1 AKD GraERous
TO YoUR WIFE.--Keep your farm &C.
conn,a correctly and regularly In the
"Rural Accountant" and give your
wife copy of the "Carolina House
wife," The large sslo of the Rnral Ae-
countants has enabled the publishers,
Walker, Evans & Cogsweli, Charles.
ton. 8. O.. to stereotype the forms and;
thus reduce the cost. They now a9er
the small size at 81. and the large at
81 so, per mail. postage prepaid. The
Carolina Housewife is Miss Rutledge's
old established cookery book, and
should be in every house in Caro-
lima. .Jlf
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Lent will begin this year on the 10Th
of February. much earlier than it has
done since 1859. This will bring The
high festival of Easter this year on the
28th OF March. which is within six
days Of the earliest period upon which
it caa ever possibly OCCUR. On some
years, Easter falls as late ~ the 25th of
April. Some years there are % many
as nine Sundays between Epiphany
and Ash Wednesday, but this year
there will only be fte Sundays inter.
veniug bet weon the jdbilse Of Epiphany
and the solemn fast Of Lent.
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FURcnoorr, BENEDICT & Co.,
CHARLESTON, s. C.-ExTRAoRD1NARY
INDUCEMENTS. Best Standard Prints,
tic. up. Long Cloth, from 60. up.
SheetiDg, 300. up. Wool Flannel,
25c. up. Fine Dress Goods and AL
paccas. 25c. up. Wool Blankets,
81 .s5 per pair up. Full lines of Jeans.
Cassimeres. Cloths. Ribbons aud
every variety of Dress Goods, Cloaks,
Sha aw!e, Furs. Housekeeping Goods.
Carpets. Oil Oloths, Rugs, etc. Keep
lug the largest and best selected stock
South. we can. with confidence, assure
our friends and the public. that by
purchasing of Us. By order. or per.
sonally, they will save from 90 to 25
per cent. Samples sent ON application.
All retail orders over $40 sent free of
charge. Goods sent O. o. D. Make
remittances by r o. Order, Draft. or
per Express. Branches ut Atlanta, Ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla. whore goods
can be obtained at same prices. Jl I
-.
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SCHENoK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA
WEED Tonic AND MANDRAKE PuLs.-
These deservedly celebrated and popu-
lar medicines have effected revolu-
ton in the hoaling art, and proved
the fallncy of several maxims which
have for many years obstructed the
progress Of medical science. The
false supposition that "Consumption
is incurable," deferred physicians from
attempting to find remedies for that
disease. aud patients afflicted with it
reconciled themselves to death without
making an effort to escape from q
doom which they supposed to be una
voidable. 1t IL now proved, however,
that Consumption can be cured, and that
it has been cured in q very great num-
Der of cases (some Of them apparently
desperate ones) by Schenck's Pulmo-
Dio Syrup alone; and in other cases by
the same medicine in connection with
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills. one or both, according to
the requirements of tho case.
DIR. Schenck, himself. who enjoyed
uninterrupted good health for more
than forty years, was supposed, at one
time to be at the very gate Of death.
his physicians having pronounced his
case hopeless, and abandoned him to
his fate. He was cured by tho afore.
said medicines, and, since his recovery,
many thousands similarly affected
have used DR.. Schenck's preparations
with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each,
making it not absolutely necessary to
nopoanulIu ~ H. Snkan1L
tients wish their lungs examined. and
for this purpose he is professionally at
bis principal office. corner Sixth and
Arch streets. Philadelphia, every Non
day. where all letters for advice must
be addressed. Schenck's medicines
are sold by all druggists. Jan 9 tl8
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UNITED 5rAxxs DIsrRIcr CouRr,
CHAR1Hsrox. January 13. Tho Court
met at haii.psst ten O'Clock A. NJ,
Judge Btyas. pfesiding. Tho ;Jadgs
approved Of Christopher O. Trumbo,
% assignSs Ia the mattar Of Carlos La
Rue, bsnkrppt. The petition Of 3: q.
Winstock. Of Greenviile.H Tot nnSl ais-
charge IN bankruptcy, @as tefSffSd.
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Miss Jennie Britten. of Lswisburg,
Pa. has gainsd an extensive reputs.
tion ~ skater by propelling herself
thirty.two miles on ice in three hOars
and thirty 1--we minutes, the other day.
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Mr.. wm. Evans. Of Abbevills. died
Last week. .
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Levin-Auotion.
3. Q. Withdrawal.
Q. j. Laurey-Auction.
Clara Wildman's Theatre.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. JANUARY IA
Mansion Ronse-H E Harrison, ] Web
ster, Newbern; L Black, Chsslestop;
II q Smith, B 1 iBoone. city; g T
Reid. Abbeville. ,t,..-, 4.
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OUPREME COURT THURSDAY, JAM
nary 1.-THE Court met at 10 A. NJ.
Present-Chief Justice Moses and AS
sociate Justices Wright and Willard.
w. F. B. Hsynesworth, et al. re-
spondent, rs. Henry Bischoff & Co..
appellants. Mr.. Spain was heard for
appellants in reply.
John J. Small. respondent. in re
Monaghan, appellant, us. Daniel ct al.
Mr. Ficken was heard for appellant;
Mr.. Clerk for respondent; Mr.. Z. Mo.
Grady, Sr., for appellant in reply.
James Rose et al, executors. re-
rs. Joseph A. Huger ct al.
appellants. and Charles T. Lowndes,
respondent. vs. A. s. lizard, appellant,
ct al, were heard together. MIR. Camp
bell read brief for appellants.
The State, respondent. rs. Jerry
Coleman. appellant; Thomas Daniel.
respondent, os. Ousel Swearepgen ct
al, appellant. Continued. Horace
Msssot, respondent, vs. i. T. Uorbin,
appellant. Appeal abandoned.
Tho following decision was rendered: !:
r. DeSaussure Baoot, appellant, ps.
Daniel Hayward ct al, respondent.
Judgment OF the Circuit Judge .af-
drmed aud motion dismissed. Opi-
nion BY Moses. @. j. -
Al s P. A., the Court adjourned
until Friday, 10th. 10 A. II. ,i-
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~ eA@O osshtasy - uu0 10 tho urgency
OF tlie'situattou they were in, and to
the fack et proper knowledge Of the
limits within which they should aot.
They committed no sfntentional
wrongs" 30. He admits sgaip, that the
repnsed Governor OF Louisiana. in
cassSof disturbance. should have
oa'iedsspon the oonStabuIary. or. if
necessary. the military force OF the
State. Bot this he did not do, because
it uouldHhavs prsoipiiased q bloody
conflict with the White League. He
allows . wide discystionl to, both the
military and Kellogg. and if they
erred. he would have Us understand
their failings leaned on the side of
Radical virsue-that of msintaipine
Kellogg and usqrpation at all hazards,
and should be condoned. He takes
precious good care, at the same time, to
dissyaw his own direct agency iu it,
sayioEsthat hsadid not know that any
such thing Was jim autici patton, though
ne would find Il hard to show what
elseioouid be expected With such u
person - ShsSidsns sent down there,
with aathoiity.;so assume command.
He wishes 70 ,hsysi 10 implied. evident.
ly. that he viii NOS do 10 ANY more.
The msin point 81 the ejsolion OF
members. the \ Rsttmsatips g on Of the Lee
gisl4tars. afssS sss copssStatsd. the
assumption 81 q right IA jsdss Of the
quAIatAsions Of members. or rather
the %aint.iusnsss tot Ksllosss righ. e
do .o'asas 'as 3 sOSaqhed gSsa ! adp0n llgAsIy and
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WILMINGTON q Bal
~ ''N NTi1IINORE RAlLROAD.
NAY Slst,iIs76.

MA OlottAS'Se
,-,,o wilmington as follows /: for
rams id,nhio ,TgV9 and intermediate stations, ZOO.
lia3 sS 5s7, 1880, a. m. ZOO 4l'' IsO a'S0'
b., B. l,dcJcpla md New York, L3l, a. IN ;
i,n,s1o i-'si .n anSi Intermediate stations, l2e2,
i.il.a a.. ~, and Washington, l2.5s. 2.o3, 1o.o2.
p"i.''l',''G f. n. i.!S, $50, 7.l0. y. N.
E. ,,s a. lev ,,' p,lawaro Division leave Tor .
!., n,,,r. 5.Oo, GO, a25, n IN. L2o. $40
s,,,pcto. and Intermediate stations. 900
~ ,;1pr mr. 1nd lI,crmcdiste station 800. 1928.
w. ruSDAY TRAINS:
4 ,le,pl,a pud intermediate stations, $40
s',Si'It,r ,S1'I' sia am Now York. 1.Sl. q. IN. :.
b'in'safe Anl Washington, l2.o2. 2.eS
r.. nnth.r n,omation passengers are re-
hal lpo tunc tables posted at tho depot'
n. r. tENNEY. Superintendent.