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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
Masters Sales.

ORANGEBURG-IS COMMON PLEAS.
Elizabeth B. Myers, formerly Elizabeth
f. Barnett rs Admrtx. cum tcstuncnfo
aneuro OF James X. MGorer deceased
Against
Mary f.. Moorcr, James w. Moorcr, Jacob
B. Moorcr. Ella J. Moorcr, wife Of j ohm
Moorcr, Irene T.. Shuicr, wife of Samuel
Shuler, Pelham Monrcr, IIcvward
Moorcr, VIM. Hutto and Samuel L Wells.
Ev virtue OF the Order ofthc said Court
in this cause, will sell at public anction
before the Court House in Orangcburg,
within the legal hours Of sale, on The first
Monday in October, 1870.
The remainder in fee after the tcrmina-
tion Of the life Estate of Nary T.. Moorcr.
widow, III all that tract or parcel of land
containing sevcnty-thrcc acres with the
improvements thcrconl assigned to the
said Mary +. Moorrr rs and for her Dover
on the real Estate OF which her late h,is-
band james Il. Moorcr died seized and
bounded North by lands off. NJ. Rast,
East and South by remaining lands lately
of James X. Moorcr, and West by lands o t
William luuo.
Tcrms-Cash. Purchaser to paw for
papers.
September 10th 1879.
STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLINIA.
In CoMMoN PLEAS.
Charles NJ. Wilder,
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The State Debt.

The decision Of the Supreme Court
has at'last been rendered on this i'm.
portant subject, which we trust will
put an end TO all agitation Of the
question in the future. It is the YER
dict of the Supreme Tribu nal of the
State, and, although it dces not give
either to the bond holders or the
State what was asked, it should b re
. garded rs conclusive, and uDqucstion-
able. 1t las been rendered Will.
great ability and carries conviction
along with it.
The judgment Of the Court CT
Claims ] as been set aside and the
cases lcnandtd to it for such pro-
cccdings as nay be necessary under
this decision.
We have not the space to give q
minute synopsis Of The decision in tlis
issue, but will cndcavor to inform our
readers Of the conclusions.
The consolidation bonds arc rcco:.
nized as negotiable securities. Con
tracts, however, to be legal, must j.,
i'll &C cordance with the Constitution.
Bonds OF contracts can only be made
for the State through an act of the
General Assembly, authorized by The
Constitution. If then the Act is un-
constitutional, the bond is Invalid,
although it may be in The hanls OF IL
Iona .fdc holder. But if, on the con
trnry, the Act is constitutional under
which the bonds arc issued the debt
is vaEid
Under these principles the Court
decides, that the Act TO redeem the
Bills Receivable Of the stare, the
Act authorizing the funding of The
bills of the Bank Of the State, the
Act TO provide Tor the arpointmen,
Of n Land Cen missioner, and the Act
to authorize 4 loan TO pay inter, st on
the pui lie dcLt, are all in conformity
to the provisions Ct the Constitution.
and therefore the bonds issued under
them are valid obligations of the
State.
But the second issue of bonds under
the last Act Amounting to one mil
lion Of dollars is pronounced Illegal.
The Act to authorize Il loan for the
relief Of the Treasury is also pro
nounccd unconstitutional, anl there
fore what are known rs the Treasury
bonds arc declared invalid.
The arguments upon which the
atovc conclusions were reached we
think are eminently just and sound,
and re hope that vexcd question is
now removed from the political
arena
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Z. DeM AIRS, Agt.
UNDER
NH A SONIC HALL

Friends and Countrymc1
;attcHl!
DO not wait until on spend
VEvcry cent in place. dear,
Make DEMARS your Grocer hcrel
Ask him for his HAMS so nice.
Running at the LOW EST PRICE!
stop and try his Flour so fine,
Cheese, and ALL things in his line!
Have some BUTrEl, sen, around
Every man should have a pound!
4 nd if you'd feel well and able,
H'nt his MACKEREL on your Table
Good are all things in his Store,
Reason cannot ask for more
Only try his LIQUORS rare
Cart be cguallcd any where!
Every man who knows DEMARS,
Hsushcs for his good Scgars,
In his Sample Room they fly,
livery time that they are dry
Some thing tells them HE'S the man
T .ook within his Store so grand,
In his Bar-Room-ncar at hand;
Question him and YOU will see
UNDERSOLD-.llE CANNOT BE.
oh wait not till YOU arc wiser,
Reason points to NJ. RISER,
Selling fancy Dri. Ks to all
Give him then , general call,
Rest assured, DEMARS sells cheap,
And the finest goods will keep,
Never cease to bless your stars
Down with all-cxccpt
Dam
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Estate Sale.

Tie Lands of the late w. NJ. IIntson
can be treated for nj private sale OH Il
liberal credit. They consist of the Office
Lot, which will he sold ~ whole or in
parcels to suit purchaser.
The Residence, OH Russell Street, with
out-buildings.
Two Lots on same side Of Amelia Street
and fronting it.
One Lot OH opposite side of Ameli,,
Street.
Rev. j. d. A. Brown, at the Residence,
and W. +. llutson, at the Office | OF, will
give every information in relation thereto.
III. NJ. HUTSON,
Execu,rix.
Ort Z
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A. NJ. BRIGGMANN,
DEALER IN
Liquors and Cigars,
TWO DOORS EAST OF

TWO DOORS EAST OF
ID e SMOAK e. 60
Now all ye people far and near
10 Brlggmann's Restaurant repair,
when Hunger OH your senses steals
And get your fancy Drinks and
Meals.
/ he old, the young, the wise, the gay.
All who have money, and can PAY
Call on me at my stand so new,
And l will do my best for you!
Five Hundred men are wanted now
10 unload schooners, GALL know
HOW'D
he work, I'm sure, will never cease
The pay is ust cents apiece!
lhcn come and get employment
good,
For would have it understood,
} Without Il single bit of fuss,
You u get your moneys worth with
Gus.
oct3 1870 1y
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03
THE CLERKS REPORT

To Mc Honorable he 1o,cn CouncH of
the Torn IF Orangcbu,y:
Gentlemen: have the honor her.
with to present to you the Biennial
Report Of the Treasurer Of the Town
Council of the Town of Orangeburg
for The two years ending September
Goth 1879.
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N NOtiCe,

All persons holding old school claims are
requested TO have them registered during
the month OF October or otherwise tEey
will be declared registration until Octorbcr
1850.
d. L. CONNOR,
School Commissioner
ofOrtngeburg County.
Sept. 10th 1879.
sept 10 2t
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NOTICE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
81

OFFlCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OnANGEHURG CouNrY.
Orangchnrg, S. c., Sept Eth 1879
We hereby notify all persons not to re-
move any sand or dirt from the public
highways in the County, and ifany person
or persons is found violating this order they
will be dealt with according to law.
y. n, HAYDEN.
Chairman Board county Commissioner 5
sept 10 q .
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NOTICE.
CLERKS OFrICl

CLERKS OFFICE,
Town Council OF ORANGEnURa.
ORANGEBURd, s. c., Sept. 25th 1879.
There will be an Election for Clerk Of
Council on the 1st. Tuesday in October
1879. Candidates will hand in their appli-
cation, together with bond in sum of
$1,000 with two (2) approved Surcties, on or
before that day.
by order of the Mayor.
L. r. MALONE
Clerk Of Council.
sept &c o.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From, The subrcribcr about the 10th inst ,
one tan-cclo ed hound Dog with a scar on
the forehead running over left eye. Any
information that will lead to the recovery
of aid Dog will be literally rewarded.
MRS. RACHAEL u. WILLIAMS,
Willow Township.
oct 3 II
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NOTICE

Mrs. j. Oakman, having occupied tho
Gomnodiousa residence Of Capt. f. II. W.
Briggmann on Amelia street, will accom-
modate few Boardcrs. Rates reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-03

a. II. LEW i'm,
Barb cr and Hair Dresser,
Nearly opposite Bull e. Scoville,
Guarantees Satisfaction in his line of
business. Patronage respectfully
solicited.
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For the Orangcburg TINES.
Il Question.

Tr. IdNW':
Why is it that the Barnwe!l and
Collcton boys all come to Orangcburg
to get wives ! don't sec any Of the
Orangeburg boys going to Harnwcll
or ColIclon for their better halves. I
cant sec Why ills, unless Orangehurg
Mi ''ls he best looking young ladies,
q Forkcr
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DIED..

CLEMENTS. On July ID. 1879. after a painful
Ilness. Mrs JANE n. CLEMENTS. OF Warrington
Funeral services VIII be held at her late residence
n snd s are q
CUMMINGS. At Ottawa. Canada July ls. 1879.
1nieIment at Phisceirhia-
GIBSON. Fell asleep on the morning Of July 70.
s.liie Z. Gibson, ased nine months sad ssssntssn
Funeral from Ter pars n.s' residence. No. al4s
street northwest, on Sunday. .; pm.
HILL: On July Is. 1879. JOHN ". g., only son Of
Emma p. Hill. aged six months and twenty eight
fqreral at IL O'Clock Friday. New Rochelle. New
HoMILLER. July ls. 1879. at 9 O'Clock am.
RPaIsn, infart daughter Of Michael Il. and n. J..
Funeral rotice In to-norrow's papers.
KREAMER. On July Is 1873. ut IL 40 pm. Mrs.
MAGGIE P. kREANIR, in the twenty fourth year Of
Funeral win take Sunday, O'Clock pm, from
The residence of Ter brotherinlaw. O. L. Williams.
94 strt eft northeast
ehid of G. 3. and NJ T. Lincoln. aged fourteen
months.
rd aSRss: s Tnsnss Gp n Nj street
xGEANY. On Saturday. July l9, 1873, MARGARET
nj
QUEEN mass at st Stephens church. at O'Clock.
On 9 .Ssy Is ss Ms sSs
\; d., and fer many years resident Of this city.
Funeral services VIII be held at her late residence,
sos Twenty first street northwest on Sunday. the
10th instant at N. Friends respectfully invited
to attend without further notice
ROBEY: July l9. 1879. at the residence OF W. r.
ascott, No. 436 NJ street northwest, WINFIELD
ScoTr NOR, aged thirty one years
Notice OF funeral in Sunday papers.
REUTER- On July 10, 1879, 10 is m, JOSEPH
ARTHUR REUTER-, aged nine months and twenty
three days, con of George and Matilda Reuter-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TRACY. Suddenly at his residence, corner Of
NTH and Boundary streets, July lS, 1873, A
TRACY, formerly Of Carmel, Ne. aged thirty-tour
Years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral tomorrow evening, at o'csock,
fri ~ his late residence Maine papers please
cory
WHEAT. OF consumption. on Saturday morn
ing July Is, 1873, JESSE O., only son Of Zacharish
a. d kusan Wheat, formerly Of wheeling, W. Va.
ass thrtytwo.
Funeral from residence OF parents, Is I street
norths sst ct pm Sunday. Friends u family cor
WINTER. Suddenly. Thursday morning, at s
o'cock an July %, 1879, Mrs. ELvIRA WINTER,
snn nuch beloved daughter of Lucy and the late
John Stone, If 0ee rgetown DC, aeed thirty Bine
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A SIGN PAINTERS INTENTIONAL woman who
part OF the city, says the Detroit Free Press en-
gagged painter to paint her sign. When it
came home the other day she saw that 1t read:
''Mrss. j. Blank, ETC., and she called out, '.You
have got an extra 81 in Mrs. and you must
paint the sign over again." The painter saw
the error, but be did not want the job OF cor
recting It, and he replied: Madam, haven't you
Mrs. when you lost the first?" 81 was" sand do
you think woman can 60 on marrying forever
and not lengthen out her title? Mrs. means a
woman who has been married twice, and is
young enough to marry again. and only yester-
day rich old coon was In our shop, and said II
he had any Idea that you were heart free he'd
come up" "Oh, well, you can nail up the
sigD," she interrupted. And it Is there to-day
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THE PRINCESS CLoTILDE, the sister OF the
King OF Italy, wife OF Prince Jerome Napoleon,
and mother OF the Bonapartist heir Prince VIC
tor, has been since her marriage even more de-
vout than she was as q girl-and she was al
ways distinguished by her intense religious
feeling. The lady who acts as her companion
and reader used to say to the young BRIDE
''AlteSse, what shall read" anything" an
sWered the Princess; and as OFTEN rs not when
the reader had settled down TO her work she
found hat the listener had slipped away to a
small oratG,.v adjoining her morning room.
The marriage, 1t is said, was brought about by
Cavour, and was part OF the price paid by Italy
for the French alliance.
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A CHILD WHO RESEMBLES A TURTLK.-Theref
old, bearing in many respects a striking resem-
blance to loggerhead turtle. The nose Is
hardly more than an idea, while the eyes have
that peculiar and unlntelig1ble stare as II look
back OF the neck downward an Impression Is
easily distfnguishable resembling the breast
bone OF turtle. All the limbs are deformed,
ending In web-footed claws, as IL drawn up by
an application OF hot water. This monstrosity,
strange as IL may seem, possesses the power OF
speech, and shows degree OF intelligence en-
ceived ideas OF an Intelligent countenance.
With an appetite which is Unsuitable In its
demands, and a fondneSs for raw meat eSpe-
pacity to appreciate danger; q love for aquatic
sports, and wild Joy In the water, renders this
pe gro girl, II such she may be called, phenom-
enon unequalled in this or any other country
KAUFMAN (Ter0s) Times.
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IL Prince Bismarck and family have stared
from Berlin for kissingen.
ss"Look out lam going to shoot you" said
a12-year-old boy, as he aimed gun at soma
school girls, at Lexington. The girls laughed
but the boy fired, killing one OF them.
The Postmaster at Logansport, Ind. Ia
been arraigned by the Presbyterian church to
which he belongs because he keeps the post
Office open an hour every Sunday morning.
eRThe Key West Viddette says it Is very
wrong to correct person older than yourself
Perhaps IL Is: but IL any man comes into this
Office and states that he is under the impression
that he can fire us out, he's going to get cor
Tected, even IL he's as old as the average ballet
dancer.-t Boston Post.
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eE-In Bombay cotton factory a man re-
ceives S. month, woman 81, and a child So so.
eK-Men milliners are on the increase In New
York, but no ladies have yet gone into tailor.
Ing.
tE-The convicts in the Connecticut state
prison hiss and jeer at those who try TO preach
revival sermons TO them.
eB-Garbadi can't get divorce from wife
who confessed to him Immediately after his
marriage that he would not be the father OF the
nIst child after their union.
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THE CUNARD sTEAMsHIP COMPANY LINZ
TIED
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr.
FROM DER n r NEW WORK

ABYHSINIa, Wednesday, July 23, Z Boa m.
BOTHN1A, Wednesday, July 80, 2S0 pm.
GALA, Wednesday. August 9, "a m
6CYTHIA, Wednesday, AUGUST eel am.
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By steamers Carrying Storage. $50 and 500 gold,
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, Sl5, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable termA
SteefAee at very low rates Steefage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe ut lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
ana Tor Mediterranean ports
For freieht and pasesee apply at the Comp any's
Office, No. Bowling Green or both steera9e and
cabin, TO OTIS BIGELOW, 6O6 It'll street. Washing
IA jain5s.iy CHAa G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, ny.
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HUNTER BEACH. ON Thu-sdsy. July IT,
1873, by the Rev. W. g. Penick, yNo. HUNTER OF
Washington. d. @ !, to Miss LULA NJ. BEACH, dsugh-
Ter Of Presley Beach, q native of Loudon and res
ident Of Alexard d. il, Va
MEGSER-eAYERS. On July Il. 1879. by the
kev. Q. Q. Mesdor, WILLIAM MEssER to CAIHA-
RINE O eAYERs, all Of this city rBsltmore Sun and
Marlboro Gazette p'ease copy ]
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PROPOSALS.

~ MENT,
,,,o,o, WAsHINGToN. D. q. July 14th. 1879
PROPOSALS. FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
WORK FOR THE WASHINGTON MON6-
Eealed proposals for furnishing and setting in DO.
SIT on Wrought and CAST Iron Work required in the
INFERIOR I OF toe Washington Monument. in this city
NH be received at this office until II M on the 18th
Gay OF July: and opened Immediate y thereafter.
sM cncatons. drawings, blanks and any further
AH1ofnatlon required, can be obtained at this office
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
IKE. LIEUT. Col. CORPs OF En- GINEER.
yAoo' Engineer in Charge.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAnROAD,
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line 60 the
North. NorthWest, West

N. EaS g Hssf. ~. 19g sBa1s EEA 4 =;
North: Ne.thEe.t. West
TO take ssf k sS1VnEse #A Mf1 n 1s3s
OF saad.9s 70 ,ns sGSp
= Sas x wnan
$50 1@ :.lB.Iti% Annapolis and way. ,sPied.
ref sns Vsv V Frede
sS mf6;It e and Isnrs1 Esgrss.
winchester, Haserstown and way ststaons
$50 am-NeW York, Philadelphis, Boston and
B Bat Express. Parlor car to New York and
s;sS 8 mist: Louis. Chicago, Columbus and
stanI ton Pullman Cars to Gineinna, daiig. q GRAZ
s1ssRt Ann.po
hs ,o ep az WAY -r.,tmo-.rx, s.o,. a. p.a.n.
College Ysass 5sns
ton, yessup's and Hanover; u.
and - W. ?: m--Batim0rs Annapolis Ei00ts City
-i:so ?: m;-New York. Philadelphia. and Boston
5:$S p. m-40n SUNDAY only. Baltimore and Way.
E1prsss: Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
4:s5 p. m-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town, &inchester snd way ststons ON sundsS to
Point Of Books and Way Stations only: w. o..
3 80 p. m.-fPHILADELPH1A, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS Norfolk except Sun.
day. Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$50 p. m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
90 p. m.-fBaltimore and Way Stations
$40 p. m.-fBALTIMORE EXPRESS Ellicott
Sis p.la.NfGHICAGO, COLUMBUS ANDPITrs-
ssssa5Sh s s:.sESs ESRa HSkk PH11Apz1RH1A
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York, and
special sleeping to Philadelphia
IL 90 p. MIST Louis and Cincinnati Expresa
Pullman Cars.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stop ut Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofhces Washington Station, and
Cos 6l9 and l435 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
VIII Dc taken LOT BagEase TO Be CHECKED and RECEIVED
Master Of Transportation.
[. IL COLE, Genera Ticket Agent
GEO. KOONTZ. General Agent rnyl7tr
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RAILROADS.

Ne" YORK
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. ...... at O5 am
And Arrive at Littleton. 20 pm
And Arrive Ut Bethlehem. at 745 pm.
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. ........at 1855 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyans ................atS 8. 10 pm
And Arrive at Profile House. ..........at s. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Crawford House. at 8. 80 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec. at 80 am.
Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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i UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL HrKAMHns,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL

City Of Berlin. 649l tons City Of Montreal .4i9O
City Of Richmond. 1877 tons City Of Brussels. .S75s
These magnificent steamers are among the atronS
est. largest and fastest on the Atlantic and have
water and electric bells TN staterooms, revolving
chairs IN saloons, bath and smoking rooms. barber
shops, etc.
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
70 JOHN g. DALE. agent; VI Broadway, ny; OF to
BRO, 923 Penn'a ave- g. VI. MOSS, Adams Ex-
pres Washington. dec18eo1ys
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BANKERS.

31O - ~ 900 INVESTED In Wal q elooEa
~ makes fortunes every month Book seni free.
S1nfs@. Il va. Add1' s ssD5a1 o.
A HxMBER OF TIE STOCK EXOHAN0I NJ
execute orders for the purchase or sale Of 6toch1
S0oos Hho Gold on moderate Maze4nA Oommis
g resRonEhle parties only. Oorresp0ndencs sole
eeoek Exchange, IS wan Il, Nev YORK Rsfefeno0
y. Hanyar. Esa. RTssiesmt EsttonA Truge 90.
00W xogL 3ANlJ11
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WON HOIST'S CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY
OF THE UNITED STATES. Volume z. Price
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UNITED STATES AT WASHINGTON. Price g.
A comprehensive view OF the powers functions
and duties Of the Heads Of Departments, Bureaus,
and Divisions st Washington as prescribed by Law
and h RuatOns; aso ske tch in detail OF their prac
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above sent by mail post paid, upon receipt OF price
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1919 PENNgXLXANIA 1879

1879 Ezs sSHAH 1879
TO THE ,d MOTH; VEST; . AE1 soT1HwzsT.
TRAINS LEAVE X Ei SA 2EHf "a IT. from p.D
sn % as %. and s S
7:S0 pm. daily, With Palace Gar to GS,osSo.
For Gsn and VI RoahesteE Bun.lo Ni.s.r.
SSsad:S as In dslX; ssosPs s;sqS;$sy VIZ
Tor New Yo1f and the East. 30 IN daily, except
G:rs 80 10 ssijy. Except 5 Sunday. An fArl0F
viii 2sss !.
Wt doI i,1 ferriAse and journey across Kew
For ' PhiisdsIphl. :ss Am and 80 pm, daily
For sss g e., s sasS9t ssnriS S
s1s saa q eo.1 e1 % d. Sunday 1880 AM
For Repe's Grsss Line. "a = n. and 4.2o p. m.
For ~, AnHsSoI]: 40 = n and $40 p H. daily. sz.
T T5Y I AHH a55ffSS11sbhI2 AND %ssh h
For Alexandra is. 9. Q. 10, IL Am i l5, 3, 4:zU
Pa x. .n naa II ~ Pm. On Sunday at 4 No. and
For Richmond and the Bouth. $50 Am. daily. and
0:2 m daily. except Sunday.
glO, ~ An: I, 3 4:2O,6. Q. z and Ia pm. on
Sunday q 3 ana 10 Am, and pm
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Osr "A
commodattons can be procured 1t the ofi1ces north
svsnns Of ss.h sress anX PsDn
gylvanis avenue and at the depot where orders can
be left for checking OF baggage TO destination from
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