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Amnsements.

- 49, 49,
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GHBAT BILL
IMPERIAL
JAPANESE TROUPE ...
rouR T2f 81 5Fn JULY
II tine Of h' startling and wonderful feat Of D'a's The %
TWO PERFORMANCES
AFTERNOON. ScIoGs
FRIDAY ja S@coNPiiMESTARY TESTIMONIAL to the Ltlo
All bail. .gsHs. Mcguire Rsy. japanese Troupe must be pre-
sntea the IO6ce Of the Academy SATURDAY, JgI
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. -,
IA 4 hAGUIRB aud Prof RSLBY Managers
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
LITTLE CHAMPION
"A l. l. RI O. II Il ;"
AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONB OF THB
IMPERIAL
JAPANESE TROUPE.
MATINEE. SATURDAY July at2.o.sloeS
OLYMPIC THEATER; .ucou..
Of the New Nautical National Drama.
BRITISH NEUTRALITY,
B BRITISH E NHIITR TT'
sdHGIPR6 ENTHUSIASM By CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE
''''N'N THE BEAUTIFUL. NEW SCENERY
MR. BAKERS DELIGHTFUL MUSIC.
AND THE GREAT EPFECTSTho Wreck OF the rohead PaeeF
AL 5. s 1fu 6eEond ANTICIPATION 10 vrour
TERRACE GARDEN-T0-NIGHr
Thr;aye, between Finyeghth aud Efy nlnth S'a
THEODORE THOMASS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
UNDER HIS PERSONAL DIRECrI0Nl
March Grass 9s der Fene nlsnas
B. Wa,l An der schooner blanen tueTl. strauss
T. Ballet de Ia RENE de Saba S9gnol
6. Idyl, Evening Belly Bach
P P iRPsS .RRs;ap'
q 0yertgTe Poet and Pesanto .suppe
10 Polka MlIqra Arm in Arm" (He~ ' Sy
y N VAT AaIs =, We p.i.D1 Ic:i oan5.cb
cSSSSa15111CfoR. We rn..a.s TioDoRB THOMAS
pR0ADWAY THEATERmAdmisssisoen so cts
LUCiiLE WESTERN iS'I X THREE CHARACTERS.
ATONEMENT;
OR THE CHILD-STEALER.
FRIDAY-PAREWBLL BENEFIT or LUCILLE WESTERN
MOSDAY-IULIA DEAN.
RROADWAY THEATER.-Admlssi 90 cts
| ID LAST WEEK or LUCILLE WESTERN
MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
| THURSDAY. July : A GAIA Bill" pv,,pvrr
FRIDAY hGLk LAST WssTEs nA H
MONDAY JULIA DRAM
| ID and MERCHANTS
FIRST GRAND CONCERT.
aITying Hall
a., ovonaS @I .Ip S6HRY FIIzPA M THOMAS
"' 'hoH'N 'i and Mr. 4 sEDGwfcK '"''''''
Popular American,
Euglish. Iush and Scotch Ballats
Musical Director.
Mr. H. SBDGWlCK.
Admission 81
Commence at n O'Clock
! DOWERY THEATER.
I'D GLORIOUS FOURTH or JULY
40 grand at o'clock EVENING at
O'clock - - ... -.
FELLOW CLERK foODLEs sARAHS YOUNG MAN.
PUTNAM. NOSE"
| ERENCH THEATER-FOURTH of JULY
ARABS MATINEE Hl Ryenilg performance m Admission
parts Of the Benz Gong Gong Tribe IN Their brit
liant performances ar Bros the TrapeEe MI and
Mrs Gomersa PERFECTION Admission, all parts, 30 cents
BoIes secured - cents extra
| NTORRELL SISTERS-NEW-YOR THEA
w TER Nos Broadway WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
second nights Of the hurleslue Of ARhH MA PO1UE
preeeel - THB IRISH LIOS FRlDAY-Beneht Of BAKER
Admission 80 Doors open at ~ Curtain rises az O'clock
| EORGIA MINSTRELS.
| W FOURTH OF JULY MATINEE 2
| BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE.
| EVENING, p m. GREAT ATTRACTION
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CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-BesoFe Judge
BLATCHFORD.
CONDENSATION
Return of process having been made and NO. cka,u-
appearing for the following property. on notion OF
Daniel c. Rollins Assistant United States District Ater
ney a decree was entered conCemnng it by default;
One tObaeco-cuttng machipe and 400 lbs OF smoking
tobacco found at Nos $40 an5l2 West Thirty f0urhst.
and one Rogers" tobaccOcutting machine and other
property found the Of No. 42e West Twenty sew
thgf
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Amneemenis.

THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
Il MUSEUM AND MENAGERIB co,
D Sooi D RisIcH TiTnEF i'1 Co oi'f
ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONS
GLORIOUS BIRTHDAY OF FREEDOM
PERFORMANCES NEARLY S'Ei EVERY HOUR,
COMsuiSCISG AT IOi AM
The renowned Liiputiahs,
GEN. TOM THUMB.
MIL "'' O''''''"' L&SINIA WARREN SrRArroS.
COMMODORE MUTT.
MISS MINNIE WARREN.
TIN SMALLEST MATURE HUMAN BRINGS
ever a or MS H AZ %SD RvESs
and vi" ,gDssr p; lSTs ES ys1 SS
ioBary drama Of
THE SONS OF FREEDOM.
PROF HuTCHSGs sF EIT CALCULATOR
AS LIVING c. R9 9gH MOUNTAIN StS1 @oSs f
LIVING Alligator 10 fst long together with two yOang sASisr
YELLOW JAPANESE BEI,
Il IlSISs sSASESi 9GSkEyS fES$SED sEII
OVER 10000 CUROSiTES
JULY EXTRA FERFoRM1NcE NRARLY EVERY HOUR, DAY
AND EVENING
XVALLACK'S.
W D''' 'P fa Isl tvf GsT%ie'''' ats
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
the new IRISH Drama in Prologue written expressly o
MR DAN BRYANT
By Messrs Henry Morfori and John Brougham, entitled
THE BELLS OF SHANDON,
which he produced with Costumes appointment and
q cast ''-''' Mr. DAN BRYANT AS BARRY oLEARY
NIBLO's GARDEN; ,r,,,,,v wuv,rtrv
| ~ LESSEE AND WILLIAM "hhAiLbi'
THE BLACK CROOK,
! RENEWED aud RECONSTRUCTED.
THIS THURSDAYl EVENING. July Z, .
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHTH PERFORMANCE
|
GREAT SPECTACLE
| when 4 will be presented With -
| GRAND PARISIENNE BALLET,
strongly reinforced ~ new Artstes
| NEW BNLETS, COSTUMES AND MUsiCl
Marstous great scene.
| AN ILLUMINATED BALLROOM,
| IN which viii be gsena
GRAND CARNIVAL AND MASQUERADE
% ''D''' GfAyD NJ - o'clock
Wien al the new scenes and ea Cbe sysa.
| DANYARD'S NEW MUSEUM,
| ID Corner Of Broadway sui Thirtethss
| MONDAY EVENING July l. and during the we'k.
the great sensational drama Of
| lie AUBERGISTE.
with superior cast .
| WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS al p IN
| Admission cert Children - ceuts
| THURSDAY, july T. GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCES
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ETEAM COMMUNICATIONS Z
NEW-YORK AND AUSTRALIA,
\

VIA PANAMA,
THE PANAMA, NEwZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL
MAIL COMPANY dispatch the 2ih Of each month from
BANANA TO WELLINGTON, N D., AND THE AUSTRALIAN
rOIoSIRS connecting Of the PACIFIC MAIL
kTgANSHIP COMPANY. leaving NETWORK FOR ASPINWALL
COLON on the each month First and second class
En- be covered under through following From New
R to ports in New.Zeaud Sydney Melbourne, $40 to s64
s class and s2s to @2s3 seconda payable United States
kod coin.
sp steamers run 70 newly discovered gold Of HOkks
Bss Zealand.
Arrangements are nov completed issuing through bills of dag
Freight payable here.
application to be made 70 the PAClFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY No. SO wa-st, or to
CHARLES W. WEST Agent,
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from Buffalo.
Tickets sold baggage checked at the Office board
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY, ATHENS,
points West aud North IN connection With Nrierk Gea-
trail and Albany and Susqlehauna Railroad
VIA ALBANY,
Steamers DREW and ST. JOHN,
ate o'clock p. IN - 1900
Steamers DEAN RICIinOND aud c. VANDERBILT,
al 9 O'clock H from Pier No II North River. foot " Carast
Tickets sold TO all points Office dock and baggage checked
DEOPLE's LINE-SUNDAY IN SARATOGA.
Sunday Albany and Saratoga connecting VIII
Peoples Steamers commeucag June 90 Take Drew STuk
DAY at p ID from Pier ~ R. arriving Saratosa it about
SUNDAY morning Returning leave Saratoga > m IN time
for Dean Richmond from Albany at
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Chances for Business Ellen.

DRUG STORE for SALE-Nicely fitted up
IL dong good paying business which ~ proper atehol
can I've greatly increased Thrre lease of whole building
good location for Physician VIII be sold very os cash custo
For particulars, &C. apply 10 Van lS@EN
anIn 400 FOR a PAPER-M MILL at Nor
D lU.UUU rsowu N. J.-Its running daily, aud pays
worth s2OOOO BRUSH, No ~ Cnst, Ne"-ioIh
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COURT cALENDAR-FRrDAr, July s.

ERs PART I.-PEcKHts, J.
l4l-Ballantine agt Ballant'ae
I43-Badox agt RobiBson.
l47--Schwsrtz sgt schirnsn
l63-Frechs sgt Trechs
i64-Smith ct al agt Hslsted el sL
IT5-Sirth- ave. X. X Co. agt Vsz
WFgener
fAL TKks.-GROss. J.
59-Stellkeimer, IT,, agt Pcgark
6O-HOrtter agt Benner.
6i-Muller at. Holden.
62-Shennn sgt. Lyou.
63-Fiekett agt Richardson.
64-GoueI agt, The Ceniral Amer.
Navigation Co.
65-Barnes sgt Parker.
66-Powell ACT. Philies.
61-WllkinSOa agt. BeFtram.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAsH
2O-Mahnken ct al sgt. Becker
ct al.
35-Salamon sgt. Young.
a-RicbarisoHsagt Frank.
T5-Troweiu, ST.. et al. agt. kndd. |
9l-Rdwards agt. Jackson ct al.
l4O-Wedsl act Cam. =
MARINE COURT.-TH
9-McCauley sgt Brown.
Moouan agt. Keenan,.
Morris sgt Bergen.
5l-lIeddon agt. EastOn.
52-George agt. Bssion.
53-Schloss at. Baer
54-Kendrlek agt Logee.
55-Murphy agt. Ssward.
Si-Behau sgt. Cruikshank.
5s-Hne agt Hettrlck.
5s-Hurlbert agt L. ID. and W.
X. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

TRAINS LEAVE SEWYORK:
Hew-Iaven Bridgeport 100. eco tELl. l130 A. 2
Oh, 3OS OBJ, a{5, 80 aud BOO or p. m.
Fo hnio Stsiiord, Fairfield Southport and WeiPor 1o liz
FOR NoraaE, Zoo 200 Ok 900 llN n, Is OH 900 lgrl
345 40. fEI) $50. 900 (kri p. m.
For Darier, 100 800 li.;J a. ~ AS 40, sop m.
For Greenwich 100. 500 ll3D Jij ~. 40 go p m.
For STANFORD 700 (rD 900 lOA 25 tKT) 2l5 90,
Greenvich and intermediate staton'7 300 lO m Al'
49, '''' go" Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, G.O0 RI 40 (ELl, aO0p
For Boston shore Line. l2l3 (EIJ 300 p -
For Hartford and Springfield eco (kI lA9 200 9Th g."
For Connecticut River Railroad 600 CRI l2i5P to Mon
trea, 100 D. IN Northampton. -.
For Hartford Providence Fisbl Railroad go (I m, l2l'
Tor ycwHaven YevLondon stOnngoa Railroad at sOO
I2l5. 100. GO0p
for Canal Railroad p IS p. m to Northampton.
] or Housaonic Railroad 900 a. M. 800 p
foi Dsniury and HorraI. Railroad TOyaoO NJ 1902
comnOdous Sleeping Cors attached To SVV P 20 n ,c 81
NORTHERN r. r. of n. J.-Tmins leave
~ City for Pennout 1913 and e25 lil5 ~ S:I1
and 62p Saturday only II IS p 1he925 m az! and ~
through to Monsey TiiOS w DEAARESI Superintendent
NEW-YOK Rand FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing June lb'-leAye
Hunters Pou 6:lO TBS $3.50 o M '9;D A. M IZ.
p NJ D. '43O $3.50 1870 p m $50 z ~
SoD.y $40 r. S % s Sl P wSoS returning
TBS 1855 $3.50 Tuesday ana SAiuaA, hbn'
E1a trains leave Flushing II Hanters Point At l2lS m
Boats leave James slip every bali hour Tiny i3a ever seeu
utes L. ~ vOlhiIso suPeIlht-nuehe-
RKADISG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COHPASI,]
SUPERINTENDENT OEUcg, CCLuaBIt, Pa May y, 1901
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
Passengers leaving NewYok II, via Central View
Jersey Railroad make connection at Reading ior EpTata LIZ
Lancaster and Columbia tng At Lancaster and Columbia at 80
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EorRTH on JuLY EXCLUSION 10 WEST

4 POINT and SENBCBGH-The steamer THOMAS COLLYER
leave Pier July the h 1:5; Thirty
5:i3 landing 10 iousr' a.J M u ss 1885, DqDb' Ferry
lSji rngtou O'Clock; Slug Sn 40 ~ O'Clock; Haiestaw,
C. Correu 1880 West Point 55; Cold Spring, lJ0 Com.
wall b., Nesburgh l2:l Returning ieacs Newbarsh 0
l.. - - W. -.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

=
I ROADSIDE and aher MONDAY April 3. lSbI, trains tot
Troy connecting with Northern and western -s VI"
leave New York a. follows ....,
NJ EIrress tnn Hudson River Railroad, rhttthst ard
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge Without an e
connecting Troy with tsns for Saratoga, Rutland buiag
tor. Andtho North
1880 EIPe. Railroad Tveuty.Ihs and
Chatham Lebanon
Springs Pts6ei & Albany with Westem tlas sno ~ Troy with
ior Saratoga. Rutland. Burrco ami TIE NORTH
Express Hudson River Railroad connecting AZ Albany
With train for The West
$3.50 Epress Hudson River Railroad connecting Al
Albany Western and Troy With trains M Montreal sa
sleeping al attached
Express via Harlem Railroad connecting Al Chatham
Western Railroad Lebanon springs f4tu &C. and a. Al
banvv viii Sleeping attached Il Albany
via Hudson River Railroad silL sleeping
attached Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without
creeping Safuraa attached
Odenure houi change va Rome W ahi o.
Railroad Corectioa oT Val be- made h'i Albany Tbs a
will SUNDAYS .
n y NJ tan M Inisoa River Railroad With sleeping attached
connecting Albany viii early Trims uf s1o au nNol bfke,
Truy ioI saog and poua North tbs uain ~l
TuI tuutarA
Sunasy train lisou River Railroad ION Ses lofk
10 pouvhI erpsie aEI intermediate stations icarE Nca-loFz a.
m Returning Pougbkstpne a. 3i3 al'tg ~ NeflorE
Also sunday train Harlem Earosi esyre Fo-r s'eon q At
Ga Nieron $3.50 Returning leave Miller
ton Al 5 D. H., arr ring 81 Nes lort ~ l2:lo }.
4 III D..
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JEW YORK and NEW-IIAYEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COAfAiIsGIAB JUNE D. i6bL
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRT

Passenger Station IN York corner wuy FouIh.
ave. Entrance TEeatT-ieyeuthsL
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Gtenmbeats ano nailroa0s.

SARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
- PENSION BRIDGE, MOUNT nASsHELp and %H III,
MOUNTAINS via BURLINGTON, and all points North ard Mest
ALBANY DAY LINR-The steamboats, C. VlbBAkD AMI DthlhL
DREW will and aher NAV 3D. leave Desbrossest al 80 snd
8:45 Albany aniing al Nnuft lo14eus
West Point Ns.burgh POughkeepAe kiGebeck Bristol, CaA,
Athens Hudson b. ferry connecting at Athens Depot ~ pec n
with the NewYok Central aad Rensselaer, and SaIaiosa ha@a' Va
Schenectady Albany and Susquehauna Railroad a. Junction. eno
without change the Lake Champ seamat AZ White
hall Point arriving at Montreal Returning VIII
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

iea'e Albany az o.lo A. M
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Depot EewYoTk foot Of IAbet con
meets At Hampton Junction with and Western
Railroad and at Rasson Lhgh valley Railroad and ITS ounee
tons forming Pittsburgh and the West Without eahse
- ...... $1,000,
Three Express daily for the West except Sundays when one
in the
miles thLe hours saved by this line to Chicago OnnA
st. Lolis 6e.. with but one change OF ears
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing April %, 86I-Leaye New-iork as follows; -
mFor Pennington, Rsston, Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk
Nliiamsport. Wilkesbarre. hshsnov City, &c.
m-NKTEKN EXPRESS for RaSton Allentown HarruTz frts
the West with but OF 70 Ccnns or t
Louis Connects 81 Harrisburg VII"
Northern Pha and Erie Roads for Bne aud The on beo
at junction with DEL Lack aud West Tor STouaso
Scranton. Pttston, Kingston. Great Bend &c
Il TRAISFor Eason Allentown Msncb Chunk: "lAesnIie
Reading Columbia Lancaster BPhrta L POtsv Harrisburg &c
m.-For Piainhed
D. m.-FOr BastOu.
S D. m-For Someryile and FeningtOn. =,
D. m-CSCINNATI EKPREss-For Eason, Behehem, hlAuoh
Chunk Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago AND Cncunaeon
meets Harrisburg for WiamsPo Erie, &c Sleeping cars
to Pittsburgh
6.l5p me-For Junction and intermediate stations
7:3O ,. m.-FOr Somerlle.
D. m.-WESrBRE EXPRESS TRAlN-For Easton, Ahento"h
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, and the West
CITY TO Pittsburgh every evening
Additional 10 Bergen Point, Elizabeth &c
Tickets for the obtained At the once Of the Central Ra
road Of New jersey heryst, r. at No Asor House Nos
Broadway and at Ne. 10 Greeuwch-st
JOSIAH o. STEARNS, Superintendent
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9teamboais ano flaiIroa0s.

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAY ELERS-
APPLETONS RAILWAY GUIDE contains One Hundred Railway
Tables Of all the RAILWAYS Of the United States ana
the CsnadaS Also TOURIST GUIDE TO TIE WateTingpaee
Springs. &c. For sale everywhere
TOR HARTFORD-StOpplng at all points on
the Connecticut MERCHANTS LINE The and e
CANT ESCORT Capt K Ieuo nd W W COII
Capt daily SUNDAYS excepted rVn Pier NO " loot oil
bsny-st Returning leaves Hartford from ChaTius Whar
Freight taken reduced rates Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed ST. No charge for behA Meals and state
extra
MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKlLL.-The
" splendid steamer ANTELOPE will commence her regular
Trims on this route on SATURDAY MORNING 1t June leaving ar
so.st Pier every rh0n exception. will land at hiy
iorrts Yonkers. Dobb Ferry Hastings Ts1town Naek sing
Sing IIavesw Grassy Point and Yepuck Leaves Peeks on
return, y ?. II.
UREAT REDUCTION-LOW FARE to the
III WFST NORTH and EAST. via TROY LINZ OF STEAMERS
from Pier No "A n R. foot Spngt, daily o'clock Ssut
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E0URTH OF July EXCURSION TO WEST

The new and rart steamboat SAVANNAH Capt Charles Post
RosiyH THURSDAY MORNING July g. st5 10 ocoes.
Gusoo 70 go Sands Mint Crest Neck 100,
Boz Doi a. Wbtone 7o and viii leave Pecksp Nes lork, for
ctfunon 10 West Point a ~ a.
R.tiuus VIII leave Ses.lok AZ Tor he above landing.
1rt or the ttcdriou @r Gu be procured time nom the
Cers 90 tie Dock a. Pccl slip board The BoAt
= L-- b u - |. On ----
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
~ Of Cbambers-st Payonia Ferry:
500 ~ Day Express for Rochester Bufao, aud all points West
and Sontb go -,
$3.50 n Trsin daily osvlle and intermediate stations
EHpes Ma. Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkirk, and all
points and South.
$3.50 D. m Train. for Middeovn and intermediate stations
Train for Port Jervs Newburgh Warwick and In
termsdiate stations ,,.-l
and all points South and est
6:OOp NJ Way Tram for suaen and intermediate stations
900 Night Express daily for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca
Dunkirk. md All 20. " est and south.
500 pm. RmrTant Tan daily, for the West
Also Way Trains for Boiling spring Pate and Paterson a. o. "
md g.l5 a. M 70 n. Las l. , 63 and II On NEDNhS
y clock for Suhern and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAINSs:3O Way Train far oisvaei Y TaId
Paterson Night FJTess for Dunkk Buffalo Koch
ester Salamanca aud all points West and Souhi m Tor Paterson
and Port Jervis
change Coaches sui direct connection with AL Southern and
Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated and Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trains . .,n
tickets can obtained the CompsnVs oceNo pa Broadway
Depot OF Chambest Mes ioE aud Long DOCK Depot jersey
civ II. RIDDLE. Genl Supt
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ShrcWd Rascnlity.

N man calling himself WILLIAM Rrpp. Of
Tennessee, engaged as. u farm hand with Mr..
S, j, ,KIcKESBAEER about month ago. On
"Wednesday last; ho brought tt to Mr. II. n letter
cont; i:ins sonic money, and 'purperting to be
an offer of n lucrative situation near Ninety
Six. which letter KUDD said ncighhor had
taken from the postofficc, and sent to him that
day. Mr. II. released him from his engage
ment; and he left his place that afternoon,
telling all good bye, and cx PRESSING many re-
grcts, &c. Afterwards some circumstances
exciting Mr.7RlcKENBAKER's suspicious. ha
made inquiries of tho ncighbor alluded to- found
that the letter was forgery of Rrbp himself
and that trpD the evening before had been
in the store on the place with only little boy
present. which accounted for the money i'll the
letter a., i; M. e4 !,
r. Efforts are being made tocatch the individ
ual and we hope thcy will prove successful.
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Consignees per South Car0lina Raiiroad
Hmm S/L ,fo1ttI J,.J,..,1 .

bailey s. Rros., J. D. White, w: McElrey, J. a.
Cummings, Bull q Scovill. H. l.. Wolfe, w. r. Witt,
Mcllichamp, T. NJ. Bart p II. W. Briggmann, Il.
W. Bates, J. Z. Edwards. ~ q. Sallcy, J. d. Zcig-
ler. G. lnabinet, J. q. Ilccner Corncison, Kramer
& Co., =. Livingston, !. a. Hamilton, }. j. Douglas,
~ b., d. Lonis & Co, j. n Riley, A. c. H., j. d.
Foglc J. Conner, L. Ray W. Knots, "a; n. Wanna
maker, j. Cannon V. pittian, Ezekiel & Kolln, J.
II. Fielder, J. Rickcnbaker. NJ. s., D. Il. Barton,
II. tnndcrburg, j. ID. Dantzer, j. ID. S,ockcr & Co.
J. !" Dantzlcr, l.. Ransdale, Dukes & Shmcr, J. S.
Jennings, q. ID. Kct & Co. w b. Livingston. J.
Lucas, j. Is. Phelps u. Shulcr, =. VI. Fowcs. S. NJ.
Fairy, q. ID. Rns, }. l.. Rns. II. y. j. G. lIarlnan
Robinson Co., Rev ". q. Conner, W. c. NJ. NJ.
Albrcclit
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-23
The Southern CuIiiyator.

The March number Of this valuable rcriodi.
cal is before us. Why docs not every planter il,
Orangcburg take Il journal of this description
Don't be behind the times; there arc advances
in the science of agriculture as in cvcrythin.
else. and it will pay you to send two dollars to
/. ". y. White, Athens, Georgia. and learn how
~ make more corn, nlorr cotton. more Of every
thing desirable on a plantation with the least
possible outlay
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Receiving Monthly
NOTICE.
OFFICE ASST .lssR INTERNAL REvENuI

OFFICE ASST tSS'R INTERNAL REVENUE
OnASGEn,nu e. H., S. c. March ID, 1867.
In accordance with the recent Changes made in the
Internal Revenue Law, nll Special Taxes, (prcvo,s-
~ called Locnscs,) ns also Incomes for 1866 Car
riagcs Billiard Tables, Plate, of either Gold or Sill
vcr and Watches, are to be returned Immediately
Special Taxes will date from March 1st instcpd of
May ls', M formerly, unless Returned within time
specified by law penalty Of ten per ccnium will be
added. Persons ncgccting to make returns for any
busness or occupation for which spcoinl Tax Tor
l.iccnso) is imposed, arc liable to fine of $500
will be Mt my effioc at Orangchurg c. H.. on
Tuesday and Saturday Of c. ry week, and will givs
oil desired information. Other days will visit tho
different Precincts Polls. of which duo notice
shall be glvon
N.B-hiy Office is at the Store of c. s. Bull &
Cs.
mur lo---''n Assistant Assessor,
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2 LLA 4 b !. 10. st

For the liberal patronage which hsve thus hs
received from the citizens of OranEebure District
and the confidence shcwn in me BY. very numerous
friends. ! tukc the, opportunity Of expressing my
sincere gratitude in this, the first issue Of tho
"ORASoEBrRt NHws." The encouragement OF past
patronage and Kindness induces d strong faith in
future success md, while thanking my friends for
past favors can assure them tlldt nothing viii 30
left undonc to deserve their continuing patronage
My Store will be essentially DRUG STOKla: ilfds
will be kept such Drugs and Medicines alone Ms r
will warrant Genuine and Pure. Ibnve arrnngcd to
supply my customers with Medicines Of tie very
best quality afforded in the market. avoid all
cheap useless articles md yet my prices shall he az
reasonable for VALUABLE. GOOD, FRESH MEDI..
ClNES as my body's.
invite the PHYSICIANS Of the District to call
and examine for themselves. They arc Judges to
whose opinions submit. Send your Orders and
they will bc filed to your satisfaction. To the Ciff~
zens Of my native District who have tried NO. say
don't give ne up try me little longer and yn,l
not regret --you'll find I'll stand long race, ns
woll short Que; and your faith in ,o shall n,4
be misplaced. To those WHO have no. ye. tried 1.s
now is your time 70 begin. AS before. il YOU want
good, pure, family MEDICINES, such ms
Lau'lnnun, Parcgorc, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil. Up
som Salts, Glnpbcr Salts, Cream Tarur,Ca-b. Soln,
&C., &c., or Dye StuTs and Paints. am, R,ushss,
Concentrated Lyc, &c., cvcn Patent lfcdisincs
Of all kinds. Now, just call as that Little Store on
Main-Strcct, and you will he surc to get what yom
want.
This Drug Store looks small, hui your surprise
will be grca, when you enter to fnl how appear.
nnccs deceive, anil what quantity of good .hugs
within this samo Little Store.
B. NJ. SuILER,
... Druggist.
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The Death Of an Estimable Citizen

~ fn.thc discharge our duty as chroniclcrs
iiof District events VIC, have sad well us pleas
= ing duties to perform. On this occasion: VIC
announce the deccasc Of Mr.. WILLIAM ZlM-
;MERalAS, well known to us all. for his genial
manners and esteemed for his picty. probity
aad .werth... For years he has occupied n posi-
ftiom IF responsibility and trust in the Baptist
,.la, s.la,arch. and hus ufways had many friends
IIc'diea quite suddenly, Of an apcplcctic stroke
t,5n last Tuesday night e
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Ed,lcsttirialas! Ho!

10 On Tuesday next MIKE. LlpMAN's Show
viii visit Orangcburg, aud VIC would state, that
thisgran.l Combination Of attractive sights ha,
reputation equal to anything of the kind ii,
this country. All our exchanges speak Of it
in the highest terms. and we therefore feel JUS
tilted in bcspcaking for it q large attendance,
anaa promising tioso who attend full share Of
enjoyment and recreation