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HOLIDAY GOODS.

30 TT ct
THOSE Of our customers in search Of
p r u 8 u N 7 .
wiz fnd n much to their advantage to nsks a.
EARLY SELECTION.
T. ENSURES large and
USBRoKEN ASSORTMENT
to select from, and an avoidance Of the rssh usual
BEFoBE THE hoLIDATs.
WATCHES, JEwELRY,
SILVER and FINE PLATED WARE,
LONDON, PARIS, and VIENNA
CLOCKS, BRoNZEs. A'0i 'o'p''
OPERA GLASSES.
EVENING FANS, &C.,
Of our own DIRECT IMPORTATION, at
VERY Low PRICES.
II. W. GAIT, BRO. 4 90, Jeweler..
IN 81 IIo1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FINE wArcHE~
SOLID GOLD CHAINS.
RICH JEwELRY,
GILT, VERDE AND BRONZE CLOCKS,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GUNS,
STERLING sILvkRwABE,
THE BKsr OF TRIPLE PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SUITABLE FOE HOLIDAYS PRESENTS.
We are daily receiving additions TO our p
already large stock, and in variety Of design. EsS3
quality OF work manshp and scale of prices cantlx
compete with any house in this country. A All o.
fore purchasing Is requested.
<ecll-tI1 6l9 Penn. ave. under Metrop Titan Hotel
PURCHASERS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO EX-
Il anime the large ard beautiful assort-V -
inert Of USEFUL AND ORNAMENTALR0
ARTICLES suitable far
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At J. W. BoTELER & BROS,
dec9-G 923 Pennsylvania avenue.
NATIONAL NEWS COMPANY,
323 PeDEsyly snia ave-, between Sd and n streets
A splendid stock Of CHRISTMAS COOS. We
have all the Novelties in line. TOY BOOKS
GAhES. LIBRARIES, BIBLES, CHROMOs
fRAMtS, WHITING DISKS. WORK BOXES,
&c &c. spleDdid assortment Of GOLD PENS.
with holders; also, Pencil Caees, Of o pattern
not for sale in any other in he city. We beg 10
announce that Engraving has Just been made q
speciality with ms. We have in employ the bast
artists. Our Wedding Cards cannot be encelled
anywhere We have on our counters Papers from
ell the principal cities on the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts. and from Europe.
dec9sm II. C0YLE a 90
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WHERE is FRANC,

WHERE is FRANC,
THE Halter?
At 433 9TH street,
next door to the Original Francs
He keeps all OF the latest styles OF
Hats, Caps, &C.,
and sells them at low CT figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. u
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ExrrSsrvE PAwEBRoKER's SALI.-We would
remind the public that the great sale to be held
by Messrs. Latimer s. Cleary for NJ. H. Prince,
Esq, will commence on the 14th, Thursday. We
understand the goods will be at the auction
rooms for exhibition. This sale offers Rreat in
ducements 10 purchasers, not only from the fact
Of credit OF thirty days, but they can safeIy
rely ON the representations Of the auctioneers.
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n@eAINT JOHNS CHURCH, GEORGE.
US tow, d CT. esure BY Rev A. b. Ar
niNs, on - The Church: Her Doctrine, Polity
Ussse" every WEDNESDAY kvENING, a. ~
Subject for Dec. Is: "Refornsfion Of the Church
g. lnglasd, and the scriptural Character Of her
LuurGy." seats frse- dl2-3t
NJ GRAND SUPPLE, TO BIZ GIVEN Al
fhuRsDAY Ev1EING, 18th, for the benefit of the
Eben. .er Church, Admissios 30 cents w.
Band. dlI-sf
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FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
Hosc Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS EOR YEOPIR

Tue above prices are Tor exactly the same
classes OF machines as sold in both countries
There is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any of the above-named
machines.
A1iddpit.-W. G. Wilson, President of the
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
cnlars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names Of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cuyahoga Co., o.
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. RosENTHAL, 40i It'll street.
Terms easy
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Miss LAURA v. ELLIS will allow herself to be
placed ON seat In cabinet at Odd Fellows
Han this evening. with her feet bound, and
hands tied TO ring behind her, and in that
position, with the door closed, she will tie and
unite a bandage placed about her neck, beat
drum, strike all about the cabinet, and then
throw the stick through the hole, out among the
audience.
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DRY GOODS.
mH1 JOSEPH j. MAYS @1
Ww PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. tnp1|D
MAYS BUILDING,
o3o PrSS,A AvySur batwaer oh ard ,o.h $780,.

iron hand the lorssst and most complete stoek
Of the best 9pdhty PARIS KID GLOVES TO be
tund in any retail house in the United States.
- Members Of Congress, strangers and citizens
are respectfully solicited call and select their
Gloves from our large stock
~ Ladies', 81; cents, S22s; Misses, slD.
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GoErZ PATENT KEFLEoTIEe GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save One-half OF the guam
tty Of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 4G4 eth street, Is the agent for them
and also for GOetz's DOuble-cOne Chandelier
KedectOrs, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Reiectors.
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HOSIERY DEPOT for ladies, gents, misses, and
children at G.. Baum's, 40s 9TH street. Ten per
cent. of by the half dozen. The largest assOrt-
ment Of Balbrigans
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The NORTHERN Market SITE.-Yesterday
Messrs. BuTsley, Burgess, and Ennis, thespsciai
committee of the House OF Delegates, to whom
was referred the Council bill authorizing the
Governor 20 purchase the Corcoran square, on
which to erect the Northern Market, held
meeting. Mr.. Ennis thought they should FIRST
ascertain what action had been taken in refer
ence to the Savage square. If the Governor
had completed the daty assigned him under the
original bill in good faith, litigation might fol-
low II they withdrew, unless some defect in the
title was discovered. II was decided that Mr..
Bursley should wait on the Governor.
The committee had private conference with
the Governor this afternoon. The result had
Tot transpiIed up to the time our paper went to
press.
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III d l. ID AY ST0 Tx.
NOw'S THE TIME TO SELECT
HOLIDAY GIFTS
FROM The
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
we have ever offered, comprising, in part, all the
New Illustrated Books of the season
Standard Poets, in every variety of binding
Sets Of Standard Works, in calf and half calf.
Devotional and Theological orks.
Family, Pulpit and Pocket Bibles, our own importa-
tation. The largest, most choice, and cheapest
ever offered in this District.
All the New American and English Juvenile Books,
beautifully bound ard illustrated.
Chrcmoe and Notices
Writing Detks-Inlad. Paper Mache, Rosewood,
Mahogany and Leather
Work Boxes and Dressing Cases.
tlbums. Card Cases and Pockctbooks.
Games Parlor Croquet. Parcheese, Building Blocks,
Magic Rings and Desections.
VIM. BALLANTYNE,
decer 400 7fh ST., Intellgsncer Building
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EFFICIENCY OF OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT
A test alarm was turned in this morning from
the State Department at 1o:43 O'Clock, to show
the Secretary of State and other government
officials how quick response coald be made BY
the fire department. The Union hose carriage
arrived in minutes and 30 seconds; the chief
engineer arrived with the wagon at the same
80 seconds; Union engine in 8 minutes; hook and
ladder in $50; Franklin engine in $40. The
entire department were at work in IL minutes
after the alarm. Secretary Fish expressed him
self as highly gratifed with the celebrity OF the
operation.
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LOCKERS AFTEE BARGAINS should not forget
Fulton n Cos, great sale OF watches jewelry
~ v al ~ Cos, auction store every evening
Al = week.
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A LARGE AND APPREcIATIvK AUDIENCE
greeted Mrs. Lander at the National Theater
last evening. The historical play of Marie
Antoinette," in which she was ably supported,
was well performed. Mrs. Lander, as the III
fated Queen, carried the sympathies Of the
audience with her throughout. Tonight she
appears in one Of Shakespeare's noblest crea-
tions. +" Queen Catharine" in the play Of" Henry
the Eighth
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The FUNERAL of the late VIM. Cooper took
place from his late residence. on ID street south,
yesterday afternoon, and was very largely at
tended; the Grand Lodge and Encam pment,
Msgenenu Encampment and Excelsior Lodge
OF odd Fellows, and Lebanon Lodge of Nasons
with a number of the Oldest Inhabitants, being
present. The services were conducted by Rev.
e. C. Meador, and the remains were taken to the
Congressional Cemetery, where they were placed
in q vault temporarily.
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HE WESTERN MARKET SITE.-The COM
mittee appointed by the First Ward market
house meeting Last week called on the Governor
last evening. The Governor Informed them
thst the committee appointed by the Legisla-
ture had selected the present proposed site,
corner of 2lst and X streets, and he had approved
il, and il was now out of his power to do any
thing in the matter. 1t is probable that another
meeting Of the citizens of the West End viii be
held foT the purpose of memorializing the Legis-
laiure and asking a charter to purchase
suitable square and to erect building adequate
70 the wants of the community.
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The NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER IN THE ST.
PREME COURT.-In the United States Supreme
Court yesterday. the case OF Webb, trustee, &c,
vs.. Sharp. error TO the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. was decided. In this case
the First National Bank Of this city loaned to
Snow, COyle & Co., proprietors of the Int,Ui-
eencsr newspaper, 50 900 on their printing press,
which waS to be paid at the rate OF $500 per
week the InfeIligeacer still to have the press in
use. None of this loan was paid, but before the
hank proceeded 10 take possession of the press the
proprietor of the building in which it was loca-
court below held that the lien of the landlord for
rent subordinated the lien of the deed of trust to
Webb TO secure the bank. The court here affirm
the Judgment. Mr. Justice Bradley delivered
tbs opinion.
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To provide both to you and your little ones, hsy
spared 10 pains, and am able now TO Law before o
sn assortment OF goods which for
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VOCAL CONCERT By THE GE0RGETOWN
MUSICAL SOCIETY

m nslEH.EARH BOILDIEG,
VI 1HthSDAl AIMING, conmencing ct o elk
Prof. z. q. CANNON, Conductor
Tickets 90 Cent?; To be had At the stores Of G. 7.
Getty and Foe d beligsoD. dl7-2ts
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sAguRDAY. JULY i 1871.
All a Advertisements must
! h5 bs j b landed to Go the Business
Manager before Thursday
Noon, B.
oaaNoE PEErINes.

ORANGE PEEIINas.
I'VE wore blessed with delicious
shower Of rain on Monday last,
81 ! 81 See notice to- tax payers from
= County Auditor Bull.
DR.. Pearson has for sale naptha
oil, See advertisement.
10 The Columbia JNion says ',thc
0rangeburg News Was bright and poeti-
! cal last week. =
Our friend, w. NJ, sain, has re-,
ga turned to Orangeburg from his visit to
= the mountains
- Peregrecn Doggercl Reymcs,'
81. by A. F. Mervin, Esq, are deferred for
7tsNant Of space for.our next issue.
5l.,a --E Magistrates and Trial Jus
tices had better look sharp, for e. S..
Bull, Esq, is after them in another col
! s nn,n.
- Russell has new barber with
him now. This announcement will be
gratifying to those who arc too lazy Ito
shave themselves.
= -Orang, burg has Temperance
4 Society, be it said to her honor, which
promises to grow into larger one soon.
We viii give more extended notice of
q, its origin and progress in our next.
:, - go An editor who is regular Paul
q Pry," says that "bluc garters are all the
al go with ladies in his town." We would
like to know how he got his information.
We are interested.
s5 ---Charlie Coiter, youthful colored
lad, stabbed IN the back, Billy Cammcl,
Thursday last. The offending boy was
taken before Trial Justice, when fail
Ing to enter into proper rccognizancc
hcSWas committed to jail
i. We heard gentleman ask n
friend the other day
',If he wasn't fond of music?"
70 which the reply that
Some of it would max. Jcwsiek," ;"
+ was gwen. How was that Tor high?
j af s
= = The pet baby of the editor Of the
= Aiken JDn'nal had n Lr;l.day and cut
n tooih one day last week" We Can
avoid such scenes as THIS, because we are
abachclor. aud Of coursc-have no pct
bsby.
- The customcrs Of the Citizens
Savings Eank arc requested to send in
their pcp, sit Books to the Assistant
Cashier: hr. Jas. IL Fowlcs, to have
them balanced to juno 3Oth and intc.
rest 10 that da,c credited to their ac-
counts.
VIZ notice that number of our
exchanges have copied our ''pccling" Of
.. last week about "boollicks but none of
them will admit that they are cursed
with similar melady Come now,
brothers of tho quill, as Bill Arp would
say, "tote fair" Own up the corn and
4 get toscounting. Will our friend of the
& Union and the Sumter News begin first
Nous rerroas..
(. We have intelligence relative to
the condition Of tho crops from all por-
a tions OF, our County, aud not in many
years has the prospect for an abundant
yield been so fattering. There is not
quite the area of Cotton planted that
s's.sS ''"s ..ssS t~-., - - =
it is in glorious condition.
The Corn crop will be the best nude
In many years, if the seasons continue to
DO propitious
D. LOUIS, at the corner, mas
:. waterproof umbrellas for sale. We
bought our fourth one the other day for
this season. For our first three, we
found friends who thought they had a
pettot right to them than ourselyes-
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The following beautiful lines which
appeared in the Charleston Nc,os of
Monday last: are lrom the pen Of our
talented fellow w-townsman, Augustus b.
Knowlton, Esq:
A Pinc-Land Memory.
Oh. tender hearts of days gone by.
On loving souls TINT round me ,rrinc,
How warm about my heart ye lie,
as ride home beneath tlc pines
The waning moon is thir an.l far,
How far she seems, yet h. e. divine
And here aud there comes fosth starr
As ride home beneath the pines.
1 shout with JOY as on ride,
Swiftly, nor needing path nor sign,
" h----- -----. = '--., r-:-i - Ill
As ride home beneath the pines.
Shout with joy-and then the tears
Course down my check, star-lit line;
My heart goes yearning back thu ough years
AS On ride beneath the pines.
iIark there is Pluto's friendly bay
See! there the home lights, greeting
shine
The wife awaits, the children play,
And l ride nome beneath the pines
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low block upwards, and compress a 500
pound balein four minutes. Tho.power
Of the Bolin Press as built for ordinary
packing is $4,000 pounds, and is 70.
equally adjusted, as tGrequire little lex-
ertion to perform the required work.
Mr. Bolin's card appears in this paper.
and We hope that his valuable invention
will secure for him that reward which
perseverance and ingenuity deserves.
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S e II G e RS
UNADyLTERATED AH1E AND
L.iGER BEER

II .iGER BEER. CONTAINING COPE
A RAS and ALE doctored with Salt, Lime
and Alum, arc the latest adulteratioos dis
covered in NcwYork.
Professor Mapcs of New-York. analyzcd
the Ecer from dozen different Brewerics,
and all were found aiul,cratcd with noxions
substance. 1t is said, that the sale of Drugs
to Brewers, is n profitable part of the trade.
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus indicus
(hsh berry, nux-vomica. (dcg button) from
which strychninc is obtained, are some of
the delectable substances found in Beer.
These arc potent Poisous. and the Brewer
found using them should be drowned at once
III one OF his Gwn watts. gt
+. 81 am willing to be drowned in my
own vats ifamy impurities should be found
in my Beer.
shall continue to make heal.hful
Beverage, so that it may be drank by the
most delicate without: .he least danger.
JOHN G.. SEEGERS, Colnmba, s. G.
For sale in Orangcbrrg by the cask or
otherwise, by MERoNEy s. S.AlN.
jan 1y
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made happy" to wit, that of Mr., B, aud
also Of the purchaser. s
I've said in last. weeks aOrane,

also of the purchaser. M
We said in last weeks aOrange
Pcelinss' that swe understood there
would be a Religious Concert given at
the Presbyterian Church before long"
Toiouri use .of!the word religious" as an
adjective in this connection, we under
stand objections have bsen thick and fast,
the would.be critics saying that Sacred
ought to have been the word. Now we
have no disposition to quarrel, as wo do
not write for the orangcburg News to
please the few. Butwhcn such ridicu-
slous objections as tho ono noted are
urged against our writings, we cannot
forbcar giving them passing notice,
and to show of all the 'rS1
Shameless editors we have, yet tbs true,
/ There are as bad abandoned critics too.
Now we said Religious Concert" and
we meant just what we said /: and we
will venture to assert that every person
possessed with three grains of common
'mother wit" will say that we were cor
rect. Now "sacred" might have been
swceter to feuphopy with the few, but
that would not have made it any more
correct than the term religious"
But We will let Webster settle the
matter. He says religious means any
thing concerned 10Th religion; tcochiny
or sc'ti"y firth religion SCI apart to re-
hginm as q religious soe,,ety religious
sect a religious place; religious ,cars,
cfc. Sacred he !. dimes ''as not ,,roftne
on common; as, a d'sacrcd ri,tcc q sacred
doy; sacred scrrjce, etc.
f this doesn't show that the two
terms are Synonymous, then VIC don't
know what synonyms are. Ii it is
correct to say a religious society, u re-
llsions place, religious wars, &C., it is
equally correct to say Religious Con
cert. the only difference ofthc two words
depending altogether upon euphony
On the other hand, it is equally correct
to say Sacred Concert; but how in the
name Of common scuse it can be incor
| rect to speak of II Concert as j Religious
one, W. fail TO understand, especially
when it is gotten up for II Religious pur-
pose.
But let us stop with this petty stuff
We ought not tn nuticc such, but some
how or other we have 4 ,nc so. We re-
collect having sccn once mt school n
boys copy book in which the well
known ;idagc, OWL communications
corrupt good manners was written by
his teacher. We looked down the pare
at the boys writing, aud discovered that
he had spelled communication every time
With k Instead of az C. We uske him
why he did not follow the copy?" He
replied III my teacher spells wrong, that
is no reason Why should" We left the
iou,h to his delcc,ablc conceit.
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GLENN SPRINGS.
SPARTANEsURgs. q. e.


FETHlS DELlGHPFULiwATER PLACE
Il viii be open for visitors June lsty 1871.
Being situated in the Northern part OF the,
State, in section remarkable for deIfwhtsuf
climate, beauty and lrcali ihfnlness. This. 60.
gether with the virtues OF the Water. maker
ii one of the moss desirable Watering Places
10 be found. The Medicinaf Qualities or tbia
water are no. exccllsd, Ito which thousantiss
CAN and WILL TESTIFY arc n soyereien
remedy for all Female Diseases, an ais
cases: of ul long standing diseases, of the
liver, bowels, kidneys and bladder, chronic
diarrhen, etuptions or t.e slim, syehiIis.
scrofaa, ,dispepsis, Rheumatism, dsopsy, Sc,
Arrangements will be made to accornino..
date hrge number of yisitorss5 sas
Good Music will be i'm atteBdanes. to en-
iiven the Ball Room, Fancy Balls during
the Season. taNtH sis sdtsze
Fen Pin Alley. Billiard Saioan aad Crou,,ee
for The amusement Of the Guest,
ALivcry will be Kept at moderate charges.
Charges per day. 81. so; peF' month, $50
TO S4J. according to the roomx Cnftazas
p-o 10 SoU Tor rnc season. ~
Stage from ,16fsesviAe direct 10, the. Hotel.
w. d. FOWLER, Proprietor.
june io I'm
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The BoLIN CoTToN PREss.-Jas. p.
Bolin, Esq, of our County, has succeed
cd in obtaining Patent Right for his
invention, and is now making arrange
ments To build these presses, and to dis,
pose Of the rights to. Counties, and sing
ly. a miniature model is on exhibition
at tho store OF John A. Hamilton. Esq
The press is an achievement of yigor-
GUS and fruitful brain, and commcnds
itself for simplicity, durability, economy
and power. A lever worked by two
hands turns an upright shaft, upon
which " rope, which extends to aud
over 81. root wheel, the revolutions Of
which coil two other ropes around its
nxle in opposite directions, and contract
together two levers, which force the ft.-
HH
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M. ALBRIGHT,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
ORANGEBUHaG, s.. C..

ID ESPECrFULLY INFORMS TIE CITI-
III zerts of 0rangcburg aud Vicinity that
he has opened ut his NEW STORE on Rus
sell Street, between AIessrs. Briggmann &
Co. and NcNhmar,, * Jones, with complete
Stock Of LEATHER, &C., aud that he has
sufficient Workmen to fill all Ordc sil,us,
ell TO him.
Tlaaling the Public for past patronage.
respectfully soiicits continusnce o. the
same. TERMS CASH.
feb . oct % If