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~ DISTRICT OF &c cHI 2 g Iv,

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1t Is hereby ordered and esolved By the Board OF
Health OF the District of Columbia that the
Rules and Regulations in regard to small box %
heretofore made and promulgate by The Board of
Health Aforesaid, and 80 proved By toe Governor Of
wit:
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING UPoN SNAIL-Pox Pa
TENTS.
shall be the duty Of every physician resident of
the District OF Columbia or otherwise, attending
upon any person affected by small poY within said
District, to report to the Board of Health said case
Of small box within twelve hours after his first
visit and discovery Of the disease Of said person,
the ros % or residence in whioh said person may be
situated and attended. has been and is fumigated
and according TO the "Ruies and Heeu-
latioIs" Aforesaid. CHkIs. q. COX. N D.,
President Board Of Health.
Attest: d. w. BLISS, NJ d ,secretary
Approved: h. ID. COOKE, Governor. dsc2S got
"A MEETING OF THE sTOOKHOLpERs
~ Of the FIREMEN'S INSURANCE OOM-
held ct their office on MONDAY, Jaouary 5th. At
10 Q. m. for the election Of directors.
d2i-7w lChrou.1 CIV. HOWARD, eec'y.
No. MEkTING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
W. ofthe w Arlington and 6eor getown RailreaA
for thr eec,isn Of Directors, will be held
at the once OF the Company, corner New Jersey
avenue and street north, on WEDNESDAY, the
sth day Of January, 1873.
The polls will be opened at II m. and close ct m
Transfer books viii be closed On the 18th of De-
cember, 1917, and opened January l0.h, 1873.
3. 8. RIkE President.
HENRY HURT, Secretary. dH-td
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RARGAlNS. BARGAINS
A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE HOUSE
PAY RERTs NO LONGER. READ

A new two-stoTy BRICK HOUSE, No l22 Cd
street southeast, near the Avenue; rooms bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front yard, and
time. s
Also, nearly new FRAN HOUSE, No. Ia. I'd
street sou easf; lot 22xl00; good rooms bea
ruily tefraced for price and terms call at Office
Also, new room FRAME HOUSE, corner 18th
and southeast; faces south and east; lot Oxl6O:
price, $500; long time wv o'~''''
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on street south,
between 9th and 9TH streets east, Navy Yard brick
stable, &c: bargain, 900
Also, room HOUSE, No. 5l2 5th street south.
east; lot, SxT; stands back in yard; price. 5000
long time. ~-'
Also, four story RRICK, on d street, between
deep; suitable for blacksmith, wheelwright, car
riege or paintshop, or mandatory: cheap; price
Also, seven room HOUSE on 10Th street. between
end :; front yard. hall, nearly new, good alley;
Also, seven-room HOUSE corner 18th and T, and
one eerner 18th and Boundary; both new; never oc-
>, Allo, seven-room HOUSE, on 8 street, between
Connecticut avenue and 10Th street; new; price,
We have other property for sale, and We invite all
desiring to purchase Q home on long time, or for
casn, 70 Cali, IS We are sure We can suit them.
a. We have, also, some very eligible building lots
- PHIL. II. WELOH q CO.,
OH MasOuic Templa
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o. X
There is not in this wide world q happier life,
Than to sit by the stoy inc and tickle your tfe
Catch the sweets Of her lips In q moment Of alee
And twist the cats tail when she um on your knee
BRAY & BRO.
FLOUR.
Best Fsmily better.....,. 81 81 psr l. barr. 4
oiee FAMILY only................... 80 +" q
Xxx Extra Flsur.-...... ............. 2 40 &"
COffEES.
Roasted, Green
uid government Java.-...........S3c. Id. SOC. Ii
asricAlDo Id. go. Id
- = h. 24c. lb
GAINED GOODS.
Iso slb. sc o." sa7s" w
$50 siS. 90. 80" esS +"
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- R0SADALISl
~ Cures al Cases OF Chronic Rheum atism.
Read the following:

Read the following:
Dear Strs:-You will pie ase send me four 90 more
bOttl.s Of Jour most excellent medicine.
As you will remember, one month or ak
weeks ago, ! rscsived three bottles Of it. When
i commenced TAXING 10 could scarcely walk at all
when night came. but now i suffer ne more from
RhsEmdfiSm: 1 have little brother that il about
to p,e bis m snd an 20 ~ .G5 nm au ! x
forward nae the medicine immediately.
Very respectfully, remain,
sAML q. McFADDEH,
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cAfoRATE OF POTASH L DIV Sss 0 tie best
article In use. Sold by J. b. MAJOR, corner 7th
and II streets, and q. g. O. sIMMs, corner New
York avenue and 1sfh street. nH.eolm
NJ From THE EARLIEST AGES
W 70 the present day, Scrofula has been the
bane, and, II were, the curse Of mankind 30 ter
ribie and leathsOme bad IL been st periods Of
the world history thas person known TO be infect
Happily In day the disease "trip sd Of its ter
Tor BY the use OF the eANARIfASs ROoT AND HERB
Pimples, Botchss, letters, &C., be restored to
BOOT AND aEKB JUICES. sl.x Per po.a..
Sold By 3. Q. FORD, 110S Pa. ave., and By Drug
xs:s. pksMoED co.. Proprietor, 81 Race ct :,
Phfsdelphta- maya-ly
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E0R sALI--!The best RESTAURANT and doing
dining rooms attached, and has been doing q large
business for years. Az tho proprietor is retiri6e
from business, the place will be sold very
able terms or exchanged for we'll located real e.
ner Sd street east. decd LOT
EIRST- GLASS RESIDENCES FOR 5ALE.-The
= attention of parties, seeking elegant -
HOMES, is called to tho BLOCK Of BUILD:
lN0S just being completed on II street, corner
Of 9h northwest; As regards location, neighbor-
nood and nnfsh, they are unsurpassed in the city;
have eyerv modern Improvement, such as marble
throushont hot and cold water, bath rooms, Tster
closets, linen rooms, butler pantries, dumb alters
furnaces, ranges, speaking tubes, bells gongs, &c.
wi particularly flrpished upon application to
h9dSILkoF DUDLEY, corner zen street and
Louislana avenue. dll-2w
FOR sALE-HOUsE and LOT, sO7 18th street.
between = and streets, containing nine rooms,
convenient locations in Washington; price IN ySoo
INQUIRE OF ADAMsoN, sos 9th street. dei6 I'm
MONEY LOANED-In sums Of 500 TO 02O 200,
relied upon. M N kOHRIR,
decs-im RSal Estate Broker. rs 7rh It.
Two LOAA-ol2 600 In sums from 500 MP.
JUAN BOYLE q CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
ecu Jl3 18th sfreet, PiantS Building.
EOR SALE-A handsome DRUG STORE, fitted
= mp Ia modern style. on Baltimore street, in@
Baltimore, doing an excellent business; with
having to quit the business U viii I'll 3,
ncz7im PHARMACIST. Baltimore.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

SMALL GRAIN FALLows-Land in
tended for small grain next fall and not
now in cultivation, should be ploughed
from time TO time as opportunity offers.
The time and labor will not be lost; they
will tell OH the crop. For wheat, peas
broadcasted and p1oughe,i in now may be
ploughcd under by the middle Of Septem-
Der in full time for sowing the grain Qast
of October).
Preparations should begin also for bar
ley patches, in form Of repeated plowings.
If commercial fertilizers arc 10 be applied
to them, the application may be deferred
till the time of seeding, but if coarse, half
rottcd manure is TO be used they cannot
be Incorporated with the soil too soon.
Barley for grazing ought TO be sown ear
ly in September if the preparation for it
is delayed too long, no proper season for
ploughing the land may occur-failure
may ensue, and the farmer grumble at
fate and the unluckiness Of his star.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
Harm and Garden.
"Apiculturc IS The General Pursuit OF man. I
is The Basis Of all Others, and therefore, the
,5si most Useful and Honord6Le."s ~ ''


CoTToN PRospEcTs.- According to
the Agricultural Department at Wash
iugton, there is an increase in the cotton
growing States. "rhe percentage of i'll
crease in area on last years crops being
the bases of comparison, is as follows:
North Carolina, 16; South Carolina, 8;
Georgia, 10; Florida, 10; Alabama, IL;
Mississippi, 10; Louisiana, IL; Texas, 1S;
Arkansas, 46; Tennessee, II. The aver
age increase throughout the Cotton States
will approximate 13 per cent. Texas
had naturally made the largest relative
increase, not only having enjoyed a
favorable season for planting, but also
during the past year having received
accessions of immigrants who are cotton
planters. The condition of the plant
throughout the cotton section is very
nearly full average
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
DRUG STORE !!

For the liberal patronage which / have thus
fnr received from the citizens of Orangeburg
and the confidence showfi in me by very iitim-
erous friends, I take the opportunity of express
ing ny sincere gratitude in the "Orangcburg
Titles" The encouragement of past patron
age ond Kindness induces strong faith in
future success, and, while thanking my friends
for past f;tvors, / can assure them that nothing
will be left undone to deserve their continuing
patronage. My store is essentially n Drug
Stcre; where will be kept such Drugs and Medi-
cihes alone. as l sill warrant genuine and Pure
Ihave arranged 10 supply my Ct stomers with
Medicines OF the very best quality afforded in
the market. avoid all cheap useless articles,
andy yet my prices shall be as reasonable for
valuable. good, fresh Medicines MS anybody's.
invite The Physicians oftlie District to call
and examine for themselves. They are judges
towhosc opinion l submit. Send your orders
and they will be filed TO your satisfaction
Just received n stock of pure, medicines
consisting of Laudanum, Parcgoiic. Castor Oil
Sweet Oil, Epson Salts, Cream Tartar, Carb.
Soda, &c, Dye stuhs, Paints and brushes, Con-
centrated Lye, Patent Medicines ofall kinds.
Just call at the Southern Drug Store on Rus
sell Street, and you will be sure TO get what you
want. Il. G. DUKES
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
~ Ha 1e Orders not to Co."

81 have orders, positive orders, not to
so there; orders that 1 dare not disobcy,"
said youth who was being tempted to a
smoking and gambling saloon.
"Come, don't be so womanish. Come
along like man." shouted the youths.
''No, l can't break ORDERS" said John
"What special orders have you got?
Come show then 20 us, if you can, show
your orders
John took neat little book from his
pocket, and read aloud;
'Enter not into the path of The wicked,
and SO not in the way ofcvil men. Avoid
it. Pass not near it. Turn from it and
pass away"
"Now," said John, "you see my orders
forbiding my going with you. They are
Gods orders, and by his help mean to
keep them"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
Sunshine in the Heart.

My little boy carue to me this morn
ing with broken toy, and begged me
to mend it for him. 1t was very hand
some toy, and was the pride of his heart
just then, SO did not wonder to sec his
lips quivering, and the tears come into
his eyes.
I'Il try to fix IT, darling" 1 said, "but
Pm afraid can't do it."
He watched me anxiously for n few
moments. and then said, cheerfully:
"Nevcr mind, mama! If you can't fix
It'll just be as happy without it."
Wasn't that q brave, sunshiny hearth
Young Reaper.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
TIE CHILDREN.
Eyes and no EyesI..

You have all tead the story iii the
school readers of two boys who went 6tef
the same route, oiie with his eyes open, and
the other with them shut. It is old,
but worth repeating and worth remem-
bering every day SO many things worth
knowing go on right under our eyes
without being noticed.
/ knew q man, I think I may have
told you of before, busy man, Who had
very little time for reading of study, bu.
whose mind was perfect storehouse of
information on almost every subject.
"How does it happen that you know
SO much more than the rest Of us2" l sske
him, one day.
co." sald he, "I tlever had time to lay
in a regular stock of learning, SO I save
all the bits that come in my way, and
they count up in the course of the year."
That is just, the, thing save the bits.
''That boy" said a gentleman, ssalways
seems to be on the lookout for something
to see."'
So he was; and willie waiting in a
Newspaper office fora package, he learned
by using his eyes, how mailing machine
was operated. While he waited at the
florists, he saw the man setting n great
box of cuttings, and learned, by the use
.ofhis eye,, what he never would have
guessed, tnat slips rooted best on nearly
pure sand.
"This is lapas lazul," said the jeweller
to his customer; and This is chrysolitc.
And the widclawakc errand boy turned
around from the door to take sharp
look, SO that in future he knew just how
those two precious stones looked. In one
day he learned ofthe barber what became
of the hair clippings; of the carpenter how
to drive nail so rs not to split the wood:
Of the shoemaker, how different surfaces
of fancy leather are made; of a locust,
that his mouth was no use to him in sing
ing; from scrap of newspaper, where
sponges are obtained; and from an old
Irishwoman, how to keep stove pipes
from russing. Only bits and fragments
of knowledge, but all helping to increase
the stock in trade of the boy who meant
to ue Il man.-Ihe Little Corporal.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
q. N.
sP,OETRY.
Tobacco.

The following is founded on fact. Two little
boys went out bought tobacco and tried how il
went, nnd this poem represents their opinion Of
the weed after getting through; the one tried
smoking, the other chewing.
Tobacco is q filthy weed
4 For chewing and for smoking y
And to think how many men
Do use it, is provoking.
They chew as If 'twcrc something
Bit then they do not swallow
But spit it out between their teeth
l.iltAll over shirt and collar.
The smokers too, they puff and puff,
And see their cash in smoke
Ai,d strut about in grandcst style
As if they Eefat; in joke.
They think they now are gentlemen
Because they smoke and chew,
And follow other evil Ways
Which gentlemen don't do.
But when tlisit shiokg 6f chew is done
And sickenihg pains begin,
e. ooh! had / never bought the stuffp'
Would be the song they sing .,
- Too late the smoke or chew you We had
Now:yop must bear pain
!. And in the future try and do
Without the like again. RENE.
IL . p. q
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

FALL GARDEN CHoPs.-In order to
have good fall garden and supply OF
all the vegetables proper for the season,
considerable planting must be done dur
ing the present month, when the heat
drought often renders it difficult 10 get a
stand. Extra care in planting, watering
and shading when necessary, and one or
two rcplantings, in case the first fails,
will, however, generally ensure success.
Take advantage of showery weather to
put in ydtir seeds, and to transplant cab
bagc, cauliAowers, kohlrabis, etc. a
shingle or bush stuck on tie south
side Of each plant, to afford partial pro-
lection from the sun, will increase their
chances of surviving. Protect the rows
of young bects and carrots in the same
way.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
OFF Ic Il r S
HENRY y. FUE1sg;!Es11ss, yice-Presideiit.
lGEORGEI.. MONTAGUE, Actuary.
JOHN L, t!!ssss1s'7FJFs Y, sserrctary.
ID. w. LAMBERT, Al D., Medical Exam

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FRANK 2. BEARD.

In its columns will be found the latest
TELEGRAPH NEWS; MARKET
REPORTS, summary of FOREIGN
news, choice LITERATURE, POETRY
and Specials COLUMNS for the agri Gu.
tural population of our State and county
It is the intention of the proprietor
make IS
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

There are but fifly-two Grant men in
the town Of Lansing, Iowa. All the old
"stiT backs" of the Republican party are
for Greeley, and the rank and file go
with them.
The question which most vexcd the
National Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance, at their late session, was that Of
granting charters to colorcd Divisions
1t was finally settled by agreeing to re-
for the matter to the Grand Divisions re-
spect'vely, in their several .lurisdictionst
About thitiy-tive saloons have closed in
Bloomington on account of the new
liquor law Only half dozen are left
open.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
w HY DO THEY
w a n t i t !?

FpECAUSE s;.s !Foine Shuttle Sewing af,-
rantcd 10 TO do any kind of work done by SO
Machine. S31 will get YOU handsome Ma
chine, with table complete Dozens of them
running in orangcbrrs and giving perfect salts
faction.
TAYLOES PRIZE MEDAL COTTON
GINS on hand >, 40 Saws, /, 45 Saws, l, so
Saws; warranted md sold ut Factory Prices,
lOIlN a. HAMILTON.
June 25.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
South Carolina R. r.
. MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.

MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia Mt TAO m
Arrive at Charleston ut 500 IN
Leave Charleston at 800 n m
Arrive Mt Columbia at 80 4G5 u m
NIGHT EXPIRES, FRf:iGIfT AND ACCoSrMopA T1oS
TRAIN, Sundays cxcepted)
Leave Columbia at -- $50 d m
Arrive at Charleston Mt 6.55 m
Leave Charleston Mt $50 D M
Arrive at Columbia at GAO a m
Camden Accommodation Train will continue
to run to Columbia as formcrly-Montlays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
a. l.. TYLER, Vicc-Presidcnt
S. b. PIcKENs, General Ticket Agent
kingsland 81 Heath,
DEALER IN
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Crockcry, Plated Ware, Table Cut
lcry, &c. &c.
CUnder Columbia Hotcl,)
Columbia. S. G.
j. a. Heath. r. Kingsand.
apr 27-6mo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
The Georgia Election.


Tho North CaroIins election instilied fDso
the minds of our people such a d,stIlist %
t;rst returns that many will be slow 70 ac-
con, ~sg-decisiyc the indications that, not
withstauding the light Democratic v'lc Pol.,
cd Georgia has gone for the Lioefal
coaIition.ticket by majority cqna''ing that
&c 1910, If not that of 1868. The former was
rea,,v the last test vote, although the Radi-
,als win attempt TO make contrary impress
sion by comparing the present returns with
those Of 1868, when circumstances unusually
ausDicious for the Democracy combined TO
give the SEYMOUR electoral ticket clear ma
iority OF 10000. At midnight, incomplete
returns had been received from twenty couii'
ties, in which majority Of lo,ooo lor
SMITH Democrat was reported.
The day Of election was marked by scenes
of bloodshed which are too common III Ihe
States in which the colored people have not
VET learned that elections are not held
solely for their benefit. The row at Sayan'
nah seems to have been caused by an officio,ls
Federal ofiice-holder, and that at Macon
which was more serious, is laid to the nc
count Of the colored mob which attempted
to take possession Of the polls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
Rev Publications.

A Waiting Race. A Novel. BY EDMusI
Yates. Author Of "Black Sheep &c
New York: D. APPLETON & Co.
The presence of EpauNp YATES in this
country aud his brilliant reception as Il lee
turer VIII cause new demand for all of his
works of fiction. ga Waiting Race" is his
last and one of his bcs..o
Illustrated library Of Tracet, Exploration
end 1Td0et. Edited by BAYARD TAYLOR.
Travels IA South africa. New York
ScEIpaRR, ARMSTRONG q Co.
This is a book Of great interest to ali who
are fond of reading of the experience 0
travellers in silange countries, and it has The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
DIED.

or dipthera. on the Cd of October, 1872 little MAT
Cersley. aged thirteen months and twelve days.
Farewell, parents lay ME gently
In my little narrow bed:
Think OF God who gave and took me,
Now suuiber with the dead
o MATTE. dear, shall ever feel
Thy little arms cutwinirg
Around my neck, rs oft rs you did
With love and mirth entwining?
The funeral will take place at the house No. IS. on
the canal bank, Oregon HILL The friends and ac-
quaintances Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend without further notice.
On the 9TH instant, at q O'Clock P. NJ, Mrs HAN
NAH BALLEW, in the sixty-sccond year of her
land. ''''''' - ''''''> ''''''''' V
Farewell. my children: lament no more:
am not lost, but gone before.
Behold Tie place i'll which lie;
As ye are HOW. 50 once was i.
My time has come, and am gone
TO leave We thus, all forlorn.
Yet hope ON. child eD-dO not delay;
Think of your mother. and still obey
Your God and mine, who Is your only friend
Till Death your troubles soon will eud.
Yet. pray for me, but do not cry:
The Saviour died for We and /.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, No 2l02 Main street. on FRIDAY the 4th In
Baltimore, New York, and Chicago papers please
copy.
On the morning of the ed of October, EUD0RA,
infant daughter of William j. and Mary Hawkins,
aged sixteen months.
Her funeral win take place TODAY, sd Of Octo-
ber at % O'clock P. NJ, from the residence Of her
parents, on Union Hiil.
81. Joseph tMissourD and Norfolk papers please
copy.
In this city, October Cd, HENRY HUBBARD, In
FAINT son of Henry and Sallie F. Meyer; aged eleven
months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his father, No. 2ll0 Short street, Union Hill, TIL IL
Thursday EVENING ut half-past O'Clock. The
friends and acquaintanccs of the family respect
fully invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03

a pamphlet before us contains 4 complete
vindication Of Judge JOHN CRiTcHER, men,
Der Of Congress, in view of certain charges
made against him while u candidate for re-
nomination. Judge CRirCnER was an up
right Judge, is an efficient congressman, and
his patriotism cannot be questioned. We
are not surprised to find him giving hearty
support to his gallant and successful com.
petitor for the nomination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-03
nYEING. CLEANING, DE.

TSTABLISH HE'D, 1901. LIME
GMANN'S STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, go Broad and 724 Main
and also Gentlenien's Garments, cleaned, dyed in
any color, or secured In the best manner. Particle
lar attention paid 10 Kid Gloves. great selection
Of Flncy Goods and Toys ut my store No. 40
Broad street. r 4
se2s-sms 49, L. ,LISSEMANE. 4