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HE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE I'm New
loIk yesterday adopted q report of the com
mittee on gambling in trade, coudemning the
system OF trade which substitutes reckless
Eanpnng Tor fair dealing, and calling on
gaged In "cornering" by eXscting such securi-
ues as will oonfne their TRANSACTIONS within
t theiI means. The committee who conferred with
the Canadian delegates reported a resolution
snat the executive council memorabilia Congress
Ior an appropriation for q commission to act in
coDlunction with the State department In
heRotiatng treaty with Great ritain for
reciprocal trade with the Dominion of Canada
to-day. S Ava
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FRAUDULENT naturalization PsPRRs IN
PEhNsYLVANIA.-Capta McMelen 4 MEM
Der OF the select council and of the republican,
county committee, in Lancaster, Penn. and
John Nittnger, n prominent broker. have been
arrested and held in ~ 800 bail 70 answer a
charge of issuing fraudulent naturalization pa
peTs. McMeleh made strong effort 20 have The
charge against HIM Withdrawn by Mayor Pyfer,
who declined, stating that Justice must ne meted
out; The public IL considerably excited on the
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81 ConnOisseurs pronounce the Empress OF

81 Connoisseurs pronounce the Empress of
austria The most beautiful woman in Europe.
~ ne New York Observer saws one nth OF
the whole number Of Presbyterian min isters are
unemployed, while a still larger number OF
pulpits are untitled, and advocates the establish
ment OF a ministerial bureau.
The Kansas people are blessed beyond
measure with quails. These birds are 20 accom-
modating as 10 hy against the house, knock the
breath out Of their little bodies, and fan down
quietly, when they are picked up, picked, and
S-Cbicago now closes all her saloons on sun-
dsy-that IL 20 say, she closee the front doors
anu thousands .. pecnls are put 70 the unnec-
eseary trouble OF going arouno to the rear. The
add much TO the present dry season.
The thirty Chinese students WIN ,a..,.,-
sffNeo IN tnls country have been located IN
nlteeh olnerent towns in Massachus.tfs end
oe educated and fitted for positions OF resnansSo
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q THOMAS GETTY.
School Bo es sr,sss street RET Ssprss,e.s,g
BLANK AT hoD yKsY LOWEST PKIeEss
fkks, PERIODICALS, BOOKS srhTIos
.,,,,,, Ehr AND MAGAZISEs.
N tuprIv OF all kinds OF heading Matter, Weekiv
Pspers, Magazines, Music, etc, on hasd immedI,
stey siter publication. Orders for Books Perisdi-
Iii -, or pertaining to the a-iness
WI &c puy nneo SELF N
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DOG PROTECTING A LOST CHILD.-A few
days ago, little cOIored bow strayed from tho
residence Of Mr.. X. n. Hendley, who resides in
the upper part OF HenricO county, Va. The bow
was accompanied M his wanderings by a hound
Two ladies met the child and enleavOred 20
carry IL 10 place OF safety hut were resisted by
the cog. Alter this colOred man met the little
boy, and with considerable effort. and after
much resistance on the part OF the dog, got
them into his cabin. where the dog insi.e ed aison
sleeping IN the same room with the child. The
child, Nhen restored 20 its parents Lad been
absent thee DAYS
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Mr. Stewards BoOlr

AuBURI, Oct. ls-The manuscript of the
original draft OF Mr.. Stewards book WAS entirae
ly completed eome time since. AT the ,tms =,
his death. Mr.. Seward had finished the revision
OF about two-thirds OF il. This revision viii ~
once pc taken up and completed by his son.
ley Seward. "'oe nis-
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4 Schooner Wrecked in Cbe$apeake

NORFOLK, Oct. 1s.-Tne schooner M all. with
cargo OF lumber, from Norfolk for BaItimore.
was wrecked In Chesapeake bay, near the Ola,
mend marshes, on the night OF the lIth instant
Inc captain arrived here last night. A colored
eoy named George, from Washington, N. c..
dropped from the main rigging and was
drowned. The schooner broke up and went %
pecef: She Eas owned In Baltimore, and was
valued 1t eco; uninsured.
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PHANTOM PICTUREs.-PorIsmOuth o.. is al
agog over phantom photograph" sensation.
noted coHrtesan, Moilie Sullivan, died a few
days since, and on one OF the windows of the
room she occupied j. said 20 be visible a well
defined picture OF the woman. The pane on
which the picture appears has been taken out
and examined, but looks exactly like the other
glass IN the window. As soon as replaced the
hkCness reappeaIed.
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The IRISH BROTHERHOOD CATHOLIC USroN
met last evening IN Philadelphia, and despatch
OF greeting was sent 70 the president OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union. in this city.
resolution 70 change the name OF the union to
The Catholic Benevolent Union OF Amerir- >
Ceaving out the word Irish. -, A. "a. -
order OF the day for .iIis morripy's -, 'S
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WV. III. WHEArLKrs
Steam DyeinE and Occurring
Establish ment,
OFFlcE, - JEFFERSON SrRI

OFFicE, - JEFFERSON STREEr,
Georgetown, DC.
kttAblished 1881; premium awarded lsS-. "A 4. No.,
one On lie dsst lars st and most Compete estsh
ishmsnts OF the kind ia soantry H. No. a.,
me rlstrict Tor Clearing or Dyelng G. tfsnen' =
OiG ming ENef!thi ng psertain ing % III hnsin.-s
vel and promptly ey. cuted. Once clss-s 49,, -
sunset. exec pt eaurdzy, VII. Ia will he = -, y
~ -. ao1
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SAD RESULT OF MATRIMONIAL DISTURB
ANCE.-A sad termination OF matrimonial inte-
hcity las developed itself At Woodstock Ohio.
Oliver Co'well, a farmer living near "a AZ place.
has Tor some time lived very unhappilv with his
Vile IN consequence OF which they have parted
several times, the at time on Thursday OF last
week. MIR. COlwell went TO Woodstock ans en-
deaY0red 10 get bis wife To return home. She
refused, but said she would come for her clothes
lie lett her, re maTking that she would not find
MN there. He then procured opium Al one OF
The drug stores and took gusntity sufficient ID
thfCW him INTO state OF Inconsistencies an 4
caused death on Sunday morning. DeceaSei A
man that was well thought OF In the Community
He leaves two children.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caution

LEEsPERRINs wORCESTEBsHIRE SAUCE,
Buyers are osutiot Ell % avoid tbs numerous
CCuntoTfsits ard imi atoms Of red z Z sal.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS New York
oCl5saVly Agents Tor the United Statss
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Death Of an FN.Ri,hop

RALTlNoKE, Oct is Right Rev. Nichsei
o'COnnCr, formerly bishop Cf ri.-.f arg ,f8ef
THIS morning az Woodstock college. r,ar ,Lls
CITY. Bis funeral will take place a. - TEra-
iius Church, Baltimore, "Wednesday next, II
instant, al u O'Clock.
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DRY GOODS.

ID h 4 8 9 . 4" d s
great bargain In Striped BRUSSELS SILK, in
all cslOrs, At 50 cents; GA SsIMERE5 and other
seasopAble goods, cheap.
JOHNSON COLLEY,
oclg I'll Market Space.
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The Irish Catholic Benev0lent Unfou
PHuADHLPBIA, Oct. 1s.-ln the Irish Catho-
TIC Benevolent Union convention to-day q de-
bate occurred on Q constitutional amendment 10
strike out I" Irish" from the name OF the $50
Grafton. IL was advocated by Col. Kfgore, OF
Virginia, and opposed by Fathers McCanerey
and Rooney. Finally the vote stood, yeas 81
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\ STRANGE STORY Is told by the Albany
hulcA,ttocSer. A New York merchant va
engaged "a ID, daughter al "A we'll known citizen
oi = many and 'Ic marriage VA 10 have taken
place last Tuesday. Tie parent, of M Ia l,,
we've lily satisfied with her choice, hut she per
sisted m II. Early on that morning prepara-
uohs were pat on loot Tor the COnsum nation OF
lie marriage contract. just A. the NV York
Gentleman Wa about 10 start tor the residence
OF his bride that was - be, his senses were para
iyzed, his BRAIN turned tOIsy-t urvy, and the
man whoa lew moments before was one OF the
bapViost mOrtals on earth. was IuuatIr He
exhibited evidences Of raving madness. Thus OF
course was al end % all further preparations or
ceremonies. The would-be bride laid aside her
lace robes and orange blossoms and Tie insane
groom IN his suit Of black Wa conveyed 10 a
prison cell for safe kecpiuF
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TORONTO. Oct. Is II be- vpii-nic am 'ng ne
iorses is now extended throughout the 10
minion, seriously inteTrupting the bus ness o.
tile country. The street carr In Nor treal have
s'opred rNrnfnc. II firpir S'ah'es me- - an
Sc ECrseS are sicS. TIE farmers IN lie ooaatry
are uEab.e 20 bring their grain 20 market lac
disease Is not often fatal. hut recovery iss.ow.
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nc Nc" iolk oemocratlc straightout state
committee yesterday organized by electing c.
Z. Sykes, OF New York chairman. An executive
committee was elected. The committee re-
solved to press forward the Louisville ticket
energetically.
.~Up to the LIST instant $500 exiles from
Alsace ana Lorraine had arrived in this country.
S-It is reported that the New York Herald
Is about to issue q German edition.
~Judge Ingraham, of New York, has
decided that persons watch comes under the
taken by creditors.
~ Edward ellis, who accidentally shot John
Reilly died Wednesday morning in New York
while examining revolver, Voluntarily gave
himself up to the police yesterday morning.
~ 1t is stated that Thos. McGrath, recently
arrested for iraudulently obtained :25 900 worth
of merchandise at the New York custom nouse.
has settled with the owners thereof.
,SCol. G. NJ. Braxton has purchased from
Miss French the "Sunny Side" farm six miles
Spotsylvania Court House, for IS 800.
~The New York Daily Ne,os reports that
Mr. Burroughs, the former proprietor of the
with what money be could borrow to join Ella
Wesner, the actress, and Josephine Mansfield
- Two-thirds Of the st. Louis Evening Des-
Mohenry to Robert Barclay en- the basis OF
Sl20, 600 for the whole paper. b a<clay previous
iy owHed one-third OF the paper.
~E. j. Douglass, white, and A. Htnkler,
wounded
by Samuel Jones, colored, keeper OF Q sailors
boarding house, in Phfladeiphia, yesterday.
Jones says that he fred In self defense.
~Otto Wheeler, OF Boonsboro, Nd. brake
man on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was
knocked OF car st Yonghiogheny bridge,
hfty miles vest Of Cumberland yesterday, and
killed.
THE Lgnchburg (va.) Republican says
ut Is reported thst the hog crop this year viii
be the largest known in many years. III this be
sowe are sure to have cheap hog and hOminy
next year."
The Page county (va) Courier says:
MAD dog excitement T. running high In Page
again. We learn that woman and child, ne ar
last week"
SAn agitation hes begun for the abolition
of logging at Newgate, England, as a penalty
for CRIME: Many letters have appeared in the
London Times and other journals urging the
discontinuance Of the barbarous DR. actice,
AT an informal meeting Of merchants of
Philadelphia held yesterday q resolution was
adopted in favor OF petitioniDg Secretary Bout
well TO relitv the money market by purchasing
80 10000 OF interest bearing debt, with the
LIKE amount Of legal tenders retired By Secre-
tary McCui'och.
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Liberal n

AAbeRal Ventilation for Cou~re~.
SpRnSFInLD, MASS, Oct IS-The liber.ls
VI tne iitn district, to- day, nominated John II,
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A Card,

clergy nsu, while siding in South America,
a. mission Iry- discovered "A safe and simple remedy
for the Gu re Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay
Disc or the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
whole train Of disorders brC ught by baneful and
vicious h3 bits. Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by "A desire 10 benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for pre- parlDR and using this medicine, IN a sealed
envelope. 10 sny W no needs it. Free Of Cf1rge
Address, JOSEPH L. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
merE-iy New York City.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. g. SAyILLR, Lessee and Manager
BENEFIT OF
MISS SALLIE HOLMA AN,
and last apr earance but two of
THE HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA
COMPANY.
FRIDAY EVENING, October Is, 1872,
WI be repeated b special request, ofienbach'
LA GESND BTCHEssE,
LIrsCHEN AND FnITsGHEN.
SATURDAY, GRAND MATINEE AT 2,
,,,, BOHEMIAN GIRL.
LA sOMNAMBULA
LITSCHEN AND FRIIsUHEH.
CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
IN her new Society Play OZONE WIFE" OclS.tf
"ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania ave.
ExdITisa tSb S ESSTEkkkkt ar SahcTIoNs.
SIX NEW FEATURES.
lcene, HAIRY BROWN HAIRY Brown. A Tie
truly w"rderfll and art-tic song and dance artists
rBlCE general cometIsn aud song snl dance artist
MISS LIZZIE BARRET 7, coincidence, vocalist and
land Miss BATE BAREGN Sh the h pleasing h and
fssciI aiing dsnst use. MISS sALLIE APT, ISIS
barefque actress MISS TIA DELaRY w MISS iSS
BRILE CELE-TE; Mr.; &C MATHEWS. JAS
N,
te an and Dialect Artists.
New and langhable interIudes, sk ches, &c by
the Sons OF Menus, Parker, Burbank, X Jean
buckley and James Douglass Brilliant Ballet
Iroupe-Twenty Young Ladies'. NJ lie Galetti,
lie Galetti The beautiful Polish advertisement.
arranged by Mons. CardellA, entitled LA MUSIC
TlTt, introducing the entire Corpse BALLET Great
Triple Company, OliO, Drama and Burlesque. First
time Of the beautiful domestic Drama, written er
nressly for the Tbeater Comique by Mr.. W. J.
Thompson, entitled THE NEWSBOYb OF WASH
lEGTUN. Monster Selected 0lio.
Ladies Nights, every Tuesday and Friday.
Esmily matinets W 6dnesday and Satur Jay.
New novelties in active preparation. ocIi II
T'HE MABIEE BAND
WILL GIVE A CONCERT
At COncordia Rall
On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
rnnci Al n
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THE BALL
COMMENCING TO BOIL.
PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
NOW IN THE CITY Is
wOLFORD d sHILBERG'S,
NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
South Seventh Street.
in which Is TO be found the best assorted stock of
Dbl GOODS IN the city, com prlsing all the --latest
Styles In FALL aud WISTkR DRESS GOODS
such
Black and Colored Silks,
Plain ana Fancy POplns,
Empress Cloths Of all Shades,
Black and Coiored MOhsir Alpacas,
Plain and Corded Single " idth Al pacas
Prints Of most Choice Styles.
BLACK and ColOred Velvets,
Blesched and Brown COttOls in all Widths,
Eiannels VI all shades,
Blankets, Oassimeres and woolens of all descrip.
tons for the Fall and Winter Season.
In connection with the above named Goods are al 50
Kept q large variety Of
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles teo numerous to mention.
A call to this House will amply com pensate pur-
- REMEMBER
The Arcade,
Nc. 42T SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
Between and T.
N. B-Five cents will convey q person from auy
part OF the city direct TO the door Of this Establish
ment. SEES sm
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Low Prices

snd al other srtlcl' ia proportion Compare these
prices with those You have been paying and see
whether TO give US call proves to your adv an age
ABThUR EATTANS,
DRUGGIST.
ocS-tr Garner I'd aud ID streets N W
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Political Notes

The democrats Of the Nashville (Tenn) con-
gressional district have nominated h, q. Colo
day for re- election to congress.
Hon; Henry L. Dawes has been unanimously
Ienominated to congress by the republicans Of
the eleventh Massachusetts district.
Gen. n. ID. Leggett, Com missioner OF Patents.
addressed large Grant s. Wilson meeting at
Fairfax court house, Va. on the 10th inst. Col
Daniels candidate Of the republicans OF the sth
virginia district also addressed the people.
The republicans in the second, third, and
fourth New York congressional districts Brook
tn) have nominated, respectively, A. j. Perry,
stewart u; Woodford. and Philip s. Croo <.
Woodford Is to urge the incorporation of the
States laws.
The Moses state ticket In South Carolina is nm
doubleday elected. Ransier. Elliott and Raine V
tcolored) republicans, and Il. F. Perry (dem
are elected to congress. The democrats have
elected few representatives to the legislature.
The New York democratic straightout state
committee yesterday organized by electing @.
L. Sykes, OF New York chairman. An executive
committee was elected. The committee re-
solved to press forward the Louisville ticket
energetically.
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GENERAL EhPLOInrsrO FTICE.-An pc.
" COP, Widths q employ kslisSls ssrrs oSs vi
g., estvesn sO< So. vhsrs tesaz escs., VII b
RsnDsly alls4. tsol<D
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INTERN RgvKs UR The receipts from this
urce to- dsy were S2li .5l5.g7.
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THR PRESIDENT received very few visitors
this morning. The Cabinet met at noon with
all the members Present except Secretaries
kobeson and Delano. The latter was repre-
sented by Assistant Secretary Cowen.
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COMMANDER EDWARD P. LULL has been de-
tached from special duty in the bureau of yards
and docks and ordered to command the Mica
raguan surveying expedition in place of Com
mander Chester Hatfield, who has been detached
on waiting orders
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A visit 20 my establishment will fully repay sIl
Who may appropriate the time and trouble of com
ing, whether they purchase only wish view u
immense stock and now sell them.
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THE ApJoU REKD TERM of the Supreme Court
of the United States Will commence on the 2Sth
If october. The CHIEF Justice snd Associate
Justices Miller, Field, Strong and Bradley are
low in WashihGtOn.
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CAPT. e. j. DICKEY, 22d infantry, has been
ordered to report to the Secretary OF War for
duty in the War department.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-10

"A special telegram to the Charleston
News" from Baltimore, under date Of
July s-1o:3o, P. NJ, says:
The South Carolina Delegation met
to-day at the Carrollton Hotel, and the
Hon. w. ID. Porter was elected chair
man Of the delegation, and Thomas Y.
Simons member Of the national cxccu-
committee from South Carolina.
All the members of the delegation are
in good health and enjoying themselves.
An absconding Radical Sheriff in Tex
as was recently pursued, captured and
rcinsta.cd in onicc
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COTrON STATES
LIFE
Insurance company,
PR1Sc1rAL OFFICE, MACON, Ga.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, MACON, Ga.
The undersigned having been appoint
cd State Agents for the above Company
and established the office of the Com
pany i'll Columbia, invite attention to one
or two of the advantages offered to them
who may desire to effect insurance on
their lives in 81 safe Home Company;
The Board of Managers nt recent
meeting, passed unanimously the follow
ing resolution;
"Rcsolvcd, That i'll view Of the tiact
that there arc unusually large sums puid
for Life Insurance, to the Compdhics Of
the North and East, which sums being
there invested, contribute to the enrich
mcnL OF those sections. whilst our own
South is greatly i'll need of cash capital
to prosecute successfully our Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical enterprises it is or
tlcrcd, that for the purpose Of retaining
these sums i'll our midst, hereafter ecr-
tain proportion Of the net cash receipts
from premiums, amounting to not more
than 10 per cent. Of the same be invested
i'll such manner rs may be in accordance
with the regulations Of the Company, in
those sections from which the said pre-
miums are attained"
(signcdD WAt. B. JOHNSTON,
President.
GEORGE s. OnEAR, scc'y.
The Financial strength of The Com
pany places it in high rank. Its last
Annual Statement shows that the Com.
pany possesses, besides its large Guaran,
tee, s17O for every 500 of its liability.
ABNEY & PARKER,
State Agents.
June 5.
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June II, 1s72-1s-tf
DRUG STORE !!

7 D. .
For the liberal patronage which have thus
far received from the citizens of Orangeburg
and the confidence shown In iiie By very num-
erous friends, take the opportunity of express
ing my sintefe gr,iti,ude ih the "Orangcbirg
Times" The encouragement of past patron
age and Kindness induces strong faith in
future suc.css, and, while thanking my friends
for past f;.vors can assure them that nothing
will be left undone to deserve their continuing
patronage. My store is essentially Drug
Store; where will be kept such Drugs and Medi.
cincs alone, as will warrant genuine and Pare
have arranged to supply my customers with
Medicines olthc very best quality afforded in
the market. avoid all cheap useless articles
andyet my prices shall be is reasonable for
valuable, good, fresh Medicines rs anybody's.
invite the Physicians oftlie District to call
and examine for themselves. They are Judges
to whose opinion | submit. Send your orders
and they will be filled to your satisfaction.
Just received stock of pure, medicines
consisting of Landanum, Parcgoric, Gator Oil
Sweet Oil, Epson Salts, Cream Tartar, Carl,
Soda, &c, Dye Stufls, Paints and Brushes, Con-
ccntratcd Iye, Patent Medicines of all kinds.
Just call at the Southern Drug Store on Rus
sell Street and youwi be sure to get what You
want 4. G. DUKES.
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CRuMBs.-Jas. f. Izlar, Esq, and Col.


CRUMBs.--Jas. f. Izlar, Esq, and Col.
"A d. Frederick, of this county. are in
attendance at the Democratic Convention
Mt Baltimore.
-From all sectionsof the County VIC
hear Aattering reports of the universally
good prospects of the crops.
"a bundaht showers of rain have
fallen in this vicinity in the past four or
five days.
-Ness1s. w. M. Sain I& Co., the ELI:
tcrprising livery stable proprictors, have
just added to their stock of vehicles, two
elegant buggies. The bestof teams can
be procured Mt thcir stables.
Those who desire to lay by some
thing for wet day, should not fail to
take advantage Of the inducements held
out by the Citizens Savings Bank. Our
popular young friend, B. III. Fowles,
Esq, is the Assistant Casi,icr, at this
place.
Mr.. A. L. Browning, of this place,
has been appointed Trial Justice, by
Gov. Scott, VICE, A. B. Knowlton, re-
signed.
Watcrmclons arc plentiful III town
but pcaches arc slow in making their ap-
pcanncc.
There arc thirty two liquor dealers,
and fifty three tobacco dealers i'll this
county.
-Important reduction in the postal
money order system have been made.
Divine service is being held every
night during this week, at the Methodist
Church.
Won't some one take steps to organ
izc brass band, in town2
"A Base Ball Club is being organ
lied by the young men ui' our town,
The officers Of Orangeburg Division,
No. 81, s. Of r., were installed on Mon
day evening oflast week. We understand
it was Il very interesting occasion.
Il. \. ,)ciIord<, Esq, has recently re-
painted his handsome dwelling, located
OH Russell street, ,par the s. c. Bail
roSd. --,----- ,.~ 4.
-AIcssrs. i;ull, scovill & Pike re-
ccivcL IL large and wc'l-aclcctctl addition
To their stock, Yesterday. Tho guo'is nrc
opened for inspection to.dny,
DR.. L. Berwick l.cgarc will lie alb
sent from town 10Y ii Short tine, attend
inc the Dental tohvcn;ior. now in Sos
sion ut Richmond, Our readers will lc
duly advised Of his return.
The contract Cor the erection of the
new fence around the public square has
been awarded to Mr.. William Baxter.
Our readers will find plenty of in
tcrcsting news from Baltimore, in this
issue.