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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
our Bnsiness Men.


date of settlement here.
N. A. Bull, native of Connecticut,
settled here 1s42.
w. N. Seovll, native Of New York,
settled here 1851.
j. c. Pike, native Of Connecticut,
settled here 1859.
1. p. Thompson, native OF England,
settled here 1855.
Paul Mentscl, native of Germany :,
settled here 1870.
l.. Rich, native Of Germany, settled
here 1869
Oscar Champy, bern iu the French
Island of Guadaloupe, settled in Orange
burg 1s41.
A. II. Champy, born in Columbia,
8. O., settled in Orangeburg 1871.
Alex. Champy, born in Columbia,
s, c., settled in Oraugcburg lS41.
j. Schmidt Albergotti, born in
Charleston S. c., settled Here 1866.
Patrick Doyle, born in New York
City, settled here about 20 years ago.
John English, native Of Ireland,
settled here 1871.
r.. Ezekiel, native OF Scotland,
settled here 1850.
G. D Kortjohn, native of Germany,
settled here 1868.
Robert Jenney, native Of Ireland,
settled here 1866.
G. NJ. Girurdeau, born in Charleston,
settled here 1878.
L D. Wolfe, native Of Ornuscburg,
commenced business here 1865.
William Wilcox, native of Upper
Canada, settled here 1853.
Geo. S. Shircr, born in Charlc~ton 5.
G., settled here 1861.
DR.. A. g. Dukes, native of Orange.
burg, commenced business here 1872.
j. w. Patrick, native of Barnwcll
County S. G, settled here 1869.
Leland Hagood, native of Darnwel
County S. c., settled here 1873.
j. Herman WahIcrs, born in New
York City, settled here 1866.
J. George Voso, born in Charleston
s. c., settled here shortly after the late
war.
W. Y. fzlaf, native of Oranscburg.
j. W. Nfosely, born in AK en- g. c.,
settled here 1860, commented business
1873.
w. X Crook, native Of this County,
commenced business 1873.
w NJ Saih, native of North Carolina,
settled here 1sTe.
John A Hamilton, born in Charles.
ton S e, settled here 1868.
u Louie, native of Germany, settled
in 0IangcSurg 1910. Mr.. Louis is the
Oldest merchant Ia town. Has been
"bGrnt out" three times, on neither Of
which occasions was he insurel.
G III Cornelson, native Of G crmany,
settled here 1856.
Theodore Kohn, native Of G ermany,
settled here 1855.
Henry Kohn, born in Otangcburg.
Frederick Oldendorff. native Of Ger
many, settled here 1s4S
T w Albergotti, native of Beaufort
County 8 e, settled in Oraugcburg
! during the late war
DIR. Il j Oliveros, native of Florida,
settled here 1855. DR.. o. was the ftst
native graduate of medicine from the
city of ST Augustine.
) P Harley, native of Oraugeburg.
Nv p Muller native of Germany,
settled here 1857.
Ernst Mentzel, native Of Germany,
settled Eere 1871.
II Riggs, native Of Connecticut,
settled Rere 1889.
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homestead,

=
The recent decisions Of the saoysr,, !,
Court of the United States have declared
the HoMEsTEAD ACTS Of this State Mn.
constitutional as TO debts contracted prey
ious to 1868.
The iasi amendment to the Bankrnpt Law
gives to the debtof the same exsmptien Of
real zand personal property as wss eiysats
him by the HOMESTEAD Law. 'sSS
The only way that H oSiEsTEADs can be-
secured is by taking the benefit 81 the Isak-
rupt Act. 8 e
Especial attention mas been aud isifiEs
devoted to this branch. Of the Ian BY
BROWNING = DROWNING:
Attorneys at iizw,
Russell Street, 6raRgebdfs s. c.as
may "a Sc,
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This one line looks very solemn,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14

Oh! QaH nada--you naughty man
Jacob wept because the delicious ti.illa-
tIon struck tender CHORD in his manly
breast, and he upheaved: We have
been there ourselvcs--not with Rachel,
but one as fair, although she said "Moth.
er,says mustn't, George" This was
tear.rible.-- Charleston Chronicle.
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niay 81
The sun., 1873-11-17

Go LARGE silver gray bed blankets IS per
Chamber at.
The sun., 1873-11-17

IQIOW DEALERS, awsken to Jour interests -
IL public meeting ~ lqusT dealers under the au.
tliCrs ~ the NcN IOrg LGqor Dealers Prou ctve
Union. vii be held u Nssor II H. III Fast a st..
'veen 81 and an avs on Tuesday evening. Soy is,
l-i 5uclock, tor the purpose OF UNI ny in ny
all legitimate dealers 20 protect BY legal means ,hrr
interests against unjust fuCrOAchnents Of arbitrary
laws AAtlgun ste TO thrir wClftrr.
lhe following gcntrmen nave kindly consented 70
sddrcss the meeting; The hon. Albert tardoLo. tho
lion samuel g. Courtney, the Hon. j. T.. solomon, tue
Hon, Miruu AhChtmanu, and others
Al liquor dealers pud otners Interested In the trade
srs eOrdaliy invited TO attend.
HERIDERG, Pres.
AMBkOsE ONEll, Vice Pres
NJ. q. LASpsBKRd. Sec.
The sun., 1873-11-17
Penu-,l,nria Jury'- verdic'.

The Lancaster ItlUtr'r gives an account
OF the suicide by hanging Of young Henry Wal
ters, near Mount JoV. As curiosity in It's line
We publish the verdict OF the turOncrs jury in
his case. 1t reads - follows
That the deceased. Hvuty Waters. by not having
God before his eyes lut tr'ug strc't ans moved bN
the insgatluu of the detl 4ad % certain Voc sLc ?
Mount JOY township being 70. "a Jri m ore alone MN a
certain htmpeu cord Nfurl ." th,Ir ti o. e iu ~
hands, and eud irtruf " about hs urtk ana lr
Other end thereof t,d ubuvt lHu-h Uf Attrhll uak
tree himse then did th'r" v'fr ff t,t - rcsa .,
voluntarily and fcluilu~ anu of uast afur ih"u- ht
hange snd slnoca.f lu- .r4 - l.r'F- ~ rt.tl u
de isrc that the ttli II, f~f,.- ' ana iher" 10
the manner and form afur, ..,i. fr' q himself
killed, s'tangled. and luI l.l i- g. against tue
peace aud dignity OF thr tuifH fN.f ~
tSl-lcdi - 'N S'iufh-,
Depny Coroner md !. =. anu aisJ sisncd ~ tle sS
lurynIcn.
The sun., 1873-11-17

NEW YORK.
AmustmttIs
THEATRE. rs and 30 nroadvsy.
Reserved seats, SOC and u extra. Family circle, .Oc.
SECOND WEEK and overwhelming triumph Of the |
MIss MIIIssTsSip;IheSr FsHpISrTn ,FssIs Ilfarrinf'RRo. arinif'RRo
and sueceil production under his personal 'uper'h
MR. wlLKiHEO COLLINS
own dramatic version
THE NEW SAopALES.
NEW scENERYi NEW CosruMEsi GREAT CAST |
The ,udence, eiectrined by the passion .nd force
9f the sstr,'s i"H9d s.cnt iYr 'ne %
enthusasm.-Asie IO'i INNS
SEATS MAY be SECURED SIX DAysIS ADVANCE,
MATINEE SATURDAY AT iX O'CLOCK.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT $.
SPECIE PRICES s,;si: i s: :sS,. extra
LAST WEEK
LAST IXrISEE
THE GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAMA. ENTITLED
FLASH OF LIoHTSlSGi
wiTTIrs rrh S5p GgEAr SENSATIONS
Al ITIip AZ 4ntniiII tiiII II, pRhb,n,WWpf'"'
ThE BtR>Ep srfANBoAT.N
PANoRAMA OF FIFTH AVENUE 'lll
NEXT SATURDAY rosITlyELy LAST NIGHT AND
MONDAY NIGHT NEXT, Noy: q, production. sfter
l. fox'S entirely new sud Wholly orlgn. grand eomc
pUMPTY
showing The .urpr.lnS .dysntute. and haitoTe,a.n
fGY 8a Nffag Of Nt'' Hero ~ the
IN rHiE iS cfTlIESST'iM4 csTIST i4AtY ttYYFiRk'
Ey.y .rs., being made to ,s9aie ri: P5oaaeiISS
s0''e0u'ssf SEE SEE fr?ffTriaiEE f?fTriiEE RRSS@&ciScrMrNrs.
N,nLo-sstiAHHiRift>sa yoyE+Trsfiae Efaeh Gnooh
rornrrrsru wfIE SGw g. = jglSSDmlSlsarD sue,
SATURDAY fy5FT aHrNil EyhEi>9 II hAIf AT - FAST ONE
OLYMriC THEATRE.
Begin.ns 81 Bro.dry.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
LAST MlGHrs LAST MATISKEsi
eminent natural sctor.
IN Il" s''"' '"''''''"'"'A'' RIP VAN wISKLR
vs:s..G.,. s,s,s:; q s.;sia.; s.,i9.;
Monday evening. Nov. -,
The worlds fs'orite artist. ,,,,,>, .D,>,a
Boz sheet no. open.
DHOF. F.HARTZ ANDDR. cotton,
6rst tine, his NEw SPIRIT UAL MANiFbS fAAIlQH,
fA ~ @ops q tf S5 n.
Gfs; COPPER I,iSrirGTf, M0Sp}A,Ih hTyErspAAY.
INGs Sovcmbcr iiis u a. snd2I IieSets Is cents.
SrhiNMnNnAu ,kIT. the famou. Arts.
Wulrcture ON CANlCAilRlNG
Hi. lecture will be n,iritcd BY carleature. drawn in
OF cELrBRAfKB Abiif!55lSs, ACTORS. AND
TicSe,' for sale at tsteinway..
TnE riLchlHk Hk,rv HALL. PANIC fHI' Is
GREAr JONES ST.
sse Gallery cents sTqGe'le 6 ' esn bpNeopy u
Halls to rent for churches, leotnre,, festNAls. &c.
A DODwORrH's
CLASSES FOR DANCING,
ns SIN Av. CORNER 2SrH ST.
ARE NOW Open FOR THB sEAsoS,
Twice . weeE-Monday, and Thur,daYs Tuesdays
| ana Fridays, Wednesdays md Saturdays.
Once week-saturlay mornings lid FRIDAY even
ings, Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday evenings.
Send for circular
ag 5ouos.
Ill THIS WEEK.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
UNION ADAMS a co.
ALE OFFERING AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
sCoTCn WOOL UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
HASDKERCHlEFs.
ROBES JACKETS.
eHIRTs. COLLARS, CUFFS,
sUsPENDERs.
ELEGANT NECK WEAR
AND ARR OPENING
CARTWRIGHT . WARMERS
USDERsHIRrs AND
DRAWERS.
IN EVERY VARIETY.
e1 BROADWAY.
SMITH's PATTERN BAZAAR, eI Broadway
- near 9th st,-FULL LINE OF WINTER FASHIONS
ner A,TTKAACIioSSSi new REblNG0ILs Rtns Rst,sera,
the FORM warranted perfect; cutting aud bsstlng
"Smihs Instruction Book Secrets of DTessmAk In.
mailed for 10 cents. A. BUkDEIIE SMITH. We Broad
way New York.
CO LARGE silver gray bed blankets, IS pc
CDo, pair Brown army blankets, bargains. lU
The sun., 1873-11-17
Wlsrtt0...Walts.

A GENTS wanted with small capital best .eIlnE
n article In New YORK and county. flNChs'efHs
The sun., 1873-11-17
6opaIintrsjig notlt,s.

hIS~OIITIDN Of partuership-Thc hrm OF Fer.
dlnaud Retss Co. Il hrrcny dissolved by mutual
consent. An persons inIcbtel 10 the ntm are author.
ed anu required to such lud 'htucss 10 Ferdinand
Eclss, who WI, conunuc the busluess pay AL slms
agiusi the Arm. FERDINAND EElSS,
New YORK. Nov. u, iS19. JULIUS BAEBE.
The sun., 1873-11-17
EXTRA REDUCTIONS

On and after SATURDAY, Nov. Is, we will offer our
immense Stock Fine Clothing Men and Boys at RE
DUCTIoNs IN PRICES FROM 10 to 40 PER CENT
FOR CASH.
This best stock of Clothing in tho United States
goods being made expressly City retail trade and at
prices offers bargains greatly superior to the
wholesale stocks displayed for retail buyers.
An examination Of goods and comparison of prices will
demonstrate the bona fde nature of this offering.
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BROADWAY AND GRAND ST,
BROADWAY AND WARREN ST,
NEW YORK.
The sun., 1873-11-17
Observation-Disclosures.

Pfrsin. leave Nes Yors from ioot Of Desbro,,e, and
E1pres. fof HARRISBURG Pittsburgh, tn. West. and
South with Pullman Palace cars attached. 81 4. NJ
aud $50 =. VI. Sunday Sand $50 ?. NJ.
For Baltimore, Wsshln gon, and Tie Sonh VIA Penn'
sP. NJ. For Baltimore and Washington. via b. sld D,
X. H., at /. 81 Z. VI daily. .
7;s $50 or. NJ, and Y night. sunday. 5.'iJ. ~ sn
for trenton at7.aO A. NJ, ., $40. ndti0PM. Sun
fmigrant and second cl,s..7P M.
FOs SswaTS ar At N & s,s e; 1osiS ~ : Mleai
"a. sl! iS iIaSr M"'ad "a night sunday ~, sa
- ioH H2 2R,aot,a :. sO, ,,o s,o siosmuA.M.pN.
l. go $40 B t0 tiO 70 $40 sos t.i0 $50 Z ~ SO
30 iLg r. NJ ana u night. Sunday, ~. $40. ~ and
Fdr Eihwsy, 6, SO TOO, $40, 10 A. NJ, M,uM.L2,&p.
SIC $40 10 49, SD $40 &, $40. SD, l slO 10 p. NJ.
ana Y night. SUNDAY. so, $40. aud 1sl p NJ.
.TVY H11dPPs8pse aud fer'h AmOo''S AH' " A A-
"a nm Tgs6:sck, 7.eo and .io A. NJ. anal! M.s
$40 $50 So. eO, ~ +. NJ. and Y sht SUNDAY. go
FOR East Mil.tonc. $40 A. NJ. i2 noon andiDP.M
For Lambtrtyle aud FleninstOn, s.jJ A. NJ. and
For Philipsburg and Bclydere, 5 andlP.M
ACCOMMODATING for ROrdentoNn, Bur- ston, and
Camien 72O ana g3j 4. NJ, ilO 3 %, I, sud 6IJ L.
For Freehold, : p A. NJ. and +. NJ.
Trains arrive asfonows, From Pittsburgh, $50. 4 NJ,
i.'S and ls 7. ~, daily li:S A. 81. dally, exeep!
SO A. H., Sis and iOG P N. sunday, sos, ana 81 T.
NJ, and lE!i T.. NJ From Phadeipha, 52. 6;o 6.U ESQ.
day, b.s, sos $40 q %, II IS A. NJ, and 1921 p. VI.
Ticket orces, bl6, as, 2ll. ana ga BroaiwaJi Mol
AstOr House and foot OF Desbrosses aud Coruandt
'.. EmlgEsptr l.oAet 0lee' Bat'Gry BlIMee,vn T.,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agcnt
The sun., 1873-11-17
cfcr SaIt ano 10 GET.

TINO LRT-A nrst moor. with i2 rooms In parts OF
siI rooms each an slI rooms on second hoor, In
convenient location, Al 5(I Hudson 81. Apply prem.
ises.
fVO LFr-FIrst.clas French nsts northeast corner
Il OF sth ay. anu alth 81,
The sun., 1873-11-17

- near Goth st. FULL LINE OF WINTER FAsHlONsi
new ATTKACIloSsi new REplNGoTLs patterns
with CLOTH MODELS now ready patterns htted to
ne FORM warranted perfect cutting aud b.stingi
mailed for 10 cents. A BURDETTE SMITH. N Broad
" New
The sun., 1873-11-17

Ill. kinds new sewing machines for sale to rent or
~ exchange; also, nought and repaired good secoaI
hand Nsry cheap, mon.hy payments. l6j CauIl At.
NOR SAIE-A Wheeler wilson aud singer
i sewing machine, as good As new, Tor SIS. 81 C.ual
ST., top door
The sun., 1873-11-17

ADDE'S DRESsE- for balls parties, weddings,
I&c rented at S22 Bowery, near BleeckeT ST. date OF
sixth av.). Elegant silks stf2; velVets ~ S
The sun., 1873-11-17
Hors,s auo darrmou

3orsts auo darraon
'iiARNEss' SADDLES,
Horse Clothing Plush Carriage Robes, Lap busters,
and large ley of Saddery Goods always on hand.
Z. b. SMITH CO, W Warren st., New York
INOR -ALE-A black Canadian chunky pony also
sor. ell horse, sound aud Kind and years old, II
and IS hands sold because the owner has for
them 80 and tS3. BAyardst
WAGONS cheapi express grocery business
W yplumbers', delivery and platform spring wsg ons
a. 22s Spring st.
ION GOOD work horses sold for want Of use. at
foo, PsS;: ,S 10 .u OSIs" Apply TO Is, Company.
The sun., 1873-11-17
Misttllantous.


nIvOR The unders gnei will obtain divorces
~ promptly and without publicity, Apply TO A. II.
KEENAN, MurrAyst., rooms " and ~. Advice free.
NOTICE OF ASsIGNMENT.-NOtice Ia HEREBY
~ given that Abraham Fredenheim of the city OF Pat
erson PassAic county, New Jersey hath this day made
an assignment to the subscriber of his estate tor the
equal benent OF his credtor and that the said creditors
must exhibit their respective claims oath sfr.
nation, within the term OF three montht.
Dated Paterson. n. j.. Oct "a, 1873
DAINT brushes kaisonlne aud yarnish brushes also
brushes OF every Description at the lowest factory
prices. o. 80 PearlS. JOHN x. H0PPEL.
The sun., 1873-11-17


TONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
on and after Monday, Oct. %. is'S trains will leavs
minutes latert
500 A. NJ, RockAway erpres.
$50 4. l., Grernport natl.
igCo A. ~, Port Jefferson. Locust VALLEY And Hemp
stead way.
iOsIo A. 'M, Rockaway accommodation.
SUP. NJ. Rvefhcad ani sag lilrbor express Rans
through to Greenport McdneS lays and saturday.
9pP. ", Htmp.tesd erprcss.
1NP.M VI. Port Jefferson. Locust Valley, and Hemp
tG6P H. Locust valley and Hempue,d eIpreo.
EO'P. NJ, SOuhport and ~. sANay AccOmnoi 'uon.
Trains connect ~ Jtmsicl VITA East New YORK. aai
at M!neola vita Hempsiead.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Pnint as follows
So \. NJ, Port Jederson. Nounport anu Locust VAT
ley - l,lOu tralns.
Ga =. NJ, Nurthport accommo dalton tram.
go i. ", k0cNAUay accumulation.
JAO. b. MORFORD. superintendent
The sun., 1873-11-17

A HINTS Win small capital can make so dsily ~
" selling AMERYS waterproof show cards lSs
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

pOARDERS WANTED.-26 West 16th-st.,
} third floor; FRONT ROOM and HALL ROOM TO LET with
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BROOKLYN Board.
Miscellaneous,

A FAMILY owning house in first-cass and
IN central will furnished second hoor without
board Ony those willing pay liberal pnce need apply.
address PRIVATE Station g.
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- I2IAEU.
Tr,ius Depot foot Soufh glthtt BrOokyo as iO'
$50 a m Patch0sue Mail
IL e. ~, BABY Aorolnn'lfl0l.
.. ~. abyloa Accommodation
y. A., p clogus b. i-es
D. Pa.tlYgn. t.cc-- nofls9n
. pm, Blbyl0n tc ylts 1.4"oa.
9. N, herick tcr plsto-.
suld4y. a. fs.. DsbTioh AcssmmOdahon
Boat leaves AMI ooseyetet fers heS-Ysk twenty HD
aes before eiFug Ht eouih + yhth-ta
Al tram e04belt iof ulngstesd. - -.
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Boaro ano Rooms.
East Side,

ION LEXINGTON-AYE.-A gentleman and
fsDO wife children. viii LIT their SECOND STORY,
front and THIRD STORY back. with hciAss BOARD adults
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felp Uanleo-- Ma!es.

X1TANTED-In an Office, COPYlST, who
w trtss Aadrcsa tslA csrsHeeA and 'aii aeSui
COPYlbT. Tribune OBea
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CTONINGTON LINE FUK BUSTON, via
> PROVIDENCE
,,s ,l.c.p, steamers RHODE ISLAND. Tuesdays Thurs,
cs,s I'd sst1sys ara SToSNG on No mshssiays and
yriray from Pier 49, River foot ~ Ss' 1p VePt suu
cstl Al o D NJ ar!.gng 10 Bosiol ahead Of ~ other lne~
rlis is the Inside Roale asd avoids Point judith
ek for sale At Dnepa Railroad Oaes' ano e.stiSRs Sc
eoie1 o. '-e 0iAo's' '''.o'' " -T H. s. BABCOCK,
L w. FILKiSs. rie''-'H-
Gen Pass Act.
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" M MI
CITY OF NORWICH
VIII leave NsYok daily (Suuls eIcepied a. 5 O'clock m from
-, yo 40 Ncuh River foot Of Canal aid Wattsgs
F 500 Norwich ihsre Connecting with Express
81 points, ya vermont eAua houeA and Worcester ami
PostJn Har.'orj snl Ere k'i foa9s a..
Kor5 Rver W. T. PARKBR, AgehL
kes-Yofs, Jase G. 1873
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Coachnen.

4 SINGLE young man wants SITUA
~ TON Goodman and GROOM; thoroughly uniersi nis D.
business city country excellent references Address W. H. liz
WestA
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DOARDERS WANTED-27 West 1sth-st.-
ID Of four LB with BOARD private As
prefsr red reler exchanged
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6ituations Uanico-- Hlales
Clerks. Statesmen. &c.

Clerks, Statesmen, &c.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos. 81 I-2 Tbryeconl-st, 3OS West
Twenty hrist, the HARLEM OFFICE, No 2,3S6 Pourhsye
betgeen and O8ehundreand.
sts and the BROOKLYN BRAHCH OPFlE 70 323 Washing
next door the PotOGce ~ to regular Office rates
SNANTED-A SITUATION, by a young man
w % wears understands Bookkeeping quick
accurate figures sud references from house BY
enpoyo years bOokkeeer Address T. r. r,
$50 West 2Ohs.
VyTANTED-By a married gentleman, IiOl-
w land Israelte employment SALESMAN or COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLER; speaks four langrsyes Address A. No. lao Wash
iugtonst, Room No II. Nesl0rk
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILR0A


ri
II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. 10
bTHB OIL REGION ard LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
- M leave Des5roses and Cort ana-st Ferries;
$3.50 Ere KIPress daily e1eep Sanla Win PuHsn tSiS
Phlaieph 10 NauspOr aud Palace Gar u VI
60 6rTve Sgnburr sac; Wanspo $500 Lock Haven 800
Renovo li:lO D. Inineoa. JOs CORY, COS bne 14o a m
Coupec al Irneou Cory oil Cfeek and Allegheny River
TX for The Region Ere With Lake Shore K ioI al points
West
$50 n Mail daily with Pullman Palace Car from NeE-Yot
No Ene Auve Suuburv 62O Whamsport, $40; Lock Haven
AZ Rerovo ii a. ~: Irvneton. 5lO CORY. G1O; Ere 7:55
r. M Connects AZ Irlneon Oh Greek and Allegheny River
So e oil Recon Al Re Lake Shore r. r. for al points West
". A. BALDWIN, General Superintendent
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lNANTED-Funished Parlor with Bedroom
w adjoining Man, wife daughter. O years old. Without
oird Private family preferred g., Boz 3e74 .Post0ACe.A
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EXCISE LAWS ENFORCED.

LICENSES REFUSED TO PRoPRIEToRs OF CONCERT
sALooNs-AN INSPECTION BY THE COMMIs-
sIONERs.
The Excise Commissioners have completed
their examination OF the applications for licenses OF
liquor dealers doing business in the First Second, and
Third Wards aud granted licenses TO those persons
whom they deemed worthy. considerable number OF
applications were rejected, and the money placed on
deposit was returned No licenses have been issued TO
the keepers groceries, to the propetors OF saloons
where women are employeda mattresses. In number
of also have been refused TO persons
OF bad reputation whose saloons have been known as
the resort OF and disreputable OF both sexes
On Washngton-st persons refused licenses
The same rule will be carried out throughout the CITY,
Under no circumstances will license be granted to the
proprietor of a cOncert-salOOn. The Commissioners
have thus far visited each saloon before issuing
license 10 the proprietor in order to judge OF the charac
ter of the place from its appearance and surroundings
Inquiries have also been made OF the police and Others
The Commissioners think that it will be the middle Of
September possibly the first Of october before their
examination can be completed and all the licenses
issued. Already considerable pressure has been
brought to bear upon the Commissioners by politicians
and owners Of the buildings in which the prohibited
saloons are situated. The Commissioners profess how
ever TO be able to refute any arguments that be
brought TO bear being determined, far they have
power to break up the vile dens that have long dis
graced certain sections Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

work have OF course expressed different quar-
tershe prevalent impression being that he Is ruer ana
finer in comedy than tragedy and moro effective ana
winning in mirth than in pathos. There was no room
for doubt however, as his signal physical ADVANTAGES
his decided ability aud his ripe aud valuable experience
I'm his delicate and difficult vocation He looked Ike
wit who might have lounged and tested In the LONDON
coeehouses with Swift Steele, Prior; and he read
from the classics Of English literature with the 'as'o
and the feeling Of scholar and with the intultons
and the initiative skin OF practiced actor Inc
victorious element In his readings, howeyer-at once
the passport TO success and the guarantee OF
its contnuance-was certain delightful zest IL 10 the
memory of this and the thought or what 1t IL likely 10
effect that make us pause upon the subject OF Mr. Bel
lows return, and commend 1t TO special atehlon
Readings in time past have been,for the most part
associated with book-musn and bombazne, the white
neckte and the glass OF ice water. PeyePs Hymn ana
contre heart The marked exceptional cases OF Mrs
Kemble, Mr.. Dickens Miss Cushman, and MI Charles
Eytinge are almost lost already in wilderness oil muir
muring elocutonsts with the inevitable bridge Oh
Sgbs and the eternal Poe's Raven" MT beie" has
wrought great change the whole spirit and parapher-
MALTA OF the misunderstanding 1t with Ire coior,
yigor and the rosy glow OF pleasure. Nobody Is poreu
bv his readings and quite certain that no eo
cutonary bore will be tolerated where TINS artist mas
once been seen and heard In that there Is nope ana
IN that hone Mr. Bellows return Is cordially 10 De
welcomed He will not only please in himself, but he
will make the rostrum fresh and piquant instead OF stale
and fediOus.