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DISCOVERY OF CONRT.-Prof. Henry re-
ceived this morning telegram from VI. Lever
rier, director of the Paris observatory, announc.
ing the discovery at Marseilles by Coggia of a
comet in right-ascension 10 hours o minutes
declination 20 2G, with slight motion toward
the southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

THE USUAL SESSION OF THE CABINET was
held to-day, at which all the members were in
attendance. The proposed action of our gov
eminent with reference TO the Virginius cap
ture was the principal topic OF discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

FIRE AT THE ASSAY OFFICE IN New YORK.
The supervising architect of the Treasury has
received dispatch from New York stating
that the two upper stories of the ASSAY Office,
NO. 81 Wall street, was burned out completely
this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

ASSISTANT ADJUTAST GENERAL L. II. Pr
LoUzE, on completion OF his duties at the late
headquarters, department o. the lakes, has been
ordered TO report for duty at the Adjutant GEN
erals Office, War department.
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LECTURES.

| lincoln HALL,
NOVEMBER II, Is. AND IL.
The STAR LECTURE ASSOCIATION has ar
rsnged. ~ great expense for three brilliantly Illus
tTAted lectures en- the
MAGIC OF LIGHT AND SOUND,
PROF. l. II. PEPPER,
Director Of the Royal POlyteebuic Institute, Lon
don, assisted by
PROF. l.. W. TOBIN,
Secretary Of the Royal Polytechnic Institste Ion
don inventor Of the diss living statue used at Wal
called The sphinx .'erOteus," 'Dscapit.ted
Heai,'"The Wonderful Frankenstein Mister, -
Speaking Pictures, &C, &c.
MONDAY EVENING. November IL
WEDNESDAY hXENIEG, NSvemher 70.
FRIDAY EvENINa, November a.
SCIENTIFIC MAGIC.
In this series will be Introduced "The Ghost
sphinx, .Dissolying Statue" Living Osrica-
1.-THE Dancing Skeleton, !" aNheatstons's Telepho-
hie Concert" THE Talking Head" and many
America.
single admission rs cents; season tickets, 81; ne
extra charge fer reserved seats. For sale at the
Dew. =. p. GAREsCHE. Sd,
~ WILL LECTURE
LINCOLN HALL
On TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. nth, at D. m
SUBECI:-THE CHRISTIAN BOY AND TIE
BOY OF THk PERIOD.
Tickets, Fifty Cents. novs 81
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MEXICO yesterday celebrated the adoption of
adaitional articles 20 the national consultation.
among which are the abolition af peonage and
Tue separation " church and state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

SATANrA AND BIG TRRE.-The Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs does not credit the re
port from Texas that all of the Kiowas are of
their reservation except Satanic. He says a
few of the Kiowas may have been depredating
in Texas, but he does not believe that anything
like 500 are on the war path. He has received
recent advices from the agent of the Kiowas
from they were all quiet, and on their reserya
lion. He feels confident that Satanic and Big
Tree are disposed to keep faith with Governor
Davis and the government, aud they will hest
tate long before again placing themselves in q
hostile attitude
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RESULT OF THE NEW YORK ELKcTIoN.-Un-
Official returns from nearly all the counties i'm
the state, and estimates for the remainder
which will vary but little from the actual
figures, make the democratic majority on the
state ticket 1884. The senate still stands saw
enteen republicans, fourteen democrats, and
one independent, although Senator Madden's
majority Of thirty may be lost in the orhcial
count. On the other hand, the final canvass OF
the full vote may elect Mr. Thompson in the
sd district, and it Is still possible Mr.. Wood
worth has been chosen in the 18th. Countius
an tne chances OF the onicial canvass in their
favor, the republicans will have pineteeu sena-
tors, and counting all against them, thew will
have but sixteen, to nfteen democrats and one
independent. The Assembly becomes more ia
vorable to the republicans the list correcte4
by fuller returns, and It now stands seventy
two republicans to fifty-fve democrats and one
Internationally r. Tia.s.
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CONFLICTING REPORTS ABOUT THAT GREAT
CARLIsT NICToRY.-It is reported that the
Carlists were victorious in the engagement near
Miranda de Arga, but the report that Lieut.
Gen. PimO de Rivera was killed is officialIy
denied. Gen. Primo was not hurt, nor was
Gen. NIoraines captured by the insurgents. The
government has received dispatches from both
OF these officers dated the 9th instant. Carlist
continue TO claim great victory at Miranda
They report that Morianes was driven from the
vicinity OF Estella to Los ARGOS. On the othe
hand Gen. Morianes, in his official report of the
battle to the Spanish government, states he
passed two nights on the ground previously
held by the enemy.
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THE UNITED STATES INSPECTORS to INQUIRE
into the causes of steam boiler EXPLOSIONS will
meet at Pittsburg, Pa, next Tuesday. Exper
iments will be made the following day upor
three new boilers-two of iron and one of steel
constructed especially for this test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

RAILROAD DIyIDKND.-The Richuond Fred
ericksburE and Potomac railroad COMPANY an
nounce adividend Of three and half per cent.
on tne common and guaranteed stock and also
gives notice that the interest on the cooyerfible
ponas Of the company will be paid 20 holders In
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TIE CHEYENNE AND ARRAPAHoE CHIEFS al
at present in this city will have a council with
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs to- MORROW
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The RESURRECTION IN SAN DoNISGo TO BE
RENEwED.-Advices from St. Thomas to the
9TH instant have been received, News had
reachtd that island that Gen Luperon, who
retired from the leadership OF the revolutionary
forces in San Domingo two months ago, has
been recalled by the insurgent Chi efs, and will
resume his old command. 1t is supposed that
under his leadership the revolutonsts will
make supreme effort, and either triumph or
be annihilated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-11

The leave of absence granted First Lieut.. T
II. Fisher, I'd infantry, has been extended four
months.
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INTERNAL RRvKNuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sI9i.S53.I7.
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The SUIT OF Gazawsy Lamar against Char IS
A. sna, to recover damages for the alleged IL
,egal Imprisonment Of Lamar by Dana when the
has been on the calendar OF the United state
circuit Court for long time, has been set down
Tor trial before Judge Shipman to- day,
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TIE HEIR TO THE BRrrIsH THRoSR.-The
birthday OF the Prince OF wales was celebrated
yesterday in London. He was born November
8, 1871, but inasmuch AZ the thirty-frst aunt
versary of his birthday occurred on Sunday, the
celebration was postponed till November 10.
There was q grand procession in the afternoon
and dinner At Guild Hall In the evening. at
which Mr.. Gladstone made speech. The
Prince is now 81 years of age. When q youth
Of 2 he was married to the Princess Alexandra
Of Denmark, and IL nov the father OF two son.
and three daughters.
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s0Nine jurors were obtained in the Tweed
case yesterday.
0TRailroad trains in WISCONSIN are .ir..a,
beginning TO be blocked by snow drifts.
The wagons, with CANVASS awning, which
are commonly used by persons crossing the
pisins, are known out West a. the sprairie
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THE CHARGES AGAINST THE N.w Yopx Dr.
TEcTlyRs.-It Is reported that the charges
against Detectives Farley and Miers, in CON
nection with the Macdonald forgery case have
were abandoned by counsel for the prosecution
Inc counsel for the Bank of England withdrew
from the case Yesterday
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT has been advised OF
the arrival Of the u. S. s. Tuscarora at San
Francisco from Pnget,s Sound.
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RoYAL DECREE has been promulg ated
renewing Won Room of the presidency Of the
r.ussian ministry and appointing Prince Bis
president.
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The BANKRUPTCY CASES AGAINST JAY
COOKE s. Co.-The two causes pending against
this firm in the Supreme Court of this District,
came in for hearing yesterday before Judge
Humphreys sitting as a district judge IN bank
Iuptcy, as stated in The STAR of last evening
BY consent the cause in which Clifford Arrick
Is petitioning creditor, was continued for two
weeks. The case in which Benjami P. Buck
ner Is petitioning creditor, was adjourned for
one week, by order of the court, upon good
cause shown. Service by publication has been
made upon the non resident defendants In both
ofthe cases. The defendants have not entered
any appearance, nor have they answered or
plead to the petitions.
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Indian Aaair> on the P.csnc side.

APACHE DkfREpATtONs ~ SONORA.
San fRANcIsCo, November Ia-In canSs-
quence Of political troubles In the state 81 80
Nora, Mexico, the Apache Indian are commit
Tres with IMMUNITY.
iNntAN CorECiI IN NNvAnA.
dispatch from Elko. Nevada. to-nirRt savs
indian Commissioner ingalls,, OF Salt axe. h..
been holding grand council therr.iurinc TO
days past. The Oh ect OF the council l. - iay
before the Indians q proposal 70 remove The m
60 another reservation within the n-xt wear s,S
also for the distribution OF their aanuities rms
morning q e eastern Nevada Sho-hSes, together
with a large representation OF Piutes. Assem-
bled 20 receive their annuities Over four hun
cred Bucks were present. Soon sfter the work
OF diseteuton hsd begun, the interpreter as
SertAtned that the Piutes ami + N Utes had
formed an alliance for Q general dRht against
the S6oshones- The trouble origiuatei DartiN
on account OF the distribution, aud partly In
consequence Of old hostilities. A -ssparatIon OF
the uihts and redistribution OF goods had to
be resorted 10 20 restore order. Tonight CHIEFS
81 ali The Tribes meet 10 discuss ts neW reSsrva-
lion question. Nachez, the ohirf OF the Pan
ties, Refused 20 participate IN the connsl AMI
withdrew. The >hOSlones, however. had arreed
20 send two delegates % examine the re~etva-
ton AZ Port nm, Montana territory. and In m
is desirable they viii remove 20 " next s2riag.
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MEMPHIS is now free from yellow fever
alderman Cicalla, charged with drawing rations
from the relief committee for fictitious persons
arraigned before the COMMITTEES OF the hoard
yesterday The evidence submitted was very
connecting. Decision was reser we'd until "a. dav
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IHE CENTENNIAL TEA PARrY.-Philadel-
Pnia mas completed her arrangements for the
centennial tea party to take place ON the Il tn
OF december. The ladies attending upon the
taoie VIII be required to dress in Martha Wash
ington style, with cap, kerchief, SC.
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IHk BILLIARD TOURNAMENT opened last
night in Chicago. The first game. three bali
GsIom, between Dion and Snyder, was won BY
Dion ny score of 400 to 272. The second game,
between Massey and Bessunger, was won BY the
FORMER by score of 400 to Bessunger's 1885,
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A MISSING Z, s. DEPUTY MARsHAL.-On
Wednesday last, Lewis Newcomb, deputy
United States marshal, attempted to collect a
claim OF $4,000 against the captain of bark ly-
ing at Hoboken, and loading with coal for New
Bedford. After some conversation with WIN
Martin, the captain, thu marshal decided to
accompany the vessel to New Bedford, since
which time he has not been seen. The Hoboken
authorities have received information that he
had not arrived in New Bedford with the yes
sci. 1t is believed that the marshal was foully
dealt with, and the captain and crew have been
arrested and held. Newcomb was about p wears
OF age, and has red hair and moustache His
parents, who reside in Jersey City, know
nothing of his whereabouts.
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The VfReISIgs CoNPLioATIoN.-Nuchi in
dignation Is expressed in diplomatic circles in
view of the fact that the Carlist invasion or in
surrection in Spain depends entirely upon Great
Britnin for the means Of attacking the Spanish
republic. In discussing the virginius capture
prominent European diplomatic in this city
said: at h q singular spectacle, after 90
much Importance 70 attached to the treaty Of
Washington, TO lind Great Britain ON the one
side and the United States on the other aiding
and abetting rebellions, to prevent which that
spirit"
Since the capture Of the virginius, 1t has
found theme Of interest among diplomatists
and constitutional lawyers. 1t 10 said that the
case of the Virginius 4 entirely different from
that Of the Trent, bat very closely resembles
that Of the Alabama. The Trent was. IL Is
moreover said, an honest bona tide steam pas
seuger ship, regularly pursuing an honest bust
ness between the West Indies and England,
owned BY Englishmsn, and honestiy car.
Tying the English tag. On the other hand
the Alabama throughout The whole cruise sailed
With an English register, pretending TO be an
Enelieh vessel, Just as the virg1nius nov
virtue Of her having an American register
but u Is maintained by the administration that
she has no more right to dishonor the American
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WALL NEW OPERA HOUSE.
SIGxaR ronN,So -

WALL NEW OPERA HOUSE.
SiGNOR TOMNIASO SALVINI
Lhe Best living actor. '-RO5.Tf br0r4tag.
Ihe greatest OthsilO the world has ever seen -
tIdLICfrs GHSsHs0H.
The greatest Of all actors except Rachel - TJDlss
such triumph OF dramatic genius has seldom been
seen His OthellO The perfection Of arts '-TSIbNas
MS Othello the most Powerful, artistic and Origi
"a Performance the world has seen. - Herald
Bis nrst and only appearance in Washington on
MONDAf EVENING, November II. The original
play on which was founded the most successful
drama,
- DAVID GARRICK.
eALNINI IN his great role on SITLLIyAN
TUkspAn, Nov. Is, Shakespeare sublime tragedy,
GTHELLOt OTHELIO
sALVlNI in his grand impersc nation OTHELLO
Deserved seats for both nights, 50.
The sale Of seats for both nights ONLY will take
place " ednesday and Thursday next.
Sale Of seats for single nights begins Friday no,
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MONEY LOCKED UP.-One of the victims o.
the yellow fever at Shreveport, was the Hon.
Samuel Peters, member of Congress elect from
the western district of Louisiana. He was cash
Ter of the Freedmen's Savings bank of the
aforementioned city, and had the funds of that
institution under his control. The dreadful dis
ease carried him of so suddenly that he had not
time to give any directions concerning the affairs
of the bank, and he died without making known
the combination" on which the safe was lock
ed. The books show that there are Sl2 900 In
the safe, but there are no mechanics in that
part of the country that can open the safe with
out destroying it. The examiner of Freedmen
banks will not go to Shreveport until the frost
has completely subdued the pestilence, and the
peoples money remains literally ''lOcked up"
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CON RI
FoE TIE Benefit OF THE
shreveport and Memphis Sufferers.
TUESDAY EVENING Nov. IIth,
Ats O'Clock .. n.

WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE
w 18th Street, below Penna. Avenue.
CUB STAR IN TIE ASCENDANT,
NoNemher Iodine Week and Mattnees,
fust time in this city Of John T. Poole great
BDrletgue ENtTavaRauZa f
TIE WHITE PAWN
HE WHITE EAWNt
THE WHITE PAWN,
Introducing the NEST lBughahle
DUBLIN BALLET TROUPE.
TIE CHEAT MALE MORAL BALLET,
with New sceneIy, Dresses, Properties, &c.
first appearance Of the Specially Artists,
THE ADAMS BROTHERS
In their fan ed spscialties. MONS. BLANDOw-
shi > CELEBRATED COURT OF BEAUTY
PALLET. Twelve handsome ladies' led By thu Star
PrSnisr Of the World NJ LIE ANNETTE GAL
LEIII- supported BY the brilliant Secundo,
MILE LOTfIE LIE POINT. The ever-favorite
nsga1sts, JAS. 7. EDWARDS, II W. EAGAN
Re aeon he'd Actress and Vocalist, MISS CAR
ME ANERI. The popular American Actor, GEO
"; THOMPSON; The fsyorite Comedians and
EthlcFians, Il. 5. HODGES, Z. JEAN BUCKLEY
teItainment.
~ Fan ily Mstinees Ladies and Children every
WEDNESDAY, aud SATURDAY. nOVS-tr
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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT oPFICF.-Ap,.r
VI scrs vishiDg % sngloy rsliahle sery ants vii
strsst, between and streets, where their order,
VII De prcpytlyflled. feoIs "
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NOTICE

OFFICE co. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
0FAN6EnURo, C. H., SC,
August 1st 1878
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nominee and his friends aud in a style
far better than most of those Viii CHI this,
reporter has attended iu tile various
political cn@paigns. There was "a
abundance for all, and the most ordsrly
spirit, with al evidant sense Of general
satisfaction, prevailed thr9us shout the
scene.
When all were filed, the stand was
again occupied, aud Lieutenant Colonel
Sam Dickerscn, who had come up with
the independent candidate, went in
strong to the support of the regular
nominee. The meeting finally adjourned
with great enthusiasm Satisfied thu I,
there vas but one way for au homes,
Republican to do, and th,t was to vote
solid for the nominee of the convention
IWon. Herald.
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Woman, y he bright Oruament of y,ur
house viii col lhe to light up your hall
9th her smiI8;s and TO adorn it with the
productions OF her skiIful hands, exciting
emulatiSn witfout the Jealousy that en-.
,bittersi i. IfSshe cannot share with you
the tolls OF th$, field, when With the sun
Jou close you1r labors, she Cru make you
forget the he at aud burden Of the day.
While your hands direct the plo ugh,
hers will conEribute to increase your
store. With put woman there is no
home; wi'houSt her your annu,l fai RS
might interest," the head, but would nov
er engage the heart ! GApplause.1
Among yourselves, let your rivalry
be that of a brotherhood, advancing not
only your Ow1n prosperity, but that Of
your nefghb4r. Let your competition
bo without st3rifs, and all your pleasures
will be without alloy. Then will every
fare be brother's aud cvory housea
home.
AZ che cohclusion of Judge Glover's
address, ano,i iher piece of music was p.r
formed, and then tire benedic,ion was
pronounced |by the chaplain. The pro.
cession WAS rtt formed and marched b,ck
to the MasopGc Hall, and then dispcrsel
The crowd then vent to the pionio
ground in al shady grove opposite Capt
Rowe'o. There bouuteous msal con
cluded the ceremonies of the OCCASION,
and every o$ $c went away delighted with
the perlormenccs. The only GrAwb ,ck
to tho pleasures of the day was the
great heat, one gentlemen, Mr.. Crook,
being sunstruck, MIR Dibble, the mar.
shall of thoi dny, was at one time over.
come With the heat, but soon sutirely
recovered
Too grest credit cannot be given TO
the people of Oranseburg in neral for
the public Spirit manifested, nor to the
directors inf particular, for the skilful
management which contributed 80 much
to the SUCCEEDS of :hc occasian.
ARrEL.
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Save your Taxes!

How can you SAVE farther TAXATION
on your unencumbcred LANDS! Simply
by transferring the title to the Trustees of
the State Agricultural College and sieehan.
icS' Institute. located at 0rAngeburg, aud
incorporated by the Legislatnre, of South
Carolina BY thia means yop can also en-.
JOY the honor and pleasure OF rendering
valuable aid TO the cause Of education in
this State, All expenses Of fhe transfer
will be paid by said Trustees. Send on the
names of the parties and the location, and
boundaries of The land to be transferred,
and blank deeds will be returned ready for
execution. a
For further information on tbjs subject
apply by letter or Otherwissi tcthS under.
signed, who is aeting as agent OF said lrnsz
tees ts " slsfa a.a
81 ,fy rA.EEBSTgR,s j, =.
oropgcbprg, Sapth Carolins.
aug Is 's ~
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Sheriff S Sales.

by virtue of Sundry Executions TO me Az
recred. will sell to tho highest bidder a,
OranSeburg c. H.. ON the FIRST Mon.
DAY in September nest, FOR CASH. ali
the Right, Title and Interest Of the Dofsnd
ants in the following Property. Viz ~ ! l
|. One tract Of land in Orangsburg Conn
~, containing 1881 acres more Or less.
(swaDp land,) bounded by landa of "
Hutto, J. X. Moorer, Joseph Howell, snn,l
K. Shuler and the Charleston and Orang.-
burg C"unty line.
2. And one other tract contaiirin IeaJ
acres more or less, (swsmp p land, bounded bv
lands Of Sam'l X. Shuler. Josenh +
Shuler, A. Rsrshs grant, joseph Howell
and Abrsm Y. Shuler, Levied ON \, the
property OF Charles s Bull AZ the anti ~
n. Kla;ts 6 Co
One tract Of land in Orangebury County
con taining 2S2 acres, more or lsss, bou,JsJ
by lands of 8. D. Parlor, Iriek. Sn,der
livingston and W. s. Browning. Ls7i.5
on as the property OF Felix Rush dee,d -,
the suit Of josiah b. Way aud vita and
others.
ALSO s
One Lot with the building thereon in .bs
Town Of Orangsburg en- the North sise OF
OF Ane ia Street. bounded on the North ard
East by lsnds off. II. n. Briggnnnn, en-
the West by lot cfGeorge Bolivor. Lsyisd
on asihe proPsriy OF Ben ja,nIn Byas a, the
suit of W. a. Meroney
or4nsebars | c. ope' II. 3. G.. <, /, ciIT, ! y
Aug 18Th, 1915.
aug Is "A
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Attest:
GEO. BOLIyRR, Clerk
aug rs 81
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OFFICE 60. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
osANGEnvso, C. H.. SC,
Augus; Ist 1878
TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
The attention Of School Trustees is hers
by directed TO the following Extract from
Chapter XXNIX Sec, = Gen. Stat State S.
C. ~ g
They shall make or cause to bemade.
once in two years IN each School Dist. by
the first day Of September, an enua.e eraticn of
all the children within the ages Of and Is
years, resident within such School Dist,
distinguishing between male and female.
white and colored, and the clerk Of the
Board of Trustees shall r.iufp, to the
County School Commissioners a duplicate
copy Of the same"
"And in case the enumeration OF the
Scholastic population is not made Us pro
vided for il tlif Chapter. by that time the
County Board Of School Examiner, is
authorized TO appoint new Trus .ecs for said
sohcol Dis,ri 4 Sc.
In accordance with the above Won ara
hereby reqairedtO toward to tt,isoace said
repor, without delay.
F. Il. McKINBAY,
8 III County School Commissioner.
$50 BSS 40 orsagehurg Co. g. C.
august 1873 3.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,


OnASoEBuRo County,
Orsngcbnrg, s. c., August 8th, 1878.
No'ioe ia hereby given ;hat - : ANNUAL
MEETING of the Board of County Com
missioners said County will meet at this
Office on the FIRST THURSDAY of 3 p
TKMBER, 1879. st which time the CLAIMS
against the COUNTY will be CREDITED.
All persons are hereby notified to hand in
their CLAIMS TO the Clerk Of said Board on
or bef orc the FIRST THURSDAY OF SEP
TEMB FIR, 1879, otherwise sail Claims will
not Ia Audited at said Annual Meeting.
ny order OF tho Board
F. r. r sMoAKE,
Chairman.
Attest:
GEO. BoLIyRR, Clerk.