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THE KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE 4r4utpsr-
Sary PGsae.e.-This afternoon Tire Knights OF St
Augustine are having parade, and to mig at
the anniversary banquet Will be given At
Lyceum hall, street, between 18th and 10Th
streets northwest: to- day being the second anni-
yersary OF the organization. The knight were
reviewed by their almoner, the Rev. F. e
Boyle, this Afternoon, al the corner OF and "a
streets northeast, after which they marched
over the following rOute:-4th street 10 Virgil ia
avenue, 20 sth street, to East Capitol street, TO
Pennsy lysnia avenue, 10 18th street. to NJ
street, to 18th street, passing the new st. Angus
tine church, to l. street, TO 21st street, TO r
street, 70 West street, Georgetown, TO High
street, TO Bridge street, to Psnnsylvania ave-
nue., TO 18th street, down street 70 18th street,
70 street, where the commandery will march
70 me hall and be dismissed until 80 O'Clock
4. N.
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TIE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTHRNT, ODfcs Of Ca1sT SiRnnI OAcsi
WILMINGTON ID o., Oct. %, 1874, 1919 a. N. {
PRoBABlLITIEs.- For the northwest aud thence
70 uri, nora beast to southeast Winds yeering
10 high northwest, failing barometer, CLOUDY
weather and rain, followed In the northwest to-
mis- ht By risng barometer and occasional snow For
the lases, fallIng barometer, fresh northeast 10
southeast vi Dc fIsD Temperature except on LsE
suPeriors cloudy weather and rain. For the OH }
Neiey al TIE nessee, falling bare meter Southeast
20 southwest wipdS, warmer cloudy weather and Or-
eastoDa rein. For the Gulf states falIiOp barome.
TosSlby occasional rain In the western portion
Tor The south AtlSptic states lower pressure yari.
cloudy weather. For the middle states, slowly fail
ing barometer, northery. backing TO scut hesserIy
Winos, rfEiB TEN pereturs and partly cloudy
to-day, with increasing clOudiness Tonight, and
rain IN the western portion by Thursday For New
England, slight barometer sLd TEN erature changes
noI;herly WINDS, partly cloudy and temporarilv
clearing west her. CauticDary signals are ordered
fOl Duluth. Il, CsnRba, Marquette. ChicaOo Granj
Haven, Milwaukee, and sIrena
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TIE C0IRTR

POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
To day, John Edmuncs, q vagrant, was sent
10 the chain gang ninety DAYS. Moses Morse;
same George Columbus, prOtane; -. George
Smith, forfeited collateral for profanity. Jas
Il. HallOweD, driving on foOtwalk; 81. Sarah
jackson, vagrsnt, was sent down for thirty
DAYS. Elizabeth Washington, vagrancy; same
Meiyina Queen, profane and indecent Ian
rnape. g
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BE WISE IN TGMg.-COnsumption lie . disease
that the victims seldom believe in Will too late
1t is one OF The surest SYMPTOMS Of me malady for
the pat ent 20 insist that the cough ''smOuRts to
nothing" that there is no danger. Beware of
tnis iatal lncredulity. Stop the cough before it
reaches fatal point, With that most wonderful
OF all pulmonics, Halls HONEY of HorskouRi Of
Tor. Even when half the lungs Is gone il may
save the other half aud prOlOng life.
ILte,S Iolth-Aehe Drpps.-Cnre in one minnte.
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The Markers.

BALTIMORE, Cctobsr 23.-Vtrgiuis sizes, pesIers,
81; NirEtDlas, cons ii6ats d. IS; do con pom
West Virginia., 9; North Carolina skies old IN: do
new 10; do. special tax, 5 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, October 26-COtton dull and do.
moraliz.o-iow miodliugs. "A. Flour dull-Oi,y
Nil Bio brands, Ga (16 rs; do family, 2s6l3 So
neat Dchanged-sOgthern finn; western dull
Corn stea5y-white southern, eS995; yellow south
ern, SG2; mixed western dull, 81 Oats doll
outberI, 5S@6l; western mixed, Ha57; do. viii q.
5Gtg Bye quiet and steady Hay unchsne ID ;
p o'isions st oDg for cut meats, especially sno1Id
ers, which are scarce aud wanted. Pork unchssged
buk mests-shoulders,7 *; clear rib sides Ii GGiiL
loose. observation-disclosures So: clear rib sides l9st '
rs,ekeS; sugsr-cuted hams, H9l5. Lard, rehnsd :
li5z@l54. western butter quiet and steady, ss135
for Tub and roll. Petroleum u chan ged Cgfes
strong; no stock in fret hands. Whisky quiet, on
sugar dill, lOz4 6a.OzS. "
sEw YORK, October 2s-FIour duh and de.
fiim. f VII
NEW YcRK, October 25.-Stocss dull Money 2ls
Gold los. Exchange, long, 4s5; short 4SsA
GOYeTnme nts active and stronger
LONDON, October %, 1870 .. m.-The rate for
money 81 the stock exchange on government seen
rites is Per cent. Erie, 26&@74
LOH DON, october IS, p. M. -Nrie, 26lll6lf Paris
dispato hes quote TeDtos at 81 francs 92 centines
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENsE ASSIGNMENTS
EEw FALL AND WINTKR GOoDsi
PRICKs LOwER THAN kvERl
GOODS BETTER THAN KVER
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUYt

Here are q few OF the bargains offered .-Brys'
6n1 Girls MeTiso Embroidered Caps gud II y1ls.
ard Merl1S ETeI en- HcOds, sad X pit ZsphgT u .ss
and boocE. Hand Knit eacQuFs, 81: slE sd satin
Qulitee HcoCs very me, = "a aud s.; Iufauts Ne.
rlho Ooaks, 81 Childfe u.s. Asses aud Lsd 5 Leg
Drawers. 81; Cent? heavy Merino SHIFTS SOC sn5
81 Lacies' Heavy and Fine full regular Bose.
three pair for 81; Mems sHper stout Brifgh Socks
70 ana sSta c.i Large bite Ohinsss Silk RaodkeFs
Shlets o. 81; small d. DO, Soc, very cheap; La
dies and 6ents' Eemstitched aad Henrned Lf1sn
HaDokerchiefs from I5sc. Up t. SOC: Msss' fine
bite Shirts only 81; Large size fine Linen Din Ter
napkins, 81 per dOZen; Turkey Req Fruit NsnLfos
III per doZrni Chidreps' snd Ladies' Faucy Wool
extra long Hose, 10 SOC. pair; Ladies fine White
soplss, Si reIy hsndsSme Six aud w DOL I'm
broicered slipper Patterns only 81; very 80 perfor
hid Gloves for men and ladies', latest styies All
colors, 81 and u SO; Ladies' DoRskfn Gsunfisfs
II: six nue. Ivory Handle Table and Desser.
hhNts only 20; six solid steel full Silver Pis,ed
Dessert or Table Knives. 81 per set; six Table
nA teaspoons, warranted plated on White
meah, ~ three sRd i've bottle sstors, N: dae
otto, u; eest Butter Knives. SOC: Hapkfn Riass
peet plais 300 solid silver ditto, Sf Sc Air aud
Slothes Brushes, &c; Soc. aud 81 Rubber Dressing
ture frames In large variety, 2sc up 90 ga brack-
cts OF Gil kinds, go. TO al: Towel Rs,Rs. BOOK
sbelyte, Tables, Hatrecks, 6 II; ten min Diamond
astrscks, Shc flne Razors and Pockef Knives.
II: Merk Baskets from Csc up TO a; wsshstsnds,
andI0c splendid assortment OF Vases and orna-
mfpts IRON 2e. MP 70 81; fine Chrumos 10 Immense
variety, &c., 81 and 81.
II is impossible 10 enumerste snd describe the
thousand. Of articles Come and see for yourself.
establishment packed with goods 10 the ceiling
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THE RESULT or EXPERIMENTING WITH rEr
Nos-ExPLosIyE."-This morning, about so
ing IN Congress street alley Georeetown ar
temp'ed 70 kindle her ere with cosi-oiI. yhsn
the vessel containing the oil burst And burnf
her quite badly. The house took IRE, but men,
flames without turning In An alarm. Damage
to tie house slight.
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~ COLLECTORS OFFICE,

~ COLLECTORs OFFICE,
wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, October q, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY,
Octt Der 81 1874, will expire all LICENSES given
by the Dlstrlot OF Columbia 20 sill apothecaries,
auctioreersI banks and bakers, bill posters,
Brewers brokers, book agents, butchers in The sSy
eral markets, Claim agents, contractors, cattle.
brokers, conmi sion merchants, dealers of NOR
chardse CT any Kind whatever dealers in distil ed
and fermented liquors wines, and cordials dist N
insurance agents, Ice dealers manufacturers Of IL
Eliminating gas, life and fire-iasursnce companiss
patent agents, pawnbrokers, photographer, ero-
prietors OF bsr-rooms, sampler Oms. tipplilg
houses billiards, bagaielie, and Jenny Lind tables
b. wlps alley hotels. livery stables intsle sp~e
tmces, Junk shops, restaurants, aud eating u.s
theaaers real estate agents, rsctihsrs &c.
al parties engaged in said business, trades, or
Professions must promptly rene-v said licenses in
eeeordence with the provisions IF Of the Gegis
lalive Assembly, approved AEgust 33, 1871 aud the
act smendatOTy thereto, spprcvsd juns 2n IS+a
viz: THAT every person li8bla for liceu se- tax
who may fail to pay the same before engaging ia he
business Tor which license may be reJpired shall
IN adgitiou 20 the lcensetsX i'm posed, pay inA or
penalty OF 30 less than i've more than fty 81
lars for each Offeuse."
Dealers in distilled and fermented Hauols wines
eHo corolals IN quantities not lsss than pint are
fuTtbsr notified that bono, with two citizens As
sureties eech IA the penal sum Of two hundred dol
ers must be given unto the District of Columbia a.
ire successor to the MAY Board of Aldermen and
board OF Common Council, &c, previous TO obtain-
mg 81 license 10 traffic therein, in accordance with
Oo'2,aF JOHN +. COOK, Collector. DO.
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ssMARIE ANToINzrTB" win be given to-nisht
st FoTd's opera house with rare elegance and
excellence This most beautiful play will have
a sympathetic audience in this city. On Thurs
day, Sheridap's masterpiece and the Rreatesf
OF modern comedies, "The School for Scan
DALI with a notable cast On Friday, Mrs
Lsnder's benefit, shakspesres "Antony and
Cleopatra"
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RUNAWAY AND SMASH UP,-This msrning
about II M, the horse attached to the buggy OF
DIR. Mass, standing in front or asa New York
avenue northwest, became shy, and started at a
break neck pace up 9th street, upsetting the
carriage ~ the corner Of r. street. The horse
Sohtlnuedto Nj street, where treebox arrested
Dis progress, throwing him 70 the pavement.
Beyond eomplete demolition Of the buggy and
some sneht injuries to the horse, no fur the I
damage was done.
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IhK I.ATE N as A. Il. TALCoTT.-The funeral
OF MIS- Iaicot, wife Of A. b. Talcott, ESQ OF the
Associated Press took place yesgerd ay Afterno,n
nom ST. Peters church, Capitol III m. and was
largely attended by the many relatives and &c
Quaintances or the deceased ard the friends Of
Dir. i. The remains were eDcxsed in a beauri-
ful rosewood easket, upon which the immorteiIe
tributes Of remembrance reposed, both in Par
lands and nOral designs. After the burial ser
vice OF the Roman Catholic church, Fatber
Boyle made few remarks illustrative of the
virtues Of the deceased, embracing her Qualities
cOmmendsble both as q devoted wife and true
Christian. The remains were followed by a
larga oortege TO Glenwood cemetery for inter.
ment, many Of the representatives Of the press
Of the Distriet being present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

SAB CAsE-John Speakes, q colored man
sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse for
carrying concealed weapons, has been SERVING
out his term since the LIST Of October; and this
morning q note was received by Judge Smell
from him, stating that one OF his children had
died, and asking 20 be released 70 attend the
funeral. IL was referred to Mr.. Birney, who
declined to recommend that the request be
granted.
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lbs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
Rev York avenue and 18th street, pays per
month. Banking hours, 9 TO L. SATURDAYS, 20
and tos. 2Tt3 I4tIs
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CsR less of Dooley's than OF other Yeast or
Baking Powder, ssit Is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give il fair trial,
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Mr.. CHR. XANpER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
purity. Give Mr.. y. a call, at gil 9TH street
northwest, and try il. 1911 col:
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amnaernenfs. q. To-uIghI

Fsr,l's Ora Easfzs-Sfrs. r. W. Lander and
company, IN Marie Ant0iUstie."
Nsfi1scI TRsrfsr-- Uniou Sq1are IN. Y thea
ter company, II ''Jsns Eyre
Tascter Ccni7us.-The renowned artists, Co
gil and Cooper. Geo. s. knight, Mile Zitells,
and Ctf sr attractions.
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EE5TEo Shirts and Drawers, Al, S1.25, SI.50
each; MeGicated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. I0,i4,I:
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ALL-woOL CNpRRs HIRTs AND Drawers,
~2 90 each; the latest style Scarfs at HOlla nder
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
10,l4,l;
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1928 FOR oNB-QUARTkR BBL SACK of welch's
Best Family Flour, at ". j. RgDsTRAKE's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner OF
9th st. and New York avenue n. W. 107,I:
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EDUCATIONAL.

n L. THEODORE KAUFMAN, ARTIST. hss
Iva returned tC STE Cit and viii receive Pr Pills
a. BIS studio on street, above 9tn, after Noyem-
Der let. Octc7.st
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FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, at Hollandsr
Bros. I0II,I:
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EXTRA LARGE sIzE Underwear, at Hollands
BROS. l0,l4,1:
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LOCAL INSTRUCTION

VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Ar MARIrI'S Hall.
MAESIhO ETTORE BAkILI, from Phnstsl-
PLia, hiss the honor 20 announce thst ne viii COM
Inenoe has LESSONS Ii SINGING on MONDAY,
N0yen Der "a, 1874.
For Particulars circulars, 10 be had ~ the
music stores, IHeralgl ,ctT-Ini
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CoRrs, BUEIoNs, so.
For relief from Corns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DIR. hite's establish
ment, No. 6o5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
Treasury.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
18TH S q nyGE qoLtIgE.

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE
18th MEDICAL SESSION. Is74-'Ta
COLLkGE BUILDING, con. THYTH AND
SIhEE1S, WAShTaGION, u. 4.
T., ne course viii begin OOTOBEBs 6TH, and end
Facrity-Noble Young, NJ D Professor of pin.
clptfs and Practice Of Medicine General Pathology
sLd Medical Ethics. FloduRrdo Howard ~ ~
Professor Of Obstetrics, P1rp5ral Diseases Of d.
men and Diseases Of Children. johnson Eliot, VI
D., Professor Of Principles and Practice Of sur.
gerry. Jsmes X. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor 81 M A.
terra meoica and Ih6rsp futiCs aid MsdicaI Jurls-
pT0Sence. }: Harry 1hOm psgR, NJ. D., Pl ofsasor
OF Disc asses OF women, and Clinical Surgery r b.
eTt heJ burn, ID. Professor Of Histology, Micro.
scopYy and Clinical Surgery. BEN s, Hedrick N
a., Ph D. Professor Of Uheunistry aud IoxcDI 1cV
warwick Evans, NJ ID. Professor Of Anafsr5v
Ralph Walsh, N. D., Professor ~ Physiology s-1F
Diseases az the Eye aud ERr y. A Ashford 81
D. Clinical Lecturer on Orth0psdic Surg.TV
Howard IL. Barker, n. ID Charlie v B0armsS
d. Dec constructors Pa-ke q. Young, M ID
Frosector 70 the Chair Of AUBtony, -"
For further fnformai ION apply to-
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d, Dean,
.a,oo a., o., No. 90 street, n. ".
ep23eoIm tRepl SashinRt0n, D. q.
EEGLIsH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
H eTlIU1kto young ladies, sI9 New Vork
SHenue northwest, Mrs. ANGELO J5OKSOS
Frincipal. eeyenfh annual session begins on ~
1Ah Of septeniber, 1874. sag25.lT
a LBwIOk SEMINARY ron YOUBGLApI,s
Ad9re4 n. A. TYSON SIRTEa
esrl1-ly OoutseT p. o.. Prince Georse 90. ia
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BEAD THE FOLLOWING

urge careful inspection OF my goods before
chasing elsev here, assuring the public that
never before have had such a variety Of Gar.
menJe To please all tastes and desires, to
accommodate all purses, or 10 give
such entire satisfaction.
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HOTELS,

NJ EsTmlneTEH HOTEL,
W on THE EUROPEAH PLAn.
csFRsF sf Irving Place and I6Gh SIysst
NEW YOhR.
OnlJ one block from Union SQUARE, the moe. osa-
rsl yet quiet location IN TIE city, IN the immediss
Vicinity of ell the principal places OF amusement AID
leading retail stores, has been enlarged ed TO
proved the past season by the addition cf any
and passenger elsya tOr.
feb4-iy OHAs. b. FKREIs, PFosrIesoE.
uNsOE's hUTGk,
&c. res eT6EI,
s-lys BETwrEk7TH and 5fE SFRREYe
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TRY THE ELASTIC TRUss, 2}5 Peunsvlyani,
avenue. Ok
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nISTRfCT Of COLUMBIA TASPay
~ EMS TAKE NOTICE.

penalty Of one per centum will be added to your
tax bills on al after NOVEMBER
discount of one per cent1m to the end OF this
month.
fsviDs Of two per centum is really made BIZ
paying your tax bills before the month Of October
pires. oct2S Ct
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THR sIraRR SEWING MAoRIrH sales ofIsT2
we're e2f9. $50. 40. wtf
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THESE ARE TIE TIMBs FOR BARGAINS
Those in want of stylish we'll made pair OF
boots or CATERS should at once 20 to Heilbrun's
shoe store, 400 eth street, where they are clos
ing out an immense stock without regard TO
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1874 CLOTHE.TG! 1875

FALL AND WINTER
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TEAS
Gar 50 cert Ori1fR I'D Imperial Ta,s a. a.,
ei q n. bad IN this cts ~ tte pricF. "a uareF re-
uo'u- " az haze ca hsHt, sd ir lsrFa sra 91IF.
80 ntlti ciarfeni AEa.f-. augiLfiUE y rarF -htsh
$3.50 ~ So Af1f tapsn sd choice me Gun
poNcerl ~ mode ste Frlces.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Mr.. Mcqueen Salley has left his old
stand ut Mcssrs Vose Il Izlar's, and will
be found hereafter at the popular Sta :.
bles of Mr.. WIN. NJ. Sain. lie will
have fine drove Of Horses and Mules
about the middle of next week to offer
to his old frierds aud the public gcncr-
ally. Nc. is hard to beat in selling
stock and we can safely recommend him
to buyers as fair aud just dealer in
horses and mules.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
u Wy. fE|I. :. = -S"--' = -"-"-@
PLANK, By ALL MEANS!

Several months ago u friend promised
to give US an estimate Of tho probable
cost ,of Gplanking Russell Straet from
Mcroney's corner to the depot. Our
friend must have forgotten his promise,
: but Orangeburgers arc beginning to be-
lieve that a plank road between the
points named is necessity. Here we
are, growing, prosperous town, QUO OF
the most prosperous ana growing iu the
State, and YET! our principal thoroughfare
is generally in conli.ion which would
disgrace a respectable swamp after il
spring ''fresh" We are ashamed ,
actually, to have stranger pass through
that part Of tho town. The only won
der is that cranes and famlngoes and
<other'long legged birds dou', 80 to
house keeping on tho banks OF Russell
Greek" We shall have snipe shooting
there next year if our city yrandt'athers
don stir themselves.
! Now little energy, a little pluck,
little perseverance and little indcpen
'dcnce on the part Of the Town Council
would remedy all this. The Mayor
and Aldermen were elected to do
the towns busincss-why don't they
do it? Of course such plank
road would cost something and pro
ihably good DEAL aud Of course the
'old kGies would grumblc. But let them
.srambla-they always do. Beside, it
lllleascs them and it don't hurt .n,b,d,.
Let chem grumbe, we say but don't
mind them.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

"Got anything for a sick man to
read p inquired pug noscd boy at a
news stand the other day. eyes, any
thing you Bibles, poems, re.
ligious books, Christian Herald, and so
FORTH" replied the clerk ss'Bibles v'
echoed the boy ;"do you thin. dad 8 a
angel Gimme a lively dime novel
one with an Ipgua sculping a soldier :"
Detroit Free Press.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Colonel John W jenkins, of Virgi
MIA, who has just been nominated by the
President to be SO sretary of the Terri
tory Of Colorado, is and old and ardent
Republican. His name headed the
electoral ticket for Grant in 1872, and
he performed eGectual service in stump
ing the State He is good lawyer,
and genial and popular gentleman.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

MGnsr Suffer rather than take
u%useous medciuc .and this is n to
be wondered at a. the remedy is often
wnr.e than the disease. Sufferers from
coughs, colds, influenza, sarc throat, or
tendency to Cunsunpti, IN, will find in
DR.. W;sf,r's B,tlsom Of Witt Lhe.ry a
remedy as agreeable to the pal;tte a y
effect ual i'll removing die ,se.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
NEW SION

NEW SIGN
AS we, look over the way we observe
neatly painted on III, side of their store
the name of Messrs ii oseley. Crook g.
Copes, which is decided Improvement
'''S'e Che outside, but when you enter the
door you will be surprised to notice
what full and complete stock they
have recently added tc the inside. In
fact these gentleman have one of the
best assorted stocks Of groceries ever
offered in our market. They have the
best atock Of seed Irish potatoes in the
market, which they are disposing Of very
fist
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14

Clarissa Kinds, color.d. died last
week in Sumpcr County, Alaba nu, nni
l27 of her children, grand children aud
great grand children attended the une
raj.
The Charlotte, Colum bia and Augusta
Railroad have placed small racks at the
end of each car, i'll which bibles and
tcstameuts are kept by way Of Light
reading for the passengers.
The weight Of the new fractional
silver coin is metric,l, that of the half
dollars bcus just twelve aud one half
grammes, the quarter dellws six AMI
one-qnar'er grannc and the dine
two and one hall grammes.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NOTICE,
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
OnAsGanuRG County,
'Orangeburg, S. C., Nov. 1sl, l77S.

Orangcburg, S. c., New. 1sl, 1878.
To all ,chom it may Concern:
Pursuant TO Title 3, chap. l3, Revised
Statutes S. c. Section IS requires:
SIC IS. If any person, compan or cor
porntion shall commence any business in
any County of this State after the first day
OF September in any year the cuptisl or
property employed in which shall not h..yc
been previously listed for taxation in said
County, and shall not within thirty days
thereafter ma'.c such report to tho Auditor
of said County as iA required in the fifty
sixth Section OF this Act, he or thoy shall
forfeit and pay the sum Of one hundred dol
lars, which Shall be collected by civil lotion
in the name Of the County Commissioners,
and paid into the County Treasury for the
exclusive benefit of the County, And pro-
cess in such case may issue cut of the Court
of Common Pleas of the County in which
such business was commenced, directed ts
the proper officer, and be served in any
County Of this State.
JAS. VAE TASSEL,
nov o--tf Co. Auditor.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-02-14
COLUMBIA, S. c., Doc. goth, 1870.
To the Editor Orangtburg Neps:

To the Editor Orangtburg Neps:
SIR have the honor to inform you that
at meeting of the Board Of Officers, Gre
atcd by an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate
the Publication of all Legal and Public
Notices" the following resolution was adop-
ted:
Resoived, hat the "ORAN NGEBURG
NEW S" is hereby designated MS the OFF,
ClAL PAPER for tho Publication of all
Legal Notices and Official Advertisements of
the County Officers in the County of Orange
burg.
Respectfully, &c.
F. L. CARDOZO,
Sec. Of State
and Chairmap Board.
Per W. R. JONES.