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AN ORDINANCE
To Amend an Ordinance to
Raise Supplies for the Fiscal

Rsaisc supplies for the Fiscal
Eenr &c.
Be it Ordained &c.
J.. That the Clerk of Council shall dellect
all taxes aud licenses.
2. That in cases where the otyuership of
property has changed since the last assess
ment, the Clerk shall enter such pr operty in
the name Of its present owner.
8. That in cases Of improvements and
betterments of properly since the last assess.
ment, and prior to the first day of April,
1874, the Clerk shall add to the amount at
which such property has been assessed, the
value Of such improvements or betterments,
to be ascertained upon oath of the owner of
such property, fled with the said Clerk
I'rorided, That when the value returned by
the owner be deemed by the Clerk to DO less
than the real value Of such improvements,
the Clerk shall refer such return to Council.
who sha II then assess tho Same.
J.w. MOsELEY,
Mayor.
B. WILLIAMSON, Clerk, Pro tenn.
Ratified on the 14th day of April, A. D. 1874.
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i. ID. d. H.
EdfstO Lodge No. 33, i. o. O. F.

will Celebrate their Thirty Sixth Ami.
yersary Of the Introduction of the Order
into the United States, on Monday Evening
the 9th instant by public demonstration at
ELLIOTT'S HALL An odress viii be de-
livcred by I. .. BOYD ESQ. number of
Indies and gcntlemen have kindly consent cd
10 assist in singing the odes.
The public arc invited to attend. Seats
for the Order. their families and friends
will be reserved.
BY order of the Committee Of Arrange
ments
ii. KOHN.
F. DEMARS
w. E. WILLIAMS.
Committee.
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PROCLAMATION.

j.
Co., ~ 90.ns fesolan0n e,.' a.hSn OF the
General Assembly a"y Of the State Of South
oA,o',na ent,'lea - Joint 6O resolution to re-
ea'ta Aa"in l. SGeeiH, an, shsrin 81 Ofangeburg
county 10 give new ofhsial t~'nd within
'en aAys after .he passage d tie SaTmc, 9TH
'rP'ao ing sard once 20 be declared vacated,
ana !. shei' 20 Inc dYtyl ofaths G9Eernor to-
oraer an election 70 NIL said yacaast." Ap-
p'o'ea Dsoemoor ausna 1873. And where
No. oao'ai ,pi0rmasaep ahFs psesia reosivsd
= 'nss aepat'moas mon s,,iaasaa iron tho Chair
ma" ~ 'ne DoAf' ol county oofifnissioner0 afr
10, .ne Sa'a coun'y-oi .orangeburEa that the
salu county Comnissiorsrs- have not Ps-
os.'eu any new foffsssslFtE'bssnYdN tE'bsssnYdN as she-
-, ..n .. sa.d county since tsssS ~ passage Of
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ia x NOTICE.

All Persons interested are hereby notified
that the Booka for the collection Of the Town
TAXES viii be opened daily, nt MY store.
from the goth of April to tho9th Of May
inclusive ar
Tax on Real Estate l Mill
Licenses will also bo collected. Parties
offering Beef for sale within the corporate
limits of the Town arc required to record
the marks of said Beef or Beeres with the
Clerk
Office hours from "a. M. to2p. NJ. and
from p. NJ. to P. NJ.
After the 9th of May the penalty on all
unpaid taxes and licenses will be attached.
KIRK ROBINSON.
Clerk of Council.
Orang gebnrg. April 18th, 1874.
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NOICI I:GE

All persons indebted to; ,>the firm of
hosELEY, CROOK L CoPEs, aro re-
quested to settle tho same within thirty
days from date. i.si Ii
lfpot satisfactorily arranged in that :..-no
the Claims will bs handed To an Attorney y
for collection.
MOSELEY & COPES.
Orangeburg s. c., April 22d, 1874.
april 25 1874 81
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NOTICE

Tho CopartnerAhip of MOSELEY, CROOK
q COPIES has this day boon dissolved By
the withdrawal Of WILLIAM X. CROOK.
All liabilities of the firm are as ssumcd bv
JOAB W. MOSELEY and ROBERT COPIES
JOAB W. MOsELEY,
w. X. CROOK,
ROBERT CoPEs.
4 dOrangeburg, s. c., April 18th, 1874.
The business will be continued by tho
undersigned under the nome of MOsELEY &
CopEs. a21 4
JOAB W. MOSELEY,
ROBERT COPES.
Orangoburg, s. C.,,April 18th, 1874.
april is 1874 81
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"A. GARD. a@
DR.. ]. G. Wannamaker G. Co.,

Respectfully call the publio's attention to
their "i3 aa
FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE,
on Ru ussell Street, next door to DioMaster's
Brick Building, where can be found we'll
selected stock of MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oll,S, SOAPS and Fancy Toilet Articles.
kind and generous patronage Is ear n
cstly solicited.
DR.. J. G. WANNAMAKER & co.
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The State Of South Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

In THE CouRT OF PROBATE.
by AUGUSTUS B. KNOwLToN, ssq.
Judge Of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, Mary NJ. Houck hath mado
suit to me to grant to him Letters Of Admin
istration of the Estate and effects of Rev.
VIM. a. HoucE, late of said County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite aud adnrorish
nil aud singular the kindred and Creditors
OF tho said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at q Court Of Probate for the said
County, to be holden at my Office in Oraugo-
burg, s. c., on the I'd day of May,
1874, Mt l o'clock "A. NJ, to show cause If
any. why the said Administrations should
not be granted.
Given under my hend and the Seal of the
Court, this 18th day Of April A. d. 1874,
and in the o7th year Of American Indo-
pcndence. ~aT
[L.s.] AUGUSTUS b. KNOWLToN,
apl lS-2t Judge of Probate
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
In THE Court OF PROBATE.
BY AUGUSTUS r KNnWI TnNs

oo"A oE RoBATE.y. 8
BY AUGUSTUS B. KNOwLTON. ESQ
Judge of Probate in said County. 4
WHEREAS, Joseph Fersn er hath made
suit to me. to grant him Letters OF Admin
istrasion of tho Estate andeffects of DR..
Frederick 8: Fcrsner,, late Of said Counts,
deceased. q 49,. .e
These are therefore to oite and afmonish
NIL and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said doceased.a To-, be andrap-
pear, before me, at a, CpNrt of. .Frobats for
the said County TO be holden al 'Oranpeburp.
on the I'd day of May dIsa4, at II
O'Clock A. M, 70. show, cause ,ifssny, whr the
said Administrations should net bc granted. q
Given uader my Hshd and ths Seal of Court,
this 10Th day of April Apno Domini
1874.
tL.S.1 AUG. r. RNoWLToN,
! Probate Judge. o. G.
apl q
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DIR. T.. j. OLIVEROS
ID II u GIST.

Again desires to return his GRATEFUL
THANKS to the public for the magnanimt us
and liberal SUPPORT given him. BY as.
siduous efforts and faithful performances of
the RESPONSIBLE DUTIES devolving upon
him ss dispenser of MEDICINES, he hopes
ever to maintain their confidence and patron
age. gCl u .' ~
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TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY
CLAIMS.
All persons holding County Orders or
Jury Tickets against Orangeburg County,
are requested to present tho same before
the Clerk oftho Board ofCounty Commiss
toner's on or before April 25, 1874. By
Order of tho Board
GEORGE BOLIvER,
Clerk of Co., Com'rs
Orangeburg, April II, 1874.
april 18 1874 2-7 q o. i
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ALSO

]. All that tract 81 isSa M said f.ou,,v
containing 11s acres, more Or iIoSsl bounded
6y lands Of W. P. Spigner, P. A. Buyck.
, Dav "a zeigIar end the Belleyille. Road
acres, more 0r1ess, and kaowasasah npt,e
land Tract bounded by lands Of Riohard
Dix, A. J. Fredick, Daniel Zeiglar, and the
Homestead tract Of the late Daniel Zieolar.
Levied on as tho property oflynhiel Zeieiar.
decd, at the Me- N, !, siptrnnk
Adm,r of g. SIS. SistEunkJ dsc,d. --r.1-
sherif'S Ofhoo,d ~ al ri. Cain.
orsngsbnsg c.M:s 9. c, 500
eprilio 80 ,ygrsry e.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-04-25

IF thy conscience smite thee once, it
is admonition; if it smite thee twice, it
is condemnation.
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ALSO

All that tract Of lands inosaid Count,
containing 100 acres; moresdr less, boundoa
by lands of TIC. Williams, y. C. Fannine.
- Epping and W. 8. Tyler. Levied on
MS the property Of Nat1fdn Porter nj the
suit of Crane Boyoston & CO. .7e's fsafl. ~ :
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, All that track Of land iasoranxebare
County containing 300 acresg more or iess.
bounded by lands of Calvin Hayden, John
hayden' n samuel Dibble. J. D sRitb and ".
Tract Levied on as the prSJssTttfos's
dovan Sslley ut the suit of Calvin Hevdea.
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Sheriff s Sales.

BY virtue Of Sundry Executions TO mo A.
rected, will sell to the highest bidder AZ
Orangeburg c. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY IN May next, tFOR CASH, al
the Right, Title and Interest Of the Defsaa-
ants in the following Propsrty, viz - 80
All that tract of land in Orangebure
county containing 800 acres more or less.
bounded by lands Of Calvin Hayden, Jehn
Hayden, Sam'l Dibble, j D Smith and W
Mount, and known as the Popular rSpYiaw-.
Traet Tract Lsvisd on as the properIy ,ef. Mrs
Margaret L Salley at the suit ofty DF Jan.
sion, Receiver Of Est Of Bull.
n ALSO,
All that tract Of land ia .braS asbasryy
County containing 300 acres, more or le,s'
bounded By lands Of Calvin Hayden, Joha
Hayden. Samuel DibbIe, J. D.S!mish aud
". Mount, and known as the s.Popisr
springs Track" Leived en- as property Of
a. .. saiiey at suit Of Jno. 4. Jenninss,
Adm'r Tor tho use of Geo. Deliver, Clerk. =:
'-s "a ALSO - A. 9Y<p
All that tract Of land In q q tOjiS OIaSa ysbu,s
County containing 500 ceres. moro or loss
bounded by lands of Calvin HAYDEN. Joh.
Hayden, Samuel Dibble,. s. D6EETttS sSS
". Mount, and known as tho "Popinr
Springs Tract" Lowed on "a propertv ~
N. 81. Salley at the suit Of VlDGV. Js.i,
son, Com'r and Receiver. fo9 v4o-s go
~ SIS go
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e - IA " ..aR q 60.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

rTNO THE PUBLIC.
4 The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
Rany have completed arrangsments TO carry Money
on the line Of their road and West Chester. 'A''
Also. TO all points on the Philadelphia and Real
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including keaIinS
Allentown. Columbia Harrisburg. Lancaster, Dow.
ingtown, MahOney City. Mt. Carmel. Norris,own.
Fer further information apply at the Depot, cor
ner Of Front and Madison streets, wilminxton.
Express matter sent 10 franklin Telegraph vsi "a.
NO, west Third street. or to their Depot, Front
delivering agents, Will receive prompt atteation.
.Ds-a Cent supsw.AS. fRr2L46 RR &
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
Wilmington and western n n
TIME TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

Commencing Dot. lst.
@A.!eS will run As follows
Leave Wilmington 10 30 N. and S IS pm
Leave Landenberg D 45, IN and 30 u,
arrive 81 wilmington s. m. and 3 20 IN
C0NNECTI0NS--Trsins leaving Wiimipston a,
~ soe m with train leaving Phiiadelphia al San
Trains leaving Wilmington ct S IS m. eonnest !.
with train leaving Philadelphia at W D m.
Train arriving st Wilmington at Is m xitA
train fer PHILADELPHIA at 10 . N, 1
Train arriving at Wilmin gtOn Al H With .,sio
for Philadelphia at 4 90 m N
sunday Trains will Be withdrawn after oct,.
Der lst. ~ WV
~ DAVID c0NNELL. Sup,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
This train will stop to take up passengers only M
stations named. but will leave Passenger at sny
poppins place. except Hare's Corner, State Road.
Rodney, Armstrong; and Dupont,
This train will be Withdrawn Whenever thu n.
tere,ts OF the Company requires it.
lhe passenger Car hsretofors attached to the
Returning Train leaving Harrington at 20 P. M
Will be discontinued on the above date,
The Freight Train with Passenger Car attacbad
eaving narrinsten at 8 % p. N. will mike ali
ssps.ls7a. R.F.KENNEY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
y Baltimore Railroad,
TIME TABLE.

- Taking eject Tuesday. Nov. 1lth, Is7a
dssignstsd thus. ii 30s. New York and Wash
inston EIpres. Trains. thus. y is, The i2 N
lam "a IRON rni'cdelphia connects for FORTRESS Mon
On account Of difference in time tr.ius Leave Bal
pnors BY city time i've minutes earlier than rated
THE 70 sop. m. Train from Philadelphia will
run a. on si Monday day and ThIrsday only. sIhs n As
Wednesday. Friday So;FS,I snS ISst.Iday Il only.
n.[ a s% Leave
For 18Th street. Z o. 70 %. !. ~. l2sa. 2so 400.
~; Acrish; Z %; i 81 a. M. Il 3d. 2sO. %.
ssss.sss & 3 T. .s =: s:u T. 80 3d. .'s
Pssshsli, 1oS, $ 90 l3s0 z; IN. IL 80 2sO. 4 90
3 8 j. IS !. ~ ~ p 6; g. 50 co. 80,
"sSsIs. & aiu q ! & ~ : ss 4 4. & % m. la 80 aas
40 ss5 sso y 81. @ II 45s II N n. ~ ~ '0p
So io 10 sof. t. Il r. IS % m. ~ w. 81 4OO
o,. +: g 3 81 !. is o. .s + i q i = ~
$40, Si5. ESQ 10 Sof. Ii Isl 70 D m. '' ''' 4~'
Chester. 60. 80, ~ ~ a N. u 90. 20, Q 30
II ~ ~ 1'o W o oo.' a. 30. 10 sotn aO'
Lsnsfie, %. 30. 10 30 !. m; 10 30. aso, 400
= ~, ~, y %, D %, y ~, lU 3Uf, III Aok.p.
Thuriow, $50, 10 3Oam; 81. 4UO. Is, & Is, $50,
Tanner, 10 % am; 80. Is, 6 s1. 30 p. m.
Linwood. W, 10 80 m; 30. 90, s. Is, 8 As.
"c,s.sgss%P,g: = 4 g. r 10 80 m, 80 co. SIS. s.
3 so. IL 3C* D.. m.
Rsll.yus. s. % % am. ao,5 Is SO 80 p. IN.
400. Is. 5ooss ss. 9 30. II 50. N. AZ ~
Newport 80 q IN; 90 pm.
| Stanton. $50 q %; w o m
| Newark, 3 30 3 ma GO, II 3Os pm
| Elkten, 30 IN; w. IL so m
| North East. 20 N; 10 II 3Os m
| " Charlestown, s 30 q ma 90, p N.
| Prireipio, 8 30 m. 90 D. IN.
Ps,ryville. 20 am; II 0J'm, II l5'. 4 O0, 10 :
Aayrs-as-trace. s 40 q. m. IL 90. IN. i2 Is, 90
| 60Or, IL 80 D.. m.
| Aberdeen. 30 u m, 4 00, IL 30s d m.
kersymansvtlls. 8 30 q m; w, IL ~. n M.
EdgewoOd. s 20 q IN; 4 GO, II 3os D N.
Magnolia, 8 goa m; 400, II sOs IN.
Chase's. $50 M; 00 m.
Steamers Kun, s % a. m, 400 pp
Baltimore 80 m: lzs IN. II is, "a, t 90
~ m. .,or
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Diyision Time Tabls.

FALL ARRANaEMEhT.
Ss.iss: css iss aSsSAa s.ssps.a Is.s. IsR 81 81,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

The MIxsd Ifxln VIII run tubJ eel 70 deIAy1 inoi-
tious whore time is eiven.
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave New Castle for Wilnlngton and Phflsd'a
at I. ~. so AN and 6.S P. M. Leave Hilming-
ton $50 A. H.. at l.ss sad . 80 p. NJ, for New
Castle, 80
Sunday Train Wilmington for New Cas-
tie. "a A. Ma New Castle for WilminGton 5.0oP Al
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna for Clay
ton ii 30 q. N. and IS p. N. Leave CLAYTON for
Bmyrnaat0 .. N. and 2v0 p. ~. to make connsc-
ton With trainste ana from Dover. Aad stations
South. Ex
CoNNRCTI0Na
At TowEskNp, yiA tAs Kent County and Queen
At CLAYTON. with the GArslasi and Delaware
At tHxKkIEaToN. with Ii. Junction saa Rrsak.
AtskAfoRb with the Bsrchsstw sad Delaware
Al bEENAR. viii tie HasssFs shors Railroad
saa Wiaoaiso ana foea8efs ks!IIssa.~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
WILMINGTON AND READING R.R
&QAAQRA q
fSummer Arrangement.
On and sfter Sunday. Jane "a, 1873,
sssnGsr Trains will run.as follows |:

Passenger Trains will run.As follows:
TRAIss LHAvx SourHwAaD.
TRAINS Eos,2. 4 a.
Am. Pm M
Leave Reading st 7.35 400
,Birdsbsle'. S05 49,
Qoatesyille, 935 SO 6n
ChaddiRd.1 10p iii Ia
Arr at 'gtoA. IL 80 SEQ ais
TRAIHs LlAvn NO11aWAlp;
TRAINS Nos,l. s.
A. d. PM PM
1--we Wilmingtsa ai60 500 500
:. Chsdd's Ford. Is $50 e6S
Reading colN2NfscrroNIs". !"
:, At Wilminrton. With trains 70 Philadslphia and
baltimore and with Della ware Railroad TRIM
Nos. 2 and make direct connections with Isins to
and from Washington. w
At Chaadsford, trsins Nos. !, q and for Phi,a-
dslphia., Nos. 4 and with trains for Phisdslphia
Trains Nos. l. and with trains for Port Deposit'
AT Costesville. al trains connect with trains for
Philadelphia and Harrisburg. Trains Nos and
Philadelphia, io~
At BirdsboTo!'. trains and 8 connect northwarj
and southwsrd with Philsdslphia and ResdinS
Railrosd. and snd4 with southvard bound train..
Train No. connects with train from Philadeiphs
G. ST0LZ,
General l6uporiptapdAnt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07

IMPORTANT N0TICE-In addition to th q rseu-
~, laG AZ d Market Trains now running. an EXTRA
fnEldhr lhAlN Sundays excepted with Pas
senser Sar attached, will run bstween Wilming-
ton % ana i iHe5ringt9n on and after Monday ssptem.
Leaving Wilmington at e.ss A. M. and Stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
paILApELRHlAs paILA XrLMlNaToN : BALTI.
. SPECIAL NoTicg.

o. and aflsr WEDNESDAY, oetshsr lsth. isyl.
. PASSENGER car vii be attached 10 the freight
train isaVins PhiladslphiA 900 p. n. Tor VIII
mington. sel.h. ia~
The train viii stop at Stations ~ i0ilows. whsa
siGnsllsd, 0ray's Ferry. IL D.. N, kasarstto s.N
I p a hsTctlc % u: ~ ?: % IaS5 iSI
;ns Als2lis, ,gisip. p s5fiyvsI IMilNi0stsa: lese
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-07
Philadelphis, Wilmington and Bal
tlmore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

&AQ g. q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-15
LOCAL KIS0RLLANY

Over TIE Middle Siotss and the Logsr Lake 70
gtoA, natfondrv and falling barometer, thgA
IVfgdS, Partiy cloudy Wsathsr, and possibly Ii0h
rGfns on the eoaSt. E-r
The following was the range Of the thermometer
81 Hempler'g yesterday: 8 .. m, $50; 10 .. NJ.
S 80; Y m. sS0i p. m, SO; 4p. m.' $40; Up. m.
Rev. WIN. Mcclure will hold tbs service Of the
Reformed Episcopal church, and preach at Lin.
coin hall on Sunday evening. 80.
In the game Of base ball yesterday between
the Creighton club, Of this city, and the Balti.
q to g. '''' -''~' "''' '''''i'O " : '''-' VI
The Dashswayi VIII hola temperance services
at East Capitol park IN the afternoon Of Sunday,
and at the markethOuSe, Georgetown, in the
evening. Z . g..,.a. 6 ID. = I'd. o.. ..a-
E. J.. Sweet, ESQ.,, leaves the city this morning
TO visit his family, who are spending the summer
at Lake Memphramagog, Uansds, and will take
in Montreal and Quebec before his return
There will be an open-air meeting SUNDAY even.
ing ct I O'Clock, on tho corner Of Eighteenth
Rey PSiOs w oCsare up SSf9 rs sas
perance and the Bible" ! E. s...... -..
The schooner Kitty Ann arrived yesterday with
1000 bushels q wheat for dartly Bro. The
sales Werei 5000 bushels wheat at e1.40, Sl.I5G
ESQ, and $50 bushels wheat at S1.slGI.62. !. q.
]. N. Waters received $50 bushels OF wheat BY
steamboat. .r ..- .. ....
William Smith, white, aged sixteen years, on the
charge Of stealing several articles from one Of the
hotels In the city, The thief is not only young in
years, but comparatively new in the business,
and was captured ere he had made much progress
He Will have an eXamiI alton to-day.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. VIM. T.
Gillian and Miss Mary Keobler at the Church Of
the Incarnation IN Wednesday next. Both par
ties are we'll known In the city, and have o host
Of friends, who wish them Q happy union, and that
prosperity may attend their steps through life;
After the ceremony they will make an extended
tour to the summer resorts.
Mr.. g. L Sheriff, wood and coal merchant,
has an extensive yard ct the foot Of Seventeenth
street, and has been missing, from time to time,
small quantities Of stock, but could not trace the
then. On Thursday night, the thieves becoming
away. Mr.. Sheriff thinks Il about time for this
business to cease; otherwise he will have no stock
in trade to supply his regular customers, some Of
whom, however, are Is regular as the thief
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-15
DOZEN GRABS Or MORE.
HOW HE ATE THEM LIKE A LITTLl
MAN, BUT THERE is AN AFTERPIECE

HOW HE ATE THEM LIKE A LITTLE
MAN, BUT THERE is AN AFTERPIECE,
YOU KNOW.
He came into Harvey's yesterday quite hungry.
That's the word. Hungry aJ . Norwegian bear
In the northwestern corner Of severe winter. He
had the usual bald spot, yet be was net knight
Of the ysrd-stick. He may have been q sewing
machine agent; perhaps he was charity fund
collector he certainly was crab-eGter. He sat
down, and in the same breath suggested TO the
waiter that half dozen hsrd-shelled crabs
aqIned the cracker plata and Ppice bottles ali Of
which suffered more or less from the operation,
Presently on came ths crabs, confused pile Of
ugly-lOoking creatures, He smiled blnndly, run
face, smaeked his lips, add laid violent hands on
the spice canister. Once nicely seasoned, nothing
remained but the work Of getting on the outside
Of them. Did you ever, no We never, saw the like
moment before hiied the dish, had Disappeared,
and nothing remained to mark the place whore
they were save the crushed and broken remnants
Of their little shelled homes. Waiter," said he,
sFoaS s ~ SHf back OGSa aE Ai DraaE S5
many You have on hand.h Here was foTethou Sht
for you. A halEdoEen cholera morbus incentives
already slowed away IN the astronomical lsby-
5 ERsA. Ct t 9st RFtS Al ssS
was itill morbid fear In that MIN lest the stock
should fail. Human suffering 10 sight that
very few men will get up at night TO see unless
they are personally interested, bVt II that modea
last night to occupy the closest ettsntion o. a
council OF physicians and everybody in the neigh
borhood, with the edition Of cemetery keeper,
II was because cholera morbus was away from
homo or Eoefully lazy. His obituary notice may
be short, but there 10 nothing TO hinder It from
being certain.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-15
AN INTERESTING PICTURE.

Amvng other interesting rsmembranees Of the
past Of our country is . valuable picture found in
the personal effects Of the late Rev DR.. TuStin Of
this city, representing the Senate Of the United
States ~ it was constituted . quarter Of q GEN.
fury Sgt. The likeness Of the presiding ctncer,
Hon. sRm1A o. Southland, Of n, J., and Of the
Senators thomPslVes Is accurate to EemarEable
degree. an. Clay Is addressing the Senate, and
the thoughtful colutenRnoes Of Senators indi.
Gates the marked atteution with which he is being
listened 70 Senators grittendsn, Of Ky.i Riyes,
DIVA; TalmAdge, Of NY; King, Of Ala.j Man,
gum, Of n. q; Benton, Of Mo-; SEWER, Of Ark;
Alien, Of Ohio; WSbItar, Of Mass; woodbury., Of
n. H; Eypns, Of Mes Buchanan, Of Pa; Her
rick, Of Nd; Calhoun, Of S. d, ana others d
equal ren0Wn, occupied public Gtention IN thai
day. Then, in the background Of tbe picture ap
pears as listeners Winfield Scott, JoSeph qales
Henry A. Wise, Thomas Ewing and cthsrs I'm oi
commanding neteriety; Il the gallery O the Sen,
ate were seated Hrs. Gen. Mkoomb, Ma Madt
son, Mr. and Hrs Justice Catrop Mr. kudubon
the oruithologist; Charles JEnd fngersoii, and
many more whose social and political sfstuI
justly entitled them 70 the highest consideration
The picture "a wen worthy the study Of airy Iovel
Of the past and present history Of the country
II is believed that but two other copies Of ths
picture are II existence, and IL u therefore lnTal
liable 70 Is PosBsEor,