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MILLINERY.

| Having just returned from New York with N
unusually large, attractive aud well selected choice
stock Of superior
| MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
| adapted for spring AVID summer trade, am nov
prepared to exhibit the latest st 10, anu novelties
| Ia this line.
The stock embracing
STRAW GOODS
Is complete In BOSSETS, HATS, and great variety
of shapes Of the most approved fashionable sl!'s
and In all sizes tor ladies' misses, and Children
The styles of my
FLOWERS
are Of such novelty and rare beauty ~ rarely can
be found In this market and the whole selection Is
of 4 character that Will well repay tx mutation.
am eutbed to offer To the pubic such aSt"nl'h-
ingy low prices that viii place them beyond all
compe iton, as haze bought my stock Tor cash.
and intend to sell for cash only.
Country merchants and milliners VIII be sup
piled At wholesale prices
MAD. r. DENELMAN,
NH 9.eodl m 1928 Main street
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LECTU Es.
LECTURES.
THEA IRE.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL lST and 20.

THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL 1sT and %.
First southern tour and first appearance In Rich
mo,.d of the eloquent and most popular speaker In
America,
Miss ANNA F. DICKINSON.
THURSDAY -.NING, April 1t,
Miss D1CKISsoS's thrilling and popular historical
sketch of
JOAN OF ARC"
FRIDAY EVENING, April 81,
and last appearance OF Miss DICKINSON.
WHATS TO HISDrh?"
The sale of reserved seats for both nights will be-
gin on TUESDAY MORNING 81 8 o'clock at
WAITS. 920 Main street. Admission. Toe;
reserved seats, 81. NH 2U-6t
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PROPOSALS..
B0awDINa AND LODGING.

HAYiNG TAKEN HOUSE No. SOC East
IL Franklin street, have StCsLi-fukS.sligp
ROOMS In second aud third stories toE KENT,
with BOARD. Tabt-b9arders desired
lph 3o-lwH LUCY y. MINOR.
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DIZZY GOODS.
rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN n co.
are daily receiving
SL'yy Spring, GOODS

NEW SPRING GOODS
of every description, TO which they Invite the At
tcntion of their customers and public generally,
giving them the assurance that they will sell as
CHEAP As GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT ~ THIS or THE
New YORK MARKETS. Their stock In all depart
in, hts Will be kept more complete tn III ever here
toforc, and every novelty appears IN the north
EN- markets shall BE- presented tn their s;oHers
They have Just opencd Il most attractive stock Of
LADIES SUS-UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
to which they ask an Inspection before purchasing
elsewhere. These goods are selected with great
carc, comprising advanced styles of trimmings,
novel in design aud elegant In finish, with beautiful
and desirable attachments and handles, we'll assort-
ell In wood bone, horn. ivory. pearl. ebony. and
cornclian render ny the display of unusual interest
10 The purchaser
They desire to call especial attention to their
handsome display Of
EMBROIDERED CAMEL'S-HAIR CEIRASS;
GUIpURE OVERSIGHT and CUlRASS;
TABLIER and CUIRASS.
A fun line of LADIES' UNDERWEAR, which
will be found Of the best quality and very hand
somcly aud cab Drately trimmed
CULORED SILKS OF every shade and grade;
STRIPED SILKS Of every shade and grade;
PERCALFS In beautiful patterns;
Beautiful SIDE.BASD LAWNS;
DRESS GOODS u every quality;
SPRING CALICOES, &C, sc. NH 23-3m
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TIME LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SPRING GOODS
81 CHARLES HUTZtEK'S,
GIL BROAD STREET.
NOW OPENING
F.. large and w.ll.,t.ected stock OF SATIN GUl-
PUKES, PtQCE CHECKS, LACE PLAiDs; new
WkLTS, aad Hi The newest style; OF Witt r
G1oDS LAtEs, EMBRUlOERItS. sc. Also,
new H.TkI FSSE SUrrISGS, BROCADES, BA.
IERNOS. POSGEs:S. MUHAlkS, aud LIGHT
CasHMfRET rtS, in the Latest blades.
4 great specially In OPERA and MEDlU NJ
sUa DES KID GOV IS at Use. equal 10 gooc 5
that have hecu sold heretofore at Sl.25, anu avery
pan '''1 =" ''>'N' CHARLES HUEZLER.
NH 23.3m 6l1 Broad street.
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s5ga DENTISTS. -
~~~~>-~~ - zss
TAEN1IsTRY.l h. -.


On. GkOKGE p. STEEL. Dgyr,a,r' 1l3
Thankful! for fi,e liberal pairorare Rood
past, desires TO assure his friends and ~, IN the
that he T. prepr With Increased faciisess publ
f9rn AL operation pertaining 70 the scien.ns per,
In order 10 meet iff. demands OF his b,s,r,,,,
has supplied himself W, N another ENGITs,nps he
Whites BEST, and Il en1a raing and imnravf,
laboratory and operating rooms snd win Inv hls
new inventions US rapidly .. they appear b4naaae
ERIN lned that no labor III ex, oense -sli ba ., ".
10 give his patrons the full ben eft Of his skin p"ei
the painless extractiou OF t.gtb. Your ni,.i9'
sollclted Office, 1913 Main ssssat, Richinoad" y:
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TEETH EXTRACTED ". It'll sza
Il OUT PAIN. ex
-, BY CHAELES a: MERCER D. DIS.
formed Satisfaction guaranteed. Chs, ges nS or.
ONCE 9o2 north side OF Broad street. .. ,,da,,.
from SinH. 4, OF ~, St,raFos
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nawha Company to execute mortgage and
to subscribe to the capital stock of the Buch.
anan and Clifton Forge Railway Company,
and to authorize the city of Richmond to
guarantee such subscription in whole or in
part.
To authorize the Board of Directors OF
the Western Lunatic Asylum to sell certain
los Of land belonging to said asylum.
To amend section 60 Of chapter 101 of the
Code, 10 relation 10 taking and catching Of
terrapins and the destruction Of their eggs.
To amend the act Of February 18th, 1875,
prescribing the times for holding the courts
of the Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, and Fiji
teenth judicial circuits.
Requiring one of the judges of the Court
of Appeals to reside at the seat of govern
ment, and providing additional compensa-
ton therefor.
To repeal the fence-laws in Stanton town.
ship, in Halifax county.
TO authorize the Common Council Of
Winchester 10 borrow money.
To amend secion Of chspter III of the
Code, in reference to the number of commits.
.ionerS in chancery.
To amend the Law in relation to the crmi-
ual jurisdiction of county courts.
To authorize the city OF Richmond to sub.
scribe to the western connections of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
To incorporate the Old Dominion Tele.
graph Company.
To confirm The action Of the stockholders
Of the Upper Appomattox Company In re.
gard to the issue OF certain bonds.
To incorporate the Jordan White Sulphur
springs Company.
SITE FOR TIE CENTRAL LUEATIC ASYLUM.
Mr.. LovgNsTEIN. from the special joint
committee to visit certain locations to select
u permanent site for the Central Lunalic
Asylum, reported upon the various proposed
sites, ind recommended that no action look.
ing 10 Il removal Of The asylum be taken du.
ring the present session.
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LOR NEW ORLEANS DlRECI
H. The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship CORES. Capt Ain Freeman. will leave
pier No North River on saturday, July s. at 5 r. NJ.
FreiGt received daily Through rates calves
ton lndanola kockgort Ar Wharf Brazos SAN
liago ~ Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage 800; steer.
SEAMAN. % Wat afruaG 'TN '"
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
" Sailing from pier North River
To- For Norfolk, cly Point and RICHMOND tuesdays ,
lhursuuys ana naturdays Mt S r NJ, connecting win
ihe virginia aAd lennessee Air Line, tllntc Coast
Line Fedmont Air Line chesapeake and ohio Kali
ROAD ana with the cOmpanyis steam lines 10 interior
points m North Carolina and Virginia
Tue sdny thursday and Saturday
Baltimore saturdays at p. NJ. Connecting with Bal
umore aud ONO Railroad.
l.ewes. Del, MONDAYS. tuesdays and Fridays, Mt
CONNECTING With Delaware and Maryland railroads
Passenger accommo tations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills lading to all points
At lowest Insurance Norfolk, &c., per cent
Freighs received da ~ at pier 81 North River
General offices, 1877 Greenwich street, New York.
y. l.. McCREADY. President.
WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.-OwING TO A DETEN-
w ton the steamer HuntsyiIle will not leave be-
fore Saturday, July s. r. NJ For freight and passage
apply TO IL 1Rh. GkLPoKE. Agent, No william ST.
CTEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT.
- ties printing will lind II advantageous to deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING kSrABLIS hMENr,
No 2S Broadway It's facilities for doing every Kind
OF work unsurpassed while promDtness
and cheapness 1t offers special Inducements Bills of
Lading shipping Receipts Tckets Maniests PASSENGER
Lists, Circulars Posters, Cards Waybills and every
special form used in the transaction OF business carefully
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DRovIDEaCg AND sToNINGTON STEAMSHIP 90
II NEW YORK AND BOSTON
S1ONlNGrON LINE.
From pier 50 North River, OF joy street. ella
CANT steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAdANSEIf
daily except SundayD, ats r. N.
-, - a, =, PkOYlDkNCE LINE.. -. -.
FROM pier North River foot Of Robinson street the
hnndav0 ats y ~
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Great Trunk line and Unit

DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
l. The Great Trunk line aud United States Mail route.
Trains ieaye New d3rS from foot Of Desbrossas and
Expe Tor Hsrrlburs Pittsburg the Yves, and South
with Putnam palace cars attached $50 A. NJ, and
For Wiilamsport and Lock Haven Cvla Phfadep hia
and Ere Ra,roac pIyisSn connecting a. PhIladei-
torry and Erie $50 r. NJ, competing at Cory for
For Baltimore Washington and the south, "Limtod
Washington Express" Of Pullman parlor cars daily,
Pm, Regular at $40 A. Il, 8 aud 9 P. NJ. sunday,
ESpres, ior Philsdeghis 7;3a s:t@ $50 NJ, 1879,
rs hns snS Il and "S SECOND q sa:y
f2 a5 Se su 4 az &c. III 20 So g. sl6 Ss 10
s:lg TO- 20 P. AL ana Il night sunday. $40 and
VSr Giz1Sessn;; ssS 17a9Ss lsA MI,
40, ~ ~ n 80 r. n. and IL night sunday, sal
For Railway: :, asS 10 SgAH s:9S,
For wo9dCr.ase Perth ApbSy ana south Amboy, and
yd g New W. T,TSnsWieR, and "a. I2M $40 4:lo
$40, GAO 7. NJ. and Il night. sunday, ,7'P, NJ.
o or xinrou e'S and ocS SSl G "a
For For ts@fs'gTi / y a H. t and fSd!
For remingon. PhIipsburg and Belvidere' $50 A. NJ,
For NC Mercer and Somerset Branch, Bpm.
For Trentoa, Bordentown Burlington and Camden. 80
For n"9 sr cen 81 T. NJ sand 4:lo p NJ
ESr sr%ns% 1 on
For hS s say fe~SerOn and Camden via Perth
For Mishtstowa aud Pemberton 5AM
r anG ay and aSa
Say MONDAY ETG%T fnSs'Sn nn SnG SG
AN and 10y ?. NJ From rhiIadelgha, $50 e.1o
81 SO POO lo:7 + Il sqpdayo:iO, GO s:SS Ii IL
Ticket ofiiccs SO and oi4 Broadway, no Astor
Houe and loot Desbrcsses and corSndt streets; No
street HoOosen T%lgrani Ticket cfce, No. battery
"''C General Manager Gen, Passenger Agent
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a j. operators can have steady work JOHN Q.
MARIN, SIS West 23d ST.
yEANTED-A FIRST CLASS IRONER CALL FOR
w two days, Mrs WILSON No. 6Carmine st.
VVANTED-Two FINE IRoHERs 10 90 IN TIE
w country. Apply to-day at the Laundry, l03 Lee
roy st.
l1YAETRD-AN EXPERIENCED FKENCh OR GER
w and seamstress 10 20 In the country; best
required. III East 6st st. 10 day only.
between ~ and ~ O'Clock.
IArANTED-GOOD OPERATORS FOR WILCOX 4
w Gibbs sewing maehlne. ~ COS Broadway. room ~
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WANrED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwoRK:
" must be a good washer and ironer Apply at SA
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SUNDAY TRIP
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
NEXT MONDAY, JULY6
AND EVERY RACE DAY.
Jarrett 4 fahner's superb palace steamer

The beautiful steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, with all
its unrIvalled musical attractions and other popular
features OF enjoyment, will besides going TO tho LONG
BRANCH RACES, make two grand trips 70 the
ATLANTIC OCEAN,
On next Monday, July 8.
MORN1NG-Lcavcs pier loot OF Murray street, North
River. at 10 O'clock the foot OF twenty third street.
North river at los at pier North river, at II O'Clock
AFrERNOOH-Leaves pier Of Twenty-third street,
North River at O'Clock and the foot of Murray street.
North River at $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Fare TO sandy HOOK and RETURN, ONE DOLLAR
Chiluren half price.
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So Excursonists will be afforded splendid vie of the
81 BLIME SCENERY of the noble liver, the towns and
villages that dot its banks.
THE WONDERFUL PALISADES,
and che peaks Of
DUNDERBERG and IT. ANrHONY5 NOSE,
rising ], 800 feet above the river.
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LNOR NASSAU, y. r.
Regular Mail Steamship Line,
under contract with the Banana government
and carryin the United states mails.
The departures IRON New YORK tor the ensuing four
months VIII be as fnows:-
July ~ August 26 September % and October "A
steamship CITY or NEW YORK, July "a
For further particulars apply to
MURRAY FERRIS CO., Agents,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NIAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN
In THKOUGu IN ELEVEN HOURS.
NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YORK HERALD
SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
THE GRAND CENTMAL DkroT EVERY SUNDAY
H. VIII ASD h. FOX Az
FONTS NEST ASp s,o ~ kS THhREBY ~;
SU PeSsioN BRIDGE AT iisr. NJ, SUNDAY, wIrH
THE GREAT WEsTERN RAILWAY or CANADA FOX
70 rni HiN TRAIN WILL BIZ mo PAssENaER
COACHES AND A LIMITED NUMBER OF PAS.
sENGERs WILL gE RECEIVED FOR TUE Fol-
LOWING PLACES
ALBANY. PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS
UTICA, SYRACUSE ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, BgF-
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
This will enable passengers reach all nts North
any other train. the New York Central is "a fourracI
road tall steel railsl and the HERALD TRAIN has the
PASSENGERS by the night boats from New York can
connect al Albany at O'Clock A. NJ Sunday.
BY THIS TRAIN
sGFishb sPhiNG TnE CArS3fLLs Wes
PCINT CORNWALL. AND ALL TOWNS ALONG THE
HrDs9S RES T5t krt RE WITH T
TINE TABLE
LEAVE NEW YORK GRAND CENTRAL
bE sRunHN;v,'''''' ..,.,....,..,.' S S1 NJ
fALATINE Observation-Disclosures :le < n.
sYkAeciiJis; i;'.'''...'.'.......''..... 70 A. NJ
ROCHESTER. ............m ~ 4 n.
EAST BGFTxii0j + n
BuFFALO -. .......... ............ loo 7. N.
NIAGARA FALLS ,............ -. 80 2 n.
TIGKErs CAN BE oPyReHAsEDm ONLY :, on v TIE
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
N Do C.e
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NrEWBURG. CORNWALL, WEST POINT, COzZENS'
~ hotel dock, Iona Island daily Sundays excepted,
by steamboat AkMkN a, from Brooklyn, Fulton street.
at $3.50 A. NJ; Vestry street New York 40; Twenty
fourth street 80. landing ut ManhattanvIlle. 1885,
lonkers, lO:5 Dobbs' Ferry II; Nyack and larry
Cby ferryboaD II Is Returning from Newburg
Up NJ
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| VVANTED-A GIRL, TO NURSE AND DO FISE
! W washing and ironing. Cal. after 10 A. NJ at Aoo
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE
TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD
N B.-NO BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
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MERCHANTS LINE STEAMERS,
WI 2i7 West street New YORK July 2, 1875.
no

SUNDAY morning. and return day.
Fastest steamer in the world. Day boat Albany and
Troy landing first Franklin street pier IS North River,
sA Twenty third street s:lh NanhattanvIlle, 125th
street $40 A NJ. Iona Island and Newlurg &c. Fare
only % GEMS. POughk eepsie, Rhnebeck, Catskill,
Athens anu Albany, ST.. Return ticket Albany, 81 So
Music, &c.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17
FROM DRUGGISTS.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that
Green's August Flower will not cure. Come
to the Drug Store Of Dr. a. G. DUK rs,
and inquire about it. If ron suffer from
costivencss, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, or drrangc-
ment of the System, try.it. Two or three
doses will relieve yon.
BoSchcc's German Syrup isnow sold in
every town and city in the United States
We have not less than five hundred letter.;
from Druggists, saying it is the hest nc,li-
cine they ever sold for Consumption, Throat
or Lung disease. Sample bottle of either
10 cents. Regular size IS els.
DIR. A. C. DUKES.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas, 1t has pleased tile Maker Of all
mankind to rcmnve from our midst our
esteemed brother and phisician Dir. c. r..
THOMPSON; Therefore be it
R's'rrd, That in his death we recognise
the hand of God and how in humble sub
mission to his dec:cca, believing that our
loss is his gain. sE3
R'solrcd, That in the death of oi,r brother
this community has sustained heavy loss,
as he was an exec icnt plisician and a good
citizen. ''is
Re*oired, That blank page on our
Grunge hook be dedicated to his memory.
RcSo'rtd, That tho Orangebrrg News &
TIMES be requested TO publish these re<olu-
tons, aud that copy Of the same be sent to
the bcreavcd family
w. j. D. MOORER, Sec.
A. Il. FIELDER, Ma.ter.3 FL
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OISINA RY.

Died at Orangcburg S. c., June l2ll,
1875, FREDERICK WILLIAM. !. infant
son of ". X. and u. L. Crook, aged Q
months, 24 days
\. a sweet flower opens in the morning,
bnt when the sha,lcs Of evening falls.
w1,her| :.rrry Is drzII, 70 -d1i7R{Fis bnEcs Iife
open i'll this world. With it's sweet smiles
antl winning ways it was permitted 10 glad
den tile hearts Of lbs parents for short
time, bui ere the cold winds of this world
could blow upon it, our Heavenly Father
in his mercy calle! it to dwell with linn in
l'ara'''st. Gricve not, lJereaved parents
'ilat your little one WAS 50 early called from
You III all lts Innocence and purity to wear
the crewn which we are struggling 10 attain.
Pray for strength to say. "'fly will O.
Lord not mine" remembering that "IIc
doet Ii all things we'll"
JSRIEND
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Struck by Lightning.

Mr.. NJ. Pigeon gives, in Mature the
following interesting account Of the
effect of lightning upon himself and
members Of his family, during n re-
cent thunder storm, in which the
house he was in was struck
| must nov attempt to describe the
effects on ourselves and the impress
sions on our sense. Ofthc three, nv
wife on:y was Struck, and fell to the
ground, my son and myself remaining
erect, and oil three retaining conscious
ness. For more than half M hour
my wife lost the use of her lower
limbs and left hand, both of which
became rigid. From the feet to the
knees she was splashcd with rose
colorcd trcc-likc marks, branching
upwards, while large rce.likc mark
w'th six principal branches divcrging
from; a;common centre, thirteen inches
IN its latgest diameter, and bright
rose red, covered the Body: Mono Of
us are certain Of lavingscen the flash,
ana my wife is sure she saw nothing.
as to the noise, my wife heard n "bcl.
lowing sound and IL squash" recall
ing fireworks; my son also heard q
"bellow,' while | seemed conscious Of
q sharp explosion. My wife describes
her feelings ms that of "dying away
gently into darkness" and l,n
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17

Pctrds Coahcila No. II; tR... & s.. M.
Will meet each Thursday at o'clock p. u.
from lst October to lst April and ut s
o'clock from lot APrilstos ist Ootober, on
the following dates, June "a, July 22, Aug.
10, Sept. 16, Oct. 81 NOV. 18, and Dee. IL. Z
J. +. IZLAR, IT,.
G. w. BRuxsoN, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. -, r.. a.. Nj
Will meet. each Fridey.at 8 o'clock T.. NJ.
from lst' sOctober to 1pt April, and at 8
o'clock from lst April to LIST October OH the
following dates, June 18, July IL, Aug. 3D.
Sept. 10, Oct. s, Nov. II, Dec. 10.
w. Fl. .GIRARDEAU, II. p.
W. J. DETREvILLE, Sec.
shibbalStir Lodge Nd. 2s,,A.'. r.. .tN...- ~
Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock,
from 1at Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock
frohi. lat April to 1st October on the follow.
ing dates, June .s,July 6, Aug. 3, Sept. Z,
Oct. S, Nov. 2, Dec. Z.
t JAS. F.;IZEAR, W. NJ.
JAS. 8. IIEYwARDS Sec.
may 20 1875 I'm. +
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Building Material &c.

The subscriber would ask the attention Of
the readers Of the NE:'s& TIMEs t0 his
Stock of Hardware, Building Material,
House Finishing nnd Cnrrigo building and
Trimming Material, &c. Consisting in
part Of Fresh Stone Limo, lIy,lrafio Cement,
calcind Plastcr, Nails, Hair, I,atl,s, Locks,
Hing, Ess;sscs, Tasks. Wintl,,u GLASS, Putty.
Narnisl,cs, Paints, Oils and Brushes. In
short, the largcsa variety Of goods to be
found in any one house in the State. All
goods warranted as represented, and prices
gnar.ntecd.as Low as. the lowest far same
quality ofgoetls All orders accompanied
with Cash or satisfactory City references,
will have pronpt and careful attention.
JOHN G. DIAL,
Columbia, $. &.
july 10. 1o75 = E3m.
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Ike XfAChtS- 1'AaA
We have been told Of a race which
took place on Saturday Inst, that We
give rs we got it, On the day men
toned, the tast nag Mollic Darling
was being slowly driven up the
Branchville road for exercise, when n
vigorous looking Horse Fly put in an
appearance, and Nlollies driver .'let
her 60" to escape the fly, but no use,
that Fly hung on, and although Mol
lie got over mile or more in racing
time, Whenever the driver 10 ookcd back
that Fly had his nose close to the
Bnggic's back, he could not catch Mel
lie but Mollic could not distance him,
becoming tired Of it Mollics driver,
with the but end Of his whip killed
the fly, and stopping Mollic wcntb back
to interview him, he found him of
such powerful build, and so ficrccly
developed in strength, that lie brought
the body back with him and lie is now
preserved in Alcohol at DR.. Dukes,
Drug Store, any one courteous in the
matter can sec the remains by stop.
ping tn .ro.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17
Mr.. T. WALLACE CANNON

MR.. j. WALLACE CANNON
This .enterprising friend of ours
has just returned from his trip to the
mountains of North Carolina where
he has been for month or moro past,
hoping to recruit his shattered health.
In this, we are glad to say, he has
been entirely successful, and looks
now like a new man, his health and
strength have come back to him in
tie most gratifying way, and in the
5ronzed and active figure he now pre-
sents we can scarcely recognize the
worn and listless sufferer who left us
some little time ago.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17
Dot Little Baby.

Here is q gem: 1t will 60 to til,
heart of every l'are't. Especially III,
one who has what he regard choici
specimen of the juvenile artists.
Droo rs ! lcvc, most every day
laugh ME Wild to see de yay
Dot shmall young baby dry to blay-
], - Dotifuhny little buby.
Ven locke Of dem little Toes
Cnl see dot funny little nose,
Cnd hear de way dot rooster crows,
shmile like vas crazy.
Sometimes derc conl,s little squall;
Dots ven de windy Wind will crawl
Right nhd his little stomach shmall-.
Now dots doc bad for de baby.
Dot maku himising at night So el,wcct,
And gorry barrie he must cut,
Und l must jump shpry on my feet
~ To help dot little baby.
IIe pulls my nose und kicks my hair,
lnd crawls me over cveryyhare,
IND slObbcrs mc-but vat care?
Dot vas my shma!ltsoung baby.
Around my neck dot little arm
Vas squeezing me so nice ind warm
Oh may dcre never come larm
To dot shmall little baby!