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TRuSTEES, SALE OF XALUABLE I'M.
GSsst sTF6HrEp
MOD sos hSYT hSE a. taE 81 THE
.sth, iss. and duly f feeoraed in iSer No.
folio IS ct seq ,one OF the land records of theA
p Of ss BY the TT s
s ssYs on The premises. On MosDAY, May %,
and bsnR al The couy Of qf
ton, District Of Columbia, and knoxn and desis.
"f as Ss
Tor he at ,Sd point on tine es s q said s
.o1heai Of said With a the
SAID lot north twenty and half degrees tsoh de;
Fight angles herewith, in southwssterly direc.
ton one hundred and eight (l0sl feet eleven lid
4
hight ANGLES In ssss dreG
inches TO the place of beginning. Including. the
right of . road along the east front Of said 10
yond the tune that IL. south end Of said lot twenty
Zine ehali be subdivided iBto lots. Improved by Q
Teims: One fousih c..h; balance In s, Il and Ii
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser, bear
Sss
sold, will be taken. A deposit Of BOO viii be re-
pense Of The purchaser the terms Of sale not
complied with In ten days from DAY OF sale, the trus
s:
GRHs. =. FRAsER,lr.,
JNO. JOY EDS an, ( Aru"oss.
myl2-f tu&ds 7. GOODWILL, Sales nan.
CgAIESSEIRYYr SALE OF Ten /, De pIEsIRAsLE
DWELLINGS ON RIGGS STk1Er, BE-
TWE1N 11IH AHD 18TH eTREETS WEST,
NEAR BOUNDARY STREET.
Under and BY virtue OF decree OF the Su- IL
preme Court, ID o., passed In lQutfy Cause f:.
No. So, we will offer for sale, at prblic auc .k
iion, CD WEDNESDAY, the 31st day Of Nay,
1876. In front Of the PREMISES, commencing at so
ocios Lots numbered rs, ". 7S 70, 50, 81, So,
IS, 81 aud IS. 10 Fay, Norment Barrett's subdvi.
Of square $50, With the Improvements therenn,
consisting 81 ten thrse-siory brick dWsllines with
pressed brick fronts, nearly new.
Terms Of sale: Ona-foufth cash; the residue In
three equal instalments ct g. Il aud Is months from
the AZ OF sale, With interest Of six Per cent par
annum, or the purchaser may pay ali cash or any
portion erfstsr than one fourth. The tile to be
interest thereon I. paid the terms o. sale NOT
complied With within seven DAP from the day Of
sale reserve the ht 70 resell the property q
the risk and cost OF the dsfsulttpG purchaser or
purchasers. All convey ancing at purchasers cost.
go d posit on acceptance OF each bid.
JAmEs UDWA9D0.
pRANk ", HACKB1T,> Trustees.
yORN II. COOK
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NHOs. 4. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer, S19 7th street.

11D4 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY, May 29Ih, at 5 o'clock D. -
m shall offer for sale at public auction, f.aff
the premises, the above property, being pSrfs4A
OF Lot No, j. In Square 4ig, improved by a three
story Brick House Of twelve rooms aud modern
improvements
IeIms day Of sale.
my 25-zt THOS. II. WAGCAMsN
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nUNOANsON BIOS, Auctioneers.

SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH ID ST,
FkTMEkN 1sT AND Nd STREETS EAST, ar
On MoNbir AFTERNOON. NAV aetb. a.
ga OCH OK, will sell. front of the prem -
tses, the east haf OF lot 8, in square 733. 'front.'
inches to q 50-foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years; notes bearing interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises sold. ConveysnciBg, &C., ut
purchaser cost. deposit OF SO required soon
as old. ImA-4t1 DUHOANS0N BIOS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.

FIVE TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
VIA BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Commencing Wednesday,, May 18Th.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
viii run the following trains
trough TO Philsdelphia with IL III -
out change OF cars, leaving tht zK.z 0sHxkS
depot, Pepnsylvania avenue and 9th street, daily,
except Sunday:
1850 A II and arriving Ia Philadelphia at lao
P. M, daily, except Sunday.
9:23 A. M. att arriy ing In PHILADELPHIA at I:25
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
1:30 P. n, and arriving in Philadelphia at $50
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
$50 P n, ana arriving in Philadelphia at IL P
NJ, daily.
$40 P. NJ, and arriving in Philadelphia at 2:35
A. VI daily.
Steering cars attached to the train TO Philadel-
phia Leaving at 9: 10 N and persons securing
berths can remain In the car until o'clock A NJ.
tecnre your tickets at the office of the company,
northeast corner 18Th street and Pennsyl ave-
Iue, and northeast CO rper of 9th street and Penn
sylvaDis avenue. and depot OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad com pany.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager. e..
my6 I'm ID. NJ. BOYD, JR., Gen. Pas. Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
BiRoH AoBt N,, hsf s,,.s,
Eos 9Ss ard $40 La. ave., bet 9th and YOth SITS

BiRoH a AoBt N:,, h !, s. ,.:s[',
Sos s3s and s4o La. ave-, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
TIN HEAP OF HORSES AND MARES From
~ on TIE FIsHisS s ss9Rs
= esr sazs.s Ten ED Of Hor.s. and Maze. i ssa
a''ale Sale Perems'ory, B, order Of D. F.aGcs.
seyeral fine young Horses belonging {, private
Cne ptiins Box. two set. second hand heavy dou-
IT iEesI BIRCH RoB.Y. Auo,..
II h. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.
AUCTION SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL sUILp
LLuMBIAE O0LLISk HE"
s :: &c ,ss IT, .Sss
the vest .tds q Sssushon street bear i,h street,
Terms: ss7s can remain one and two years, at 9
% s. ,:S X Sss Of s3s
@s.s f@~ssSs. salesman. is.
nowEhAN 3 GREEN, AuctiOne.rs.
TBgsTIEs sALE OF TWO s-sroRY BRICK
DIV KILLINGS. WITH orLLAhs, ON SOUTH
a srRksrs ssTxsES ,,s "a AS ND
Houses from 18th street
,O By virtue i q de1d Of trust ds;ea October
Sss folio is; one Of the land records Coz TIE -
Detrct OF and at he request 81 the party
secured thereby, viii eel at public auc 4 70, in
froLt OF the pieT f-es, on WEDN ESDAY. June 9TH,
A u. 1870, al $50 m, s0 hose certain pieces or
lots OF ground In the city Of Washic gtOn ia said
District. and known as lots numbered one hundred
al thirty seN en-. (lH,l ard hupdrei sud thir-
" eiSbt (lS,) OF parrow's subdivision Of part of
'qpsre numbered two bu -dred AID six 2os as aid
sui d Iron is recorded in ,urveyors rice If aid
city, ~ iioer Ii ID. Cooke. NJ. l. folio l40 Their
with the improvt mems thereon.
Terms ~ sale One triru cash, (of which SIS on
each h' use must be paid a. time of safe } and the
balance m SIX and twelve months with interest at
ger cent. from day II sale until paid, to be se-
cured ty purchasers note and deed Of trust on
the proptrty sold AT conyeysncipg an record.
ing at purchasers eost. If terms Of sale are not
oompIsd with In six days after sale the Trustee
serves the right TO resell risk and cost of
In defsuh. VIM. Y. HOLMAN, Trus.ee,
myZ6 No. 1921 street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS,
3, Auctionee.

Il
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auetioneer.
TRgsJLEs, SALE or AN ELrG.NrrHRxr.
fss. NO So ss fshnhTN so eEiHk rpsTTHLL-
Under and BY virtue Of q deed OF II nat, "A
s. .ssi!a Il G,s:TI e. ~ S
Ine q tfe lend rscords f. county Of wa.hipst n.
front Of The premises, on rHUsspsf. a: june u
CITY Of Ss.f5Ssd rs1
certain piece or parcel Of ground real estate
a Sns LUs eas
hundred and thirty six, (Iss5 in s6spherd's re-.
and iSres Siin "a shs nm
Srv me- SS cSn.stins q an elegant three
.n T%i es.h Is,s1ss in six twelve
tun Per snnum secured By deed Of trust e on the
properly so,d. deposit Of $50 Win be required
ct the 81 Dense Of the purchaser. --''-s
II terms Of sale are not complied With within
the property the risk and cost Of the dstauItns
myas dad. S sEsHfs { d RhhS Trustees.
T'HOe. BOWLING, AuctiOnesr.
TBusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On 1p8EBBART3N AND BEALL STREETS,
By virtue OF two deeds OF trust, bearing date -
6s l5 and in day C M * is and re-
i The undeS signed viii sell 1 o. MONDAY, the
goth day Of May, A. d. 1875. in front Of the pre-
s,s Nee eo n se
dtion to Georgetown. the same fronting thirty 3Ol
feet on Dunbarton street and extending back Of
that width porthwardly one hundred and twenty
feet, improved with q comfortable dwelling house
aid other out buildings, the premises being No q2
Duubarton street and the other par eel being va
cant lot fronting 50 feet on BealI street and having
TeIms of sale One-third cash; residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with in
terest 10 be secured by deed of trust $500 deposit
when the property is struck Off which Is to be for
feited II the terms not complied with within five
days after sale All conveyancing and recording of
EsAU PlCKRELL, Surviving Trustee.
sp2s-eod IOour.] THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
VNRUsTEE'S SALE OF A nE,IRABLE LOT
l. OF GROUHD ON p STREET, BETWEEN
18TH AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
, Pursuant to . decree OF the supi eme Court ofsnH
the District of Columbia, passed in special1$R
term N az 18th, 1876. in a cause wherein Sophia
Miller Is complainant, aud Margaret X. Miller is
defendant. shsl offer at public SALE on the pre-
mfses, on THURSDAY, the LIST of June, 1876, at @
O'Clock p. m, Lot Q in the subdivision in square
No 1874, fronting y feet on street, and being 100
Il et deep.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money In
cash. the remainder in equal instruments ct and IL
months from the day Of sale, the deferred payments
to bear interest, and be secured BY lien upon the
property. deposit of 80 will be required at the
time OF sale. and one week will be allowed the pur-
chaser to comply with the terms In defauitof shich
the property may be resold at his risk and cost All
convey ancing at cost of purchaser
JAS. @. PAYNE, Trustee,
Webster Law Building
my27e oSds b II. WABNEB, Auct.
NV AUCTION ROOMS.
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DRY GOODS.
JoHNaIIi nsIIsIsSSsEkt; .x,.u,

Has Just ieceived, and is opening, another IN
voice OF CbOlCE FABRICS for summer wear.
0rensdtues in black and all the usw shades, to
mach eilss rom rs cents to e300. Broesde Grens-
oines, all colors and shades, very choice goods.
oyerdrsssee Calcutta PoDgees ard Igdia Goods.
Summer SILKS IN Checks, Strip and PlAids. French
Linens and Linen Lawns. Toile Nets and Linen
Battste, Lex styles, for Overdresses Suits and
Overdresses, 81 French Cambria, Zsphyr Cloth,
Bstiste, and Linen, IRON 81 90 to Gas. Wrappers
and Dressing lacks at ell prizes. Linen busters
and Ulsters. Gosssmer water proof Cloak
French Musln Dresses ard Overdresses A lAree
stock Of Ladies Underwear, medium and fue. At
very Low prices Our stock In all classes Of foods
viii be tound fresh and attractive, in STYLES and
prices All the novelties of the season viii ba Add
A. soon z. ihsy ssRea, IN the market.
~OHE PRICE ONLY.
John T. mITOHELL.
myA " S31 Pennsyivanfs avenue.
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SAFE RoBBkRs.-Two young men named
Pierre Langdon and August Urban were ar
rested In New York yesterday, charged with
robbing the safe of their employers, Wilson,
walker Co.. of Pittsburg, Pa, OF g. 900
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GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.
% pieces handsome Plain, Stripe and Damask Mo-
hairs, at 81, worth So loo pieces handsome Lawns
and Percales, warranted fast colOrs at l21< per
yard; neat Stripe Summer Silks st rs, 81, aud 81;
rich Black eiiks Mohsirs and Alpasss, in sll best
grades, At IcW prices; Lupins Ali Wool, and Silk
and W DOL Black Grenadin. o, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Fine Cashmeres. CretoGs. B1mbaZiDes, DeLairs
and Tamese Cloths In all best makes, 10 4, ia
Linen eheetiogs, Table Damssks, Napkins aud
Tovelings all az low down prices to suit the pres
aure, &C
J.. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP C0RNER, sol, eIH ST.,
myl3-tr Market Space.
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4 0RIEN, Auctione-rs.

TBUsTEE's sALE OF TWO s-srORY BRICK
DIV Killings. WITH CELLARS, ON SOUTH
SIDE UE kTREEr. RETwEEN 14TH AND
Houses from 18th \ - -
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CHEAT, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
WHY NOT SELL Cheap
Nery large s.sortment Of new Spring Dress Goods
sllk 40 Wool Pongee in beautiful shades
81 faio, Striped Pain De Beige, -, Is, 81 S. 81, 10
Back silks, 81. 81 IS, sl 81, $50, slc.
Blaek sltsca, % Is, 80, S. 900
Black silk MOhAir Alpaca sOs
BLACK Orspsdins, Plain, Plaid, riped, Is, 81, 81,
Black Csskmsre. IS ST. al
CAkTER'S. 707 Market Space
tood Cotton, 41ac god Calico, 45lo.: excellent
6ed Ilck, &c Linen Handkerchief, &C.; good
ctoc kiDRs, I2c good Towels, Sc Mems shirts made
81 pest eottor, hoest Linen, sSc.; very fine Table
Oemask, pure linen. SOC VERY large as sOrtment of
Sio s ara Sss mere for Men and Boys wear, 81,
New Parssols. o., o. Is, sIIO. sIE myH-tr
DRY GOODS LES THAN
AUCTION PRICES.
Calicoes in any quantity, 5s648
Blesched Got on. Sc worth 10.
Ore PlAfds, 10, l2x, Is, 20, Zsc.
Our Dress Goods have all been marked down, and
great bargains offered all through.
Lupin 3 ca enadfnes, Silk Stripes and Hernannie
Grenaotnee 10, l21f, IS, Is, &c.
Victoria Ian cheap. IA, IS. Is, roc.
Lace Striped and Corded p. X low prices.
Cassimeres lower than ever before known
The stock must be reduced
ID attings, EA25c.
All CARPETS at cost to close out.
IT. n. NAUDAIN.
mys 709 MARKET sFACE.
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THE TRADES.

A " y n q ..
JOHN q. HOGAN, IT'S MCsa SPECS,
Manufacturer OF q Newly Patented Spring Roller
and yentilstiI Awning for Stores. Hotels, Public
Buildings 6nc Private Dwellings. Flags and Tents
Tor sale rent Sole Agent for the only genuine
Hflcew Proof Awning Material. sepD tr
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SOUTH WARRINGTON DRY GOODS
~ White Corded Pig ues At l2Sc.; beautiful Color ed
Figured PiQues at l5c.: White Goods, such as ar
sefes, Plaid, stripe, and Plain Esnsooks Victoria
Lawns and Csmbrics, from 5Oc. to &c.. 1900 yards
Hamburg Edstags. from to 60c. Per yard; Spring
Dress Goods, Plaid, Plain, AID Striped, from LAG.
town; ell numbers mp 70 75c.; Spring Oassimeres,
Tor boys and gents, 1c TO 81; another Los Of those
BAILEY. corner TIN and y SITS. southwest. apl-tr
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sAIE 81
Two:sToSRY 6WEiL YSsst sIrGHrE - on
WHAT is KNOWN AS THE "BRENT:
CITY, AND BEING PART or TRAOT
OF LAND KNOWN AS "METROPOLIS
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
Science and Love in Cottage.

"Thirty Five out of forty oftlfe
young ladies who graduate at Vassar
marry poor" These are the words of
a gossipping writer, pcnncd in boubt-
full spirit, and they have been travel
ing the rounds Of tho press like little
wandcrcr until at last they have
reached the threshold Of Vassar itself
and brought forth the following racy
and elegant reply: "I cxpet to mar
ry as poor as church mouse, and
though have but Que room I shall
have nothing but French, German
and Latin spoken. shall arrange
my furniture by the figarcs Of gcomc-
Try, and do my cooking by the for
mulas Of chemistry My husband
may receive III annual income of but
sixty dollars; ifso, ] shall keep all his
accounts by the rules of freshman
mathematics. l shall make use Of
my physiology i'll dissccting any cats
that may be found prowling i'll my
pantry. When my husband comes
home from his daily toll he will bl ing
me some beautiful flowers, and shall
analyze them with an accuracy that
will swell his aftectionate heart with
pride. Then in the evening we shall
sit by our only window and l will
point out and explain the constella-
tions, and his tired sou! shall rest in
the moonshiue Of my love, and who
shall say that my education at Vassar
has not brought comfort and llappi-
ness to our humble home!'
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

a MOUSE ESwAILo"EDE A Boy
A curious and very singular accident
happened to u son of James O'Helan,
who resides on Saratoga street,
Cohocs, n. Y. 1t seems that Willie,
the youngest child, q bright boy Of
twelve or fifteen years ofage, laid
down in the corner of the kitchen,
and being tired out from play, was
soon fast asleep. The flasher was
reading at Il table placed in the cen
tre fthe room, the rest of the family
were all i'll bed, and consequently the
house was perfectly still. Suddenly
startling cry came from the child.
which aroused the father, who made
u rush for the boy and asked him
what was the matter. The boy clasp
eel his father in his arms, and with
starting eyes exclaimed, "Fathcr, I
swalled a mouse, and feel him biting
me insidc!" In an instant the father
had the house aroused, and q mess
engcr was sent for doctor, who soon
arrived and administered IN cmctic,
which had the desired effect, and the
boy, after some terrible retching,
threw up the mouse, and, strange to
relate, the creature was alive and
active, and made his escape to hole
in the floor. It appears that while
the child slept he had his mouth open,
and the mouse, which was very
small one, got frightened by mus.
cular action Of the child, jumped into
his mouth and down his throat; but
how he remained alive in the BOYS
stomach is mystery.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

plant corn, raise meat, and let your
cotton crop be reetricted to surplus
only, first raising; everything else you
need In preference to the snowy
staple. When you do this, then
change will come; you will soon be
your own master, and not be as you
are now, and as you have been for
years-the slave Of the cotton factor
and the commission merchant. Take
advice while there is time; profit by
the admonition before tits too late,
and plant more corn, ,SunelcrsrUtn
(Gal Messenger.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
5H FRANK GOES AN1MONIATED
ia. BONE SUPERPIIOSpHATE

:AIo BONE SUPERPlWSPHATB
Having been appointed Sole Agent for
this State for the sale Of the above old and
well known FERTILIZER, we shall al
ways keep a full supply on hand Orders
entrusted to our care shall meet with
prompt attention.
The merits of this Fertilizer arc too well
known and appreciated TO require a more
extended notice. We will only state thit
zach consignment is subject to the scverest
analysis, 3 md that the original standard is
fully maintained. DR. II. PINCKNEY is
our travelling Agent, and any communica-
tions to us through him shall have every
care and dispatch.
PINCKNEY BROTHERS.,
Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
febl2 3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
"A GARD.

a RID.
DR.. J. G. wANNAMARER is in pos
session of the Receipts and Prescription
Books of the late DIR. L. j. Oliveros. All
persons desiring TO get any of the above
Preparations or Renewal al Prescriptions
can do SO By calling OH
Dr.. .WANNAMAlIER,
At his Drug Store.
aug 2l-3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29
Tie Cordial Hs:.lEl 0t syricun,
and Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS Debility,

lIowcv.r obscure The v:,>,sc may lc Which
contribute TO render nervous debility Il
d;sease SO prevalent, affecting as il does,
nearly one.hali Of our adnl, population, i,
is melancholy fact tha, day bv day, and
year by year. we witness most iighli,l in
crease ofncrvon. affections from The slight
eat neuralgia 10 the more grave and
extreme FORMS OF
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The Fashion,,


Lace pnrasols are little usod.
Street dresses are to be worn short.
Fashionable boots have round toes.
Cream is the color for evening
gloves.
Ecru colorcd lace is fashionable for
curtains.
Hnlfhose will be worn again by
little Children.
Fashionable gloves have three anil
four buttons.
Most of the spring hats are pro
tusely trimmed with flowers.
F'inges with oecp.netted headings
will be used for trimming.
White underskirts are made with
deep embroidered founccs.
Pretty ties are Of soft silk, with
delicate spray embr oidercd in each
end. >
Evening gloves extend far up the
arm, and have from six to twelve
buttons.
The few bustlcs that are worn are
very small at the waist and quite
large below.
scal-brown, undrcsscd kid gloves
are iii demand for travelling and
shopping costumes.
Brown is the fashionable color for
gloves; it is seen iii all shades, from.
seal to pale buff
Black cashmere and dr"p Tc,c
sacqucs are mostly trimmed Will,
tape firing and moss heading.
The new high-nccked corset cover
has yoke puiis and insertion in
the front, but is plain in the back.
Ovcrskirts are cut long, reaching
almost to the bottom of the under
skirt, which has vety little trimming.
Blue linen suits, embroidered in
white or ecru, and gray tinen, en-
broidcred in brown or black, are
again fashionable
Braids ofsilk or wool, plain black
or mixed with gold, silver or steel
thread, are used for trimmings of silk
and dnmask suits.
Handles Of new parasols are
mediumsized sticks Of ebony, mounted
or inlaid with ivory, pearl, gold or
silvcr, or perfectly plain.
The Martha Washington hat or
bonnet has standing brim, wl,ch is
bent i'll at the front, back and two
sides until it touches the crown.
Lcghorn hats fastened up one side
with bunch Of field flowers, and II
silk scarf tied loosely a. ound The
crown, are among the new shade
hats.
Fashionable litlcs have diflcrcn.
pairs Of colored stockings tor every
suit, being very particular that the
color should match that of the suit or
It's trimmings.
Handsome sashcs are Of soft sitk.
Those Of blue or cardinal red aro bro
caded in silver; those Of white or
hlnck iii gray, and those of pink and
cherry in gold.
The false front Of hair, with invis-
ible hair net, is much in vogue. II is
impossible to tell it is false, so perfect
an imitation is it. and then it saves
ones hair, which is always injured if
frequently criInpcd.
A pretty way Of making the skirt
OF n dress is to have the front breadth
and two side gores trimmed in any
wny that may suit the fancy. but the
back breadth has no trimming, and
is made into n large double box plcat
Or Wattcau.
A handsome wrapper is made of
very light pearl-colorcd mcrino; the
front is made Of blue silk; the back
has Vatican pleat, beinning at the
neck, where is placed long narrow
ribbon bow; the sleeves are of silk
with mcrino cuffs, having at the outer
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seam double box pleat of blue silk,
fastened with u band of mcrino. The
bottom Of the wrapper has houncc
Of the mcrino gathered on to the skir5
50 as to form Il heading, which head
ing is lined with blue silk; the edge of
the hounccs has two rows Of knile
pleatcd silk scwcd on so as to give the
appearance of q double rufIlc.
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I)ENTISTRY.
DIR. I8. j. NIUCKENFUSs

Having entirely Recovered from his Sick
nsss, can be found at his OFFICE over
Geo. II. Cornclsons Store, where liz will
be glad TO SEE Ills FRIENDS and The
Public
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-04-29

The just completed census Of
Philadelphia gives the population Of
that city ut S17,44S. 4
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Too Mucn No1sE FoR rnE SIZE


After . .:osi ridiculousand cxtrava-
.oa p'ea by young lawyer, in Il
trivial cas-, an older lawyer, who had
u way .. s"ying quaint things, re
marked. opening the opposing side
OF the case, that this young friends
elaborate plea reminded him of the
experience OF Il neighbor Of his who
was once engaged i'll breaking Il colt,
and the story he told o. it was in
substance like this:
The colt brukcr made his young
son hide i'll the bush, while he himself
vas tomount the animal and put him
ut his top speed 10 the hiding place,
and then the hoy was to rush sudden
ly out and shout "Boo!" the idea
being to prove how well the colt would
stand the scare.
Everything was done according to
programme, but the result was alto
gcther too much Of scare for the
colt, who kicked up his heels and put
down his head and the old man was
thrown over it far into tho road on
his head.
Clearing the dust from his looscncd
teeth he made for the boy with The
switch he had cut to drive the colt,
and with rage began to dress the
astonishcd young man down, shouting,
"What did you do that for? What
did you do that for?
but father" said the crying boy,
''you told nc TO ho!cr "bno !"
YES" tsaid the old man, "but,
dang it,I,it was altogether 500 big Il
boo for sb-slnall colt"