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TIE NEW PAYING CONTACTS

Proposals for the repair of wood and
concrete payemonts in the cities of Wash.
lngton and GEORGETOWN are to be opened
BY the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia at 10 O'Clock TO-DAY. There IL
no question affecting the District of Colum.
bis that at this time gives the taxpavsr
so much concern as the having question.
There never .v.s nenn,o az ;rn,,,sas
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THE New York custom lhDusr Investigating
committee has drvuluprd TIM aar,t uiinti Mr.. \.
s. MOORE, n Democrat AneHn nHvnnt1r az Mn.
TnDES's election, Inns ir gpErs nwsn milling
fat Office In the custom hnusn. Hills dnuiis
were to collect stutissirs, &nl uIim uiin aurrvi-
edge gained he based frrr TRADE hr1ihlns wstiulh
were published In the Npw TBrk WniiR ami
New York T'oa. Thk WIS M Hrin III Mhr.
MooRE WINS an eiliriput ailufk, hIif W.T. ilrnu
with the Commercial 4dsar.ii1nr tina 1linrT Wis
a giaring Inconsistency In TIM R'o@ md WnId
availing themselves nf Mr.. MpmI's SuThus,,
and then Rssailng TIM lRtn Administration FIN
using the customIhuuss I'm 4 lrillsirE NH
chine.
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THE H4CK-STAND CASE.
Answer OF tho Cabmen to tho Restraining
Order.

Answer OF the Cabmen to tho Restraining
Order.
Justice Wylie yesterday had before him the
case VI tho District Commissioners against John
Gavin and others, hackmen doing business In the
District. The Commissioners a lew months since
made m order changing the location Of the hack
stand near Tia Arlington hotel, and the hack.
msn refusing to comply tho Commissioners nled
their Dill for an injunction, on which q preliml.
nary restraining order was made. The defend.
ants nled their answer denying that they had
occupied the stand to the detTiment Of business or
the Inconvenience Of the guests Of the hotel, and
they assert that the real cause Of complaint Is to
be attributed to Mr.. Roessle, proprietor Of the
hotel, being interested In furnishing hackney
carriages for the guests Of the house. They claim
that the middle OF Vermont avenue, between II
and streets, has been n hack stand for several
years under the act Of the corporation Of wash
ington OF February, 1870, and that tho act has
been re-enaeted by section VI Of the Consolidated
Statutes relating to the District They deny that
the Commissioners have tho power to set apart
hack stands, and assert that the sole control Of
hackney carriages is now with the Police Dom.
missioners under section lo+, Consolidated Stat
utes. The Court again postponed the hearing.
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OF POSTPONING
TIE EXTRA SESSION..

The Democratic majority in the House
of Representatives of the Forty fourth
Congress did all it could to embarrass the
Government and for no other reason than
that its Executive Administration was in
the hands of the Republicans. While one
tits plans was to reduce appropriations to
such an extent that the civil service could
not be fairly and properly conducted at
home, or the diplomatic service abroad, Its
most venomous shafts were aimed at the
army and navy. The appropriations for
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THE BRAND OF DESHONOR.

Tho ,,oo ~ Mater Rrvo 4. ono v,;,,
s,or,d ra,o;v. No ovr,n,t,v ord ,v,,, a.,
none omono tbos. b,v;no any ;n,erest q,
tho weI,. bei,c Of socie,v Henn;,v sor ,ho
nuh,ic and nsrticu,ar,v for That c,o.. NJ
i,dIos vhoss horo;c rrso,fshros. ~ roo,,ah
-. 80 4, ~ ,sau,ss,.a.
.sss.,. - ,-s,n.,
nror.n,. e. ~ 80, ~. ~. - .naS
raso. nnon ,ha;r ow, h.,n;,x e.,
- ~ -. IN ,,o Ht
,,hi.S nroo,rdo. ,ho ro..,hr;,u 81 LIB, =.
:, hi. an,I, and ,hr. ohu;.,os ann 80
si,u Co ."o,hor hoar,s - .ohan ,h., IT,.
"S,.o No. ;nmoJ;s,. c.n,;,,, r. IN,
h, .,o, hcn.e,oa ~. T.. oonaI,:,u,.ao. a.
49,, ,ro,, iii, -. on,,, ,ho s;n.,a sar,om
,ha, no d. cn;I,v rnhv,donod hn go
han.;on ,o., h. .noar 49, ho :. ;,nappn,
II tho chor,o hod hoon s;mn,u ,hot os
,r,s, oo,Sro, 80, ~ IT, n.a,s ~
',rsoo, howorar s.,;sca.,or,,,, $500 ~
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r,,,,;,ors,, o,a ,horosoro ,,,,p,ha 49, \
- -, ,,a "."uao, ,a" w., -, w.
and tho son,or.o rnnor;,od pn, .s :; -
,,a.a I. - ano,' ;.aa.,,,.. -, ;,,,,
uo r,h,;o,v assor,"a n,a,,o,a ;n;us;nns,.
ar,.,;. ~, 80 ~, -. A..
no gentleman in anw Ii 81 NJ. I'll, n.
gp,,ty of Among Gentlemen overvwh.re
md Inv this token sboll we know thew
the fair fame of woman is sacred: A thing
not to be questioned in apy presence and
on no occasion. Hence, If We hear persons
claiming the distinction O f gentlemen speak.
ing disrespectfully of the sex. individually
or collectively, by that proof do We know.
first that they find no favor in the ewes Of
the fair ones of whom thew pretend familiar
knowledge. or with the feminine world in
rcueml. for which thew profess slight an.
probation. So, when Major RENO was 40
human as to cease to be n gentleman and
fell to talking of forbidden subjects, he
scaled his own doom more effec,usllv and
enduringly than the positive evidence Of
a thousand secret Haisons could have done
for him, for he barred the door of friend.
ship against his entrance, and steeled the
hearts of all honorable men and honor 10y
ing women against the appeals of sym
palhy. And being In service which has
prescribed for its guidance q code of
morals mol re austere and memorable than
obtains in society, he not only suffers 50.
cial infamy, but professional disability and
pecuniary loss.
1t is to DO hoped this example of per.
sonal disRrace proceeding from personal
dishonor will produce lasting impression.
not only upon the minds of soldiers who
live in camps whose associations with
ladies are exclusively with the wives and
daughters of brother officers, but also upon
the memory of those stationed in social
centres, where their martial bearing and
manly demesnor make them fayorites with
the fair of every circle, and enable them
to exert a powerful influence for good or
evil upou the msrals of society. and IN
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"A ~
ssevs Aes,stiort. IN. ea.s.i rSpsss Dc the
st<1Ri c1ce, S<pteneer. ISIS, bad 10 rainy days
2oEr IA ana Nove1bsr IL; thsB Is TO say Il
3 ,sss % sSrsias DAYS ss1ios the sn All
re.issr .. sssi .ss i.ps up about asisy
- tsey ssres sss.rins an o.srsse. A vim
srel nnpersllel.d severity .eieslng n . month
;ss. n. N. %. SELL .as,s IN. .:s1 sps,,
crPes4 ~ lie sane innaenes vhieA ~ oppoGsd
tae fxner estens,s.- Twas remarked BY honor
thst q -ss sinssis-iy Sosnesiea, Win the isets
before stated that Mr.. Csnnissioaer Keseham
81. law ,rsssres n psT',s to spIoss this
self wonder uhy CSnmissiouer Ketehsm was 20
unaninOas On this point More recently the
r ,ss IN, s'y =. s,,1,I e ns
nent-- Born and reared IN wsshinxtsa, this
io.rs.i has lived .hresss the sst-s era o. tar
pat dom. melt and run into the cutters evsporate
dry m a,d bisv away; pavements whose
ehsrssssr has hssn . stencil Ia the nostriis Of
all hoaesS nep. and whose cost is
NATIONAL SCANDAL;
AMI yet this virtsoas Journal never discovered q
Trinidad vas pat so.n- It's si<s sense % siserim-
ing psrsasn, sross up IKE lee IN the spring and
had to Be earted away. IL overlooked . hole In
rs tsrorits tar paysaent On Yesrts smith, near
y. large enossh to erxu1f . street ear, and
sever.i oshers % similar deseription % spper
Pennsylvania avenue Il has tailed to mention
s.sers 70 Is. re- M % :.
On u and many other streets, which In hot
weather threatsn to saemerse the eurbstones, n
RrperSer- what Is the experience with your
pevenent vtth ressrvnee To yielding to the i'm
Psst 81 vehicles and hssf. In bod weather.
1en- AyerelL II yields more OF less ut all
seascns IL uOad Be good Tor nothing 10 q did
not. hee,use one Of ms chief merits Is lis elias
itchy. Ifiaii In winter >, yieiis more In summer
thnu when lad simmer t<rnuso q Al srts I,
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the ugly looking grcun funrc surrounding In
fayette park and the WIhitr HnuHB

NOTICE to Mexico TINT this 6lumrnm
will no longer submit to borhur nuurIpns viii.
be about as effective ne tim Rurs huh Hraint,u
the comet whsn TN lssxirsn nspuiis anpx
TINT we have not m csyfrsurt urnsy m mar M
ne notire
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-10

THE annual raid on the dogs is about to
begin. Let the slaughter of the ours be Of
fectIve. Ifa dog is worth anything his mas
ter will take care to have him muzzled md
otherwise guarded as the. law directs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-10

THE New York Sun now proclaims itself q
radical Republican newspaper. That settles
1t. The radical Republican party Is dead, and
no mistake.
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THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
CAN BE OBTAINED IN NEW YORK AT
BRENTANo'S NEWS EMPORIUM, 30
UNION SQUARE.
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Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have THE REPUBLICAN mailed TO any adlres,
By paying GO cents per month, Invariably in dd-
rance.
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xainwl 20, muun anu sunn un.uvinhIe no,nrie,r
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Sumll t,rt qoal tar pitrn ar genuine ,-ps.l,-t,
uvu,i as n o,ment
Hupur-ur what In TIM diuer~pc, hetre~,
n,pur,l uni ,r,snc,aI bitum,ns-
Gam. AvsrsIl, Tint aurssson opeps nm , larre
,u,il af ,t,scus.iup IN forms I'm act the ,ab,cr<
Of A I,utur,m chemistry. hut think 1 can safe
IL, lntp,lI,,,bl,, In , sont,,c,ar twin mtprr.Ibnu
nuu or asptnIt IL nut Of being ,reessi
nv tt,, ,nor,.son at ,c,a, ar aIs,lI,s ar nv the
,u,at,n on tto ,,sm,,ts. vhile all ARTIFICIAL bi,u
p,ur ,r, ,,,uposc-I nv, IN, opcr,.so, az ,e,as or
,IlajIus, and their auniitsus ,s c,ments ar, read
n, ct ,,.,I,, l,...,-.-,- a. a., .,,.-.,. -.
uS SAN n's'"if unha4'fe. W tle A.ueihAs .e's0"
on tain sun aIit nan. anu by afzn"spnersc cnanxe.
bhpunthrf Snn hsfntam says. in expianaticn
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S,A. suu oAnuve -. 1s'.
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wnnr arn Euur viawsan that point
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usn. ANsraiLs MrCbmmiEsioner hetrnnn nav
1n u,rruut tar "a tsr psrements are euncerned.
nut n b,-, had M, .~,.,s.,c, 90 ,,r,.r - r.r.
minis, s.na an noh qih4oa % nfe N opinion-
MY Gpennnnn ms Dozen SONNY vita asPhalt pave
MINIS uhr TIM ruariray you SEQ on the Avenue
b,,rv,,u Sisr,a and Fgn.r,tA .r-.r,s ans, .. a.r
.s,ss s'-.-1, IN I ~
~ ~hs phH nnnnh u oonouin-1. INC SAAeAent "
MI Kaufman 10 absurd. as may DO inferred from
tim mart tainc va have To ihy our concrete
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The Editorial and Business departments Of this
prompt attention all communications INTENDED for
me Editorial department. should DO addressed to
EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL REPuBLtCAH,
Bu'ine" department. should be addressed to the
BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE NATIONAL RErUB-
LICAN.
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AMUsEMENTs To-NIaHT.
NATIONAL THEArnE-"A Sim"
AVENUE THEArRn-Oiio, Ballet and FARGO.
MkRKRrrKr's FREE ART GALLERY, No. GO L
street northwest
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Subscription Rates.

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vance
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Daly-B cents . line for ordinary advertising,
On EDITORIAL page, d per line. First page, $50
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This evening, In commemoration OF "Ascen-
sion Day." Washington Commandery, No. !, Co
lumbla, No. ., and Do Molay, No. 4, Knights
Templar, will attend divine service at the Church
Of the Ascension. eorner Twelfth street and Mas.
sachusetts avenue. Rev. Wilbur 4. Watkins,
formerly rector OF Epiphany church, this city,
but now Of Christ church, Baltimore, will Ad.
dress them, he having been designated for that
purpose BY Bishop Pinkney,
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How Hu>bl: DIS Nay Rule.
BY FANNY FERN.

Dear Mary, said Harry Morton to
his beautiful vic, have Il favor Ia
ask of you You have a friend whom
J dislike very much. and who | am
quite sure, will make trouble between
Us Will You give up Mrs May for
my sake, Mary?
y sligl, shade Of vcxation crossed
Mrs Mo,,"n'S pretty face, as she said
you are unreasonable, Harry. She is
ladylike, refined, intellectual aud
fascinating is she not?
Yes, nll Of that; and tnr this very
reason her influence over one 50
vie ding and i;npuiSivc us Yourself is
mare TO be dreaded, if uninvnrablc.
Pm quite i'll earnest, Mary. I could
wish never to see you together again.
Dear Harry, that's going too lar.
Don't be disngrerable; lets talk Of
something else As Uncle John SAYS
il"w's business? ana she l0okc;! arch
ly i'll his face.
Harry didn't smile.
Well said Yrs Morton, turning
away, and tapping her loot nrrvously;
don't see how can break off with
her, Harry, for II whim Of yours
besides I've prom scd to go there this
very evening.
Mr. Morton made no reply, and in
u icw IN mcn's was on his way to the
city.
NlnrS stood behind the curtain, and
looked after lin. as he went down he
street towards the point where the
omnibus was to be got. There was
an uncomfortable sitting sensation in
heI throat and something very like n
fear 6 ittering in her eye. Harry
was vexed, she was sure Of that. lie
had gone off, for the first time since
their marriage, without the affection
ate goodbye" that was usual with
him, even when they parted but for IN
hour or two. And SO she wandered,
restless and unhappy into her bed
chamber.
1t was quite little gem. There
stalucttes, and pictures, and vases
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sir, in hismatter, but only Will, the
complainant. BE SO good, madame,
rs to give me the dress Immediately.
| am i'll u great hurry; my affairs arc
urgent, and,I cannot wait Il moment
longer
The PLEASURE of the audience at
the cxrcnse OF the lady increased
with everySword, Until it was hard to
enforce anYiapproach to quiet, SO that
either partS$cou'l be heard.
Do not jest any more about it,. I
will i'urry9 and send you the dress
as soon as spossiblc
4 am nqtjesting. | demand from
the representative Of the law my own
propcr.y-zthat dress said tie
officer raising his voice
The judge. thus appealed to deci-
dcd promptly.
The officer is right, madame. You
are obliged to hand nim over the
dress on the spot
I can,tSundrcss here myself be-
FIRE all these people, an go home
Without any dress on said the young
woman,aWith aLgcr anal tears.
You sIiou!l have thought of that
-opner5sENow YOU have no time To
lose. Either give up the dress Of
your owl accord, Or A n,.l that
could not he misintcrperted brought
10 the lady's side two officers OF jus
licA, whoseemcd about to take upon
themselves the Office OF my iady's
maid.
'rakcSour money back and leave
me my dress
oh, no, madame; that dress is now
worth more than two hundred rubIes
to me-
How much do yon ask for it Q
Two thoMsand rublcs,' said the
officer fi$,nly.
1 willSpay the sum the weeping
lady's husband responded promptly.
Il have there five hundred rublcs.
Give Give Pan and paper AMI will
SwrKszaS II alsr Npnn M banker for
the remaining fifteen 6nniIre 2 ss:s-s.
After he had written the draft the
worthy pair Withdrew, amidst lisscs
from the audience
Query: Did Tie lady ever again
lc, her dress sweep the street
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TO RENT.

and Market Street. formclv occupied by J.
W. Mosclcy. There is no better business
stand i'll orangcbulg. For rtcrn,s apply 10
i. &. .NNDEEws.
Orangcburg s. &.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

"Don't trouble yourself to stretch
your mouth any WIDER" said a den
tist TO his patient, 81 intend to stand
outside to draw yourtooth." 'Oh, l
wanted to show you what had for
breakfast" vas the roady reply.
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Married Peliteness.

.q,r1a
will you ?; asked n pleasant voice.
And the husband aswered: 'Yes, my,
dear with pleasure
1t was quietly but heartily said; tho
tone, the manner, the look, were per-
fectly natural and very afec,ionate.
We thought: How pleasant the
courteous reply! How gratifying it
must be to the wife! Many husbands
of ten years experience are ready
enough with the courtescs Of polite
ness to the young ladies Of their &C
q"aintancc, while they speak with
abruptness to tho wifo, and do many
rude little things without considering
them worth III apology. The stranger
whom they may have seen but ycstcr-
day, is listened to with difference, and
although The subject may not be one
of the plcasaiitcst nature, with ready
smile; while .hc poor wife, if she re
lat.s e domestic gricvan &c. is snub-
b'd CT listened to with ilI-concealed
'mPat'cnce' oa how wrong this IS
az wrong
Docs she urge sornere1uest-
Oh. don't bother me- cries her
gracious lord and master. Does she
ask for necessary funds for Susy's
shoes or Iommy's hat
seems to me you're always want
lng money! is the handsome retort.
IS any little extra demanded by his
masculine appetite, til ordered, nat
requested
'Look here, | want you to do so an.l
so : just sec that it's done;' and off
marches Mr.. Boor, with bow anda
smile of gentlcmanly polish for every
casual acq.laintanc, Ii. may chance
to recognize.
When we meet will, sucl, thouobt
lcssness and coar,encss o,r tbouy uyHts
revert to the kind voice and gentle
manner Of the friend who sail: .Ycs,
my dear, with pleasure 4 beg your
pardon comes asreadily to his'lips,
when my I'll q. ei. ont lie
di<concer:cd her as it would in the
presence ofthc most fashionable stick
lers for etiquette. i his is because he
is e.thorough gentleman, WHO thinks
his wife in all things entitled to pre
ce,lcncc. lie loves her best. Whv
should lie hesitate to show i. I? not in
sickly maud in attentions, but in pre-
terius her pleasure, honcrinr herin
public us we'll us in private. He
knows her worth Why should h,
hesitate to nttcstit? 'And her hu,
band he praised her saith holy writ;
not by fnl:omc adulation, not by push
ing her charms into notice, but BY
speaking rs opportunity occurs, i'll
many ways Other virtues.
Though words seem little things
and slight attention almos value less
vet, depend upon # they keen .ha
flame bright, especially if thew ara
natural Tie children grow nm ~ .
better moral atmosphere and learn 70
respect their parents rs thew see them
! rns ~, ,,l> -,l,>, Ar
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a gentleman of New Orleans has
found it unsafe to leave bIottiny paper
uLout his office. His wife found this
on piece.
Gus tseracD
scvolg 70 xob dncs lliw /
EILIIW
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since their marriage; each one had II
history Of its own-some tender asso-
cia:ion connected with Harry. There
was u bouquet still fresh ana fra
grant that he had purchased OH his
way home the day before, to crafty
her passion for flowers. There was a
choice edition OF poems they were
reading together the night b.lore,
with Mary's name written on the eaf f
in Harry's own hand. Turn where
she would, some proof of his devotion
met her eye. But Mrs. NIny Size
was so smart and satricai She would
make so much sport Of her, for being
ruled s. by Harry! Hadn't she
told her call the mcn were tyrants %
md this was lIarry's frst attempt to
govern her. No, not wouldl't do
for her to yield.
SO thc pretty evening dress was
taken out; the trimmings rca,justcl
and rcmodlellcd, and ssall the little ct
cc'cras Of her toilet decided. Yes, she
would go--she had quite ma lc up
her mind to that. Then she opened
her jewell ease: Il little note fell ut
her feet. She knew the contents ye-
~ well. 1t WAS from Harry slipped
slyly into her hand on her birthday,
with that pretty bracelet. 1t couldn't
do any harm to read it again. 1t was
very lovcr-like for II year old hus-
band. but she liked it. Dear Harry !!
And size folded it back, and sat
down, more unhappy than cvcr-with
her hands crossed in her lap, and
her mind i'll most pitiablc state Of
resolution
Perhaps, after all. Harry was
right about Mrs. May; and if he
wasn't, one hnirot his head was worth
more to her than al the women in the
world. He had never said one un-
Kind wnld To her never! He had
anticipated every wish. He had been
so attentive and solicitous when she
wns III. How could she grieve him :?
s-;4+ 4ere eonq,nerel The pretty robe
WAS folded up an.l pur away tile
jewels returned to their case--and
with Il light Ii ar, Mary sa. down to
await her husbands return.
he lamps were not lit in the parlor
when Harry c'ne UP the street She
had gone, then after all he had said !
lie passed slowly through the hall,
entered The dark and deserted room,
and threw himself OH the sofa with a
heavy sigh! lie was not angrv-but
he was grievci and disappointed The
first doubt that crccps over the mini
Of the affection OF one We love is so
very painful !!
Dear Harry said Il welcome voice
1T his side.
Heaven bless you, Mary said the
happy husband; you've saved me from
Il keen sorrow.
Young lady reader, there are ,mc
husbands worth MI the sacrifices Il
loving heart can make.
M <=zo----------
10 be contcn,cd with what we have
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NOTICE

The last trotting thorough bred Stallitn
M AMBItINO TRUSTEE
will stand for The Fall scassn at my stables
PEDIGREE
MAMBRlNO TRUSTEE, by MamErinu
Medley, lie by Old Alambrnn Chief; Mann
irino Medlcy's first dam by Young Medley,
Il fine race mare. second dam lv Stanley;
Third dam by Trustee; 'n"r.l, dam by
Man,brino Trustees first dam Jenny
tDerney, by Hole In; irst dam hv5l.aly
Wnotlinrl, BY Sir William Wnait;Drl; lie by
Wonlinr,l; first dan, hy l,cu,anl.
.Ian,hino Trustee WAS bred by George
". Ogden. "rghtS station, kriurky
Fcmr.l Rail Road. Hnirhnn Comfy,
Kentucky. lie is five vc.,rS old, and has
i"t had m,h l,:,l,lline li what had show
cd splendid action. lie tr",ird on The
t'ulun,hia track IaS, fall ~ he rate Of 10
THAp. G. ANDKE.WS
nrangrbu,g Liver, :,.i Sale stables.
j.. $. Beard lnr y few mares can bc had at
nv stables
amg 10 If
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06
School & kindergarten

The Exer, ;cs Of the SCHOOL conducted
by Rev. J. d. HASKELL and Sisters, will
be resumed, at their Residence OIL Russell
ST., OH Monday 4th September.
Monthly Terms.
English Course primary and lntcrmedi-
ate,) $500.
Academic Course. $500
kindergarten, $l.00
German, French, Latin and Greek
Extra each, Soc.
Elements Of Music and Drawing with
Caliethenics, will be taught Free
Tile undersigned is prepared to organize
and teach Glasses Of Young Men or Ladies
the u,ual collegiate branches, Classics
Mathematics &C., MS well as Stenography
or Short Hand Private lessons in Ins,ru
mental music will be given when desired
j. BACHMAN HASKELL
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-06

You may find it very difficult to
get away tlom bad company, buty you
needn't on that account throw yo1r
sclfaway.