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To be Let,

TI1HE Offices in Third Story Merchants National
4 Bank, now occupied by j. & M. Rand; also
the front offices. These offices are heated by steam
have gas, water and fire proof vaults. Possession
given Nov. list. Oct27dtf
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JOB PRINTING! neatly executed at
this Onice.
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BOARD.
TO LET

To be Let.
POOMS in Second Story of Hopkins Block,
III Middle Street, over store of Messrs. c. A..
Vickery & Co. Apply to ST. JOHN SMITH,
dec29dtf 81 Exchange Street.
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LEWISTON.
Dew ift House, HI. b. Wing, Prophet az
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TO Let.
sfyHE BRICK ROUSE No. "a Danforth Street
l. containing all the modern improvements In
quir at No. 10 Central Wharf.
in DIFF
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Parker House. School So. HI. ID. Parker O.
Co., Proprietors.
St. James Hotel. Is. Croker, Propri
etOr.
fremont House, fremont st. Chaplin,
Gurney Gs Go. PROPRIETOR.
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To LET.
For Sale or To Let.

HALF of house on Mechanic street. Woodfords
II Corner: Enquire of GEORGE RACKLEFF,
Woodfords' Corner. de9dtt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22

WE WILL DISPLAY ON MONDAY
some new and elogan, styicsin
BUNTING sUrrs.
ALSO 100 SRw STRIPED SILK SUITS. m.do mp !.
hs class style skirts tr,mosa with largo deep ras.
at SIS. worth fully s2a
HEAVY oRos GRAIN SILK SUITS. 10 plain eo,or,
SIS, sold nowhere at less than $50
t 2gT FEbcAS ps
r0s MON WIZ VIZ r5RMs Spw rnts if AT GREAT hsDuc
HANDSOME SPRING SUITS. :, s. IS. g 50. % .s.
ELEGASTLY MADE SUITS. - $40 SIC 60. SIS ss si~
and upward
EXTRA FINE SPRING COSTUMES. - saa. sss. su
and upward
s hs All Asb oGR fsss HaGE Gs Or vEss
vERsAL sArisFAcTioS.
rHa SAME is UNDER Nplr ysnr surEHIor MANAGE
LADIES' owS MATERIALS MADE UT At REASON.
ABLE RATES
rs THE LATEST STYLES AND WITHOUT DELAY.
MOURNING ORDERS EXECUTED At SHORTEST
NOTICE.
HANDSOME SPRING DoLNASs 81 90. worth 81
ELEGAxr SPRING poLNASs m 81 81. worth 81 rs
ELEGANTLY TRIMMED DoLMANs - - So 81 8 50
So and upward.
mASpsoxE sILK TRIMMED AND EMBROIDERED
DoLMASs AZ $40. Sl2. slt 80 and upward
Pun line Of very handsome silk and cashmere
sAcorEs AND DosLMhNs AT REASONABLE
MISSES SUITS AND CrDAKs
~ GREAT VARIETY. or ELEGANT STYLES.
AZ INSPECTION SOLICITED.
EnMcns,. ElKIcus'.
cs- sSD go srlI AVENUE.
BETWEEN 2<rH AND 25fH Sta
SUBSCRIBE FOR rHRIcrs, "pAsuIoN QUARTER.
Ly.r LARGEST AND BEST FASHION nook.
NUMBERS AZ ooc PER YEAR.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
TWenttsAh PawA-
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rIFTy CENTS AND UPWARD.

full assortment Of the REVOLVING SHIELD Scarfs.
which only require inspection 70 commend themselves
Collars and inr styles prices popular. quality best
we solicit aG examination of our celebrated
SHIRTS.
pronounced by all who have examined them be the
BEST READY-MADE SiIIKr EVER SOLD. We keep q
extensive stock than has been kept rcady
ade shirts and 70 IL possible Tor at tne ~
or boy The bosorns. cuts ana meek bands sfc
made of thc FINE quality ot IklSu linen OF
iiy which has before been put ready shirt
Tue bodies and scevcs nr. unaue ~ WAMSuTrA MUSLIN
They cut nll sixe IRON approved models the
all property fecd aud stayed the tuition eyelct
hnlcs neatly made tho buttons strongly sewrd There
which y. bestowed made shirt
which Is observed In the manufacture OF these shirts
We guaranteed to H. aud We guarantee 10 return tho
money they do not All we ask s an examination. The
price 10
81 3TK.
We do not rccommcnd them account q she cwne.s f
the price but OF the quality Thcy EQUAL
70 ANY SHIRT ever sold ~ ANY PRfCE.
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LARGEST. coMPLETEsr ASSORTMENT IN THE
CRY.
200 CASES FINE MILAN HATS. from soc. TO 81 rs
large lot OF imported cHIr HATS csc, worth 81 81.
MISSES STRAW HATS. latest shapes. Soc. Coo, 75c
White tine imported cur HATS. from 75c. up.
100 DOZEN MISSES SCHOOL HATS. completely
trimmed mt &c.
soc
BOYS HATS. all STYLES. fully trimmed and lined. 15c,
3bc, 4oc aDv.. Sic Toe.
SHADE HATS from I5c upwards
WHOLESALE Hat Department third floor.
Tho trade supplied AZ loss than downtown prices.
EEFvV 7 90 " " EsAx ERR sss,
Z / g 9 WV Wyyyyww Z
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SILKS.

rLAIN COLORED SILKS
ONE DOLLAR and TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
purchased at the great auction Messrs T.. OELBER.
MANN h Co These silks quality high ustre
DRESS SILKS and cost 81 Al gold TO import. thcy
fully equal any sold last 81 rs The
includes every desirable shadenavy. SEAL prune
ecru They the greatest barry
plain coored silks offered in the say Of Now York
MATELASSE SILKS, Trs
FIFTY CENTS
less than HALF COST OF importation
This ia fresh lot DIFFERENT from those have boon
selling Wa closed the entire
styles cannot be bought elsewhere They
greatest bargains IN Matelasses ever offered
GRANITE SILKS
sEvENTY.FivE Cent?
in black and shades elegant overdrssscs and
suits They 81 30 gold TO Import and well worthy
the or animation Of customers
FANCY SILKS
GREAT VARIETY OF sTYLEs
EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR PRICES
In BLACK SILKS offer . complete line
GUINETS
and other celebrated makcA
In
all qualities,
ONE DOLLAR aud upward,
an of which selected with speca! reference
their durability.
AMERICAN BLACK SILKS.
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E,GnrEEN.
rwEEMFESS.TrffyrE' EWESTf r%o'
TwENTyEIGHT.
TnIRrY.FIvE and FORTY DOLLARS.
These tho entire balance Of .h,. season.
whose repa.a,on oi goods stands to
" 81 "a IL. . as in sr srs
possible variety 81 ashonsble eol:rngs and
styles some q them q very expensive materials and eIab.
.Tney have sold retail hi. season a, FAR MORE
THAN DOUBLE tho shall now ask for them.
sucn AN OPPORTUNITY
TO PURCHASE
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
COSTUMES.
AT SUCH EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR PRICES,
WILL Nor OCCUR
AGAIN THIs SEASON
We continue 30 onsr extraordinary bargains In
SILK SUITS.
and nvite examination of the styles and qualities
PRINCESS sTRIrED SILK ,;..................si
BASQUE OvERSkIkT and SKIRT,
OvERSkIRT with gathered rufie.
Tho aSos1 a ~a @ fip be .ss Mad" ssa in
,rse.y Isn . nE g fnsy s ~ sss at ,Ss same price
otncw shaues -
FIT GUARANTEED.
This offering to make up tnc silks TO ORDER snch
popular prices has never before been presented TO tho
PRINCESS SUIT, VIOLET AND BLACK SILK eio-
giant quality; skirt With reverse box plated hounce
To ORDER same price for same quality Of six
great variety OF other styles. S:,5 and upward.
BLACK SILK SKIRTS.
Sis. 500. SO. UP TO SOS.
II, ORDER mt the same price.
These elegant costumes are considered among the most
successful novelties only be had
this price, others ask So and $50 for tho same
BUNTING SUITS, new styles const tantly received.
CALICO SUITS NINETY CENTS and upward
LINEN SUITS two dollars and upward.
LINEN BUSTERS and Travelling Wraps great variety
DOLMANS
BLACK AND COLoRED CLOTHS,
81 80, Si - 80 80 and upward.
NOVELTIES
In
IMPORTED JACKETS
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Elegant assortment Of MILLINERY LACES NETS,
vEILTNGs, LACE scARrs. SCARF NETS &C.. Ac.
rs PIECES TILLENT SCARF NET. warranted all silk.
with satin border. full width. st 47c per yard
THIS rs VERY DESIRABLE FOX HAT AND NIECE
SCARFS. AND Is SOLD NOWHERE At LKSS
THAN 7JC.
Novelties IN
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HOSIERY.
FINEST DISPLAY OF FOREIGN HOSIERY

Our assortment Of SPRING and SUMMER HOSIERY IL
com have received during the past week and
vill nj uce on sale on Monday the
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In addition to the great bargains in DRESS AND TRIM
MING SILKS offered during the wcck. wnI offer
10 PIECES TRIMMING SILK. all eolors At zoe yard.
worth nlly 81 10.
VERY HEAVY BROWN. navy blnc and myrtle Rrus grain
silks at pie. worth 81 a.
ELEGANT GRos GRAIN Silks all colors. Ono quality. "a
81. 81 10 aud III IL,
all much under regular price.
STRIPED SILKS all colors and patterns heavy quality,
6Sc.. worth fully S5c.
EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY striped aud choeksd Silks a.
7S4.. Npc, D.c aud 1Tc.,
full 25 per cent under prevailing pricos
NEW STYLES or FANCY DRESS SILKS introduced
daily.
BLACK SILKS In all grades. At suction prices
CALI. AND EXAMINE AND GIT SAMPLES FOR
COMPARISON.
PULL LINES or DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
SILKS. PRINCES. JACouAkD AND FANCY BRAIDS.
TRIMMING ORNAMENTS. BUTTONS. Ac.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOSIERY SERiNo UNDER
WEAR. HAMBURG EDGINGS
WHITE GOODS. TOWELS. TABLE DAMASKs. NAr<
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY APRIL 22 ls77-QUINTUPLE SHEET


NEW
a.
| F. F: F. ::
will exhibi, ON MONDAY
slarxe and ar'i class assortment !.
sAcQUEs. DoLMANs, cAPEs And MANrLEs I
and exclusive designs.
both imported and Of our own manufacsurs.
in
SIX. Drap D'Ets. cAmei's Hair and M.rela,.s.
plain braided richly and sylishly trimmed with
IMMENSE VARIETY OF NOVELTIES.
Of our own Design manufacture.
NIL finished IN superior manner
Al remarkably low prices
Rich silk Dolmans. sscqus, md Dolmans. handsomely
ent designs, ga *3o go, S5o. Sio
Handsome Drsp a'Ese and Ma.ca.se Dolman. in dinsr
Black Mateiasse Doimans trimmed with silk fringe. u
and iiisi ribbons siS si7 sio So ''' ~ ~ 80 -
0rea, Bargains in Light coIored Cloth Domsns.
Handsome light Dolmans aii styles, SO so to S1s
Very handsome saeqoes Dolman. in light Matelssss
with silk, $50 ssa. ss5, $40. ''''-
Misses s.caues in great variety.
Large assortment Of ladies' calico eambric and nns
Morning Wrappers in newest designs very low prcsA
~ rs oyE c0SIgME PEPAETyENT
W. AM AND DsiEa SHALL ',Hs'SS OFFER ON MO aoSbAY ~
magnificent stock of
LADIES' SILK COSTUMES
At remarkably low prices.
Rich grain ss s & plain Il. oss1' or in s-o
Very handsome brocadod SILK Costumes. eiaborately
trimmed $75 $50. sos. $li5
very ssyisnly trimmed, $50, s75. sss. sioo
striped silk Costumes neatly made different designs
At $50. S25, $50, $780, $39
We invite an inspection large and elegant Stock
IN nrcc and o s ars bavomd
every article in this such low figures
that cannot be undersold by house In the city
Our designs and styles all original, employing only
the best taent that be the modelling aud
manufacture OF our ladies' costumes.
Our ready made sss marked At the smallest
original cost and suies have the most elaborate
orsrs in hrst class STYLE the shortest notice.
and satisfaction guaranteed
We beg to direct the attention OF
families and strangers visiting the city
TRIMMED ROUND i%rs AND BoNEErs.
fthe original conceptions
and designs.
mt tho most attractive prices.
untrmnsed Bonnets and Round Hats, In
sil the popular and approved shapes OF
this season.
and an unusually choice and attractive
stock Of
FINE PARIS FLOWERS sj.,xSA. 9ENAMENrs AND OTHER
Very stylish Trimmed Bonnets in finest materials s1O
$2 S4 SD SIC. $ls $40. half she prices charged for
Childrens Trimmed Hats very handsome So SO TO Slo
Hats trimmed TO order At very low rates.
NEW gSpEsTSap IN sES5SB 5Ia3s: 5pIEr3SskTMEsr'
the hem most .s E, es;snsIys ss, and md finest fine,
Large additions having for hs trade
W ''' ~" IUINsPf'RREcEDENrED BARGAINS
IN LADIES' AND CuILuREN's READY MADE
UNDERGRADUATE
We offer the finest assortment OF
Train skirts Corset Covers Toilet Sacquss Aprons pented
chiidrcn's and infants Underwear.
Pillow Case and sheet shans. in muslin and linen ss.
gantly trimmed with rutne. tucks and embroidery.
splendid stock Of chdrens pque braided Suits, linen
Blouses and boys cashmere tweed Suits
a. very low prices
RICHARD MEAREs,
18th 10th
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70 exhibited imported drect from she
urer. In styles exclusively confined TO ALL FIhST
LASS GOODS full regular made. double heels and toeA
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DRY GOODS.
A
S1A1 4 + + sn1 + Geo i i s.: "
+. ##rn## $$$.nss #$ ##un## s..

WILL RE CONTINUED FOR FEW DAYS
ALL SILK RIBBONS. Ma. o. hes. quality. a. Y cents
ALL SILK RIBBONS. No. IL. best quality. At cents
ALL SILK RIBBONS. No III. best quality As = cents.
ALI. SILK RIBBONS. No -. best quality. st centa
ALL SILK RIBBONS. No. 80. best quality. at centa
RICH SILK embroidered neck Ribbons At centa
FINE SILK embroidered hair Ribbons at ccnts.
NEW STYLE FANCY RIBBoNS all widths, at .snsa
sEyEN.INCH fancy SASH RIBBON at cents.
This the greatest Ribbon sacrifice offered the
public. Our comprises all shades and qualities
and well worth Ave six times the price charge
i 4 TIT 'ss
i #||H"#$ f I'll s '''
i i /: 4 : IS. >
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These STOCKINGS are BEST VALUE sold In this
city mad. by MORLEY. or LONDON. OF the finest
yarn and appearance will equal goods Of
Tins CELEBRATED MAKE hitherto offered at $l
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
a New Proposition.

The people of Barnwell, or por-
tion of them at least, are sill anxious
for a new county. A meeting has
been called over there for The purpose
of discussing the practicability of the
scheme, aud the following will be the
third subject dis,,estcd at said Con
vention
Sd. "To create q new County out
Of the upper portion Of Beaufort and
the lower portion of Barnwcll Coun.
ties, designating the Shlkchatchic
River MS a boundry line, between
such new County and Barnwcll
County, and, at tho same time, ad-
ding a portion Of Orangeburg County
to Barnwell County,"
Taken from the last issue of the
60'n'ec0 Sentinel we suppose the
above is no idle proposition, and
should be combattcd at once by the
citizens Of this County. And that
our fight against tho taking away
OF any of our territory may be sue
ccssful, it is absolutly necessary that
We should request Speaker Wallace
to order MI election to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the expulsion
OF straker. We want another strong
man in the House. Ofcourse Mr..
Reddish will combat the idea, but
then he will need assistance. IF the
Speaker will order an election we
feel assured Of the choice of n good
man. Let the Executive Committee
see to it that the interests Of Orange,
burg are taken care of. A strong
man must be sent to the House, and
we shall be quick to point the blame
to its proper place if default be nude
by those whose duty it is to watch tl,c
interests ofOrangcburg County.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
O answer me!

1Iet me not bust Ill ignorance!
us Shakspcel says; shall we be BAN.
fooled with sich ondaciousness No
Sir Hoss.
Feller Cits, you know me, and rip
my lungs out with nail grab, if |
wouldn't stick to yer like brick dust
to bar O soap.
Where is my opponent? no where !
was brought up among yer fcllcr
cits, and he was papped in a skool
Gus, but he can't git away with me
with his hi falootin words: Hictum
stlctum, a'branto, catnip, brazil, Tan
glaony aud h"rins bay. What dye
think o'that? Go it Porkc. Root
hog or die MS Shakspcel said when
Censcr stabbed him in tie house q
representatives,. Fcller Cits elect me
mare O. this town and I'll abolish
iad dogs. musketcrs and bad s(c)c1.ts.
III go for teetotal nnnihilation Of
Gard houses and Juils and will have
fro'ic every Saturday night and
licker enough to float pole cat.
Elect me mare" teller Gits! and
shall be led to exclaim in the
sublime-thc terrible language Of
Bonyparty when a prcachin i'll the
wilderness: "Richards' himselfagain."
On then onward to the poles. Gal
lop apacc my fiery footed stccd;" and
make the air tremble with anli-sp.s.
modic yclls for Buster! and let
them know we are a'comin!
Whoop.e- Buster Bru us, Broad,
axe and Glory.
Come round boys d. lets lickcr.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
Hampton's Second Message.
STATE OF SouTl1 CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, May +, 1877.

. ]
Gcnthmfn Of the Senate nnW House ~
Representatives
beg to call your attention 10 tic
5und raised undcr the resolution Of
the House adopted on the goth De-
ctmber last, and to ask what disposi-
ton Of The balance Of this fund
remaining in the hands Of General
Hngt cd you desire made.
AS a'l the State officers are now
installed i'll Office, it may be proper
that this fund should be turned over
to The Treasurer rs n portion Of tic
taxes collected.
also bring to your attention the
tnct that this is the only amount
available just now for the general
expenses Of The government The last
months bills Tor the emaipter ance Of
the State institutions arc due, and
these accounts have hitherto been
paid OH the 4th Of each month. If
it is the wish Of your honorable body
That these liabilities should be dis.
charged out Of this fund, l suggest
that directions should be given to the
Treasurer 10 that effect. In connec.
tion with this subject, l transmit a
letter from Mcssrs. Glcavcs and
Purvis in reference to their salaries.
and | recommend that provision be
made to meet their cIuims.
have the honor 10 lay l,eforc you
also, the report Of The Superintendent
Of the instution for t]ro Deaf, Dumb
and Blind, and thc memorial
Of the Palmetto Orphan Home.
These institutions deserve considcrl-
ton, and | hope that such aid may be
extended to them as will enable them
to fulfill the charitable objects for
which they we're created.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
Window plants are MS much appre.

Window plants are rs much appre-
ciated Mt this season rs at any time of
the year. There are few plants more
beautiful than the old classes of the
rose-the Bourbon and the China.
The China rose may be made to
flower all winter by keeping it in a
moderately warm room, with plenty
OF sun light and pure air, having pin
ched off all its flower-buds in summer
and autumn. All roses need a rich,
free soil and pure air. Roses that are
blooming now should have occasi onal
waterings of liquid manure ware.
Keep foliage clean. The most trouble
some insect that attacks our roses is
the Aphis. A strong decoction of
quassia is better than either lime or
tobacco water, as it does not iniure
the appearance of the plant. Pulver-
lied charcoal scattered into the flower
pots Is excellent. In Germany it IS
used for striking cuttings, and is
found better than sand, MS it supplies
nourshment after they are rooted
Fruit Recorder.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
Lucerne Gra@.

Judge Carpenter brought to the
Register Office yesterday specimen
Of this grass. The seeds from which
it was grown we're planted last Sep
tember, and the Judge informs us
that it has thus far yielded him four
tons to the acre, and says further,
that in four years the same roots will
yield double that quantity to the
same aren of ground, It is fine food
for all kinds ofstock, is liked by the
milch COW particularly, is tender and
rich, and said to be peculiarly adap-
ted TO sandy soil Farmers might
make q note Of this to their adyan-
tage.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
County Treasurers and Auditors

The bill to regulate The compcnsa
ton Of County Trtasurers and Audi.
tors passed The third reading in the
House OH Friday last, which is rs fol-
lows:
hrec per cent upon the first 10000
two per cent upon the next 10000,
one per cent upon the next 10000,
and one half of one per cent ou all
amounts over 10000, provided the
some shall not exceed $500 or less
than $500 per annum, except Char
lesion, where commission shall not
exceed 1000.
The salarics Of the County Audi
tors are as follows:
Charleston, $4,000; Abbcvillc and
Richland, $500 each; Aiken, Andcr
son, Barnwell, Beaufort, Chester, Col.
l,ton, Darlington, EdgeGeld, Fair
field, Grecnvillc, Laurcns, Marion,
Ncwbcrry, Orangcburg, Spartanburg,
Sumter AM York, 500 each; Chcs-
tcrGcld, Clarendon, Georgetown, IIor-
ry, Horny, Kershaw, Lancaster Lex
ington, Marlboro, Oconcc, l'ickcns,
Union and Williamsburg, s4oo each.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoUSTY, OF ORAN0EBUR0,
OFFICE OFsCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

CouSTY, OF ORAN0EBUD0
OFFICE OFsCHOoL COMMISSIONER.
OnASoEBURa, May 10th 1877.
In accordance with Section 33 Of An Act
to amend An Act entitled Gan Act to estab-
liih and maintain system Of Free Com
mon Schools for the State ofsouth Caro-
lina," approved March 9th 1871, the fol-
lowing persons are hereby appointed
School Trustees for the !.-ie..s sckoo: H;,-
tricts designated:
Amelia-F P Buyck, Louis L Prioloau,
L-Duncan. T.s5"g
BranchuiAe- H Reedish, Rev. E Green.
G Baxter
ca~ Cav-Webster NJ Wolfe, Peter Glad
den, F Glover.
coW cast'c-J v connor, Levi Summers,
James Stokes. slIi
Edisto-Bcnj Poser, Allen Brown, June
Antily.
Etizabcth-George Dannerly, g Y Cullcr,.
Jos. Bush.
Gooddys-Dr. r W Bates, Eli Jackson,
Solomon r Fielder.
Goodtand-W L Emery, G Frederick,
Alex Brown.
Hebron-D r Shunnahan, Phillip Carson,
Daniel Hart. lt
Liderty-W L Phillips, Rufus Pou,
George Blumc,.
Lg0nssA q Holman, F wrwillian,,
Andy Clarkson.
Afddte-H m Miller, a P iM Foures,
TIom. Phillips. 'a' u s+'Sf 'sass
NeW Hope--T Barton, Geo Garvin, Peter
Anderson.
Oranges Dibbic, v.D Bowman, Henry
Glover.
Pine Grore-A r. Flood, w w Vice, Smith
Glover.
Poptar-Dr. a Baxter, William Green,
William Paul;ng.
Proridence-L W Dantzlcr, Tom A!lyne,
Richard Brown.
Rocky Grore ID S Sawyer, Loui. Wood
ward, Jacob Scl,oticld.
Unioa-W Chaplin, J S Osborne, w
X Myers.
Tu"ccs-E ]. D.n,zler, Rufus Fielder,
Jcs-y Williams.
lriHow-j I Williams, Den,,, Stro,.nn
Isaac $Gniollr. 50
ZION Capt. Alexander Thairn, II IE
!. .Ilynes, Isr,c Jones.
The above named Trustee. arc q hereby
notified that they must qualify within iiftecl,
i') days from the date ofthcir appoint-.
'"ent and ut the first meeting Of their re-
srectlvc Boards n',st organize by clcc,ing or
appointing ono ftheir number clerk OF ,l..
hoard. who shall preside at the official
meeting Of the Trustees, and .Ilall record
theil proceeding. in book provided for
that purpose.
By Order of the Board Of Examiners,
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
Chairman.
Tx sAsroTAs.
NAV IL o,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-12

The report Of the Superintendent
Of the former shows the disbursement is
I have made for its support SO far.
AS the condition of the Orphan
Home was deplorablc, have appro-
ted $500 to meet its immediate and
pressing wants.
WADE HAMPTON.