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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30
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Below you will find the prices of few
articles which will be to your interest to
read. We cannot give the prices Of evory
thing in our line, but will guarantee the
entire stock, which is large and complete
far below any house in town. We advertise
only FACTS. Call once and you shall be
convinced.
Choice Rio Coffee, pounda for one dollar
Choice Coffee Sugar, II and l3 pounds for
one dollar
Choice No Bacon Sides, 81 cents per ID
Choice Family Soap pounds for 25 cents
Choice Family Soap Red Paper cakes for
25 cents.
Dwight's Soda 81 cents per pound.
Flour S4 SO per barrel and upwards
Bacon Sc .5 per 100.
Coats Spool Cotton cents per Spool
Good ShIrting Homcspnn cents per yard
Calicos, fast colors ) to TT per yard
Good Chewing Tobacco 40 cents per pound
Good Cigars 81 90 per 100
Good double length Cigar 81 90 per 100
Also Crockery, Cutlery, Tin ware,
Pot ware, Hard ware,
Clothing, ,Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Dry Goods and the
FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
Whiskcy, Brandy, Wine. Gin,
Rum, Ale, Beer, &c, dc.
That CAN be found anywhere, at prices too
LOW t. be made public.
Bay A LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed
on all the above prices in bills Of Ten Dol
lars or more
Respectfully,
ID. r.. 6MOAK e& co.
mar 1876 Iy
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30
NOTICE
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
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OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
OnAEGEBURG County.
April Go,h. 1879.
In accordance with All act Entitled "A.n
Act to require the County Auditors t.,
attend at certain places for tho assessment
of Taxes" notice is hereby given that |
will be at the following named places at the
times mentioned. During the balance of
the time allowed by law for the assessment
Of Property | will be in my Office at Orange
burg c. II:
Rowesville, June End and srd.
Branchvilie, juno 4th and 5th.
Lewisville, June 9th.
Fort Motto. June 7th.
Connor's Storo, Juno 9th and loIs
j. NJ. Ayers, June llth and 18th.
James r. Ways Store, June 18th and
18th.
David Bulls Mill. June 9th and 18th.
VIM. Avingers, June 18th aud 10Th
.. " Bardan's Store, June 10th and 2lst.
Washington Seminary, June 25th and
Goth.
Iciglers June 9th and 2Sth.
Knots Mil, June Goth and July l.t.
Col Daniel Levingston's Mill July End
and 3rd.
.ichard Glea,on's Store, July 4th and
5th.
Martins Mill. July 9TH and st,
DIR. Jones' Mill. July 9th and 10th.
Easterling's Mill. July lth and 18th.
Cedar Grove, July 10th md l7,h
J. b. Smoak's Mill, July 10th and l7,h.
Orangeburg, C. H., July 18th and 10th.
Fogles, June 23rd and 2ith.
DONALD X. BARTON,
County Auditor.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30
Bricks For Sale.

10000 first-clnra Orangcburg Brick for
sale at the Orangeburg Brick Yard. For
particulars &C., enquire Of a. NJ. IZLAK at
the Yard, or to
JAMES C. BELL.
may % Am.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-05-30
A Wolfe in Sleeps Clothing.

For many months back Northern
papers have been copying. with no
little glee, extracts from u socalled
Sed-hot Democratic paper published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Citp propertp 90 Cet.

no LET or for SALE.-Three three-stOry
1 private dwellings all modern improvements for on
family Apply premses Ave- A. Boulevard, between
SOh and 81 ststs $50 per month price 200 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH
NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CONE

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CoSEY ISLAND.
The Grsrd Flo lila Of Excursion Landing this
popular OF ali seaside furnishes the best ana most
direct route 10 what IA univ ally acknowedged by ali visit
ors 10 be the greatest attraction ON The Island.
20 ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest illumination known this Con
unent and haihe all the surrounding blaze OF glory
Ii PROF ECIs 1000 FEET IN 70 THE SEA, aud being
from 30 TO 20 ieet With, IL II DELIGHTFUL LILY COOL
A CONCERT EAJH AFTER NOON md EVENING, bY
GRAFULLAS 1IH REGIMENT BAND Ample seating
accommodations
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES.
ADMISSION 10 THE Plea AND 4 BATH FOR 20
CENTS makes Il the most attractive aud the cheapest
bathing pavilion the Island. spot
Joy deep water as well az surf batnng
THE RESrAU RANT AND SALOON DEPARTMENTS
the most lavish scale aud OF the most varied charac
ter, UNEQ. ALLIED As TO PRICES AND QUALITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE I
llSq Girard.st PHILADELPHIA Penn. July IL, 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with cory OF this
each viii be received at this Office until August 30
1872 for furnishing the Hassd Ies Dc
10 BIZ DELIVERED At THg oUAErERMAsTERs DEPOT AT
1000 Woollen anSet, ~ 90 Compton ~ Tent Pins Loo
SolTGghT aS TaIs canton F1a1ncl
10 BIZ DELIVERED At IHh 2IARIEaMAsIEEs DRPors AT
500 wal Tents $40 wan Tent Eli Pes oo 300 eSnmoa
Flannel heavy quality 10000 yards shirung Flannel ight
BIZ DELIVERED AT THE QuARrENAsTERs DEPOT AT JEFFER
sOSyILIB, IND.
10 900 AK I4elyes $500 Sctubbing brushes
To BIZ DELIVERED AT THE QuAaIERMAsrEgs DEPOT 1T PHrLh
10000 Campaign Hats 1870 Forage Caps 5000 Fur Caps
5000 pairs Fur Gaunets 1000 Crossed Sabres 20 900
pairs Woden so Kings co. 10 pairs White Berlin Cloves
sole Leather HIGHT for boot counters 100000 feet Wax
Upper Lea her 800 screw Wire 6l7C0 sheep ska
Tacks, 1Oz $3.50 sweede. Nails various kinds $50
6vesoes 1000 IoaeG S Blankets 500 9Iy Trumpet,
30 sioey Tents VIII Van 100 Sibe{ Tents without YAH
yards SKY Blue kersey o. aeavy qaaty 10000 yards SKY
81 900 yards Black sesia 10000 yards White Csn7a;
PsdGng 1000 yards Blaok Canvas Padding loo yards
Gilt Buckles 100000 yars Drawers Taoe 1000 gross Coat
Buttons 5000 Shirt Buttons 1000 d. b. Linen Lap
Thread 1000 d. b. Linen Thread, spools 10000 spoos
Black Coon ThTead 20 % spools White Cotton Ihread
are 9oPed hai S articles VIII be S 20
uous vii be insisted upon and that no article inferior 10 tue
The Government reserves the right to reject any bids
The the articles called for in this adver
semen VIII be subject TO -uch notifications as NAV be nee
certain proposed changes In the Uniform
under consideration are adopted.
preference WI, be given 10 articles OF domestic produc
ton and MANUFACTURE conditions Of price and quail being
equal and such preference will be given to articles Of Ame
can production and manufacro produced on the Pacno
Coast the Of the consumption required by the pub
lie service there Revised statutes, 37l6
The articles which TO be used IN tho States and Ter
tories Of the Pacific Coast will be received and Inspected al
san Francisco Cal
For copies printed bidders and other IN
formation apply az this office
containing proposals be Endorsed Proposals
for SIM ee
ID. II. RUCKER,
Assistant QuArtermaste General
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ToudrInersnlp NoIlces.

NEw-YoRK Aug. g, 1879
NOTICE IS hDeby given that the cOpartner-
~ slip heretofore sng between the underg under
the ndme OF COOhH BEGd5. this day dissolved by
mutual consent -
Tue business OF We lat viii be continued as hereto
fore ~ william CpoN Nno Sune Is authorized sign tho
nrm name ID hqulu' . WILLIAM COOKE
JAMES BEGGS.
In Withdrawing from The hrtu OF CoIs q pac,s ,,.
cordially iliam coe 10 the kd nsiderstsoS
our consider aiin
ali demands ana worthy Of their eRryet denee "
JAM rs BEaas
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OBSERVE THE TIME TABLE CLOSELY

In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves. DAILY.
West 2ith-sf, 10 a LerOysL, 1920 Pier 2 " T.,
lO.4O a. m. Iey ellis Wharf BROOKLYN IL 4. m
Returning steamers leave Iron Pier 20 minutes
D. after which the AMEkICJS VIII leave at y. and
the GRAGD REP BLIC, the last boat, % p. IN.
Single fare 80 cents excursion tickets. 50 cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS 10 THE PIER
Return tickets are good on either boat
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DcnIisIrp

mr.. j. SMITH DODGE, ST.. o No. l5 West
znth.st Now.N Ork. has invented Iae Tor sysc. !,
teeth stronger lighter and altogether bet than oas WHO'LL
OF gola- and AZ half the price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug. 9. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day:
Bv Scot Mvers.
The 3stOry and 4.story brick dwellings and sstoy
brick factory with lots, Nos la and i4D East
22dstn ll5 II of Sdave each lot 2oxsSs 40, ,oo
By Jas oakley & CO.
plot OF ang on Boulevard cor Of COST 80 4xosS non
AlOooHI5Xl1; Henry Day---.--.....-.'''''--- ioVoo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FEkN
YORK CITY.
Colegeave. Q f. rs II n Of vnlapl. 5OxlO0 Holmes
VM Dennis and wife to II A Barrett. 81
Wsverlyst 400 fl eof Courtland-ave 26xlOO; o
Fultonave, I'D wa) part Of lot No Isl, Soxse q.
Fulicnave psH S4u No i9S essS iS6xrrcguiar
-, Won Minden ana wife 70 e Bsauyas, %
FOrdRa@aSe = 5, part q lot No so 26IiS5s
Ainden and wife Beauvais .....--.--..-..... 70
Waverl, st 5. 800 IT of Courandave, 25xOOi NJ,
Won Miner ana wife 10 Boauyas -....... 20
ll5lhst 500 IL " Of 6thave 6oxIOO; George ooo
FOrdSsm.sye' e. part Of lot No So 22xIS3.Si 4
20 E l, Abe 9o y9n
Beaaysis to EEsaSeth ~ Won MindSS 20
Wayey-si, VS.. 3bOit OF Courtlandave, 25xlOO OF.
wsye st. 80 a0a Of 9o %a9S 2o1lo 25
Fuonaye. = part OF lot No 1871 Z Beauvais to eoo
FuonaVe eS 81 part of lot No al S01s6 Beau
% vas to Elizabeth Won Mnden =; .o3;; 90
Sl.6xiregular; Thomas Johnston aud wife TO W OH
losSS.s GphVf SIS # Of $da7c ajx57 21ffcsnai,
II Deane ana wi to Ann Jenny A'Soo
'o'p e5ry Dane and Wie 10 Edward Bertine $500
Iist BE n ,4 and et ~ To- BaIae 1900
same property Brewster, executor etc 10 IA 600
77tist, s. $50 IT " OF 2dave 25xiO2.5; John ,oo
Douglass and others JONAS oaco, m cow
l9f Mo 81 rftefeS 20 to 2625O
ll3h-st 275 OF 1stave z5KlOO; john Labor aoo
10 + OBren
RECORDED LEASE
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RECORDED LEASE.
Pinner Leo executor. etc 10 Mary Falkenberg. NO -
1857 FOTsytl-st, years. at annual rent Oi---- %

brooklpn Real GslaIe for Sdle.
BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS OF
IL LOTS for sale near lines Of rapid transit IN BIpohyn
The entOn OF cOuBIyOving cry people II mNl'eu W '
property price Sl5U up and going mp - . 81.
RU LAND & WHITING, Beekmanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Religions Notices.

gS% H Ssq f Ts4 tvi stanton ssss
% GGe GTd STs9ms KSApr x sSs
OF e n before hs Railroad mploJe by mVa'oh
Allen Street VI Z. Church between Delaney and Riv
ngton SITS VIII be supplied SABBATH 10th instant BY the
Rev JOSEPH OWEN Of the Newark Conference Preach
ing at 1870 subject: 'The Law Versus the Gospel and
1880 p m subject The G Of God" Sacramento Services
at O'Clock Members OF congregations whose churches
closed public generally invited attend and
participate in the services Where MI owen known his
| congregations crowded Seats free.
Az souls Church t;hays corner Of 2othst The Rev,
at II O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
association Hall 2sd.s- corner 4thave:-sUNDAY
MORNING $3.50 10 1o:l6 Young Converts Bible Class M
ME Glass for young men only IN the parlors at O'CLOCK
Young Mems Prayer.meetings:
TURs6AY ana sxT FGRG fn m young men gen.
orally.
Union Daily Meetings saturday eHcepted) for
both sexes fiOm to . O'Clock.
American Tempernnce Lyceum. Clarendon nah lSth
O'Clock subject continued from last sunday) Best
to Al aB meet the Cause OF Temperance" j. b. GIBj
Brooyn Churches-Union Services will be held IN the
Middle Refdfmea na MqsSst August and 10
Wstm 1s1ef rres9yerian cor Clinton and First Pn
D. D. Of Aieghany se@Ear gs OS if0ies''r o L.
6 Central NJ Church 7Ihaye near at
Seminary. No service in the evening
Calvary baptist Church 2Sdst 9Th and 6hayes
PsstO p T sTbhY mo ksy & Subject
o 0DeGitnee Better fnan SACRIFICE" EVENING The
and Friday evenings. strangers invited.
COLLEGIATE reformed Dutch Church 6ihave and 10th
SABBATH, 10th inst Services at II and 745 p
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church. Laiayete!laee,
MERRITT WI preach SABBATH, 10Th inst. II No
Disciples Of Christ,
The Rev. JOSEPH BRADFORD CLEAvER Pastor
the Elalt
r. flve Poi Is House of Industry. No. SO wOrth-st..
NE chapel at $50 O'Clock Public invited. WILLIAM +:
BARNARD, Supenntendent donations Of secondhand
shss and clothing thankfully received
Fourteenth street Presbyterian Church 2days
ROW at a. NJ SO s1en service aye wedDes
day ats pm.
first Reformed Episcopal Church, Madlsonave. and
u a. a. and 40 m The Rev VIM H. REID will preach
Lexington Ayenue NJ f. Church-The REV. E. @. BUEL.
e and te Rev NJ sSok w y w R5saeh al S
$40 General prayer meeting Wednesday evening All
are welcome.
Madison Avenue Reformed Church, corner 57th.st.-
The Rev. EDWARD a. REED, Pastor. Divine service at
PaS a. , IRe Rev M JAGK OF ha1leton
Murray Hill Prcsbyterian Church. 4Oth.st. east of
Rev DANIEL VAN PELr at 1880 O'clock ana G in the
EyhNING at 7:45. church open every SUNDAY also
Wednesday evening. strangers welcome.
North Dutch Church. Ill FutOn.st. and IS Ann-st.-
ReyA: j. PARK. FRIDAY EVENING Prayer. meeting az
Ing is held
Old School Professionalism Dapt.rs at their meeting
HoTsEis SUNDAY August at and p me N.
81 james Methodist Episeopai Church IzGthss ana
viii preach MoRSiSG and EvENiSG.
The Congregations Of the Churches of the Incarnation
o9 A@c Is IN G6aTeS Of the 5e
AID Madisonaye Services at II a. N ana D ?, m Tue
All persons are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
CUNDAY EXCURSIONS to WEST POINT.

SUNDAY EXCURSIONS to WEST POINT,
~ CORNWALL and NEWBUR0.
COmmencinT -UNDAl August ~, 1874 che superb
steamer RICHARD eTOCKToN. Captain Robert Blooms.
burg commanding Will regular sunday fnps TO tho
above points leaving Pier No. l. River, At aud
Pennsyiy ania abroad Piers Jersey CITY AZ vlJ Pas
boats The ErOOAyn
with the stock Pennsy Railroad Jersey
tttY. Excellent mlSic provided Meals AID relies
served puiar prtce Fare The round so CEN
children, har price
q AK TO PALESTINE and RET URN
" tOO Address for particulars T. EDWARD BOAD
Ssx Washin gton-st. Boston. hasA
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proposal5.

IJIUNU5II5.
PROPOSALS for SAFES and VAULTS. e
4 OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING Architect, :
TEEAsURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Aug g. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received this office unti
2jth day of August 1879, for supplying the Blu r.
CLAIR PROOF SAFES, and Fire and BuTglaTpIoof Safes
combined also single seeued and double
VAULTWORK required by this Department for the fiscal
1880 in accordance with
specincati6n copies which additional ornaOn
may be had ON application at tins Office.
JAS G. HILL,
Supervising Architect
PROPOSALS FOR ROLLED IRON BEAMS
AND BEAM PLATES.
OFFICE
STATE. WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT. |
OLD BUILDING NAVY DEPARTM'T, l7TH-sr.,f
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Aug 2, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor furnishing and delivering
Rolled Beams and cast Iron Beam Plates at he site OF
the north wing the building for State Wax and Navy De
nartnrnts m this v will office until ~
m OF August 1879 opened Immediately thereafter
of bidders.
Spechcaous schedule general instructions for bidders
and blank forms proposals VIII he furnished 10
only, this office.
1Signed1 TIiOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
Tiput Col Corn q En- neers
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
FIREWORKS DISPLAY FREE
SATURDAY AUGUST O.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

CAPTAIN PAUL BOYTON, the worldiimous navigator
Will give Of wonderful exhibitions IN his rubber life
saving dress IN ir9nt Of the MAJ HAITIAN BEACH ANPHI
THEATRE on Thursday. Friday. Satur ay and sunday
August z. < aud lu, at and O'Clock =. daily. \,
charge the beach bathers Admission Amphi
theatre % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
gFrursions.

A NEW BRUNSWlCKls boat, landing at
~ sayrevie ,outh Ambos. Perth Amboy TotteDvie.
Woodbridge Rossye aud star Landing steamer Wyoming
any other route.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
lorrains Brooklyn Fatbush and ConsY rsi9f Rail
way. further n ce viii haIthoarlY between
FLArBUsHAVE
uong Island Depot; BROOKLYN ana
from $50 no. to 1000 2 trans viii a''''e'V'
tFrankiina ye.l hathorTig, from 1886 a. IN. TO 1905
p. m. Last train fron the Beach a. The GSq
1885 a. IN. Bedford. and the 65j and 1855
nom Brghl2n do not T9n on snnasys The 10 Iots
ami FIFTH Ayehue Lines via FL Ferry bv fttoush
Avenue and Ad ms ni Boerum street lle va ~ 2, ton
welt ferries by Lee and Nostrand Avenus ronpnas
Avenue, ard Franklin Extra trains will 90
-" ''''H "N''' 'p"'o W e. DoRwIN suOsrinteaieas
C0NEY ISLAND.
PROSPECT PARK AND C0NEY ISLAND RAILROAD
Brooklyn Depot:
JIH'ANt~ a Nj ZOfh.SE
tng
COMFY ISLAND
during the daytime ON WEEK DAYS. this company will,
and after -
Sell EXCU ksloN TlCKErs for LADIES ONLY
c,,, nm At At 10 C EN-. 81, Each ,,o.
AT 10 EMS EACH
Children under wears Of age PREF
such tcke VIII be 20Od all gong u COneY
lsland from 10 inclusive, and on ali trans re
turnin- from ConeY Island until p. ".
EVERY is MfNUfEs.
The BROOKLYN DEPOT cln be reached b. the following
lines OF horse Park. Vanderbilt and Ninth ayes from
Fulton and Ca harile Ferries.
Adams cot. 30 Place and Fifth Line. from
Hamilton Ferry, and Jay smith. and Sinth Street cars
TRANSIT ring Nnthave and Fitteenh-st Of his
ANDREW r. CULVER President.
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A NEW BRUNSWICK sboat, landing at
~ sayreyile. south Ambos. Perth Amboy Tottenvi lie.
woodbridge, Rossyfle and Landing Wyoming,
rOute
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Boaro ano Rooms

West Sid.
HANDS0MELY-F FURNISHED ROOMS, with
Hfs,iass bO4rd for families gentlemen terms very
moderae transient VI per No IL Vest lOths.
5thaYe
IDS WEST 42D-ST.--In delightful lOca-
81 ton. Reservoir Park choice, beautiful floors
newly furnished siuXe excellent Oca
Tor Physician housekeeping privileges desired refer
East Sits.
slH EAST 20TH-ST Suites of rooms, hand
cO somey furnished private bathrooms; with private
taDe without board; for gentlemen breakfast
served hdeslred references
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6nmmer Bont0..

A DIR0NDACKS, SCHRO0N LAKE, Lake
- View House mana cement excel nj table boat
ing hsng huntng Dure-t mountain air cures msaa) ard
no mosquitoes; terms, ~ 20 sO satisfaction guaranteed
rooms secured by mail telegraph OF at 81 Yes y-st
BOARD mt Bath for families who are willing
TO pay fir price for good rotations Apply TO
ARCHIBALD YOUNG 65S brOadWay. OF 70 Mrs. YOUNG
az Bath.
CROMWELL'S Lake House, Highland Mills,
SNf; hours. Enc rates low; ar. o. CROMWELL
COLUMBIA WHIT SULPHUR SPRINGS.
returnshed send for circular. NJ T.. NASH Proprietor.
CENTRAL HOUSE.-In the heart of the
~ Catsk1 Mountairs accommodations for 80 guests; send
Tor circulars j. kUsK Il son, Hunter Greene Co. ,. y
COUNTRY BOARDERS can find a pleasant
~ home with cry omiori and moderate terms BY ad'
dressing Box ~ Washngtonyille, Orange Co.. y
COUNTRY B0ARD.-In a private family,
" among Berkshire Hills village railroad station and
telegraph good accommodations and table ample and
shsde AddressC Box Y. Hins ale Berkshire co. Mas.
~ TREMPER HOUSE.
entrance OF stony Glow notation for 200 guests
}. IL. TkEMPhR Jr, Phoenicia. Ulster Co, " T.
COUNTRY BOARD on large farm near Lib
~ erty n. Y. and o. Mi lard r. h; beautiful scenery
and pure mountain take few Oadersi house
all hours. j. b. NICHOLS. Liberty. Sullivan Co. y.
COUNTRY BOARD at a farmhouse among
~ tho Caskls milk. and fresh vegetables
terms reasonable. Address O. MYGATr Freehold Greene
Co.. \. Y
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug. 9. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saleSroom to-day:
, 1879-08-09

A 1lathcr Harsl,ly Ncaitstto Account Of Ills
obsenuiea at Philadelphia Ycstes1ay--Lls
Disease.
Epecfai Dttpateh to TIA Tribune.
tnsLApElTHtA, Aus. 5.-For many years
there hns been no uctor's funeral ut which tic
absence Of personal regard ras moro marked
thau u, that Of Fcchscr this morning. LzzIr
Prfce had been urged to hare the funeral take
p!aco from the home ut Quakcrtown, but she
insisted on having It brought into town to
be buried from her Iuother's residence, q little
three-story brick house, in narrow hali-strect,
ding suyith ayo and decay, Its paint dimncu and
grimy, md ita Windows cloudcl With dirt.
Ecxt door is d tobacco store, aud on the other
side smaller house. The dwelling Itself
was too small to accommodate the
score OF actors who came from professional
cs prit dc corps, for not half dozen Of them
knew Fcchtcr, md tomo OF tic palt.bearera,
even, were not on friendly tertns With him. The
tn " lndics present were rcrsopti friends OF the
Price family, aud flowers came from
them alone. Tic Rev. LII. Ja.nes Paddock,
Of st. Andrews Epscnpal Church, read tho
bearers wors Z. !. Conner, +. r. s!ackay, j. i.
Roberts. ". D. 6cnmcll, F. C. Bangs,
ad Harry y. Ludmg -Four carriages, t1 ona
ron Club Co!1n: put of regard for Jnlncs,
brothcr Of Lizzie Price, followed the hcarse to
Mount Vernon Cemetery, where tho remains
were uttered III Mrs. prge's Iot.
Tho result OF tita post-nortctn, as far as can
bo asrrrtnncd IN advance Of publication In tho
.ntdftat Journal, shDwed that death was due
to an aiIccton Of tl,e liver, whlr! was
very tnuch enlarged, thu Immediate
cause bclnE misunderstanding by the absorption
Of bile iuto thu sYstcm Fcchtcr had tnaguiti-
cent constitution, anl might have lived 10 fur
sroro hal It mt been ios reckless Disregard
that nothing Is left worth aghtll.s
for, md there would b. no objcrt
IN Mrs Fechter's dtsputIng thc right OF Lizzlc
Prize to administer upon the Effects. III case oE
of thr legality OF her marriage, with evidences
to show that they believed Mrs. Fechtgr dead,
Lizzie Price Is IN her 89th year, a1d has changed
very nluct Of late years, owing to haptts Of lie
similar to those ot tho dcccased.
, 1879-08-09
KENTUCKY.
suspauded Payment.

6H1FtuWEU IWYE{ENE.
LoUIagILl.T. kf. Aug, 8.-Tle Auditor to.
day Issued tho following circular:
BrATE or KENTUCKY. OFr,cx or THE AUDITOR
or p,nLlc Accoukrs. FnANkronr. Aug. T,-UxAn
b1H III conseqaeuco Ut thu drpsetton Of The Treas.
ury, oecaxlonc4 by reduction Of I'll per cent nf
tae taxes Imposed un tho taxabla prp{rttr
Of tle Slatu, tho shrtnkago OF vatuss,
!he reduction OF taxrs On railroads,
tho failure Of aherTs and other
collecting oflcefs 10 par the public dues into tho
Treasury, aud tho continued increase OF tho *.
Penaes at t1,s 6tatu. nm con,peed to ceAso uudit-
II fspien!shed; hence your clatms nrc herstn re-.
turned you. "A soon s IL IL possible to Do 10. tho
piymcnt oi claims wllt hs resumed. OF which
notics will b. giyea through the puhIje prcss of
Otherwise. Very respectfully.
u. t!uwAisi, 6AlTH, Auditor,