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L Q O A L. l^ATURDAY, F*B. 8, 1872. All Advertisements must be handed to the Business Manager before Thursday Noon. ANNOUNCEMENT. MR EDITOR?Ploahc announce D. A. PORTER as a Cattdidato for Sheriff at the hext Election and oblige kia many fricuds in (he FORK. A pressure of advertisements excludes it number of important itouln :tud ex tract* New SnAD.?The other d:?y we saw home very fino shad in market. They will have to be n good deal cheaper be Ihro wo can afford to sue them anywhere biso. Titos rc enterprising young firemen the "Elliotts" arc to hnvc a new hall and truck house. Wo cull attention to their advertisement in another colu'un headed ??Sealed ProposiU." The Eliiott boys seal a g-xid many proposals in a pleasant way ol their own. Ire aro an Elliott boy. We arc glad to be able to say that John Willcoek will "Saw Wood" at II eight's great Circus which into be here on the 9th inst. John has a host of friends in this neighborhood who would go to tho Circus to see him. even if the Circus were all John, or Juhu all the fJircns. When ia a cord not a cord ? Answer; When it is a cord of wood in Orange burg. We wood it were otherwise?we pine for tho winter when it shall be. Hut our experience ac cords with that of other*, hud stern duty compels us to re cord the fiict. We wouldn't mind it so it uch if we could pay nc-cord-ingly but the wooden men don't sec it. Tnm:ranok tables fix the average life of a generation of men at thirty years. Ascertain the precise ngo of each ^Senator mid Representative, pro ceed arithmetically, and you may be able to tell within a year of when the legislature will adjourn. X. R.?Multiply the result by 1G to find out when jury tickets and County Orders will be paid. Dormo. H SHOT.?The Hon. Benja min Ryus wa* t>bot iu Columbia a lew 4aya ago?in the right side, wo under stand. If a man bar to be shot, it in a grout comfort to be shot ou the right hide: **For. to the Hero, when hin sword, lias won the battle for the free. Death's voice is like a Prophet's word, And in its hollow tones arc heard. Tbc thinks of millions yet to 11." Eyes have they, but tteo not : potatoes. Teeth have they, yet chew not; Coruba. Hand.-) have they, but feel not: watches. Legs have they, but arc not much on ? quarter stretch: tonga. Lips have they (and its astonishing how niee Ihey are): pretty girls. (X. II.?Tho editor lias decided not to carry home this uumber of the News.) Fire.?On Wednesday moruing last the kitchen contiguous to the residence Of the Rev. Mr. Norris, caught firo from some flying spark, but the flames were extinguished by several of Mr. Robert McKewn's hands before much damage was done. There was quite a lively time in the neighborhood for a few mo* incuts, but we believe the excitement 4id cot extend finite to our good fnend .use* rcTiuu * uuw u^i'.tvoiB. ixrt.ii 01 bit a fire companies turned out promptly on the alarm bciug given. That Fi no er. ~ " l IVc Finger oi Fate" (on our first page')1 Was written in England and therefore', pYotrtrbry, with n? discourteous rcfcrc'irce' to out good Baptist or Episcopal brefhr'erroP Orange burg. Nevertheless it is" ir" very fair hit St Predestination. And' nv? dVuibt the hero was of the opinion' ttrat his tjuar r'crs on the crescent, sandy isle savored altogether too much of "close commun ion." Rut he Wurf cvidvuw'ly no Baptist, rib ..c dill his best to keep his head above witter. Oti the Other hand, probably Both he ind the lady lived- principally On "hnVd shell" chubs wtiilo on the nitind. We tttru tho whole matter over ft)' fJho theologians'. The pROir.VTK JuiMQErtlllP.?As the Probate Court dculir ?lutoKt? exclusively with the properly of persons' defunct, no have been recently asked' Whether watting for that judgeship is not like waiting for "deud men's shoes V Seve ral expectant individuals pause anxious ly for a reply. Is Thud's lifo iusured '( Apropos ih btttlcs the lollowing is pretty good: Mrs. Parlingtou eutercd tho offico of the Probate Judge, (called "Civiliau" in <?inv? State?" ami fiHuiircd ia her bland - TT.? r.?<r~7r>;<i , r,,rr r..-i ; c est touo : "Are you tho civil villaiu '(" "Do you wish to insult mo, ma dam V said the judge. "Yea," replied tile amiable lady : ??my brother died d-jtcst ed, and left tlirec iufidel Children, aud I'm to bo iltfdr ??ccHtioner j 80 1 WftQt to insult tho civil Villain ubuut it." The son df Pet llalstead witnessed the execution df his father's murderer. Josh Billings says : "When yu strike ile, stop boring; nionny a man has bored clean thru and let all the ile run out at the bottom " A little boy, when asked by a ludy if he studied hard at schoul, said, "1 do not hurt myself at tt'" "Ah," saidih?| lady "you must study* hard, or you'll never be President of the United States." ?'No, nia'nnt," cried the boy; 'but. I dou't expect to bo,?I'm a demoorat." "There was a frog who lived in a spring, Ho caught such a cold that he could not sing." Poor, unfortunate Batrachian! In what a sad plight ho must liavo boen. And yet his misfortune was one that often befalls singers. Muny a once tuneful voice among those who belong to tho "genus homo" is utterly spoiled by "cold in tho head," or on tue lungs, or both combined. For the above men tioned "croaker" we are not awaro that any tcuicdy was ever devised; but we rejoice to know that till human sinsrers may keep their heads clear aud their throats in tune by a timoly use of Dr Safe's Catarrh Remedy, and Dr. riercc'6 flolden Medical Discovery, both nl which n'-e sold by druggists. A Stable Institution.?Just nt the period when all stable men w re complaining that the horse-ointments of the day wcro unstable remedies, tlio Mustang Liniment nnde its entree in Missouri, without any flourish of trum pets, aud within one year, became the favorite embrocation fur the external distempers and injuries of horses and cattlo iu nil tho Western and Southern States. From that time to this, it has never.had a rival iu the estimation of accomplished horsemen; nor is its house hold reputation as a cure for rhouma tistn, neuralgia, sore nipples and caked breasts, tumors, mumps eorc throat, earache, toothtche, bruises, burns, wounds and sprains, a whit behind its cchbrity as a horse Liniment. Tbe Mothers of America know its value, end apply it promptly to the external inju ries of the "rising gencrutiou," and in fact there is not a city or township iu the United States where the Mustang Liniment is nut regarded by both sexes and ?ve?y eiasa, -as - a bleswng tu the community. FnuM Pan to 1ierbkhf.ua.?Ehom Charleston to Dnhlonega, from the sea board to tho moUntuias, can be seen a marked improvement in the htvie. of buildings in the last Qvo years. Villages and fui'm houses all present a more cio gaut aud Comfortable appearance. Tho reason is well known. It ii because in that period tho whole country has luaru ed to patroutae that celebrated m.tnufaa turfr of Doors, Sashes aud 1 Minds. 31 r. P. P. Toale, Charleston. S C. COMMERCIAL. M.1HKET IlKPOllTS. OFFICI Or THE ORANnKRURll NEWS, February, 2, 1871. COTTON?Sales during the week 72 bales. Wo quote : Ordinary.10 (<i\ Low Middling../.20 (?t> M iddliug.......... .v... /.20J@l Kurort Rick.A-&I.40 per ousliel Coitv,.tltyper bushel. Cow I'kas. 1.00 per bushel. PlKliKa*.$1.00 per bushel. Estate of MARY RATS'OTt, deceased. "XT OTIC E IS HEffEBY GIVEN TO ALL 1* concerned, that 6W the 27th las ..i If .1....... i I? lU-l) I ...Ml ?1. >. I' I V I I ACCOUNT as Executor of the vVitl of Mrs. Itaysor, deceased, nnd will ask foV rty dis chnrgc, in the Probate Court of Oiungcbuii"; County. WILLIAM C; MOSS, Executor. ()range*rurg, S. C, January 21th 1872. jan 2? It OOTTOIST T'lJBS. He urc Agent* for the Manufacturers fbr " K U It K K A .?' SWETT, ARROW, ANCHOR k BUTTER TIES. AI.SO OF TilK PATKNT LOCK TIE. Just Landing 4000 Bdles of tho ?TEURE KA" and LOCK TIES. No""fie can surpass tho "Eureka" for sim plicity an I durability, and wc offer it as a Tie i hut fir -Mii xeellcd. Tlie A It HOW is also well known. We ask ydtir oithJN, guaranteeing as LOW PRICES as they cirt'Oe purchase! at iu any Southern Fort. We shall lie pleased' f> hnn.Ho Consign, in en is of yoilr Cot t oh; nti'if fffff give all .ship ments nur Closest altciition. G BO. W. WI Lid A MS & CO., Cotton Factors, Church St., Chatleston, 8. C*. sept 20 wee 2w Vf 0**1*1'E.? .f-ny pcrmon liUYlng JfT IdHt'a l'ony. may hear of something to their advantage, by scending a description M the Birgte're' CAPT. john a. Hamilton. At Ooranpeburg, S. C. jan ?7 Jt rTlHE undersigned bega to informal* aus |_ taraer? um! tlic public generally thut he hus just returned froth New York with an immense STOCK of Fall^nd Winter Goods, unsurpassed In Style, Durability and Low Trice, comprising an extensive assortment of ladles dress ooods, . Marcnos, Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Detains, &o. The greatest variety of CLOAKS, and es peoially SHAWLS ever offered in this mar ket, all of which the ladies say are the pret tiest and Cheapest in Orung-burg. Ounts call and examine of FOREIGN und DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASS1MF.KES .which is undoubtedly i.he largest, richest %hd>.Cheapest collection evor displayed by anv Merchant in our Town. A full line or tho best TRIMMINGS al ways on hand. Ureet inducements offered in Readymadc Clothing, Ij?otS, Shoes and Hats, Flaunels, Liridseys, Jeans, Kerseys, Blankets, Domes tics Hosiery, Gloves and Yankee Net tons of every description. A .otnpleto stock of Sugars, Coffees, Ha* oon, Lardj Molusses. Elour, Cheese, Tobac co. Lye, iStc, Crockery Ware, Willow Ware. Hardware, and other good* too ndilierous to mention. All of which aro offered LOW DOWN by . JOS. McNAMARA. oct14 1y Save Youi* Money ! GO TO J. P. BARLEY'S \ Nl> buy CHEAP Dry Goods, Boots, Hnoes, Huts. Caps. &C.1 of which he has just received a fresh Suppiy. ALSO FLOUR of all grades. DACON, LAUD. SUGAR and COFFEE of idl grades. Resides numerous other articles in my Orocery Department all of which I am sell ing tit Prices not to be excelled for CHEAP NESS in the Town. Come and sec for your selves. gjr$T* All Persons indebted to me must pay up rrtfmCdiutcly as I am cempelled to close mv books. A word to the wise is sufficient. J. P. II AR LEY. oct 1 t may '27 c ly Sheriff's Sales. Ry virtue of sundry ExcctifidlSs ?<> itie di recteil 1 will ?eil to the highest bidders, at iIrnnguburg Court House, on the first MON DAY in Feburary next,for-cash, the follow ing property, viz: All that tract of land on Santec River con taining 'J'tOU acres more or less, bounded by lauds of E. Y. Shuler, James Folder, and J. ?J. Parier, un I Suaitce River. Levied on as the propelty of W. Ixard Rull ut the suit of Paul Trapicr uud Theo. Dehon, Ex'rs Surah Dehon, dee d. ALSO One tract of Lind containing l>77 ncrf? more or less, bounded by lands of E. Nix. Rhett Shuler. T C. Andrews, Ab. Snell, L. P. Col lier and L. K. D. Ftdder. Levied on as the property of Dun'l Wesley Felder, at the suit of V. D. V. Jamison lor usv of Estates vi F. and M. Felder. ALSO One tract of laud containing -UK) acres, more or les.?, bounded north and weal by lands of Jno. S. Ilowinau and C. D. .1. Cot lier and smith by C. Frederick. Levied on as. the property ??f J. E. un<l Mary L. Wil liuiui u: the suit of F. W. Fairy. A LSD One plnnta:ion containing DiTO acres mor: less, known as '?Bellovillu,'' bounded by lands now or lu:e of Trexevant, Davis, Mc Cord, Geiger, Mooror and Congaroc River. Levied on as the property of J. E. L. Ainak er at the suit of Klinck, Wickenborg Co. A LSO Tho remainder in 4..'>0 acres of land more or less, bounded on the north by lauds ol Gabriel Strock, cast by lauds of E. V. Situ ler, James A. Fel ler, s.,?ih by Davi.l rf. Clay ton', Jr.. and we*l by J. Q. Parlor ahd Car son Felder, (being tlie family homesteaU ot James F. Li\; gs'on,) after the termination of the home.~t.-a I therein. Levied n as the properly of James F Livingston > -e case of Jus. t. Livingston, Ex'r vs Eliza D. Liv ingston et nl. Sheriff s Office, \ H. RIGGS, Oraugeburg. C. II,, S. C . \ S. O. C. Jan lUth, 187J j jan 1? Id Sheriff's Sales. The State of South Carolina orang eru rg count v. J'haddius C. Andrews'] and Harriet Andrews j Complaint for his wife Foreclosure, vs i Jacob E. Dooiey. J By virtue of an order made in ibis case, 1 will .-ell at public outcry in the 'lown ot Or angeburg on the ">t i ... of February next, (hem;; the Balesd.i v ) All Oiui tract or parcel Ol lands; :i Conn ty aforesaid, situate in tho Forks ol me Kdi.-to Itiver, with Crane Branch runnin' through ii containing 2l<*i acres, bounded north bj laud* of .1 >>ti i f. Wad kins, on tin east Ian Is .it Mrs It. Hugh s and estate lands*ol W. Tyler, on the south by tract No 7 ol plat of lands of II. II. Bonnet as shown on Record in the offivc >'t Mcsne Cotivcy ancc of Orangeburg County, and on fire west by lands <d' Jno. R. Millions, said tract being marked and designated as tract No. 8 of said plat Oi II. II. Ilounct's laud. Terms?Cash enough to pay the costs and expenses, and the instalments due."tin- bal ance payable in three equal annual instal ment.- with interest from day of sale, se cured by bund and mortgage of purchaser. Purchasers to pay tor papers and stamps. Sh ilTs Office, j II. 11IGGS, OraargeburgC. II.. S.C., I s. O. C jhn 10, 187::. j jan I " id T^otloo D< blorhand? i ctlitorM. All persons indebted to the Estate of George T. I rick must make payment ^n or before the 1st day r>f March 1H7'_'. anil all persons hoi ... laims against the said Es tate will present and prove tho same or be debared payment on or before the said time. Wm. WATT, jan 20?4t Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will on the 10th day ef February next, til? my final account with' ti'-- Honorable Judge of Probate for Or.mgebttrg-C ounty, ns Admis'toYs* of Caniel W ? Kennvrly, and ask for Letters of Dismiss- I. HARRIET C, KE.V?EHE*?, Z. A. BAIR. tan 20- U ^dminlstrs'ori s iRfs AS just retarueg from CHARLESTON with tho best selection of SEED r brought to Orange the <!SH POTATOES e? burg. He has oa EARLT RQ dOODKtC PINK EYE. eatf peach BLOOmV Al80 nnothrr CHEAP Utt <A ?AU& ffbm 1U lo 15 < i < per lb. White NORTHERN PEAS. Green and Ycll?w GARDEN PEAS. Fine YELLOW ONlOnS. A lot of Prime New York TONGUES at 50 Cents. BREMEN LAGAR by the dos free of ehnrge t-? *nv Henee. SWF ET CIDER on draught. M ALL and 0It 1ST --BstteX and unbolted. jan 18 A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK bf Men's, Women's and boy':' SHOES. Also r. let of Farmctr'a Indispcrls'r.ble Irr. plemenls, auch as TRACKS, II AMES. AXES, MANURE FORKS add PLOW LINES., . .. He also now keeps' on hand a SAMPLE BARREL of the world-wide, well-known A* ME: COMMON wllt?fclES from $1.40 up wards. The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WINE VINEGAR in the Village, without any ex ception, ;A ' 5?r Claiming my small share ef the trade and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM ERS for past favors, they will please rem tea- - ber ine NAME and PLACE. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. W. T. M?LLER (Not MILLER,) WAT DOWN BOUND TUX CORNER. ? it SMOKED delivered Important to Cotton Planters! THE MARYLAND Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company Have prepared a Special Fertiliser adapted to the Cotton Plant under the name of COTTON FOOD! Which they claim to bo of tbo highest grade- of Fertilisers sold in the South, and guaran tee equal id Ma results to Peruviau Guano pound for pound, and to be of more perma nent !>en c!it 10 the Soil. i l as bueu used by SEVERAL HUNDRED PLANTERS in North and South Carolina and Ccorgio for twd Seasons with the following results. It increases the crop from 100 to 200 pur cent. It resists-drought in all cases The crop is net affected by rust. ti matures the crop three to four Weeks in advunce, thus insuring the ernp against early Irosis, or in the ?? .-nt of a baekwurd season for planting enable the plauter to put in Ins crop three or four Weck? later, even tin late as the 1st of Juue, with a certainty of success. li pro luces n better quality of Cotton. Looking nt the low price of Cotton, the intelligent planier will readily comprehend the neocsity of using nothing but the highest grndc of Fertilizers, and of strictly avoiding tho'c whoso vitluc has been reduced by adulteration or the use of cheap materials under pretence of meeting the low price of Coltou. . If his crop is only doubled by the use of "COTTON FOOD" it will give him fTom one to two hundred per cent, profit on his outlay, with Cotton at 12} cents per pound, and it will enable him to plaui fewer acres with a corresponding reduction of labor and expense With better lcsults. sou ?er Ton. in Sack*. 12 lo ihr Ton. LAWRENCE SANfJSTON, Prcst. 58 Exchange Place Baltimore. J. lt. PRINGLE & SON, Agents. Charleston, S. C. jan 20 wo* 2ui FAIR NOTICE f Dr. 0L1VER08' begs leave to inform his friend* und Customers tlint with the SEW YEAR lie lias opened a full STOCK OK MEDICINES, Ac. ALSO SEED ONIONS a.id GARDEN SEEDS. also i'ANDY?best quality?guaranteed. ALSO E YZOR and POCKET CUTLERY. also1 i'AlNTS; OILS; VADNL*!! athi BRUSHES. ALSO V ACE CM OIL for greasing Humes?, Boots niul Shoes?be d in-the. world. Even nrticlc sold GUARANTEED to be just I represent them, and gold on the most LIBERAL cash terms by DR. OL1VEROS, Druggist aud Chemist, jan o nov IS ly Bit. A. C. DUKES, At the Old Stand of ]>?. 11. H. KUl'LER. HAS JEST RECEIVED A fresh supply of DREGS. MEDICINES. TAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, kv. A aplendid lot of St VT ION ERY. PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great va lid v. - A fine stot'l: of CIG IRE and TOBACCO. , And one tff the finest assortment of POCK ET* KNIVES . vcr offered here at the prices. Preaoriptitms Carefully prepared. OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH? From ?to 10 A. M., and from 4 lo ? P. M. dec 2 c ly Tho Celebrated Fertilizers. W/A iii ARE FOR SAV.E' BY WiltTox, (.iota A Co., Importers ash DsALars iv. Quaxos, 118 Btfy *9r., Sar<mnahx Ga. 151 Ea*t Bay, ('/mr/mfon, S. C. For further in tana.: "on apply or address as above for Almanac for HffiL^ft ?tfW? b'COTlLL ft PIKE, A?ct:ts at Orangeburg. S. C. jnn 20 SCHOOL BOOKS! MUSIC & STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON HAND ENGINE HOUSE. The celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for Copying Letters?u?ed without a Pres?? every business man should have one. Anything hi my lino not on hand can be ordered in a short time. kibk Bom.vso:v. jsn r. c ly At Private Sale. fjntlE PLANTATION forming a part of JL the Esiut* of ibe late Col. Keltt. and Known" as the UAH BY PLACE. The tract con-Js's of about i300 acres, one half wall Timb".*cd, the remainder Rich. Red, Loess SoiL.stdsntad to Oops of all kinds. These arc the' Finest Lands in the District, and were valued at $-<> per utero in JStiO. Would be sold for one-half t'h'af price now. One fourth cash, the remaTffdur in t'hrer instal hicnts bearing interest from' date and so cured by mortgage of <ho sVmV. This is a splendid oban'c'e for any one de siring to secure Rich Lands', fVe*.Water Pow er, et ? dient Cattle Range an'c? a' Refined Neighborhood. Apply to Mrs. L. M. KB1TT, Or J. O. KEITT, E*q. jan6 If ORAXOKBUftG COUNTY. In Common Pleas II. B. Rice, Ex's i. Weeks, vsJaby Weeks, et al. Purtuent to an order in the Common Pleas in this ease 1 will sell at the Court House on the 1st Monday in February next, the | "Hampton" tract, which was the property of J. C. Weeks deceased, containing .'lull acres more or less, and bounded by the San tee River and lauds of Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks ami .laby Weeks, the same being in Orange burg County. Also on the aanie day, a number of notes and other choaes in action. Terms?For the cbeses cash?For the land on? third cash, the balance on a credit one and two years, with bond and mortgage. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. JAMES P. I/.LAR. Referee. THE OLD ESTABLISHED OF AAf?r$ICA. THE SOU fHERN (fr. No. 8 N. Charles Street, DAL TIMORE, MD. prosaists' ami Dtrrttd Entirely to Wmpm tag lj/cuno and <J?d<Uc &J<jed ettcn TO ftCOMK TtOt?CGB Practical Jlecouutants ? OVER 250 O YOUNG MEN nom rat SOUTHERN STA TES katt GRADUATED ml Jkit. INST'TtTTIOK. mmd art mawfilBmt FHreHM)**%4 Ijrntr^ *He VctUiens tm tkt landing basks AND BUSINESS houses a/ ' Vj/EREaAE NO I A^ATIOWs. Stmdentt earn tnter at any time. S/atimt ImdMdt teed. Send/ar polten Dacnmentt mmd t^endld S/eci mens ?/' riXtttSnsMf. En, hue tut Paitmgt Slam/t. Addrtft ait CfcmtAfledtifimf t* W. II. HADLKM, Tv*9*i. Sautkrt-n fiutinttt CefFaft, BALTIMORE, MD. Tt*-T 1 i i \ Stocinl Individual Imttrmethn mmd tmctttt rnaran ? did S ORANGEBURG, 8. 0. FRIDAY, FEB> 9, HAIGHT'8 & CfcVS MUSEUM, M?NAGERIE, AFTERNOON AND EVENING! Announcement Extraordinary-! A little less than one year ago, when this grau'd enterprise was organised in Atlanta, On., many sagacious people predicted failure in its infancy ; but the uupreccnted success crowning it everywhere it has been, has satisfied them 6T Che error of their judgment. No exhibition on the road has given greater satisfaction, and n'?hc'.has a'&hie^cn a greater de gree of popularity. . Neither labor nor raeney has been spared to make it the most choice and extensive exhibition on the road, and the almost daily tremendous audiences applaud ing the feats oT tho different artists, has served to stimulate the management to even greatar exertions. Throughout tK5 Middle States and New England, the Dominions of" New Brunswick. Nova Scotia, Prince Edward I-'.and. Cape Breton and New Fou'ndland. there has been but one voice from the prass and public as l?th6 intrinsic merits of this mammoth establishment. Messrs. HAIOHT A CO. feel an exausable pride in thus refer ring to their repeated triumphs and praise of the world, which has but one. verdict as to the high oharaoter and superiority of this first-class Arcnic and Zoological Combination. , Scenes of Oriental Grandeur! Glittering Spectacle! Two Startling Free Sensations ! and i the f.'nesf Stud of performing and thoroughbred Horses on earth *. Look at them as they pass the streets, and dispute it if you can. The Menagerie in one. the Museum in the second, and4he Circus in the third_so those who desire to sec the Creator's Wonders or the Complete Zoological Collection only can be accommodated without coming in contac* with," the, Arcnic Kntcrtainmmt. On. PRICE of ADMISSION, however, entitles the holder of the.Tickot to witness alL Balloon Ascensions every day 1 o'clock?wind and weather permitting. MR HARRY WAMBOLD Will traverse a single wire from' the ground to th? tftp 6f t?c Pavilion s?l return1; a gratuitous exhibition. TWO DENS OF WILD LIONS* The management, at an enormous expense,'have* purchased the entire snM complete MENAGERIE of the late Colonel T. C. Ames, which, in conjunction With their own, makes the largest and most splendid collection of Zoological wonders in the wonders in the world, embracing SIXTEEN MASSIVE DENS of LIVING WILD ANIMALS. THE MONSTER ELEPHANT, BISMARK, And the Baby Elephant, ??PET," Royal Bengal Tiger, Rerrestrial Sloth, Cheiah or Hunting Leopards, Spelled and Lua'ghing Hyenas". tAtd of Monkeys and Birds, an endless' variety ; two dens of performing Lions', 'p'?gers and Panthers, and a Lioness aud six baby edbs, only two months old,'. . Performed by Miss >nfinie Wells, the Lion Qiicon. and Gustave Bci'ge, the acknowl rdge-T ':\--i Animal TraineV, Attached to the Zoological Department Will be found a large Cortdcdidn of Ch oice and Rare Animals. Birds. &c, aud a world of Monkevs. In thn Arettic department can he seen the first Artists of Kuropo and America. The veteran two-" horse rider, W. B. Carroll, and M'dtn Carroll, Kqucstricnuc. La l'.-titc Annie, (only six years'?hl,) the only Child* Rider on earth, nnd Master Willie, the boy Somersault Rider. M'liV* E|idse Declare, the'dashing E.piestrinnu. M lie Louise cor ' el stique and volatile. Edward Watson, the Daring Rider, James Havels and Fred Sylvester, the great EqUr^ tritinsv The world-renowned and only rivals of the Haulons, the MACO BROTHERS, George, Edward nnd TU,onias, the Greatest f ymnastsof the world. WHD?m Andrew*?", J. W\ iix, Jerome Tut'lfe, W. Sntcad, Leon Castillo, und a host of talented AMxiliai-*-. Herr Koppe'? Silver Cornet Baud WILL ? A DE THE STREETS at 10 O'CLOCK A. M! Hf?f- Beautiful Carpeted Stats for Ladies, and no Smoking allowed ?uside the Pavilifh.' BsaTAdmbHiou. .;.......;.75 CwiM*. f?r?. blldreu. ..5o Cents. ORANGKBURO, S. C, Friday, February i.th. w. w. ivriiifxi?. %grfi??.