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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-08

CHAP, Wan ACT making Appropria.
tions for the Payment ofinvalid and other
Pensions of the United States for the Year
endingthe thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
bred and sixty-seyen, and additional ApprO-
priations for the Year ending the thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred and siXty-siX
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
restRdtires Of the United States Of america IN
Congress assembled, That the following sums
be, and the same are hereby, appropriated,
out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, for the payment of pen
sions for the year ending the thirtieth of
June, eighteen hundred and siXty-seven:
For invalid pensions under various acts,
five millions five hundred thousand dollars.
For revolutionary pensions, and pensions
of widows, children mothers, .and sisters of
soldiers, as provided for by acts of March
eighteenth, eighteen hundred and eighteen:
May fifteenth. eighteen hundred and twenty
eight; June seventh, eighteen hundred and
thirty-two July fourth, eighteen hundred
and thirty-six; July seventh, eighteen hum
dred and thirty-eight March third, eighteen
and forty-three; June seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and forty-four; February second,
July twenty first, and July twenty-ninth
eighteen hundred and forty-eight; February
third, eighteen hundred and fifty-three; June
third, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight; and
July fourteenth eighteen hundred and sixty
two, and for compensation to pension agents
and expenses Ofagencies, nine millions eight
hundred thousand dollars.
For navy pensions to widows, children,
and sisters, as provided for by acts of August
eleventh, eighteen hundred aud forty-eight,
and July fouTteenth, eighteen eurdred and
sixty-two, one hundred and forty thousand
dollars, to be paid out Of the navy pension
fund.
SEo 2. Ind be Il further enacted, That the
following [suml be, and the same Is hereby,
appropriated TO supply a deficiency in the
appropriation for the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and
sitxy-six, out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated:
For revolutionary pensions and pensions
Of widows, children, mothers, and sisters Of
soldiers as provided for by acts Of March
eighteen. eighteen hundred and eighteen,
MAY fifteen, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight; June seven. eighteen hundred and
thirty-two, July four, eighteen hundred and
thirty-six, July seven, eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight March three. eighteen hundred
and foTty-three. Jane seven. eighteen hum
dred aud forty-four, February two. July
twenty-one, aud July twenty-nine, eighteen
hundred and forty-eight, February three.
eighteen hundred aud fifty-three, June three
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight. and July
fourteen. eighteen hundred and sixty-tWo
two millions Eve hundred thousand dollars
ArrovE9. February Z, lsi6.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-08

CHAP. Ian ACT making Appropriation
for refurnishing and repairing the Presi-
dents House.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentdtires Of the United States Of 4merica in
Congress assembled That the sum of thirty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof us shall
be necessary, be and the same is hereby APP
propriated, out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for refurnshing
the Presidents house and repairing the
same.
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APPROVED December 19,1865.

CHAP VAN ACT authorizing the Seere-
tary of the Treasury to appoint Assistsnt
Assessors of Internal Revenue.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of America
in Congress assembled That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized to APP
point assistant assessors of internal revenue
now provided by law.
APPROVED January 10, 1866
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

They we're received in the grand eniYee with
loud Ovatione Of applause. "Jef Davis in Petit
coois" was also impersonated by popular char
acteT, and was seen a greater part Of the even
ing between men whose names We believe were
''Naximilian" and Louis Napoleon"
'Iucretis BOreia" was also gTacinP the floor,
being escorted by popular young broker as
"Gennsro."
"CoriOlanus" and "King Lear" were walking
arm In arm, and appeared TO be greatly perse-
cuted by an aspiring "Harlequin,' who ever
lastingly insisted upon punching them with his
magic wand.
The inimitable "Toodesr and king Henry
vi" appeared TO be on intimate acquaintance
ship, as we noticed that Timothy" stin retained
his weakness of indulRing in beer, and, in fact,
contaminated the morals. Of his associate, as
both were decidedly funny in the latter part of
the evening.
A character that represented whisky bottle,
and had that name printed on ITS back, was one
Of the best impeTsonations of the evening, and
staggering across the floor, was received With
considerable applause and laughter.
The refreshment rooms--the Foyer of the
Academy-were under the especial charge of
Colonel Joseph steppacher and the supper was
the best arranged of the season. The tables
were tastefully set, and were literally loaded
with the choicest cold cuts, turkey, chicken,
tongue salads, pate5, game, pies, cakes, sauces
jellies, preserves, etc. At proper intervals
bouquets adorned the tables, and lent really
pleasant fragrance to the rooms. Excelent
coffee, tea, and chocolate we're served to order
and were Of better quality than usual. There
wGs but one door left open for entrance, and
another for exit from the retreshment saloons.
At the first mentioned each person purchased
a ticket for $780, tand passing in, regaled
himeeli or herself with everything edible that
wae to be found on the bill of fare This ar
raneement gave general satisfaction, as every
one received what was desired as much as
they wished, and were not annoyed by the pre-
sentation Of checks bearing monetary characters
Of alarming significance. The supperrooms were
crowded from halt-past IL until after o'clock,
and the profits Of this portion of the entertain
ment must have beer considerable.
The bar in the basement was managed ia the
same style by Colonel Steppacher, tickets and
not money being given for beverages, and
although the crowd of bibbers was ever extern
sive, yet every one seemed to be satisfied.
The police arrangements under Lieutenant
Paullin and his assistants, were as perfect as
usual. Officers were moving about in all direc-
tiOns, but we observed no incident to mar the
enjoyment Of the occasion.
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AMUsEMENTS.

NEW CHEsNuT STREET fREArRE.-MI Woolf has
erred IN his Judgment in selecting the play which
he calls the Hour of Ten for translation. 1t is
worthy the adapter and translator of the Glass of
Water. The French play from which it Is taken,
is taken from novel OF Frederick Soules, which
hss title something like Une Mason de la Rue de
Provence" The plot is exceedingly obscure, the
two first acts are intensely tresome, and mean
nothing There is little interest IN the third act
and fine situation at the end of the fourth. One
great fault in the play that the adies have scarcely
any thing 10 90, and are even very title seem Mr.
MordauDt haO part exactly IN the style in which
he eXcels-a COO, daring villain His disguise a.
the ''Usurer" was excellent, and The whole OF his
I'M ers OF alton artistic aud clever.
The other parts all insignificant, even to Miss
OrtOn's. Mrs. Reach did not know her part, and
the satisfaction of changing her dress occasioned
a iOng stage wait The other actors made as much
their parts as could be made, with the exception
of Mr. Lewis, whose intentions may be good and
aspil atoms great, But who intensely awkward and
pTosy. Nj, w oolf, in two 1Iont scenes, has intro
GUced little bit of low comedy, which told well
with the galleries. The plaY condensed 10 three
acts would be very effective. The scenery was
effective especially the " old curiosity shop" whose
most admired sorder was natural and artistic. We
nouce that hr. Foster improves most rapidly, and
is evidently IN earnest
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06
DEGIsTER,s NoTIOE.-TO ALL CREDl.

DEGISTER'S NOTICE.-TO ALL CREDI
n Tors Lesatses and other S per persons interested
did on the dates axsa to their cir names ae the
persons deceased and and accounts
whose names are undermentioned in the office OF the
in City COUNTY
ana nat S hs same any wi be presented to the
tion anu allowance on the third FRIDAY In February
next at 10 oc ock In the morning, at the County Court
House IN said city.
Dec w. 'fat MASON, deceased. f'Ae'uuA Vi
'O '"Ise RoBaRI L." LAUGHLIN, deceased. u
aO THOMAS fssot d.caasea owlLLIAM
Jan q Ellen BsTTSn ct 3 Executors of GEORGE
" 8, Hannah ladders, Guardian of JOHN NJ HUD-
awiiS% ~ simon, ISsss,. administrator of HENRY
1aGi GIFssiFPSs dsseassS hs%%stFatr1 of WILLIAM
'aBfSA aBSAGk il s9sss sscss:ed Executor of THOMPSON
s%SE 62f PaP fPd 4 RitssSSh Ssaea,sd aSmn
" s, George s Hobensack, Executor OF HANNAH
- 8, John McATIh9r: JI, Executor of WILLIAM
D. "ta tors Of M PETGRi RI l. YoRRE, d' dscsaSed AAe'
wlli%S%R PqEvss! %rs!5 Administrator of SARAH
1pRssM LSTSsRA r. aedssgSa aS%P'0r of
ANDREW j., and WILLIAM b. MOTT,
MINOR children OF WILLIAM b. MOTT de
IL nsPTS 4 asSsr S.aesss a1a:s' of MICHAEL D.
H. BeHnrG @ dnS R&sy &ST cHa Of mnGT Ca
Is, john Micoek, Executor of DANIEL Will
ls Red@sn cooper, Administrator of ANN CAR
" 49, Daniel N. Fox and Alexander Lemer, Jr.
Executors OF ALEXANDER LEIMER, sr :,
Is Harriet and Elizabeth Easily, Executives Of
l5 Henry SG Moore Executor Of REBECCA BRY-
SON. deceased. -..-. =. -.
TO- tRoTsiIGST Il THatIhEeTT decessed SIf Oh
l6' THOMAS E96es, aaos ct al Executors oil GEohGE
I6, Adoipb B. Borie, Administrator C. t. a. of SUSAN
GUIBERl, deceased. u.
H. Charles AaFri9T ETeGTtCI SeSsSsed s1S drus'ee
4" IL, Joseph A. Hall, Administrator of WILLIAM p.
f." H. Robert ID motifs and Edward Armstrong,
Executors of AGNES Q. HOPE, deceased.
49, Philip Conway, Executor Of JOHN MoCAR-
" 10, G. EcbsTts smith, Executor of BENJAMIN
GERHARD deceased ~. ..... -
w. w. BGSJAmiH BSHSSI GERHARD, deceased.
10, Robert O. Davis Administrator d. b. n. I. Of
JOHN L. SMITH deceased.
20, William j. Kelly, Admin istrator of EVANS
a" 20, Robert mcfarland, administrator of HUGH
MURPHY, deceased.
Z" 22 Isaac craft Administrator of MARY N.
WORTH GTUN deceased.
2s, John i. Fouike. Guardian Of CHARLEs L.
FoULKE, minor, deceased r.. nD,,,
'0iMsfPS MN ssHIRP' % U.S. -iu''''' w -i'-''
." "a, Samuel Fled and Robert Patterson; Executors
OF MARGARET DAVIS. deceased -
/" "a, William K. Fry, Executor of FREDERICK 8.
2S, Daniel O. HitneT Guardian of ANNA MARIA
" 25, Samuel Wagner and Tobias v % agneE Executors
and Trustees OF SUSAN BYKRLY, deceased
' ' mInistPators II isA ko KooNS. deceased.
DA'iD' 0S''1FSRED frederick NJ. ADAMS,
l2efH Register
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06
HOPKINS TUNNEL

HOPKINS TUNNEL.
Which Is already opened about 2OOEet Work upon
vigor, and will CUT IN ITS COURSE ALL THE
ABoyE-NAMED LEDGES, and also the Recenue,
Provide ntia, SaUdge, Morgan and Duncey, Hooker
North STAR and in fact all Ledges situated upon
Lander Hill. These properties have been secured
from the original ocators, and only could be done
by giving them large interest in the Company
Uniting these properties with the Revenue Exten-
sion without increasing the CaI ital Stock, or the
price per share stamps this of The best enter
pIises ever offered to the public,
Samples of the Ore and Maps Of the Property, and
for further particulars, apply at the Office, No. 55 s.
THIRD STREET. 12294p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

The grand Masked Ball of the Sengerbund, at
the Academy last evening, was really most
brilliant affair, and though heraljed with little
newspaper notoriety and blowing of trumpets,
was we think, in most respects, # not all, the
finest affair OF The season.
So far as the attendance, the variety and
Oddity of costumes, and the spirit of jovality
characterzing the entertainment were con-
cerned, it was IS complete success as could
have been desired or anticipates; and in no par
tlcular we're those participating doomed to dis
appointment. The instrumental portion OF the
music, by Brgfeld's orchestra and military
baud, and the vocal music by the Senger5und
Society, with Carl Gaertner as director, were
botH excellent as matter Of course. The pro-
nf urne ~ fnllnCa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

The Rev. G. W. Denison Of Philadelphia,
United States has recently arrived from that
country. Our readers will remember his visit to
Manchester in 1858, in connection with George
Griswold. Arrangements are being made, we
understand, for him 10 speak on, the present
aspect of affairs in America. He Is to lecture
IN the Mechanics Institution, Bacup, Wednes-
day evening, January Manchester Examiner
The Cavour canal in Italy is now completed
The waters of the Pc have been admitted into
the channel, and now ill its whole extent Of
ffty-thIee miles.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

The EPEAK FAMILY,-These exquisite musical per-
formers, both instrumental and vocal, are nightly
greeted with crowded houses. Their management of
the BELLS from the tiniest toy TO good sized church
bell, is something wonderful and the delightful har-
mony which they produce calls out peals of applause
For the past two weeks they have crowded the large
hall of the Assembly Building, and there Is appa'
rent diminution of the interest which they have
excited They continue during the present week
and introduce some novelties that will be worth
seeing,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

PERELLI's "CLARIssA HARLowE This splendid
opera, which achieved such Q marked success last
Tuesday evening, will be repeated this evening at
Concert ball. Its rendition tonight win doubtless
be even more perfect than that of last week, and
another delightful musical treat may be anticipated
1t IS decided novelty to see q grand opera pro-
duced for the first time in America by amateurs and
led by the gifted composer HIMSELF and this fact
lends additional interest TO PerelIi's beautiful pro-
duction. In Vienna its SUCCESS was great in the
hands of Medori and other celebrities and II is
much to the credit OF the performers here that Its
performance Tuesday evening last was fully sue
cessful enough to satisfy of the most brilliant
audiences ever assembled in public hall in Phila-
delphia.
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DRY GoODS---RETAIL.
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Scotch Diaper. by the piece.
bargains In Ladies' and Cents Linen Hdk6s
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

From the Rev T. d. FeDda Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hoof-
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Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL.
From Rev u. Menige, Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
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From the many respectable recommendations given 10
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06
READ WHO SAYS so.


FIom Rev. W. segfried, Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
Gentlemen IL have recently been laborIng under the
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Very respectfully yours,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.-Walletts fun still
fills this large and beautifully appointed theatre.
The equestrian and acrobatic feats are very admi-
rable, and nightly received with rounds of
applause. The management have made some en-.
gagements with well-known performers, whose
names will be an nouneed in due time.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

ARCH STREET THRATRE.-urs. Waller made her
appearance last evening before enthusiastic audi
ence. The Duchess of Mali was admirably per-
formed. Mrs. Waller was called twice before the
curtain. This great ist, we glad to see. will
lie thoroughly appreciated.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

LECTURES A course of lectures is to be inaugu.
rated before the Association on the Statistical
Civil and Social Condition OF the Coored People of
Pennsylvania The first will take place on the 9th
of February, when Fred. Douglas Will speak. The
course ought to be complete success.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06
THE SENG ERBUND BALL.

a Medley Of Masks and MusIc-The
Perfumes Of Fountains and Flow
ors-A Mirthful Motley Of Mas
quers-The Animal and Vege-
table Kingdoms In Full Re-
galia-cucumbers Waltz
ing with Dead Beets s-Po-
tatoes PTomenadinR
with Parsnips
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REMEMBER,

That this Bitters is not Aicohotic contains Rum
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Best Tonic in the loOrid ~ ..r.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-06

WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Clarke plays
this evening cousin Joe" and in the Knights Of the
Round Table. No matter what Mr.. Clarke plays, he
has alMals full houses.
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From Rev William Smith. formerly Pastor OF the Vim
centown and Mlville IN. J.) Baptist Churches.
Having used In my family number OF bottles of your
Hoohand's German Bitters have 20 say that regard
them as an excellent medicine, specially adapted to
move the diseases they are recommended for They
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and are useu disorders of the liver loss OF appetite
etc. have also recommended them TO several OF my
friends, who have tried them and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration of health. - -
Yours truly, WILL IN SMITH,
No 966 Hutchinson street. Philada
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Consisting Of Eighteen different Ledges or Mines,
and amounting in the aggregate TO about 40 600 feet
together with the .....
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Heavy Scotch Damasks in great variety.
Fine Irish Damasks, in great variety .-
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Turkish owels, several sizes.
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