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CI R c U l. A R.
OFFICE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO, 4l2 WALNUT Street,

OF FICE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. 4l2 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, January, 1861
The ders Of this Company are hereby notified
that they entitled to subscribe at par Tor one
share Of new stock for each i've shares of stock stand
ing in their respective names on the books OF the Com
pany on the nrst day OF January, 1851 TO be paid
follows I'll en- dollars per share at the time of sub
scribing-,Whlch must be before the fifteenth
cay OF February neXt-and dollars per share
before the fifteenth daysot Apr, July and October,
t'instaments viii not be allowed interest nor dlvl
dend until converted INTO stock, which, when all the
ins ailments are pad, done by presentation
this Office on ud aiter the fifteenth day OF January 1868
Ihote stockholders who fail TO subscribe within the
time mentioned, neglect 10 pay the several install
ments at or before the time they severally fau due
win lose their right TO the new stock. ih..IfD.t .t'
stock holders who have less than ave shares who
have fractions o. Ave shares may at the time OF suO'
scrping pay, Tor q proport0na part OF share I0r
' hich scrip Will be issued which scrip after the If
iSpk heb o9 ps % narS e -, sr ~ ~
dollars; but the rip will not be entitled to interes
dividend until after conversion lnlo stock 10
.,s,.L..st,.E, -.,,.,.-. rt l. CHAMBERLAIN,
/ l5tuthsl2t .lhhIu 900 l.i7TUI 10 Treasurer.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
yprroRIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
Congress and the Bar.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING rrLreRAPH.
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BALTIMORE, October 2-OoyyEr.-somo inquiry for
Rio, but no transactions effected. The only sao We haye
TO report was 40 bags Lunyra at l3c gold In bond.
CorToN.--Mnrket continues dull; no sslea to-day;
quote Middllng nominal at Ale.
FLoun@with good inquiry and light stocks holders
Ohio Supor 50 25 Good supors, both Howard Street
ond City MILE, held stcndy at So No demand for
High drado Shipping Extrn-hold at Sl2 Goals.
9nAN-Reccipts OF Wheat light, comprised to-day Of
$500 bushels whito and $500 bushols rod market as
for choice sa%pes only 10, Of white reported sold
1000 bushos do 81 ooa2 65 1000 bushels do 81 s5a2
1000 bushels inferior and damp 81 s5a2 81 Corn-270o
bushels whito and $500 bushels yellow embraced tho Of
forinas Included In tho sae1 wero 700 bushels mixed
white ct 81 2sai 700 bushels good to prime 81 7a 49,
steady with s.les OF hoo bushels prime at 7osT2c 1000
bushels good do 66le6c; 200 bushels inferior &c. Lso
lae yesterday from store 1000 bushels fair at 62c Rye
ee bushels received $50 bushels sold 81 40; 100 do
81 II, and $50 bushels do 81 A.
MotLNs-Fothng rsporte5 to-day.
to ropenah their stocks, woli for the Milling Of
sonthen orders Wo report Rsles Of so hhds nib sides
HHc, and 40 do clear sides, private terms, sup
posed lSc; jobbng prices remain steady beforH vtz
FOR soonldcrs Hkc, rib sdes l7Hc and cloar rib lec
PAin hams lelloke; Western sugsr-cured 23Ks26c
w,s At &c., Lard nrm; 10 refused for City and iIIis
ltHc nked for Western Mess pork still quoted at 325
a5H The market closed strong for undor fayors
bo adyees from Cincinnati whore clbar sides are quoted
held At lse; clear Rib 17a17lic. and shoulders 14c
hIoE-Nothing doing and prices entirely nominal.
ly unchanged
wnrsKET-Nothing reported Quotations in the .b.
scncc Of sales, entirely nom'nsl
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Nays-hldormen Gordts, Small. O'Neill, Mar-
shall, Eiiston, Cosgroyo and Courtonay-7
Tho motion was adopted.
DILLs.
a lJil to regulate tho dredging OF docks camo
up for ita sGcon ! reading. ~.
Tho Bill was amended and passed its second
rcndnR; the Bill waB tnkon up Tor q third reading
which il received; tho Bill passed it's third reading
this evening. and tho tito changed to an Ortli-
nan:e. and was ordered to DO engrossod for ratia-
cation.
Tho Bill reads follows:
BfLL TO HEouLATE TIE DREDGING OF DOCKS
Whereas, tho best interests Of tho city ns Uell
as tho convenience of tho shipping visiting tho
port, demand that tho channel Of Cooper Riyor DO
kept opcn with sufficient depth of water for oil
commercial purposes, and free from obstruction:
BE ordained, That in future Rll mud removed
from any of tho city docks by dredge machines, or
otherwise. shall DO removed 100 fathoms from tho
end oil tho dock.
The lIarbor Master shall DO furnished with n
copy OF this Ordinance, which ho is required
strictly 70 enforce; and to report for prosecution
all violations of tho samo; which shall subject the
party SO Offending to finc not exceeding one hun
drod dollars for each and overy offence.
II RESOLUTIONS
Alderman Ravencl introduced tho following rcsu-
luton, which was adopted on tho ayoi and nays
bejpg called for:
Rtsolrfd, Tint, in order to onablo tho City
Treasury to meet tho curront demands upon II,
tho City Treasurer DO authorized, undor tho dI-
rcction OF tho Committee OF Mays nnu Means, to
pay out CITY Bills 10 M amount not to exceed
ilfty thousand dollars, including tho amount now
in circulation.
Yoa1-Aldcrmcn Rayenei. Small, Willis, Olney,
Honour, Marshall. Butler, Jringo, and the May
Or-9.
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CITY COUNCIL.
EXTRA NEE TIN q.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, October 1, 1867
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Rayenel,
Gerdts, Small, O'Neill, Willis, Steinmoyor, Olncy,
Honour, Marshall, EnBton, Cosgroyu, Butlor,
Courtenay and Pringlc--15.
Tho minutes Of the last mootlng wcro road and
confirmed.
The following matters vero disposed Of:
Applications of j. Il i. Dawson for Auc-
tioneers' License; ThomnsE E. Ryan for Liconso to
pack loose cotton on Adgors North Wharf; James
Cummings to t. ansfer his Junk Shop License to J..
J. Monaghan; aud A. Tioienthal for Einc-pin
Alley License. Referred to Committee on Licensees.
Applications OF ". 8. Corwin l. Co. and James
Wiloy for No. Liquor License. Referred to Com
mitteo on Licenses.
A, piicatiops Of Harm i Sherhammer, John Ken
ny and B Rolls, each Tor Tavern License. Referred
to the Same Committee.
Applications OF John l.. Ahrcns and large num-
Der or cthers, for Tayorn Liconsos. Laid ovor.
Petition OF Mrs. Martha Wallace, praying for
further time to pay her taxes. Referred to Com
mittco OF Ways md Means.
Petition Of 9trs M a. Whitney, praying for re-.
lief in tho matter Of damages done to her house
during tho lato riot. Referred 10 Special COM
mittee, consisting Of Aldermen Courtenay, Butler
and EnBton.
Petition Of the yestry of St. Alichacl's Church.
for paving Broad street, between Church and Meet
ing. Referred to Committee on Contracts.
Application OF P. c. Gail!ard Trustoe of Marion
d. Gailard, formerly Marion d. Hugcr, for renow-
al OF certificate OF city stock lost. Granted.
The following accounts wero referred to the
Committee on Accounts: Aims House, Orphan
House, Gas Light Company.
The following report OF tho Captain of Police
WAS received as information:
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Nays-Aldermon Gordts, ONeiI, steiumoyor.
Enston, Cosgrovo and Courtonay-G
Alderman Cosgroyo moved that tho city bills be
takon for all lioonscs. Adopted.
ThoScsolutlon offered by Alderman Olnoy at tho
last moetinS, hold 10th September, directing tho
City Civil Engineer to carry out tho work referred
to In his report Of that dato, and which was laid
oyor undor tho 18th Rulo, camo VI for action and
was adopted.
Tho Report Of tho coumittco on Accounts on
tho application OF tho Charleston stoam Fro Com
pany Of A1men, praying that tho debt due to tho
city in Confederate currency be scaled, and which
wns laid over at tho last meeting In consequence
Of q money quorum not being prosont, was takon
up and adopted.
At tho conclusion Of Tho regular order of bust
moss, Alderman Honour arose and mado few
bri aud feeling ronarhs on tho doath OF Alder
man j. p. Earlo, and offered tho following pream-
bio and resolutions, which woro unanimously
sdoptcd
It having pleased tho AL Wise disposor OF events
TO removc from this world, our estoemod COL
league, Alderman James p. Earle, of Word No. 3,
DO IL
Rescued, That in the death Of Alderman Earle
Council has boon deprived Of ono whom they high
ly esteemed, and tho city or tho services OF an
active md jealous representative.
RESOLVED, That wo dooply sympathize with tho
family OF tho deceased in the great bereavement
thoy havo sustained, and earnestly conlolo with
them in our mutual loss.
Resolved, Tint page of the Council Journals
De deiicatcd 10 tho momory OF our uocoascd col
league.
Rcsoped That tho Clerk of Council bp directed
to transmit a copy Of tho foregoing resolutions tn
tho family of tho dcconsed.
On motion, Council adjourned.
W. II. SMITH, Clerk of Council,
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q H ~ ERtAL RENIAR RkS.

Spartanburg Female College, under the
patronage Of the South Carolina Confer
ence, was opened for the admission Of
pupils ON the 25th August, 1855.
The site Of the College Buildings is one
Of the most pleasant and desirable locations
that could have been selected.
The Campus nncloses fifteen acres Of
woodland, OH the summit Of HILL over
looking the town Of Spartanhurg, aud a
half mile or more distant from it.
Secluded from the excitements and at
fractions Of the town thoroughtares, with
pure atmosphere, excellent water, and rural
qnietude, the pupils enjoy every facility for
mental and moral culture
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.rEsTIMoNIAI.a.

II may he satisfactory to some to see a
few from among the many Of the newspa-
per and other notices that might be selec-
ted, which have generously been taken Of
| the College, location, teachers, &c. But
| our best epistles are our former pupils,
scattered all over North and South Carroll
na, Alabama, Georgia. Virginia, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Texas and other States.
SpARTANBuRu FEMALE CoLLEaE-"A
fine climate, healthy location and compe-
tent Facalty, recommend this College to
public patronage" ."-4jHnutes Of S. c. Con-
ference. .for 1866.
SpARTANRuRa FEMALE COLLEGE,
"This Institution of South Carolina Con-
ference, opens October Sd. It is under
tho Presidency Of that experienced teacher,
DR.. W. ~. Cummings. Its proximity to
Woford College gives some advantage to
those who have both SONS and daughters to
educate from home; and the renown Of
Spartanburg for its healthfulness and reli-
gious privileges, commends it to public ia
vor. Southern Christian Advocate, Aug.
16, 1867.
/. SPARTANBURa FEMALE CoLLEoE.-"It
lie, the re-opcning of this popular institu-
ton, under the management Of the Rev. a.
W. Cummings, D. D. The reputation Of
the President for scholarship and admins
trative ability, should command for the
Institution liberal patronage; and We
hope that the friends of female education
will bestir themselves to give to this Col
lege that support and encouragement with
which it was honored in former years. Its
representatives are scattered throughout the
land, and they surely cannot forget tho
pleasant associations Of by-gone days, and
disregard the claims Of their Alma Mater.
Let one and all do something to sustain
this important educational interest, that
our daughters may be as corner-stones, pol
ished after the similtude of palace. ..
Spdrtanbn,y cypress, 1866.
HoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE COL
L.EdE.-" We have been pleased to learn
that the last session was cminently success
full, and with the present able and efficient
corpse of teachers Chrec of whom are now
in the Spartanburg Folnalc College, under
the lead of DR.. Cummings, promises to
fulfil the fullest hopes Of its friends.".
abingdon Firyiniaa, May, 1860.
HoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE Col.
LEdE.-" OF the President, Rev DR.. Gum
mings, and the Faculty, it is only necessary
to say that the present examination does
not detract anything from the high reputa-
tion that they had sustained for many
years as able teachers and skilful managers
of literary institution. The Committee
feel safe in saying, in the language Of one
ct the oldest and most active Trustees,
Hon. N. w. Woodfn, in regard to ths
President, that they have the right man
in the right place. '"-Repor. Of Erdn,tn4
ing Committee Of H. c. f. College Atay ID,
1861.
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Now York Market.
MONEY! IflnEKT

The New York Erenino Ibi. of Wednesday. October O.
says:
Tho announcement we publish below that Mr. Nc
Culloch will positively isTue per cent certificates In ex
chsnge for the October and December coTpound notes.
I'd 70 tho uncertain suspense which has had for several
months 30 dopresiing influence tho businesB OF
supposed 10 indicate that the POLICY Of the Treasury
settled for the coming two three months until tho
financial ews of Congress shsu bo developed aud until
further arrangements ahAbe made b. Law with View
to tho regulation Of tho Treasury p1nnpulAons the
maturing debt and Of tho outstanding currency.
Tho loan market IL active, but well supplied ut per
cent Tho discount demand s largo. tho bert bus ptsa
irS at 7a8x.
Tho stock market II fsroeish Governments are lowers
hass iisn In consequence OF tho cessation
Of the government purchases and the old hyot1entes
because Of tho Of lower prices In Frankfort and
L,ndon. The banks also selling THAR government
bonds to some e1tsns
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AFFLICTED!
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II will rcnuyc all nervous affections. depression cI
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CHASTELLAR'S
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by tho use OF

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consiRnccs per south Carolina Railroad
October

oi9 baes Cotton 129 balcs Domcstics 15 bbls Naval
Storos 10 bago Rough Rice, GO bags Peas Cattle
card Wood and Lumber. Furniture and Sundrics 10
Railroad Agent; Mohrtans & wohltmanp, J. Iodgers
Co. Graoscr, Lee. Smth Co, Adams. Frost L. TO. q
Wiltc, d Kirkpatrick. Cart. Kopf Jeryoy, "
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Salinas Willis Il Chisom, kingman Mrs Finley.
Alexander, Jennings Co, Wiss & Co. Warilaw
Carow, j Priugc, pinckncy Bros. Teppc. W
Armstrong. II shinnn, II Lnw,on, u StonCy. z
Davis.
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" Prevention is Better than Cure.
DIR. RICORD'S
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A PPRoYED ASD HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ny
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lions and pamphlet, by rddfesaing to
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lt,NIbESSE,S

1t is confidently believed that while thi.
institution offers high inducements, in the
way Of educational. social, moral and re-
llsl"us advantages. it holds out motives Of
l"e"n'a'y Kind equal. if not greater than
any other l."ok 1T the advertisements of
tiliS and other schools, North or South, and
parents Will see that they make II saving by
sending to Sparlanburr
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APPARATJJa .X,c

The College has beautiful and exteu-
slvc Apparatus, for illustrating the various
branches Of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
aud Astronomy. Lectures on these sub
iccts, free to all, will be delivered during
the year
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DEPA NIENT
Thia 1nno rfmapf 10 ,,plor Tho Immediate q

BOARDING DEP RI'h ENI
This department Is under the immediate
control Of the President, and the young
ladies constitute part Of his family. They
will have the constant care Of the lady
teachers in sickness and in health The
rooms are large, we'll ventilated and 'ecN
EARNED in cold weather. For the style Of
living at the College, the President takes
the liberty to refer to Rev. r. P. Franks,
p. T., of Spartanburg District, who, with
his family has board in the College, at the
same table with the young ladies and teach
crs Also, TO Col. William H. DcPass Of
Camden, Horace Nichols, Esq, of Colum-
bia, who also, with their families, have
been members of the College family. All
young ladieslfrom distance, are expected
to board at the College.
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EXPENSES.

Each Music pupil receives 6fy lessons
during the Session, and can use n
piano for practice, from one to three hours
daily. There are six pianos in the College.
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and excel as per
formers rs we'll as teachers.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, October 3.-doLD-Brokors are buying at
142 and selling at 144
sILvKR-Dnying at 132 and selling at 136.
CoTToN.-Tho market opened With good densud at
full prices. and sales Of Now York MlddlnEs wcre made
Mt IKE; hut tho announcement OF decline In Liver
pool caused buyers 10 hold or and the later report Of
sorous troubos on tho continent unsettled tho prices
and checked operations The market closes heavy and
sales could not be effected above 17o for good styo
Of ddling Sales OF tho dy foot up las balos: at
22st 16i; 3 Of ~ IL atl7 nt l7H; l2at
NoTH-Tho following ralea wore mAdo yesterday and
not reported: / at 16; 10 at III and stl7xc
wuEAr.--Rcd, "a 2Oa2 20; whito 50 z0k2 60.
ConN--white, 81 Coal CO; yellow and mixed, 81 45
a$1 so.
Dlcos.-shouIders, 16Sal7; n. Sides. 10y; O. n.
sides I0Hs20: c. Sides. 2oa20E; Hams, 2oa25.
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THE TEACHERS

Have all had much experience, two of
them have taught over twenty-five years.
The young lady teachers all graduated in
one Of the best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel in their respective depart
nents
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NOTICE.

Students coming By Spartanhurg and
Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations. on Monday, Wednes-
day or Saturday-thcy will then come
through without detention
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Per steamship Geo Upton. FROM Boston-Mrs Pet
tingriii. y Richardson. Stewart.
Per steamer Funnie from Savannah, via Beaufort uil
ton Head, &c-J N Paine. d Sturgis u " Hancock,
" Collins md wife, q II Wright. Henustt Miller.
and stcor1gs.
Per stean,or st lIoeun, from Goorretowu. g. Miss
\ Hunter. Mortimer. Ir. Miss Mary Tcnnent, Miss
Lizzie Torment. Miss Il Watson. AIss A a Pinckney
" Payne. Capt Da,ts. lislry, A NJ Foster Dr J S
ucriot. Frost, Deas o Anderson and IL deck
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Savannah Marker.

SAVANNAH, October 2.-CorTos.-Tho market open.
Cd to day with active demand, principally for Tho
higher grades low grade: being ncary neglected Hold
fair Cotton boinR held at 2c and 20Ho bcing offered for
There 10 certainly botter feeling eIisting to-day
than wo have been able to report for sono time New
York has recovered tho lost yesterday, but remains
guilt Liverpool bons steady and Manchester sdyiees
being fhvorsbis wo mny look forward TO staady not
TO M advancing market Tho wore not large
might have been expected from the demand that existed
ans In low grades, thus keeping our Offering s5sk of
high grades comparatively small for the largo receipts
bales. ranging from l6H to 1sc. Receip:s 1894 bas
Wo quote
New York Kidding. ..18H919
e0lbA
Low Middling. .......................l7 @l7x
Good Ordinary ........,.,...,l8 "a T"
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THOSE INTENDING /" patrnnizr the Col
lcEc, will confer Il FAVOR by immediately
addressing the President, u, Spariauburg,
S. G. ~