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church Mr. Hoyt, having resigned
ms rcctorship he was succeeded by
the Rev Joseph Perry During Mr..
Hoyts ministry in the parish, there
were G2 persons confirmed, and IS
COMMITMENTS added to the church
MIR Perry was succeeded by the Rev.
Charles Fay who commenced his SER
wees as Rector in August lS4S, and
continued worry occeptably to the peo-
pie OF the parish, to perform the SER
vice of Rector for several years. He
came to ST. Adams from Louisiana,
where he had been Rector for three
or four years He expected to stay
IN St Adams but year, but continued
tine sole Rector Of the parish till April
1863, when, at his request, the vestry
engaged the Rev j Isham Bliss, Of
Burlington, as an associate Rector Of
the parish In August following,
Mr. Fay resigned his pastorate in the
church, and Mr. Bliss became the sole
Rector in the parish, aud has ever
since continued his services as pastor
very acceptably to the people, up to
the present time, 1866 II Gently the
church edilice, built in 1925, has been
torn down, and more spacious and
commodious building has been erect
ed, OF stone at tho expense Of about
$4,000, aud carpeted and cushioned
III neat and appropriate manner r.
The Episcopal church in ST Adams IS
now III prosperous circumstances, and
the number of COMMITMENTS now.
1866, amount to about two hundred.
The history of the first church edi-
fee, built in 1925, as before mention
ed, is somewhat singular, and as it
belongs to the history of the town, it
is not improper to relate it here. 4
little before the time of its erection
the old brick jail, which stood on the
spot where the church now stands,
lately called St Lukes church, was
burnt; and it became necessary to
build jail / was known that the
people Of St Adams would be Obliged
to build it. as the county refused to
grant tax for the purpose A con
test now arosein the VILLAGE respecting
the place where the new iail should
be erected The peonle at the North
end Of tho y,llaoo desired a location
further north which they thonob.
would lie more central Than the ola
loeatiop and better accommodate tbe
nnblic This nroioct vaq onnosed bv
those residing At the Sortb end Of the
yillnoe. and tbey insisted that the new
ial shoull be built whore the former
one was BoN. rartjes seem To- have
entertained tie strange notion that
the best place for business would be
near the iail. Bv the hberalitv of the
Northerners. spot of oround was
purchased where tine present iail now
stands ana very liberal subscriptions
were obtained In the same onarter
towards buildino u ian sort Of
comnron,iso was effected bv oivinr my
the oh lncot;on of tbe nrison for the
pnrnoee If orectino Il cbnrcb thereon
;rstood ofo iau This rro;oct saems
ia have satisfied Tho noonlo IN that
,,ort of ,bo ,;,lo,,e Tbev soon, to
,oro hoen owore IN roaoct;or that .
oh,rob edition would ha ne ornamon-
,ol op1 os ,onofciol n that section os
In NJ samuel p,,loc, ~ t,ot
49,; .1o,lr.n n,,hl;o ho,so
LII, +; - oauoa ~ ,nor;oo,
-. i. a.. oo.non 90 Nh ond
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s,rrs or ADVERTISING
& Adams Business Directory.

,uvy y DAVIS, ATTORNEYS AND
Il @arNsElLORs AT LAW and solicitors in
- OMcc n the rooms formerly occu-
D1 White a sowles. 6adcomb's Building.
1,s ~ g7-ly
n .ff ry pAnh DAVIS.
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-,voRcE +. HoUGHTON. Attorney and
| ,-rn.. nor at Law and Solicitor IN Chan
W Ahan.. Vermont Oiiic, near She POST
ri residence ON Weldon street.
r United States Commissioner. Commis-
* Deeds for the States ~ Now York
.an-ctts. aud other States. He viii give
..., ,ttaution to an professional business
Ell sHch Doe may be entrusted.
. ,Hsn.. NOV D. lsui. n
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prCK. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
II ION An LAW Also, Agent for first
- 4 Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
'. ny. . KAY Ks store. 1-f
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I GILMAN, DENTS 4. Office in the
!, UyGNAN BLOCK, Main St., opposite the
lu.la Church. l-ti.
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- &C. LEWIS. JR.. - CO.. Dealers
:, Fans, nl Staple Dry Goods. Bank
ADAMS. Vt =. H. LEWIS, Jr.
4. O. BEAlNERD
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
Published EVERY FRIDAY.
WIZ" prictor.
nrnMs or SUBSCRIPTION

receiving the paper through the Post
10 s5oDper annum. To village subscribers
once, fhe paper by the carrier, 90 cents IN
,s..on vill be charged.
ll c.,ts a wear will be added when payment
f,i:s,ed beyond six months.
p ,'' n,ner discontinued until all arrearages are
No I1,rrent al the option Of the Publisher.
,,Trs or ADVERTISING
-...,rvr ADVERTISEMENTS. Per square Of II
iN,, l.ss. Of this type, for first insertion 81
ns snh.eouent insertion, - cents.
tI el' nn.,,"ror " insertions must be marked on
lh. u..rt.enonts or they will be continued
ID ,,sl.ra1 out. Transient advertisements to
liberal discount viii be made on the
.,,@.t, those advertising by the year.
f,,,, N5licr, viii bc inserted ut l5cents per
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7, A. sOWLEs, Attorney aud Counsellor at
+. law and solicitor ia Chancery, Office over
~ National Bank st. Adams, W.
p, -Nil attend 90 collections. and prosecute
m.sctu-t the United States for Arrears Of
r.r Banty 90 soldiers, Widow's and Invalid =
p tc lie. sta
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OH hoNTH!-AGENTS wanted for
fg,s q r. ~ y entirely ne,c articles. lust out. Adj
~ 'AHtf, City Building, Biddctord
VIII
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Ia 'a ahey Sleigh Robes, Fur Oyercoats,
w., Dress turs, Fur and Buck Gloves
''' lahses' Umbrellas, Tray
mug Bags, Trunks, &c, &c.
, 1867-11-01
TRANSLATION.


Governor of the Danish Westindia Islands,
Commander of Dannebrog and Dannebrogsmand,
Make known: His Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased by Resolution of 21st September last to
sanction the following Ordinance passed by the Colonial
Council for st. Croix:
Whenever A. F. W. Forsberg, acting Policemaster
in Centerdistrict, retires from the said post, he shall
be allowed a pension of $1,000 p. a. from the Colonial
Treasury of ST. Croix, instead of the pension of $500
p. a. granted him in the year 1853 as former Incassa-
tor to the Burgher Council of 81. Croix from the then
existing Landtreasury and the enactments contained
in 6, 9 and Is of the Pensionlaw of 4h December
1868 shall be applicable with regard to the said pen
sion.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
ST. Croix, 22nd October 1867.
Under my Hand and the Seal Of the Government.
w. BIRCH.
Carl HaNensea.
ORDINANCE
concerning pension for A. F. w.
~Forsberg, acting P~olicemaster in
the Centerdistrict, ST. Croix.
, 1867-11-01
Ludwig Birch,

Gouyerneur over de dansk-yestindiske Der,
Commander af Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmand,
G Or vitterligt: We'd allerhoieste Resolution af eide
f. M. har Diet behaget Hans Majestet Kongen allernaadigst
at stadfeste f0lgende af Colonialraadet for st. Croix we'd
tagne Anordning:
Naar constituent P%olitimester i Centerdistrictet A.
F. w. Forsberg fratrader denne sin Shilling, ~tiIlegges
der ham, istedetfor den ham Aaret 1853 som forhen-
.verende ~Incassator we'd st. Croix Borgerraad tilstaaede
Pension af 500 vestindiske Daler aarligen af den da-
verende Landkasse, en- aarlig Pension af 1000 vestin-
diske Daler at ST. Croix Colonialkasse, og skulle de i
Pensionslov at 4de December 1868 IS 6, 9 og 18 indie
.holdte B~estemmelser vere anvendelige med Hensyn
til denne Pension.
Hvorefter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
.G~ouyelnemcntet for de dansk- vestindiske Ger,
st. Croix den 22de October 1867.
Under min Hand og Gourernementcts SegL
w. BIRCH.
IL. &.)
carl HaHenSen,
ANORDNHNG
ON Pension for Constituent Politl-
, 1867-11-01
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,

Gouyerneur over de dansk-vestindiske Der,
Commanders af Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmand,
Gi6r ~vitterli ct We'd ~allerhoeste Resolution af eide
f NJ. har Diet behaget Hans Majestet Kongen allernaadigst
at stadfaste f6lgende at Colonialraadet for st. Croix we'd
tagne Anordning:
Enken efter afgangne Politiassistent Ludwig Heitmann
tiIagges at st. Croix Colonialkasse 1870 ~vestindiske Daler i
aarlig Pension at regne. fra 1ste April 1867.
Hyorefter allie V~edkommende sig have at rette.
Gouvernementet for de dansk-vestindiske Der,
st. Croix, den 22de October 1867.
Under min Hand og Gouuernementets Seg1.
w. BICRH.
e. 81
Carl Hatteasen.
A~NORDNING
%%-- 1880 g. - q N
, 1867-11-01
TRANSLATION.
Wilhelm Ludwig Birch,

Governor of the Danish Westindia Islands,
Commander of Dannebrog and Dannebrogsmand,
Make known: His Majesty the King has been most
graciously pleased by Resolution of 21st September last to
sanction the following Ordinance, passed by the Colonial
Council for st. Croix.
The widow of the late Police-Assistant Ludwig Heitmann
shall from the 1st of April 1867 be allowed a pension of
100 Westindia Dollars p. a. to be betrayed from the Colo
NAL Treasury of st. Croix.
To which all concerned have to conform.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
st. Croix, October 22d 1867.
Under my Hand and the Seal of the Gopernment.
w. BIRCH.
IL. 81
Carl Hatensen.
ORDINANCE
concerning pension for the widow
of the late Police-Assistant in st.
Groix Tudvir Hnif0ann $50
, 1867-11-01
ANORDNING

ON Pension for Constituent Politl-
mester i Centerdistrictet paa st.
Croix, A. F. w. Forsberg.
, 1867-11-01
ORDINANCE

concerning pension for the widow
of the late Police-Assistant in st.
Croix Ludwig Heitmann.
, 1867-11-01
ORDINANCE

concerning pension for A. F. W
Forsberg, acting Policemaster ii
the Ce9terdistrict, st. Croix.
, 1867-11-01
ANORDNING

ON Pension for Enken efter af-
gangne Politiassistent paa st. Croix
lLudyig Heitmann.
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INSURANCE,
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co,

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL..............S VI, UgO,O0000
PAID Up CAPITAL..-.........-..-.....'.' ZoO'Voo
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nP DAILY JOURNAL TH6RsDAY. oCToBER 81
. NEW onIrAxg.-The Times Of saturday

NEW oRLEASs.-The Times of Saturday
says: IL fsesF a..esE a.. -
Yesterday 1T was cloudy nearly all day,
80 q few DROPS Of rain fell during the
day Il M evident that the yC c1eTh sort OF t Of
1veat1lsI he is going to favor us with for
the next few days The fn indieatiQnis are Rave Se
sponae T1iIigl O weather. and that soon, but
when. this reporter saith not; put we are
and a plenty OF it, SO let It rain. " Barkls
is willing.9u# at 4@tts t@sl .ts.sss
/ Business still continues to be duIl on lne
levee The magnificent Magenta brougnI
| in this morning e 1000 bale trip, making IL
look lively on the levee when she was . ols7
CHARGING her load; and the steamer LIZZIE
Tate has received her load and VII P Ieaxe
| Rut tl,af is a little amount of business 10
| chronicle for one days WORK on the Leyee
| a.tfis season of the year.
| We learn from the officers Of the steamer
/ Magenta that the quarantine mas gDes1
raised at yicksburg, and. papers, gooos,;
/ coffee and groceries, will nov pc i1uhi4tIeA
| without let or hindrance-
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AuivaEs and Departures.

The arrivals. and departures up TO .
O'Clock yesterday were the Luelia' iioiii
Cairo; Newsboy, Henderson ana return ;
ollie Sullivan, from owensporo' LIN :
IN TofrO
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n. Knox. Business Agent, who Will
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
Office. corner of Main and First streets,
in First National Bank Building. laple ON
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STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLANI

~ CAIRO Packets are
me ~ I've fFrongh Bills Of Ilading
.suttloA s1I;, ,aofI1+S al the rates mem
" Ltie iI lY - ~ J3x-o1sba1rg 55c. Eddy
tlOneu 49, * r = -txcaStIe 75ct: Lin
VINE, .oe' nIs.oar,t aand noints below on
Ions .oc. -. pT y "a; - 80 points above
tne r1ent ~ TInnesSee River. SOcI Sign
LnS 80; ~ - T5,iviie0e of reshipuing at
2IIlS u y W., e1,arantee the above rates,
raw G q s.7gica x11xy oyercharges hat
uiltli laa LII he PROMPTLY corrected by
may .lt y -. . freoI1estfd to see that
the weights are placed N every y p1 W u
hding. 1896 til FOWLER, LEE q ".
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The weather is cloudy and cold, WIN q
bleak, winterish aspect. Inc rlEei eoA.A
menced to swell Tuesday nlght, anu " -
three O'Clock yesterday had rlsen reaii ~
three inches, and we may eApeeI 'iA -
eight inches OF a rise from LOUSY III . ~
Circinuafi IS
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISKS
Il Taken at fair rates.
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- No printing establishments In the eso
has. better facilities or greater aolilty Ioi
doing fine Steamboat Printing. our assn
n1ent OF Job Type, though very laTsse az -
complete. is constantly being added 70, anu
= 3TIir lob dprartfnent is under the peTsuilai
o vision Of one of the best JOB prlnEtett ~
in the United States We are PREF I9Pa aTed IL
g Ellis I,ading. Cards. Deck and Meal TICK TICK
ets-BiIls of Fare, Mates Tickets Tor Lao ~ !,
&c. &c. orders left with either OF the
q yViiarf-bosats viii be promptly attended TO-
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aoats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Chattanooga, Fanny, Brapdeis aud Louisa
from Cairo; Phantom, from PASSPORT;
Snccess and Cora.s., from LonisvilIe. n
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JOHN 9. HOPKINS, President.
s AMES H. CUTLER, Secretary.
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srEAMBoAT PRINTING.

no. Cthey-River Items See FTfth Tage.
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are the ambones or clumsy marble
reading desks-only found in one or
two other.of the most ancient churches
in Rome, together with an ancient
marble candelabrum, with mosaic
work for -Paschal candle. This
church dates its erection back to the
third or fourth century. Near by is
the arch of Janus Quadrifrous, and
the ARGUS Argentinus - the latter
erected to Septimus Severus by the
money changers and merchants. The
house of Rienzi, remains of various
temples, and not far off, what remains
of the Tarpeian Rock-farther up the
the river from the Ponte Rotto-which
bridge (part suspension) crosses just
below the Island, you come to the
Theatre of Marcellus, once circular
building capable of holding twenty
thousand spectators, now full of filthy
holes for hucksters. rag and old iron
mongers. ''... 49, XXI. -
CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.
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QUEENSwARE.
DANIEL @. MARK.
JAS. NJ. WARREN.

IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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LUXURY TO: ,REs DIsPENsED
5rrH New :. York Times
8. saEs anaoag other strangea chan,
= res on the Western Piains, made
BY thesPaeife Railroad, viii be. It's
effect On the great Buffalo n1igra-
a atoms Npreh snd ssssailsh daring
3 the spring and autumn months
The immense Buffalo trails that
sseep from TIE States se Mexico
&c. the British : donalnions, 8 and
s eyer which esantless herds .lnese
north ward as the grass begins to
4 grow, and sonth ward as isssbegins Is
ITO fade will be entirely broken
SSup: by the. rail- roads and the trans
sSsaof ears that VIII eenstaat be s in
motion over The buffalo,
Bhie5, ike the Ind diialS have been
forever retreating befogeythe Ead-
vance of ths y man, viii thus
have bis last tsstai ssfing ground de
es-.stroFed ;sana as there i, no mr-
+hsr retreab possible fer him, he
will haseto prepaeet5er;fnal dis!
appearaaee: fospl the Soil Of the
United States -. - -
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:AFFLICTEDI
S5U FFE, r m 0'M OR Ell

=, When by the use of DR.. JOINVILLES
ELIXIR yon begcared pamanedtly. and
alta trifing cost ~ sE fH
| The astonishing success which has attendS
ed this; Invaluable dicine for Physical and
Nervous w WeakneSs, General Debility and
Prostration, Loss Of Muscular Energy, Impo-
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preparation ever discovered. .. - -
1t will remove al nervous affections, de>.
preston, exeitement. fneapacity to study err
business loss of memory, confusion,
thoughts of self>destruc ton, fears Of .insan>
Try, &c twill restore the appetite, renew
the health Of those who have destroyed itby
sensual excess4or evil lpractises.
Young Men, be- hu1nbugged no more By
ttQuaek Doctors and Ignorant practitioners,
bat send without delay orthe; Elixir, and be.
at once restored to &healtht and tappipess.
A Perfect Cure is Guaranteed In every ms
stance; Prieesa 81 orfour bottles to: one cd
dress, SO: - .',' ,,'
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all ordinary cases. - % So.
AES0g sDR. JoNFILLE,s SPECIFIC
PILES, for the speedy and permanent cure
of Gonorrhea, elect, :Urethral { Discharges,
Gravel, Gtricture, and all ,efections Of the
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from one to FIVE days. They are prepared
from vegetable extracts that are harmless on
the system land never Dauseate the stomach
or impregnate the breath. Nc change Of
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price. Address all orders to. -,
= BERGERSSHURrS & Coz, Chemists.
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Feb. q, 1867. sZ ty.
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sesszlsasss erEn. HAND :

u ~ SQsEEZlNGsSN GIRL IS StfAND, &
The Pike Count SHl pemocfat
-@is responsible for tho follewing:4
dance ssathernight, not
IA. thousand miles from Pitts6eld,
1.-TWO chaps got nightly struck
WITH the same girl. She, not will
sag So show special fayorto either,
declined. dancing, and seated her-
sseH in he sbac ckpartSofthe room.
Beng chilly, theefais maiden wore
large shaw, and one of her ad-
sSmieeEs eoneladed to slip his band
under : the shawl and try what
eject squeezing her band would
haFe.1 He went for it and sue
eeeded LortN how happy he was.
- He Squeezed and he squeezed.
TsaefsA glorious all over and she
= evidently felt glorious, too: After
ajoyfa time spent in this way,
the lady threw back her shawl,
and revealed to a little crowd
Gstanding near, our two youths
squeezing one -another's hands
most lovingly. 1t don't do to say
squeeze to either Of them since.
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V : At a Sabbath school 'concer,'
held in one, of the prettiest towns
in Western New York, portion
Of the exercises consisted in each
scholar repeating verse in Scrip
ture, in which should be found the
word leve.-When it, came to turn
Of Miss a beautiful young
lady oeeighteen, and lin the mar
ket,, she was unpreparcd with an
answer-but before the exercises
were concluded, she remarked to
her teacher that she found the
verse. It was-1 love those that
love me, and those who seek me
early shall find me- Excellent
girl that
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WILLIAMSON SPRINGS, s. C.

TO- THIS POPULAR WATERING
szS FLACE, having been leased by the
subscriber, is now opened for visitors.
Williamson has strong attractions for the
invalid, the climate being salubrious, and
the water, the purest chalybeate in America.
No pains will be spared on the part of the
proprietor TO render every comfort to in
valids and pleasure seekers. Board will
only be s25 per month, 80 per week, and
$3.50 per day. >.
Travellers by the Greenville and Columbia
Rail Road reach the Springs, daily at half
past P. n. Fl. l. EPTlNG, NJ. u,
Julr.s-e7-tf. Proprietor.
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49, 49, ~ '.s---sts -=r..s,s 49, =
RAILROADS,
GreenFiile and Columbia Rail-
] road Company, <
.TREASURER'S OFFICE.

COLUMBIA, S. c., july 5, 1857
+ Notice is hereby given that the Greenvile
and Columbia Railroad Company are now
prepared 70 exchange their Bonds and Certi-
feates OF. Indebtedness, endorsed by the
State of South Carolina under the Act of the
Legislature of December 90, 1866, for their
Bonds and Coupons past due. secured by a
mortgage commonly known as the first
mortgage - -. V
Also, for their Bonds, and the Coupons on
them that may be due. endorsed by the State
under the Act of the Legislature Of January
%, 1851, which are headed Confederate
States Of America, -. -. IT,.
Also fos their Bonds and Coupons past
due, known as "Non>&ortgage Bonds and
Coupons" at one for three, as provided for
in said Act of December 90, 1856.
: Holders of t<Non- Mortgage Bonds and
Coupons past due who prefer it, viii be ais
lowed to take for them, in exchange, the
Bonds and Certificates of. Indebtedness of
The Company secured by a second mortgage,
at par ~~-@l -
Bonds and Certifca les of Indebtedness,
secured bysa second mortgage, will also be
rendered, to all parties haying any other
class, of claims against the 0BApany, in pay
ment., 80 JOHN G. EDWARDS, :"
July 10 - -: = x Treasurer. ~
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GENERAL sUPER1NTENDERTs OFFICE,
. CHARLOTTE IS. G. RAILROAD, ,>

IS. Rs.A.s3f COLUMBIA, SIC, May 2, 1857.
, onSana after Sunday, May 5, the schedules of
..ae Passenger Trains oyer this Road 'riltbe as
1c,ivwS: =. -: - -,.lf- !:
Arrive as Charlotte ~ 10 o: Do,
Leave Charlotte =. 90 q. m
Arrive at Columbia at. 650 a. m
Close connections are made at Columbia and
Charlotte with themail trains. on the North Car,
Dina and South Carolina Railroads. -. -.
By thisarrangemeDt, passengers y the Green
vile Road may 20 immediately through East
ward. and have nodetention in Columbia;
THROUGH TICKETS are sold at Columbia to
Richmond, Va. Washington D.. c., Baltimore,
Md. Philadelphia Pa, and New York city
giving choice of routes via Portsmouth, or Rich
mond--and baggage checked. Tickets are also
sold at Charlotte for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for freight and local
passage, leaves Columbia at 9. m, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays Of each week, ana
Charlotte on the same days and hour; arriving at
Columbia and Charlotte at Z p. m.
May 8 G. BOUkNlGHt, Sup;t. q
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PIANO OFORTE MANUFACTURERS,
'44e BReADWAY, NEW YORK. :

These PIANOS. received the Highest Award
of Merit, at the Worlds Fair. over the best ma
kers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities Of
New York, Philadelphia; Baltimore and Boston; !;
also, the Soid Medal at the American Institute,
for Five Successive sn Years Our Pianei contain
strung Bass. Full Iron Frame, and all Modern
improvements: Every Instrument warranted
FIVE years Made under the supervision of Mr
>: a. H-GR0YESTEEN,wh who has a practical expea.
of over eleven thousand plan fortes. Our facil-
tiles for manufacturing enable us tosell these in
strumeuts; from 500 to $500 cheaper than any
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