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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-13

TIE NEW BUILDING AT THE CORNER OF MEET
ING AND CUMBERLAND srREETs.-The timbers
for the ground floor OF this edifce are now on
the spot, and as the foundations are complete
and the workmen and materials ready, the
walls viii at once begin to rise from the sur
face. The new building will be L shaped and
will occupy the entire lot. That portion fro2t-
ing on Meeting and Cumberland streets will
be two stories in height, the upper beng q
large hall well ventilated and admirably suited
for societies. The rear Of the building will be
but one story high, and the entire ground floor
will be used by Messrs. Cameron & Barkley
in their business. It was expected at one
time that the Masons would use the upper
stories, and al elaborate plan was designed;
but the Fraternity have since decided not to
move from their present location, and Messrs.
Cameron g. Barley will erecta more unpre-
tending structure, cesI leprereier pas qui coute
and now that beginning has been made, let
us hope that the sad hiatus in Meeting street
will be rapidly filed up, and that those active
and enterprising architects, the Messrs.
Deyeresux, may have their hands full, ald
every mechanic and laboring man among us as
much as he ndo.
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TIE REMOVAL OF DIsABUITIEs.-Thef follow.
ing is q copy of Q bill now before Congress, and
which has already passed one House. It will
be noticed that about half the whole mum.
ber of persons relieved are. South Carolinians
a BILL TO REMOVE POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
Two-thirds Of each House concurring therein
that the several persons hereinafter named be,
and the same are hereby severally relieved from
all disabilities imposed upon them, or either 0l
them, by the act passed March Q, 1867, emit.
government of the rebel States nnd the scts
supplementary thereto, and the amendments OF
the Constitution of the United States, known
as article fourteen: Jacob Kibler, Henry Sum-
mer, John P. Kinard, E. P. Lake, W. W. Han
sci, OF Newberry County; n. NJ. Hammond,
Greenville: Elisha Moore. Lancaster; S. b.
Glowney. Fairfield; Lewis Dal, Lnurens; B. q.
P. Kinard, Newherry; 81. Beatie, Greenville;
s. W.. Maurice, Williamsburg; D. L. Thomae,
Beaufort; F. G. Gowen, Greenville; II. G. Mark
lev, Greenville; Thomas Cox, Greenyllle; viii
liam B. johnson, Richland; Metts Williams, G..
Williams, York; X. W. Wallace, Riehland; John
Twitley, Lancaster; M Mcdonald, Abbeyille;
Walter W.. Herbert, Thomas Jordan, Fairfield;
Thomas E. Dudley. Bennettsyille; Alex. McBee,
GreenyiIe; j. B. ToIlesou, B. f. Bates, Spar.
tanburg; VIM. NJ. Thomas, Greenvile; James
A. Black, AbbeYille; Mills Allen, Spartanburg;
/ John: 8. Green. Sumter; Elijah U. Horner,
Edgefeld; H.W. Lawson, Abbeyille; DR.. Robert
Lebby, Charleston; James Gibbs, Columbia
|; all Of South Carolina. Jacob 'Keiohler, San An
tonic; Jacob Elliot, Navarro County; Jacob
schmiS, Comal County; Richard w. Davis, Cali
cd; John Blair, Houston County; Thomas
ochilree-an Of Texas; P. M. B. Young. Car
tersville; r. w. Bell, Banks County; q. n.
Took, Thomas County; Walker Brock, State
senator elect, W. c. Daniel Savannah; VIM. T.
Martin; Banks County; john W. q. Underwood,
Augustus Wright, Charles E. Brayles, Dalton
all Of Georgia. John T. Conoly, Dallas County;
Henry G. Sanford. Cherokee Oounty-all Of
Alabama- canon Iabauye, John E. Frudeau,
Parish Of Jefferson; Theodore Dranet, Rufus
King Howell. OF New Orleans; Wade 81. Haugh,
W. W. Handin-all OF Louisiana, George W.
Marshall, Lafayette, Tennessee. Robert q.
Gamble, Tallahassee; Thomas T. Ling, Lake
City; Josiah Blaunt, Pensacola; BENZ. Neal,
Marfen-al Of Florida. ": B. Richardson, OF
the State Senate, N. c.; VIM. NJ. Moore, Yam
cy County, N. c.; =. O. Edwards, CRANKY Coun-
ty, N. o.; Edward CtUpland,, Grooves County,
KY; James l.. Seward, Thomas County. Ga;
VIM. e. Vaughn, Pasquotank County, N. c.;
John F. Alexander, Cleveland County, N. O.;
a. G.. Yorker, Cabarras County, N. @.
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MolasseS.
BY HENRY C0BIA & co.
On THURSDAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, OF
Adger's North Wharf will be sold,
so hhds MOLAssES, in fine order.
Conditions at sale. mth2 July IS
UNDER DECREEIN EQUITY

Charleston Savings Institution cs. .La6orde.
On THURSDAY, the 1eth July next, o. IL O'Clock,
will be sold at the Old Cusomhouse.
All that LOT OF LAND, With the buildings there
on on the east side of st. Philip street. measuring
in front 26 feet inches. and in depth 1o1 feet be
the same more or less; bounding west on said
street. north on land now or ute OF John Redfern,
east on land Of -, and south on land now or
late Of Holmes.
Terms-One-four.h c1sh; balance In one, two and
three years, with interest from day Of sale payable
semi.annually, secured by ond Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises; buildings to be In
sured and The policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps ]. W. GRAY,
July6 m2th1 Master In Equity.
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BASE BALI. NtArcu.lThe return match game
between the first Of the Eclipse and the
second nineo the. Alert Base Ball Clubs will
be played this afternoon, on Citadel Green, at
hals.past three o'clock
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
III. H.
IN p1int Pnnl.c.

III. H.
Hyou want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Mllers Almanac;
Ryou want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made 10 order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram harris, Agent, No. SO Broad
street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@ LARGEST ctRcuLATroN.-TH Ally
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST cIE-
COLLATION. IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
sNG IN THE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs.
sroNs OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law.
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TIE sABAeossA.-A telegram to the agents,
Messss. Bayenel & Co., reports the arrival at
New York, early on Saturday morning, Of the
steamship Saragossa. 80. -
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TIE LECTURE By B1sHop PERs1co, at the
Cathedral Chapel, last night, was well attend
ed, and was an effort worthy of the reputation
eof that eminent divine.
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove If you would save expense and do all
your cooking without heating the house in summer
No servant required. All the ladies are using theu
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LOCAL M MATTERS.
AUcTTON-SA THIS DAY:

CAMPBELL, KNOX d Co. will cell at 10 o'clock,
at their auction house, No. IS Hasel-street,
!. dry goods, ribbons, DC. -,
A. 81. ABRAHAMs & Sons will sell at 10 o'clock,
: at No. $50 King street, large stock OF CLOTH
ING.
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ArTENTIoN.-E you want to save time and
money in purchasing dry and fancy goods, read
Furchgott & Brothers advertisement.
VIM lAdyt
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r FoLEY's

ID FOLEY'S
CLOTHING, SHOE AND HAT STORE,
No. e5 AARKET.STREFT
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
Where may be found every variety of GREAT
COATS, FRoCK AND DRESS COATS. shirts. Un.
dershirts, Vests and Pantaoons, Drawers and Socks
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cape, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Yalises, &c. February6
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TIE LBERTY Base BALI. CLUB was organ
lied BY the employees Of Headquarters Be-
scond Military District, and not By members Of
the .lert Gnbs as statadin our issue Of SAT-
:urday. They foIloging ia . .ccrrect list Of the
efscers elected: =.
JAMES NJ. YOUNG, President. -
= - sCHAS. Z. LORD, Vice e-PreH1ent.
CHAH b HOWARD, Secretary.
ALEX EAsfoN. !. Treasurer.
: sDrecors.-Isaac D. Godfrey, Jehn Ellis, James
Gnligsn. a w. Rsch, J. L. Morris.
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I Two MoRE NEW ALDERa1zN.-a General Candy
has appointed Mr.. AS. Marshall alderman in
place Of DR.. g. n. King, who declined, and
Nr.C Charles: Yoigt in place Of r. d. Gain, who
meyer qualified. Nr. Marshall is member of
the firm Of Little B Marshall dealers in agri-
cultural implements and seed. He is native
OF New York and wasa Colonel in the United
States. army, but since the war has been doing
= lsss in this city. Mr.. Voigt is an old
Int, and keeps a leather and shoe finding
BE in Market-street. He is said to be q
ember Of the Republican party.
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TM MAaAz1NEs.-We have received from Jno.
Russell, King street, the London Quar-
serly for April. and Blackwoodp for May and
. June. These magazines are reprints by the
Leonard Scott Publishing Co. New York, and
: are sold for song.
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ST. ANDREWS pAItIsH.

The following executions were handed the Sheriff
without description Of property: W Bull, estste
P Drose W u Hsdweu, VIM Hunt, Thos Sims, W D
rseabrook, John Trott, q W Stewart, W Toomer. H
L Toomer, John Farley, E H>Free., n Freer, es-
ward Haywood, estare o Hammond, J Him
son, q Halt Mary Keeley, Amos Smith, Wappoo MIL
COMPANY,
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.THE NEW GEaMAN LUTHERAN CHuRoH.-The
foundations have been completed, and the
masonry work of this tiDe structure is now well
advanced. It has been bull. thus far in avery
substantial manner, and promises to. be one Of
the most imposing edifces in the city.
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sFyNIRAL OF 4 CoNGEDERArEc SOLDIER. The
remains Of ME- Pinpsney Brown, q membs,
of the Calhoun Guards 27th South Carolina
Volunteers, Who fell ats Drury's Bluff ON the
Of May, 1855 were brought to this city
ssstudays and the funeral discourse delivered
ny the ReY.SJ. Z. Giardeau. The body was
:taken to the receiving vault at Magnolia Gene
-tery to await interment in the family burying
ground. The remains of Captains Palmer and
Arson, es wei as, those of Mr: Brown, were
brought from virginia by Mr.. j. sGadsden Hall,
. a8arnermember of the Calhoun Guards.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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PARSE ST. JAMES sANTEE.

The following executions were handed the Sheriff
without description o. property: w Query. z
Bates, Magill, Elisha Piphn, E 1rescott. F An
ston, Brinson, Brinston. Robt Brown, Joseph
Combe, W Elliott, B Glass; Peter La1sen, "
Henderson, Mcclellan estate John Palmer, j
sutler, @ Willis, v Anderson, VIM J BAL, Arthur
Blake, L D Brinston Isaac Brinson, estate q Lof-
ton, estate Lowndes, estate Vim Mazyck, estate
P Mnzyck,, " Il Carmon, Elisha Plpkin, Edward
Pipkin Mrs Platt estate Phillips, estate
Porcher estate wm Rodgers, estate W4 snowden-
ST. STEPHENS PARISH.
The following executions were handed the Sheriff
without description Of property: J. Lotion, q s
Waring. s @ Moore, b Carmon, States Lee ct al.
John Money, D Owens, John Palmer. estate saml
Palmer, Mrs E A Platt, estate Vim snowden, James
Vein, White WEN. 8. HASTE. 8. G. D.
WILLIAM s. KASTIE, s. c. B.
July 13
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POLICE ITEMS. .-On Saturday, in the market,
"a young negro fellow named VIM. Price en-
deayored to abstract portmonaie from ladys
pocket. He was seen by his intended victim,
who grasped his arm and held him until ar
rested by the detectives.
Andrew Jackson (colored) was arrested by the
detectives, on Saturday, for breaking into the
office Of Mr. Marshall wharf, and stealing
sails, money, shoes, &c. The articles were
mostly recovered.
A. Brown (colored) was arrested for breaking
into the house Of Mr.. W. W. Jones, No. 1 Is
Nngton court, and stealing clothing, which has
been recovered.
Henry washingto ton, ,(coloredJ was arrested for
bmglariously entering the house Of Mr.. b.
Leiding, OF the corner of Gibbs and Legare
streets. A number Of valuable articles were
recovered and the thief locked up.
The store of. Mr.. Burckmyer, on East Bay,
usa broken into on Friday night, and robbed
ofoofse, sugar, lard and other groceries. The
detectives are now on the track, and the guilty
parties win soon be in limbo.
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AN ESCAPED Pa1soNER. detectives sue
ceeding yesterday in arrestins London Wilson
slias simons, an escaped prisoner London
Was tried BY the Berkeley Court and sentenced
To two years, imprisonment but. he escaped
from the sheriff while that officer was taking
him to liz Isssss = IS .
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Small House Magazine street-By order Qfthe
Executor Of the Estate of Jas. Moorhead.
W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

viii be sold on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at the Old
Postoflce. at II O'Clock,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with q twc-story
wooden dwelling and out-buidings, containing four
upright rooms. pantry and piazza, situated on the
east side Of Magazine street. measuring in front Is
feet and in depth 2S feet be the more or less
Bounding north on lands Of Dr. Hall, south on land
of Williams, east on lind Of the German Friendly
Society.
interest secured by bona and mortgage of the pre-
nises. Property to be insured md policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay US tor papers and stamps.
July IS mth2
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They can be had at j. B. Duval Son. No. ss7 King
street. tAdvt
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AppRopRIaTE.-The Ph@nix says that atthe
inauguration of Governor Scott on Thursday,
: the ceremonies were opened BY q prayer from
5 Rsv! 8. j. Adams, q colored preacher, of
ohafleston, who used the expression Bless
the; serudnts who have been put over The peo-
pie; aud bring good out Of evil 80; -
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HOTEL Aap1vAIls, july 11.-ohar,eston Rot

HorI ARRIVALS, July III Charleston Hotel
]. Il. BAnyeit, Augusta; Benjamin Roper,
Edgefeld; DR.. J. Grier Happerssett, United
States Army; J. ]. Williams, Atlanta.
July t2.-Miss A. aTyrell, Florida; G.. W.
Haines, W. II. Bonne1 and William F. Loper,
Savannah; F. A. Z. Cassidy and son, Whining
ton; o. 3. Keene, Jacksonville; J.. 8. Legare,
Edisto; 81. NJ. Cotingham; Georgia.
Pauiton Hotel, July Ill. J. Ryan, South
Carolina Railroad, James g. Foster, Adams
Bun; J. B. Wilson, Wadmalaw; William Prus-
tsr, Bufords Bridge; O. G. Cambridge, steamer
.Honterey.
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TIE YAdHT RACE. The committee intrusted
with the duty of collecting subscriptions for
the purchase Of service Of plate,to bel given.
The; winning yacht in q race between the con-.
-testants in the last great race, have obtained
.donstions to the amount Of about $3.50. We
5hops That the money viii be taken up. and the
race pushed forward without delay.
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CHRIST CHURCH PARISH

ChAlo1 lhOROl1
Steward, D, 225 acres. So GO.
Allson, B, l750 acres. S24 10.
Bonneau & s'toney, 1860 acres. sG2 66.
Bonneau, P P, house ard lot. Sc TO-
Chandler, Mrs B, 900 acres. S14 IS.
Capers, rss Jno, 365 acres. So So.
Freeman, est J3, house and lot in Mount Pleasant t.
1891.
Fell Jno r, house and lot. s5 47 and 9 10.
Hamlin. Jno, house and so acres. 50 80 and 10 63
Hayes. est Jas. $50 acres S5 3S.
Harnln, Susan, house and lot Mount Pleasant.
SIS so a.d 1850.
Hale. Mary B. so acres. 81.
s1aS5 w ' N w
Inalesby L. Freeman, 4SS acre. $40 80.
Kin och, est r. $50 acres.
Kinlorh est C r. ho .sc and lot Mount PleasaLt
81 As.
Kinlcch, CE, 90o acres. 50 1s and % %.
Keenan,, Edwd, house and lot Sullivan's Island.
s24 %.
K.irst in, L +. 24o acres So T5.
Lesare, est D, 45O acre.. Sc TO-
Lmbaker, Isaac a0l acres. 81 5G.
Labo' de, rs Ann, house and lot. 81.
Mccormick, II L p, house and lot aud S0O acres.
$50 65.
M~Kevelip, D. house and lot suilivans Island.
S1492.
McCants L A, 800 acres. s43 10.
McCants. Mrs G, house and lot. $40 90.
Pearcc, WD, house and lot S. 12.
Rose, Henry, 290acres. 81 81.
Stoney, d, Too acres. S26 43.
Whaey, j R, house and lot $45 10.
Ellsworth, est g, 113 acres. sS s..
Eddey, " a, 40 acres. .39S
Waving, est Il, 1887 acres. s25 %.
Redwood B +, so acres. 81 SO.
Blackwell, b, 1760 acres. S37 10 and II 80.
Capers, est s. 365 acres So II.
Simons, B L. loco scres
Mitchell, z, 400 acres. 81 IS.
Lucas, Simons, 23l2 acres. S11 6l.
Jenkins est Jno, 312 acres "a 90.
Shinger, W p 4lG acres. 50 SO.
Kinloch. est q P. 250 acres. 81 80.
noch, Geo F. 900 acres. s13 Is.
Hinloch. est C P. house and lot. S405.
Kipsteln, L F, e12 acres. s5 As.
Inglesby & Freeman, 5S8 acres. IS So.
Hamlin, Susan, hoEse and lot
HamIin, John, house and lot.
freeman. est b, house and lot.
Jervey, Thos NJ.
Blackwell : B, 450 acres. Sc rs.
Legare. n, 450 acres.
Whilden, L 4, estate 81 10.
Wharton. Geo, lot. 81 So.
Williams, D r, lands. S12 05.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS CoLLETON.
Angel, BIrs N, $50 acres, Johns Island. $50 29
and S19 50.
Barnett, ] q, 71S acres. s95 SO and SIT 65.
Bailey, VIM N. 260 acres. s11S9.
Bailey, Constantine, lands on Edisto. s71 9s.
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Martin. hrs s M, 544 acres. s. 13.
Elfe, George, 1880 acres. s26 08.
Lucas, estate T B, 800 acres SO 81
Lachicotte, J, 4724 acres. s94 81.
Lucas, Henry, 1897 acres. $40 IS,
howell, Joha L, 300 acres. sl6 4S.
Fowler, Stanlop, 500 acres. So 90.
Mccall, Mrs, $50 acres. 50 SO.
Selby, r q l. Co, 1900 acres. $4S 23.
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July 6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
Lot.

an THURSDAY, -APRILlTTH. BnTWEEN
" Virginia City and Carson . large roll Of pa.
pers, oonneeted with the Land Once at Carson.
them q the GOLD, BILL NEWS once, OF - shs
f.t,Hn .pis.a a.aa oHSs. VARIES T. LooxHART.?
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MAIN sTRRRT,...........-..- GOLD hihh'
DRAINING AND IMITATION PAINTING
VI Of Wood, Marble. and all kinds OF OrnA.
mentlnR execul cd In the best style OF Art and at
short notice. House Lining and Paper. Hanging
donc In asatisfactory manner. All work gusran.
teed, or no charges. All Kinds Of mixed and nm.
mixed Paints and Colors, for sale at thelowsst
cash prices. Ihave In my employ one Of the De-,
Sign and 0rn nment al Painters In thisStats-hr
.1oidHIu. + eb. l, iscs. ra. %, fylIf
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IiCfDa. A0IDs-f1o StkMA0Hs
"A Of Sulphulie, Nuriatie and Niuie Acids.
p Ia store and for sale q reduced phess BY
v li'!i7 b. o. KIRK & co.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

AMUsENf ENTs.

NATIONAL THKATRK.-Mr. Owens, notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather, had q
good house last night AZ the second presentation
OF the graphic play Of "Selfn We need not re-
peat our notice Of the performance In yesterdays
issue, unless II were TO specify particularly the
hne acting OF Mr.. vandcnhof as Charles San
ford, Mrs. Qrattan as Mrs. Apex, Mrs. Barrett
as Mrs. Codliver, Mr.. Foster as Cynosure, and
last, but by no means the least In all that tends
to perfect dolineation of character, Mr.. Bland as
Aunt Chloe. The picture Mr.. Owens presents in
the fourth act when John Unit has made his
win, and has "not forgotten his dear goddsugh.
ter Mary, will leave a lasting impression on
every rejecting mind that composed the audi
encc. 1t is one Of the touches OF art that men,
Org will always bring to The eve. This after
noon matinee will DO given for the gratiaca-
tion OF the young folks and any one who would
he "were q boy again. and in the evening
"Everybody's Friend" and "Solon Single"
will be presented.
WALLIS OPERA HOUSE, tho public will be
pleased to learn, will again be open on Monday
next, under the auspices and management Of the
"Davenport-W allack" combination, with stock
company selected with view to the representa-.
uon Of the most popular pieces In the modern
repertoire OF dramatic composition. We learn
that at the opening night will be presented Tay-
lor's play, "Still Water Runs Deep" Every
body knows how admirably Mr.. Davenport rem
ders Captain Hawkesley, and that as John Mild
may Mr. ]. W. Wallack Ia, to use stage term,
"immensc." Rose Eytingc, we understand, 10
to pcrsonate Mrs. Steamboats, character in
which-pcrhaps we should except Lsura Kecnc
she has no superior.
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525 MILES
or THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
RuN NING WEST FROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARE NOW CoMPL ETED.

rms brings the line to tho eastern base of the Rocky
ouh'ains' and 1t Is expected that tho track will be
aiu hrty miles further, to Evans Pass, tho hlghc.t
point on the road, by January The maximum grade
rom 'ho loot OF the mountains to the summit 1. hut
eisn'y ieet to the mile, while that OF many eastern
roaus IL over one hundred. Work In the rock cutting.
On inc western slope will continue through tho win
VI ana hcre Is now no reason to doubt that tho entire
1870 ''' ''''"''' III
The means provided for the Of this rca
national Work are ample. The United States grant,
US sx FER Cent Bonds at the rate Of from $4,000 to
ss,OO per mile, for which 1t takes second lien as
security and receives payment to large II not to the
full extent Of its claim In services These bonds arc
Issued Qouo 50 twenty mile section Is finished and
after 1t has been examined by United States Commits.
class road, thoroughly supplied with depots repair
Shops stations, and all the necessary rolling stock and
other equipments.
acres OF land to the mile, which will DO source of
large revenue to the Company. Much Of this land in
no PlatteNalley among the fertile in the world
anu other largo portions covered with heavy pine
forests and abound In coal Of the best quality.
The Company is also authorized issue its own First
Mortgage Bonds to equal TO tho issue Of the
Government, and no more Hon. E. D. Morgan and
Hon. Cakes AInes are Trustees for tho Bondholders
and deliver the Bonds to the Company the work
progresses, 80 that they always represent an actual
aud productive value
The authorized capital Of the Company is One Hun.
dred Million Dollars, Of which over five millions hAye
been paid In upon the work already done.