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headed by the Great Impressario and founder of
the present school of minstrelsy after an I'M
paraileled season Of success of eighteen csnsec-
utive months at their Opera House, Cincinnati,
propose a tour, for = limited number Of weeks,
through the country. The performance will
embrace the entire force of this
MONSTER ORGANIZATION
Doors open at I, commencing at g.
Admission rs and 50 cents.
uoyl2.5t WIN. c. DORNEN, Agent.
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Taxes! Taxes +!

I,HE CITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND
PAYABLE without interest until the first OF
November after which time 10 per cent. will be
charged on all unpaid tax bills.
JOHN SCARBOROUGH,
sepIjtf City Collector.
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The OFFICERS Of the AsseaAts"n '''
II McMURDY, Presidsnt ,...,
EISON +. WRIGHT. Wee Pres'asS'
WIS. CAKhAG, Tress1ref.
LKWIy SANDERS. SeerctATy'
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ILLUSTRATION.

Glass "A" has 5000 mAlo aombers. nAA 10
The Association pays over within forty dip
5000 90 tho widow or heirs. and the rvmai.hs
members forward within thirty day. ohs tolE
and ten cents each 10 the Association 70 r,in
burse IL. Failing 20 send this SUN they iai'i
20 the Association all moneys paid and The ~
ISOLATION supplies n new member 70 OIL The P'''
Of Aha ratiFinU nna
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All communication should Be ssaissW We
E6BRRT p NOAH. No. ~ y stfsst -, ~ Z
inTton, d. C., General Agsu. Tor tSs yIf
Columbia and States Of ViTdhiA and ~
dnis- FOR the Manhattan Co0Perai'
AssociAtion-
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ADVANTAGES.

The bylaws Of tho Association rsSsir -
one. third Of tho money received .. bss
borship fees shall be made . sinsinf iusl
meet payments falling due ~ the dsilhS ''''.'
Of Nom ers. This fund IL held by TIE
.. NATIONAL TRUST COkPAST
and will DO invested In United s,ais' b.ex
Real Estate, or bond Snd nortgs.' 5Hs a - :,
York city property, which prOpfv ~
double the value Of the money " l0ahsd.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

ne year..s7 so Three months --.s2 w
Six months. ..--.. 4 90 One month";. ID
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY.
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OBJRT

0BJRrT
Tho object Of this Association 1. 70 ,s.,,,
cash payment within forty day, AFTER a. 49,
OF . member Of &c many dollars A, tA,r, -
members In the class 10 which be OF q, -,
70 his or her heirs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-23
Sl,647,367 so
PHILADELPHIA, November II. lsl
s2oJ,5S5l

PHILADELPHIA, November IL, 1858.
Ihe Board OF directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER UENT Interest on
the sCRIP ofthe Company, payable on and after the
LIST December proximo, free OF National and State
Taxes.
They have a,so cecsared a SC6IP DIVIDEND of
THIRTY PER CENT. the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the year ending October 81 1868, certificates of
which will be issued to the parties entitled to the
same on and after the lst December proximo free
OF National and State Taxes.
They have ordered, Also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI.
GATES OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending October 81 1864 be redeemed In CASH, at the
ONCE of the Company, ON aud after lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to that date
ED By provision OF the Charter all Certificates OF
Scrip not presented for redemption within five years
after public notice that they will be redeemed, shall
beJoTJeited and cancelled the Books Of tie Obnpanu
RB- No certificate Of profits issued tlier S25 BY
the act Of Incorporation no certificate shall issue an
less claimed Wihn Uo years otter The declaration Of
The dividend whefeor il is ev,denes."
Thomas c. Hand, kdn.und A. Souder
John Davis, samuel f. stokes
James g. Hand, Henry Sloan,
IheopI illus Paulding, William c. Ludwig,
Joseph II. Seal, George u Leiper,
Hugh CIalg, Henry q. DslietT, Jr.,
Johu X. Penrose, John d. TsyIor.
Jacob p Jones' George W. BernardOu,
James qlaquair, William Boulton,
Edwa Darlington, Jacob kiegel,
II. Jones Brooke. Spencer h'uvaine,
Lanes B. McFaIlanu' Juhn b. Semple. Pitts,
coward La1CurCaoe, A. b. Berger, do
JO huR p Ey re, ID. Il. Morgan. DO.
THOGAS a. HAND President.
HENRY LYLBUKH, Secr etary.
HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary. Helm
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CAPITAL, ST., 200, 900
ID L II Il O TT . r S

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PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE II. ETUAK KT. X. RI. HORsTNrANN
" NJ, 4. PORTER, IIOSEPH PATTERspY
wa. v MCKEAN. :. j. j s6LMs 81 LSM4UsroN'
THOMAS ". EVANs, HENRY E. ROOD.
NEW YORK.
JAMES NJ MuRRT- ON, Preside al Manhattan n MI,
JOsEPH STUART, Of J. j. htuarG ~ Co., Bankers
BOSTON.
HON. E. g, ToBEY, late President Board oFTrade.
CtNCINSATL
A. f. CHAMBERLAIN OF Chamberlain & Co.
CHICAGO.
I. 2. LETTER. OF FIeIt Letter & Co.
[. M. SMITH, OF Geo. c. smith & Brothers, Bankers
LOUISVILLE KY.
WILLIAM GARvIN, Of GGrvin, Bell & Co.
LOUIS.
JAMHsF. YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants National
NEW HAMP,HIRE
HON. j. W. PATTERSON, U. 5. Senator.
BALTIMORE.
WILLIAM PRE5sCoIT SMITH, Superintendent,
GonsOildated Railway Line, New York Io
g. ~. sH OEHAKER. of Adams & Co.'s F,,press
CHRISTIAN AK, of G. w Gail q AK.
FRANCIS Il. KING, President Central Savings
GEORGE II. STUART, President
HENRY L. ROOD Vice. President.
c. +. BETS, Secretary.
]. l.. LUDLOW. Consulting Physician.
JOS E y F. r"iKSHhN KoEEfEk m b b. Medical Examiners
c. STUART PATTERSuN) c
RICHARD LUDLOW, counsel
This Company Issues Policies Of Life Insurance
uIon ell the various plans that have been proved
by the eexperlence Of European and American Com.
pahles 10 be safe, sound, ana reliable, at rates as
Low AND UPON TERMS AS FAVORABLE As
THOSE OF ANY COMtANY OF EQUAL STA
BILITY.
All policies are non.forfeiable after the payment
OF two or MOI e annual premiums nlSimw3mrp
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

Resolved, That we invite the co.
operation Of every Teacher in this
and adjoining townships;
Resolved, That we invite the at
tendance and support of the school
directors, patrons, and all those friend
~ to the cause of education.
Resolved, That we have meeting
OF this Association at the town of
Ashland, at the earliest day practica-
bic, and that the President, through
the secretary, assign duties to each
teacher, to perform at said meeting
Resolved, That a brief synopsis OF
our proceeding be furnished for publ
cation in the Ottumwa Courier
On motion Committee of three.
in conjunction with the President,
were appointed to draft constitu.
ton and bylaws, for the regulation
of the permanent organization. The
following were appointed said com
mittee:
c. Wood DIR. Searle and G. w
Minocks.
On motion of 4. Moore, the Con.
venti,n adjourned to meet on Satur
day, Feb. Goth, 1868, at 10 o'clock a
M, also p. m.
s. V. SAMPSON, President.
G. W. MINocKs, Secretary.
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DIR. j. w. pOLAND'S
HUM0R DOCTOR.
4 Festive Remedy for all kinds Of Humors,
PARTICULARLY
1hysipslas, Mcttle.Ifash, Salt Rheum,
0srofula, Carbuncles, Boils, and Piles.
1bvcry easy to say Of this, or Of any other med
k11ss :" II 10 the very best remedy known" It IL
nso aiways 90 easy to prove it. It !s, however, ex
ceingly gratifying to the Proprietor of this med.
~, that while he dclarcs to the public that this
II . most wonderful and effective specific for HUI
mors, ~ stated above, he has abundant proof at
hand to sustain his statement
Dor sixteen years the HUMoR DocToR has been
nafacturcd and sold, and every year has increased
uDyalus Of it, reputation, and the amount Of ito
aa1Da. In New Hampshire, where it originated, no
r0sdy for Humors is so highly priced. An emf
No. physician (now an army surgeon) when prac-
thng IN New Hampshire, purchased between fifty
- eixty gallons Of it, during some seven or eight
yoass, and used 1t In his practice He has since
tn ordered 1t for the hospital where lie was sta
tis1sd. Other physicians have purchased it, and
hDvo used 1t In practice with great success. When
IL Proprietor lived in New Hampshire, at Coils
tom Centre for the space of thirty forty miles
afoand, and In Manchester particularly, the HUMoR
Doctor was well known and highly valued for
numerous and wonderful cures which it effected.
TAoagh manufactured in large quantities the supply
W. frequently exhausted, aud purchasers had to
w for more to be made. In that region some
vtsy severe cases Of Erysipelas were treated with
Il land they were cured Erysipelas sores, or
cssouncles, those ugly painful ulcers, entire
L. surnoyed wherever fhis medicine xaa fsithsully
- d y ,.o. with Scrof,,, and Salt phsuu,
II HUxoR DocroR cured them.
~ the sake Of showing what is thought OF 1t,
o. testimonials are here inserted:
Milton Gale, Esq, BOSTON.
~ m ,,s Ie,s;n inn .,.,
1sSs Cn oSkss s,rss ~ .s XII, ~ $C w
ss T.r,irsd s 49, ng So !ay,;s.csnc Ky
~ 4 10 sas fkot Sifs f~uv S,;sS sex,ni ~ *.
~ ~ aso~ n irr1ss II, -. sormsst
~ s,4ssse r;enJ H. ~ ,cs - ~ -
6oIori,s Hs,nor nocsn, mi ~. 49,, Y,, ~.
t. Ssiest that ali M Bois ,re,e rcmored. and f ~
~ :,eGic;ne s''0ea " "s'"g r. 1o'd"as ajo'e'
1osroM, Jan. II, 1856. MILTON GLE.
-. ~. Ss.s,,.. 80 . $3.50
Joicms Hs.mo, ~ nctn.. !. ,eco s,,sns -.
~ H;.rors Sn.;c 49, ~. =. ~ ~
~ 0NseIc NJ, mrs, c,sS cros q 49,, w III
- he inside Of ok M hands and erem enc do,rn
- e ,isf. ,uos consfatIy cracied and Sroten san.
seH0t scos unaLe to ne nsv hands 4, anu I'M
efOee srcrk and was obliged to scear gores IN sesc
.cS;cS y Ss, s w apC ~ hMe
tiSa " Erysipelas aud Salt Rheum M general
H ~ vas 2SGs poor. Soon glser 6sgan g Ise
TIss;rSed to take he med;eine fiQ sos "l Tnai.
o11ss. Nv handle are now perfectly tFee from Il.
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Indiana.

Indiana has held her State Con
vention, and swung into line, with the
present incumbent Gov. Baker re-
nominated. Will Cumback for Lieut..
Gov, Major Hoffman for Secretary Of
State, and Gen. Nathan Kimball for
Treasurer.
The Convention with immense en-
thusiam, and by rising vote am
nounced Grant and Colfax as In
diana's first and last choice for Presi-
dental fight.
There is a State and National
ticket for you, that will send every
loyal Hoosicr to the front, and one
which will carry tn at State by storm
next Nov.
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BULLS woRM DESTROYER,

/ ~ ASsX CWstOU AottstCU4 WytU WOTtO-trlNe
A6OdcTS.
HAVE received many testimonials from
professional and medical men, a my IA
imanAcs and various qualifications ha1 .
shown, all Of which are genuine. The fol-
lowing letter from highly educated am,,
popular physician In Georgia IL certsinly
one OF the most sensfble communication
exactly what ne speaks OF, and his testi-
mony deserves to be written IN letters ar
gold. Hear what the Doctor avs Of
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
vilhnow, Walker County, Ga,
June %, 1905.
DIR. JOHN BuLI-.Deay Sir: have re-.
Gently given your Worm Destroyer sew
cious. It has not failed ID single in
stance to have the wished for effect. am
doing Q pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some article OF the Kind
am free to confess that / know or NO
remedy recommended by the ablest IA.
thors that is so certain and speedy in It's
effects. a. ON the contrary, they are uneer-
to you is to find out upon what terms ]
can get the medicine directly from you.-
II can get It upon easy terms, shall use
q great deal oft. am aware that the
use Of such articles is contrary to the
teachings and practice ola great majority
Of the regular line of NJ. DIS. hut zee no
just cause or good sense In discarding 4
remedy which we know to be eficient.
simply because we may be ignorant Of It's
combination. For my part, L shall make
1t q rule to use all and any means TO ALE
viate suffering humanity which I may be
able to commandment hesitatinx because
some one more ingenious than myself NAV
have learned Its effects first, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that knowl
edge. However, / am by no means an
advocate or supporter of the thousands Of
worthless nostrums that flood the country,
which purport to cure all manner Of dis
ease to which human flesh IL herr. Please
reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms Ha
lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUSP. CLEMENT, N. ID.
Dr.. John Butts Princtpal ODlee, 10, Fyih
Street, Louisville, Ky. 80
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Bulls Sarsaparilia.
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith

Read the Cdptains letter and the letter from
His Mother.
Benton Barracks Mo. Aprii so. lse8{s.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir; Knowing
the efficiency ofyour Sarsaparilla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities II possrss-
90, send You the following statement OF
l was wounded about two year ago. was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my
wounds have not healed yet. Ihave no.
sat up q moment since was wounded,
am shot through the hips. My genera
health is impaired, and need something
to assist nature. have more faith II
your Sarsaparllla than In anything else,-
/ wish that that 10 genuine, Please en-
press me half dozen bottles, and obliga
CAPT. G. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. Mo.
T. S.-The following was written Apri.
80, 1895, by Mrs. jennie Johnson. mother
DR.. BULL-Dear Sir NY husband. D,.
c. 8. johnson, was a skiilful surgeon ana
physician In central New York, where be
died, leaving the above C. p. johnson to
my care. AZ thirteen years Of age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
Igave him your Sarsaparilla. IT CURED
HIM. have for ten years recommended
y TO many in New York, Ohio and Iowa.
Tor scrotula, fever sores, and general de-
bility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cures e6ected IN sons cases Of scypfrSS.
ana Jerer sores were almost miyucUloMl
am very anxious for my son to again
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He Is
writing to Won for it. His wounds "
terrible, but believe he will recover.
R'sp sEsNYYk JOHNSON
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10000 AGENTS WANTED
lor an ~ entirely New Busines. The great,
c so ,t,inaucements ever offered. Agents are
v .aie money. Full pnrticnlais sent On
receipt Of stamp. Address -
DOANEA MASSEY.
a, Sl4 Olive Street. st. Louis. Mo.
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No. IS Maiden Lana,


NeU Fork, Dec. IA, 1857.
In my Gard of Nov. /. 1887. I stated
that, tslOf the purpose Of more fully
supPlytnG the wants Of the public,
ana In order TO prevent unscrupus
lOus dealers from palming Ofrinfe.
r1of ana worthless goods ~ the
Norton Gold Pens, I shall here.
afSef sell mo goods ~ wholesale
except only to duly appointed and
authorixed Agcnts,0 etc.. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has
been exercised to appoint those who.
BY long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired . reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose word ta.s Uuh1ic have learned to
place con6dence. These Agents have
agreed to keep o full assortment Of my
pens. and to ssll than at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
By them with just such pens % they
want, either - to writing or price, and
set . full equivalent for the money
paid.
place to place. or canvass the country.
70 that all who want . Morton Gold
PEN must get It from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency u.
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount "To clubs" hoing
sufacient inducsmsnt 70 all others.
A. HORTON.
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Washington Township Teach.
ers Association.
Ashland, Feb. 18th 1868.

Ashland, Feb. 18th 1868.
Teachers convened persuent to APP
pointment. On motion of G. Wood,
Mr.. Y. Sampson was called to the
chair. G. w. Minocks was elected
Secretary. The chairman announced
the object of the meeting which,
may be found in the. appended Pre-
amble, and Resolutions. On motion
e. Moore, r. Minocks and DIR.
Searle were declared honorary men,
bers. Mr.. Wood offered tho follow
ing Preamble, and Resolutions, which
after considerable discussion, as to
the name Of the Association were
unanimously adopted.
PREAMBLE.
We the Teachers Of Washington
town ship in convention assembled;
feeling conscious that to us, is conf
ded the momentous duty Of training
the youth entrusted to our care for
usefulness; and whereas, feeling our
inadequacy to perform said duties in
a manner satisfactory to ourselves,
and SO as to meet the demands of the
advancing intelligence Of the day,
and whereas, seeing the application
of the old maxims, and feeling their
bearing on us Ms teachers viz. Ell.
fects cannot be greater than their
causes, and as streams cannot rise
higher than their sources, SO pupils
are not expected 10 rise higher in men-
tai DEVELOPMENT, than their instruct
ors; and whereas, believing that con-
vcntions of this kind have tenden-
cy to make Teachers more energetic
in the acquisition Of learning, gives
tune and strength to their teaching
has salutary indusce on communi.
ty and promotes fraternal regard for
each other Therefore;
Resolved. That we will use our ut
most endeayors to secure q perma-
nent T. P. Teachers Association,
with the design Of satisfying the de-
mands indicated in the foregoing
preamble.
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Progress of Cbr;s,in nSty.

The MOrusOn COnieremCc-Specch by Brtgs
ham Young.
The General Conference Of the Latter Day Saints
held In Sa,t Lake City. adjourned on the sth instant
untii the 9Th Of April next Prior to adjournment
President Young made . few timely remarks lie
spoke on the Deserct Alphabet Remaining that
school books IN that letter win be distributed through
out the Territory II will be an advantage TO Oil the
people, especially to foreigners in their endeavon to
acquire the English language. he here gave exam
pies OF some Of the discrepancies In the present or.
biography OF our language. President Young spoke
regarding the efforts OF the relief societies. He ad-
mired the homemade hats, trimmed with straw, Of
many Of the sister, at the Conference. lie
wished the sisters OF experience to teach the
younger Ones and correct their judgments
and educate them to desire that winch IL comely
and useful. He wished his children TO be taught
correct language and to abandon all uncouth and
vulgar expressions. He would like TO urge the
necessity OF teaching our children good language
good manners and especially the TRUTH Teach them
the doctrines OF the sacred books we have in our
possession that their minds may be rich in sacred
lore. President Young said;-"we wish to intro
Gace home manufactures that our wives and dsugh-
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 lsea-TRPLE

one-t tenth part OF the marriages is OF persons who
nave been divorced from husband or wife, Strong
arguments were made against tine common practice
Of liberal divorces and clerical deputy from North
carolina denounced divorce as sin before God and
man, which will call upon this land the direst ven-
geance Of heaven. The subject was disposed OF by
BENG referred to the Committee ON Canons, 10 re-
port on Monday next.
CLERICAL Observation-Disclosures.
The Chair announced the following as the Commit
tee OF Laynen on the subject OF deyising measures
for the better support OF the clergy
= George n Gordon, Alabama; D. s. Turner, California;
Orgen > seymour Connecticut; James Brown Delaware
Ianiei Oakley, Florita J. d. Moore Georgia; Samuel H.
Treat, llinois John s. IRWIN Indiana; George Greene
iowa; Y. e. Parsons, Kansas; j. W. Stevenson, Ken
tucky; George g. Lacey, Louisiana; Robert H.. Gardi
ner Maine; y. w. Br,ine Maryland; George c. Shat
tuck, Massachusetts, Charles G. Trowbrdse, Michi-
ean' isaac Atwater, Minnesota; William 1. Balfour,
Mississippi; George IL. Gill Missouri; James W. Van Nos
uana, Nebraska Charles Tnts New hampshire Joseph
a. InomPson New Jersey Samuel b. Rusgl.s New York
armand u Dekossett North Carolina; John w. Andrews,
Snio; William WELSH Peqnsyvania; George W. cass, Puts
purg George L. Cook, Rhode Island; Edward McCrady,
sou.h Carolina Georse Fairbanks. TENNESSEE James
1uiter Iexas koderck Richardson Vermont r. johnson
Barbour virginia; George @. McWhorer, Western New
York. aud j. Bodwel Doe Wisconsin.
And thereupon at n quarterpast three O'Clock the
House adjourned TO Monday morning at nine.
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THE NEW OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK.

At last there will be rejoicing among the climbs OF
the lawn In the metropolis and among those who
have any business to transact with the County Clerk
Of this imperial city and county OF the Empire State
for tomorrow will be commenced the work Of re-
moving the documents filed and slowed away In the
musty dusty, ricketty, cramped, crazyooking apart
ments Of the old City Hail. known "a the offices Of the
County Clerk and Clerk OF the Supreme Court The
condition Of these offices has often been alluded to
In the columns OF the HERALD. and they have often
been shown to be totally untitled for the transaction
OF such important business as Is there disposed o.
the country. BY constant urging County Clerk
Loew has at last succeeded In hurrying the snail
VINO I had been creeping along with the
work Of arranging the furniture and fixtures
dragging Efforts, and now the city and county OF
New York will have Its principal depository OF i'm
porant legal proceedings IN comparatively respect
The apartments assigned to the County Clerk are
located the ground floor In the northeast corner
OF the building. There are two large rooms with
smaller room between. Unfortunately, these rooms
are the darkest inthe building being low down and
so close to the brown stone court building tnat the
and searching Of important documents IN this de-
partment 1t should certainly be located In the most
lightsome portion OF the lower story. As II IL, how
ever Mr. Loew has laid IL out To the best advantage.
In the large at the extreme corner OF the build
ONCE Each clerk is provided with single desk
and need not be tnterfered with by his fellow work
men. The Deputy County Clerk, Equity Clerk and
the other heads OF burcaux Will have their desks at
one side along by the frontwa OF the building The
apartment has been partitioned of SO that persons
going into the Office cannot approach the desks or
encroach upon the room in which the clerks en-
gagged. At the side OF the room near the hallway .
long table will be placed, 80 that lawyers or others
authorized may examine papers that are on file. The
Deputy and Equity Clerks department will be en-
closed In o manner somewhat similar to a counting
room. The papers filed will be kept in immense
safes and closets ranged against walls and reach
ing from floor to ceiling. The small room IL intend
ed as private once for the County Clerk. The
other large room will be devoted 10 the docket clerks
searchers and clerks having charge othe us pendenx
This room has also Leen securely partitioned, and
each clerk will have desk TO himself instead Of
all being crowded together at long, high desk
which might have been amply commodi0us half a
century ago. The furniture Is entirely OF black
walnut and constructed as to ecopomize space
while ensuring durability and handsome appear
ance.