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$50 Miles Completed,

limited amount of the First Mortgage Bonds of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company offered to the public, of
the safest and most profitable Investments
They first mortgage upon the longest and most i'm
portant railroad in the country.
BY law they he issued the Company only the road
is completed that they always represent real value.
B. Their is limited by Congress Fifty Million
Dollars on the entire Pacific line of less than
$4,000 per mile.
Hon. E. D. Morgan of the United States Senate,
0akes Ames Of the United Representatives
the trustees for the bondhoers that all their
ests are protected
Five Government Directors appointed by President of
the United States responsible the country for the
agement OF its affairs
Three United States Commissioners certify thst the
road is well built and equipped and in all respects
railway before any bonds be issued upon it.
The United States Government lends the Company its
bonds to the that the company Issues which
1t takes second mortgage as security.
As additional aid it makes absolute donation
of land to the mile lying upon each side the
The bonds cent in gold and principal also
payable in gold.
Four MILLION DOLLANs year which, after paying opera
ing expenses much more than sufficient
These earnings will be vastly increased the completion
| the entire line in
H. No political action reduce the rate of interest II
must remain for thirty per per annum IN Gold
equal to between egL and per currency THE
PRINCIPLE is THEN PAYABLE If bond with such
guarantees issued by the Government its market
would be less than from per cent premium As
the bonds issued under Government authority snperv
sOn what is largely Government they
ultimately approach Government prices No corporate
bonds made so
IT, The issue will be exhausted The sales have
times been half million day and nearly twenty millions
have already been sold About millions may
ed 1t is not improbable that time far distant,
the remainder of the bonds the will be
by combination of capitalists and withdrawn th
market except large advance. The long hgi
gold interest and the security,
| very valuable tor export.
All the predictions which the officers of this Company hav
made in relation to the progress business
enterprise the value and advance the price
rifles have been than confirmed and they therefore sug
that parties who desire to invest their bonds
1T TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO DO ONCE.
Subscriptions will be received in Smyrna by VIM NJ Bel
| ESD. Cashier, Bank Smyrna,
and in New York
AT THE COMPANYS OFFICE, No. 20 NASSAU STREET
AND BY
JOHN J. CISCO IL son, BANKERS, No. 80 WALL STREE
And by the Company advertised agents throu ghout
| the United States.
Bonds sent hut parties subscribing through local agent
will look to them for their safe delivery.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED OCT. Is
containing report of the Of the work that
complete value of IL
bonds than be given in advertisements which will be
free application the Compays offices any the
vertised agents.
Augl93m JOHN j. cisco, Treasurer, New York.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after TUESDAY. OCT. 18th

On and after TUESDAY Y. UCT. IJIh,
La&xf THE STEAMER "SWAN,"
I'LL leave Deakyne's Landing at 81 and Bombay
Hook at 9 o'clock every Tuesday aud Thursday
morning for Philldelphia.
Returning-Leave Arch ST., Wharf, Philadel PhIa,
every Wednesday and Saturday at o'clock foI
Bombay Hook and Smyrna, (by stage)'
Touching at Port Penn. Delaware CITY, New
Castle and Chester, each way.
haIf.nast seven. Passengers wishing to be called
for will please leave word at Campbelrs Hotel thu
evening before.
commodute the passenger and freight interest o
The state of Delaware and ask of the citizens there
Of such encouragement as will enable US to contIn
| ne the route. on,oD Ct.
OCT. 7th, 1868,
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TO RSnt-

ASNALI, HOUSE Main St. few doors from Commerce
SMYRNA Its location and arrangement admirably t Il for
sn Office shop small store Gan also Oe useu As u"F4
house. Apply ' f. J. COLT.
,o,,t or ]. II. BECHTEL.
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All persons indebted to the late firm of Phillips &
FAIRIES are hereby notified to come forward imme-
datrly and settle as we want the money and must
have il. We hope those indebted to the late firm
will bear this in mind, and act accordingly.
Sent, 90, lS68-tf
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GOL) QUOTATIONS, STOCK, &c, from
n Lar & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
0notations, Oct. 70, 1868, at O'Clock;
MARRIAGES.

uIILYARD-JESTER.-In Phadelphia, the 18th inst by
Rev Cook D. D. Charles Hlyard ESQ., and Miss Mary T.
Jester, both Of Dover
CoIIEE-KILMER-In Wikesbarre Pa. September 25d' oy
Rev John G. Eckman Mr.. Henry COhee, of Lebanon De 10
Miss Martha Kilmer, of Wilkesbarre.
COOPER-BLACK.-On the 18th inst, 10y Rev. John h. spots
wood d. Richard G.. Cooper ESD to Miss Dorcas ARMY
tage daughter Of the late Charles H. Black NJ d. OF New
Castle. Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-10-21

Gold, Silver and Compound Interest notes bought
Drafts on England, ireland and Germany ssued-
Collections made all accessible points, by John
McCieel & Son. Bankers GOT Market S~ WIlmlnsaon
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IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT !!
CASH. SYSTEM!
Ward 81 Phillips

oud respectfully notify their friends and the pub.
lie in general that they have commenced Positively
the Cash Business. We receiving new and
Fresh Stock of Goods from the Philadelphia market
and we know that by selling exclusively for Cash
we can offer greater inducements than we ever did
before, and all we ask is an examination of ouI
stock.
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~. 80 y. Gay street. baltimore.
FINENpLR~ 'huuk- =. h.- d .rni- tor their inf.
L me- srry Liberal patronage. aaihy pr"nli.
ness ahd attention 20 hu.iae.e. vii IN
d"nvor o. merit u rnniinuaur" "i their 4 /,
favor. Tie public A." respectfully "a. MA.AlAl
yited :" "xaininr our stack 81 CHOICE TEAr
AND FAMILY GROCERIES, uur imported
aud d"inu .'ir LIQtohi az, t.lr,i.d w.tA tht
grcair.t i',.-ibl" carc. Fnimli,. may r"ntii,
IA the rlElTY at nn article ordered lev mrii.
rinal PURPOSES and proprietor. 81 Hotel. may
'nrni.D their bats with ch"ics liquor.
sF'. ~ 80 WHICH will q, .ali ~ The l"wc.t
CASH irIrn Ian 90. 80,
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:, -, 4,
Try UOOUS, CtOWthJ, &C.
REAT PANIC SAIGt
NT
GREAT PANIC SALE or CLOTHING.
5.Out Pair, of Pant. fr,u, 80 NJ
900 Bu,n,... suits 81? t. 500.
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uNiE NALi T. 80 thi. tiusu" O. NOW -. '~,H
i ,n"'H nft ayy.r.ra'cf. that It doe. m.., re-
.G't' iufii-' ""niu"nirii''u ir~n ~.
To. '"inpeuy o'-", "a, f"aa, I,iaaf. and
other ,.tr.'. y ,ryyh fi"in which - raw ma
ir,iii +. drawn Ilrmrc. thu Guau,. I..-c,,ins
.nrh hugh "N-"ll"uce. cnii Doe brought intn mark
81 ~ % rr'"" nor exceeding 'ha; II the ordinary
super ~. -phair- 81 Lime.
The ia' =" sdp.t.l invested ty thj. Company
a1"T'i- d." -urr-i guarantee - thu continued
cAc'llrn'" "iihcir fertilizer. 80. The safety 81
th";i eariial depend. upon continued and Per
tHAu,Li ha-iuc..
Experience ha- h"Nn that Thu tuano d.
prn' 10" Wheat cop from five ir TX day. ear
li"r than the super rh"sphaic,.
l. Is til" Ie'i.g aud yi'rj.s. al the Company
Q" iUrni-h ~" h,,i fertilizer tina, enterprise and
'ol,ti'. c,i. ly thu bc.i ..icniiiir ability. rnn
bring mt" market. 90 ID" 'o~.J yo,"ti, AZ
p sHnsi. H.t.t.
John :. REESE n CO.
'"u,rsi A:,ui. t.r the rac.iir Guaup e..
ruur.rai oilicc II r,pth street. Baltimore.
july j. tOlu
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Cheapest Dry Goods store
IN THE CITY,

CORNER oi GAY 1 EXETEE sTEErrs.
NOTwlru>TAEpi%D the confessed tag
~ nation Of husin"-s ia general. the 1h!n
crowd. dnIlY. ~ .r.Ns ,mInl..r. 4.
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FAR W T. RS!!.
TRY THE
ALTA vELA PHOSPHATE.

TT contains -u;licicn, AMMONIA :" give ac-
iv''y without injury L. til" vegetation. aud
larger percentage ofsOLrBLE HoSErIIos.
rIIATE OF LIME than any other fertilizer 4;
together with Potash aud Soda. makinsa COM
PLErE MANrRE
It ha+ all To" l,,mula;.nr pual,iic. ct
PERUVIAN GrANo AMI permanently enc
rich'.. ia" soil. riicc 80 per ton Of ~ bog.
:oo lh.. .ach, delivered a, any icpo, ia New
York ".ty. Ask your n"ishhot. abou, :, aud
send for. pamphlet
TIN ALTA VELA GrANo COMPANY.
y broadway. New York.
.'uup
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Baltimore Advertisements.
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.r:ar'urcf = Proprietor. Baltic. Nj.
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81. i'i,. ~ Tow-"ntown, Nd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26

wife and child we're severely burned. A
woman named Little jumped from a
threa-story window. All Of thom sustain
ing injuries which will prove fatal.
The jury in the case Of Eliza Tracy,
Who died from burns at the hands OF Pat
rick Kerrigan. on Mulberry street, Tues
day last, returned verdict charging
him With the murder, when be was COM
mitted for trial. He and the woman
were not married. but had lived together
for two years. He claims he was drunk
when she was burned, aud does not know
how It happened.
On Saturday evening, in a Fsnian
meeting held in Military Hall in the
Bowery, while Fenian Center was talk
ing, a cry was raised that two British
spies were In the room. Two un-
Terminates, who were pointed out as sus-
pected persons, were set upon by the
crowd and badly beaten. They escaped
and took rafuge in store, where they
were rescued BY the police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26
BY TRLEG RAP H,
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, October &c, 1920 pm Geld,
I34s; sos, coupons 81, ll5i; '62,
ll2l; "a, iii; IS, Ill; BIOS, new
issue, 10; 81, llOs; coupons IS, ll0a;
1910 coupons, 1851. Government
bonds, irregular New York Central,
1851; Erie, 1898 Tennessee bonds, old
issue, 6sl new, g.
Cotton has advanced; Uplands, 253e.
A disastrous FIRE occurred last night ct
Hunters Point. Long Island. The FIRE
resulted from an explosion Of naptha on
board Swedish brig, and communicated
to the warehouses on shore. Three men
lost their lives from the explosion, and
one was shot By a ruffAn during the con-
fagration. The extent Of the loss is not
yet known, but !, viii u1dOub,edly be
very heavy
A grocery store and dwelling, on the
eorner Of Myrtle avenue and Ciyuer
street, Willisusburg. took ere last even
ina. A nan named Peter Tunsanki, bic
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, October 26, LEO p.m.-Cot-
ton, firm estimated sales 10000 bales;
Uplands, lid; Orleans, lid.
F, LONDON, October 26.-Great Britain,
France and Italy have recognized the
revolutionary government of Spain.
Dispatches received from Madrid last
night state that bands in Conts had pro-
claimed for the Federal republic. Dis
turbancss had broken out in Malaga and
Granada, and troops had been sent from
Madrid TO the latter place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26

We have no room for details of the fair
today. We are happy to say it was q
decided success on Saturday, notwith-
standing every possible drawback in the
initiative, and the preceding unfavorable
weather. To the ladies and gentlemen
who had it in charge, the thanks Of the
community are due. They have known
no such word as fail, and have now a live
institution, to which for 1869 the psblic
viii look with lively interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26
Varieties Theater,
Cor. Main and Washington SITS.
CHAS. III. III. BROOM ...... Proprietor.
US. RFRRY, ........-....-.-.-.----Stage Manager.

ON MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST slsr.
" the abave place Of Amusement win reoyen
for the regular Fall and Winter Season with an
entire rev company Of Male and Female Ar
ever evening in a variety Of Songf. Duets,
Daacss. NerroiSms, Burlesquea, farcss, Ora
mss. efc. The interior has been beautifully
Decorated the stage furnished with set 81
splendid New Scenery, also 1eW and boanti-
ful Droo Curtain. By samuel W. 6ulicks TIE
talented Scenic Artist Of the New Memphis
Theater. -
he above 4 The only place Of the Kind In
Memphis where you can pass convlvlni eFcn-
Admission. 500 Private Boxss. S. ISL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26

The receipts Of cotton by railroad last week
wore By Memphis and Charleston road,
1901 bales Mississippi and Tennessee road,
227s bales Memphis and Ohio road .2l55; total,
772e. Exported. BY Memphis and Ohio road,
4l69 bales; by Memphis and Charleston road,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26

The river hero Is very low. The Ohio is rising
at Louisville. White river is falling.
Boats leaving this evening are For ST. Louis,
Belle Memphis; Evansville, Romeo; White
river. Des Arc; New Orleans, Lady Gay; Gin
cinnati. westmoreland Arkansas river,
Ozark and Argos.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26
COTTON. RIVER AND RAILROADS.
Cotton.

The receipt Of dispatches from Liverpool and
New York stating that the staple had advanced
In price "a, in the former place and &c. in the
latter caused an increase Of fully 10. in prices
here this morning. The market is quite active.
The sales there to day were 10000 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-10-26
Special Notices.

Bride and Bridegroom. Essays for Young
Men on the interesting relation of Bridegroom
to Bride in the institution of Marriages. Guide
to matrimonial felicity, and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia. Pa. 2O-ss
Cough.-Ho Cure, Eo Pay.-FoRRRsr's JU-
xIPER TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Agent.
Price. IS cents: By mail: 60c Der bottle: s2-+
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AMusE M ENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
6REENLAW OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday. october "a. Isss,

PROFESSOR HASELMAYER, THE WON
L dsrful Musician, Prestidisitator, respect.
fully announces to the citizens Of Memphis that
be will give series Of bis Necromanuc Illu-
sions and Recherche Entertainments at the
above Hall Tuesday evening Professor Hasel-
the Academy Of Music, appearing to houses
crowded with the elite Of the city. and present.
inx his wonderful feats Of Leserdermain, in
conjunction with his Musical Instrument, the
styloearie, invented ~ himself, ana tne Won
BY the press and public 70 be unapproachable.
He viii also present the mysterious Adven-
lures Of Little Albright, performed with six
quarter past seven o'clock. Psr.ormance COM
mences al eiEht o'clock. Prices Of Admission
Parquette and Dress Circle, 81 Second Tier,
50 cents: Gallery. Is cents. 1T
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on 000 AT TIE LINE. PLAsTKR
ZO,OOO and Cement DEPOT, II SsuII
Gear s.-sst. ial DAM 4 90.
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FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

II 10 often desirable to ascertain whether q sou-
tion mineral water for instance. contains bromne
and iodine ,Csstns or only one 81 the two
by which this result can be oDtalned:-n Is rounded
on the well known property OF odidss, OF being de-
composed sooner than the bronides with which they
are accompanied, under the acton OF sulphuret Of
carbon and free chlorine The iodine dissolved IN
the former Is moreover acted upon by the chloride
formed so as TO produce qunti-chloride or Iodine,
which dissolves and leaves the sulphuret coloress;
while n there be also a bromide In the solution, the
suphuret OF carbon assumes an orange color Inc
into a tube two feet long, acidulate IL Win hydro
chorc acid and add . little sulphuret OF carbon.
Now introduce by degrees saturated solution OF
chloride OF lime and closing the orince OF the tube
with your thumb, make the liquid now up and down.
At first the suphure takes the violet hue OF Iodine,
which, by the gradual evolution OF chlorine, disap-
pears completely. Now II there be . bromine the
suphuret becomes yellow II NOS II remains color
less.
Timber can be rendered nreproof by impregnatng
n with slIicates aud the process, very common
I'm Germany renders panks, doors, staircases, &C,
indestructible by IRE.
A statue was recently inaugurated at Quimper,
France TO the memory OF Laennee 30 celebrated for
his scientific discoveries. Upwards OF one hundred
medical men attended the ceremony Hom Sn paf1 OF
France.
The Courier des Apes reports Q fact OF rare 90.
currence. Enormous quantities OF ants very large,
black, and having long wings, nave uesceuoed on
various localities OF savoy. PontBeauvolsln and
Chsmbey literally inundated oy '1 wSeb M1hhng
appearance Is duo to some violent storm or 70 .
natural igration, like that OF locuss.
An exhibition OF bees has just been opened at
Moscow, under the auspices Of tho Accmatization
Society OF that city. IL comprises collection OF
hives OF ell times and all countries, OF instruments
and utensils employed In agriculture, ana OF tnc per
tuned honey furnished by the bees which suck the
plants known popularity by the names OF tne ivan
tchai and koporskt tchai. The honey and wax are
shown In all their stages from their spRssssnIcs 10
the comb to that which they present wneh VkieusV
prepared Tor commerce..
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s0aElGH MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The celebrated Shepherd Hotel, so wen known 70
tourists In the valley OF tho Nile, In Egypt, was re-
Gently totally destroyed BY IRE.
The tribunal OF Hanover lately sentenced Q boy to
. weeks Imprisonment for singing couplet Of the
Hanovarian national anthem in the streets.
The inhabitants Of Havre are drawing up q petit.
ton praying his Majesty the. Emperor 70 visit the
marine exhibition accompanied by the Prince lm.
perlal.
A statue Of Napoleon 7. was recently naugurated
of Crepoble France In presence Of the troops FORM
ing the garrison grand banquet and fireworks
followed the ceremony.
Some thieves lately entered the apartment OF
Prince Nar,skne, at Baden, and stole 320,OO0 In
cash. besides several articles Of tewelry Of great
value.
Several French agents are reported TO be buying
large quantities OF grain throughout Italy for account
of the French government. Several cargoes have
already been despatched for harseilles.
on the occasion Of the fete Of the 18th Of August
the Emperor OF the French RENTED the sentences OF
Sss military dcinquents 1868 convicts Of tho colo
Mai and home prisons and III national guards.
A picnic party at vsrchetz Hungary was ever
taken BY storm, which burst over them with great
fury, killing four ladies' and seriously wounding
several others.
Young Cavsignac has given another proof Of great
promise. Overlooking come friends speaking OF the
Emperor's recent speech at Troyes, he remarked
aAh yes il is IKE the horse OF ancient Troy, one
does not Know what 10 hidden under its nanka"
Several skirmishss have taken place near Rome
newspapers OF Rome describe them as brlgands but
from ether sources they are stated TO be well or.
gsnized revoiuuonnts
| During 1857 the city OF Paris consumed for the
lighting OF the streets squares Quays and municipal
| theatres. 4I7sooo,ooo Of cubic feet Of gas at an
penss 81 IN sod a hs sns city the
The civil tribunal OF Marseilles, France, has
awarded verdict OF $4,000 In gold to Mr.. Salo-
mon, against the direction OF the Lyons Railroad for
injuries caused by accident on that line A Saint
| Albain.
Successful experiments have been made recently
| at Koengsberg, Prussia, with new nrearn having
/ tn lhfxtl
fred per minute aud the balls carry 1900 PAGES. One
| man can manage 1t, firing from rest, and the re-
| coll Il counte acted by a powerful spring. seven
per cent OF the sruck the target at 100 paces
narihaldt has ac.epl.h the hnnn~arv n,eallennI n
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eoaeIeN LITERARY NOTES.

Az recent meeting OF the French Academy IN
Paris the following prizes were awarjed-The nne
Monbyon prizes of s4OO each were handed to N.
Mcxieres for his treatise entitled Etude sur Petrar-
que" TO NM. Marguerin and Hubault for WORK
Able Bariee for tho translation OF the "Homenes
de Saint Jean Chrysostom sur la Seditlon OF IAN.
nistie dAntIoche:" 10 Millet for his essay named
"Histore de Descartes,u and to N. Perrot for the
work entitled "Essais sur lie Drot Public ct Prve de
Ia Republique d'Ahenes.r The Theirs prize OF 5000
was accorded to NJ. Marius Topin for his work
"L'Europe ct les Bourbons sous Louis XIV" The
special prize of 5000 was awarded to the Marquis de
Noaiiles, author OF "Henrl de VaoB ct 10 Pologne
l3t2u
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the Genoese Society OF the Veterans OF the Patriotic
Armies, and concludes his letter with Plentiful
spr nking Of those powerful expressions peculiar to
his style, such "a "Uprooting the demons OF NEGRO
NANCY and delivering lta from the oppression OF
despOtsm, lying and treason"
The members OF the Royal family Of Great Britain
have the following allowances from the govern
ment:-The Queen has Sl,925,OO0 and ss, 900 extra
for PENSIONS; the Prince OF Wales has $20J 900, his
cons0rt $50 900; Prince Alfred, S75 900; the Crown
Princess of Prussia. $4,000; Princess LOUISA Prin-
cess Christian and the Duchess OF Cambridge, each
$50 900; the Duke OF Cambridge, 100000; the Ouch
Teck, $25, 900.
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BOARDERs AND LODGERs WANTED.
4 BLOCK FROM CITY HALI.-FRANKFORT HOUSE.
/ Frankfort corner William stree.-250 Rooms accommo-
date gentlemen ony 80 10 ~ cents day 81 81 80 week
open all night
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TING COST or RUNNING THE faEEoMsws BUREAU.

The following is a list OF agents, clerks &C. en-
plOyed In the several States under the Freedmen'S
bureau, with the yearly salaries paid:-
% COmpen- aggregate
Where En-. No. Of SqttQn to CODlpen-
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DOARD IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY-AT MRS Chill
- TONS for the fall winter, eight minutes walk from
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