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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-09
The City Amusemepts.


AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC the Rchings troupe
will appear this evening in the Bohemian Girl The
cast will be: - "Thaddeus" Mr.. Henry Hagh ;
"Count Arnheim," Mr.. Henry Drayton; "Devils-
hOof" Mr.. Ii. G. Peakes; "Arline," Mrs. Bernard
Tomorrow evening Fra DiaUoo will be repeated
AT THE WALNUT the drama OF Reaping the Tempest
will be performed for the last time this evening.
This play is really good one OF It's KIND and such Of
its effects appear TO border on extravaganza are
produced in much more legitimate and artistic
manner than is common in the sensation dramas OF
the day. Some OF the scenes exceedingly pow
erful in real dramatic effect; and the meeting be-
tween "Jean Paul" and Marguerite" in the second
act played by Mrs. Bowers, is particularly fine.
The character of the heroine is one that suits Mrs.
Bowers style Of acting remarkably well, and the
merits of the play and of the performance are such
that it is surprising that 1t Las not succeeded in
attracting larger audiences.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Bowers will have bene-
ht, and we hope that the friends OF dramatic art
will turn out in force and make it q success. Mrs.
Bowers is Philadelphia favorite Of long standing;
she is one OF the few American actresses who are
capable Of representing the higher class OF dramatic
characters and in her line of specaties she is
without rival. Such an artist has claims upon the
playg0ing public and on the occasion OF her benefit
it would be gratifying for her to find by well-fled
house that her old admirers in this city have not for
gotten her.
ticed few days ago, promises to be very
popular and attractive addition to the Walnut street
company. With an exceedingly pleasing face and
graceful figure and musical voice, she displays in
the comparatively unimportant rOe entrusted to her
in Reaping the Tempest abilities as an actress that
promise well what she will do IN the future This
lady was years ago the premiere dasese at the
Arch and Walnut street theatres, and she also per-
formed in the same capacity at other principal thea
tres throughout the country AS an actress she pro-
misses to succeed as well as she did IN the ballet and
we cordially welcome so promising an artist to the
boards of the Walnut.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
Ten dollars down, and balance in easy instalments
o. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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GROVER 4 BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No. 73O Chestnut street.
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A Western paper thus does up recent in
cident" in immortal verse, and the Hartford
COurdnt reproduces it'll told you story
about Mr. Borie, and then my story begun, how
his beautiful daughter saved Reeves from the
water, and now my story's undone-for Borie
hasn't any daughter"
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w WARBURTONs1 IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated and easytting Dress Hats (patented) in all
the improved fashions Of the season OESNUT Street
next door to the Pest once ulspS
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CARS CHINA PALACE, No 1922 CHEsNUT STREET
Will close their large assortment of goods hAud tho
following astonishing low prices to make for the
immense stock purchased by Mr. Gay in Europe, in
transit to this city,
White French China Dining Plates a6 in, per doz 5000
White Stone China Dining Plates 9I in, per doz. 1850
White French China Cups and Saucers per set IL
pieces. 1876
White Stone China Caps and Saucers per set L. pcs 80
Gut Glass Gobets per dozen. 225
Pressed Glass Coblets, per dozen I5O
Best Stone China Tea Sets a pcs, cups with handles
Best Stone China Tea Sets 46 pcs, with handles ATS
Best Stone China Dining sets, 90 pieces ........ 1900
White French China Dining Sets, $50 pieces 5000
White French China Sets a pieces. $50
The stock of Fancy Goods will be sold at st greater
discount from former prices.
Goods of the city will be packed and delivered
to transportation Office free of charge and insured against
breakage to destination
Call soon, before the assortment is broken.
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A FAMOUS STOCK
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
sUCH AS HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN SEEN,
HAS BEEN PREPARING
DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS,
AT
OAK HALL BUILDINGS,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS Phia.
Since the day we first opened Oak Hall our busi-
ness has been constantly increasing some seasons
almost doubling ITSELF Last year our sales increased
SIXTY per cent. We are expecting still greater
things this fall, and have made preparations accord
ingly.
THE FIRST ISSTAIMENTS
ARE ALREADY RECEIVED,
AND WE HAVE NOW
NEW FALL GOODS,
FINE AND FRESH
READY-M MADE; OR,
READY TO BE MADE TO ORDER
LATEST FASHIONS,
AT
WANAMAKER & BROWNS.
The Remnant of Summer Stock and the
slightly damaged clothing from the Chesnut-street
fire are being rapidly disposed of. Some of these
goods, although belonging to our Summer Stock, are
not unsuitable for Fall wear and they can be had as
bargains.
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my
We have our drought and hope no more
It's measured drops to taste;
We howllike shpwrecked people DER
The wator's dreadful waste
The pavement. scrubbing all is stopped,
The cutters grow obscene
What little pools remain are cropped
All DER with lively green
To Fairmount crowds OF people go
To see IL It's a sham;
The Schuylkill, in its bed so low
Seems hardly worth a--pond.
Now Marvin's Safes are always dry
AS this hot weathcrs been;
But then they have good supply
At ell times to be seen
at No. 72l Chestnut street.
MARVIN & 90.
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CITY ITEMS.

ALL KINDS OF SUMMER CLOTHING, al Greatly Reduced
Prices close SHRmer Stock. ASSORTMENT StW good
Superior any reayndde goods IN Philddelhia IL
respect Prices guaranteed ocer than he io,oe eehere
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT 20,
FLfH and TowER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 900 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Silth streets. 5lS MARKET STREET,
AND 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
GROVER 4 BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No. 73O Chestnut street
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
Ten dollars down. and balance in easy instaments.
o. f. DAVIS, No slO Chestnut street.
JEwELRY-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. 10 South Second
street. the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewery and Sverware in the city Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
pfces visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
-NoBBY-PLAIN
The opening of new styles of material for tue
FALL AND WINTER OF
1869.
BY CHARLES STOKES
proves conclusiyely that he is the
LEADER OF FASHION,
bepo as usual in the advance with his modes for the
coming season.
The immense assortment arranged for the inspection
of the public ecpses any exposed for sale IN this
city, comprising as it does, all styles OF
PLAID CHEuoTs. PLAID BANNocKnURNs' PLAID CAssI'
MEREs,
PLAIN CHEv1oTs. PLAIN BASNooKBuRNS PLAIN CAssI'
MERES,
FANCY scoTcH, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CoATINGs,
FANCY AND PLAIN BEAVERS, TRIcoTs, DLAGoHALs
Every variety and shade of Cassmeres and Cloths tor
FALL OvERCoATs.
In fact his assortment is full up with all the
NOVELTIES OF TIE SEAsoS' . '.. D.
His corps of Cutters the most tasty and skilfu
PRICES REASONABLE .2,
YoUR PATRoNAoE REsPEcTFVLLY SOLICITED.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
an Trovntorc,, Nv ,hc RIc,,,n.. rrouno

III TrOvntOre" by the Richings Troupe.
Last evening the Richings Troupe gave Verdis
charming opera Of II TyoUdtore at the Academy of
Music, before a large audience The cast embraced
Messrs Drayton, Hagh and II. G. Peakes Mrs. Ber-
naru, and Mrs. Annie Kemp Bowler. Mrs. Bernard
assumed the role OF "Leonora" in which she created
very favorable impression last season. which was
luiy sustained by her performance of last evening
MIS-. Annie Kemp Bowler as "Azucena' was not
altogether successful, in consequence OF her ina
olty to reach the lower notes OF her score which is
designed for pure cOntrao voice, while hers is in
reality mezzo soprano. Yet she sang many of the
airs with much expression and force especially the
one In the last act commencing 'Back to Our Noun
tains'-the Al nostyT mOnH Of the Italian version.
Mr. Drayton, although apparently suffering from
cold, fully sustained the leading position which he
assumed on Monday evening His personation OF
the "Conte dl Luna" was exceedingly creditable
throughout, and his singing OF the aria in the
second act commencing "Of her smile
the radiant gleaming"-the famous II Balen OF the
Italian versiOn-was given with such energy and
precision that the audience vociferously demanded
its repetition. The wonderful cearness OF his enun
citation was again strikingly manifested during the
entire evening, every word being pronounced with
such distinctness that 1t required effort the part
OF his auditors to catch its import 1t is necessary
to give Mrs. Bowler credit also for fair Of
this rare accomplishment. Mr.. Haigh appeared as
'Manrco, laboring under such indisposltiOn
that the management thought 1t necessary TO make
apology for him before the rise OF the curtain.
Towards the close OF the opera, however, he warmed
up to his work, acquitting himself very credtably in
the duet with "Leonora at the end OF the third act
and the great piserere at the opening OF the fourth
act Throughout this act, indeed, he appeared in
excellent voice and to much better advantage than
on Monday evening, both in acting and singing The
chorus to be still at sea, unable to discover
the exact whereabouts of the orchestra, but this
rious defect we trust will be remedied in short
time, and all the component parts Of the troupe
brought into perfect harmony with each other
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ANovELTY in the shape Of Rubber PEN has just
made its appearance Il is intended substitute for
the quill and is equally elastic and durable the gold
pen. II be made to suit any hand. Messrs Moss
Co. statoners at No 42 Ohesnut street. have it for sale
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-07
Office Secretary and Auditor,

0RKENvILLR& COLUMBIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA. G., April !, 1880
NOIlcE Is hereby given. TINT nn und ar-
~ ter tho 9Th fnslunt the six months
interest duo upon tho first mortgage aud
guaranteed debt of this Company, falling
due Oh tho LIST. dny Of january last, will he
paid on presentations ut this office. less S per
cont. rctuincd for Internal Revenue Tux:
Provided, fire holder of the said first mort
gage and guaranteed Eonds aud Certificates
Of Indebtedness will fund all interest ncc,u>
Ing upon thcm. IN to July /, 1868. In The
llonds and Certificates Of Indebtedness OF the
Company, endorsed by the State
First Mortgage i3o,hls or tho Company,
With tho interest md co1po"s uEon them,
which have not vet been exchanged, will br
substituted by tic Bonds aud certificates uf
Indebtedness of'thc Company, endorsed by.
tho State, also. the bonds Of The Company,
with tho interest ntd coupons npun them
which are not secured hv mortgage or other
Hen, will bo' substituted hy tho Bonds and
Cortificnscs of IEd, 1trducss uf the Company,
endorsed blythe Statc, at Il reduction OF three
dollars to onc-ns provided In The Act Of
1866, or in second mortgage Bonds nud Ctr>
tiicatcs Of indebtedness Of tho Company, at
par, Mt the option OF the holder. Also, The
Bonds Of tho CompnBy issned und'r thu Ac'
and substituted by other bonds authorized
under the Act Of 1906, when 80 desired, by
the h0deTs.. -'.t
Coupons for payment and Rnnd1 md C0l,.
pons for exchange md for funding, will be
forwarded or presented, to
c. V. CARRTNGTON.
April Ii 2t Secretary and Auditor.
20. Papers publishing by agreement, two
Insertions. =, ...
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AsSignee'S Notice.

Tho Notes and Accounts Of J. Taylor
Zcaly, Bankrupt, will he sold Mt public Anc-
tfon, in front Of the Court House, On Thurs.
day 18th inst. :; I0uN II. LEAVELL,
April 7 II ct. ), Assignee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-07
In the Matter Of a. G. Darlington,
Rankrupt-In Bankruptcy.

Pursuant to m order granted hy The Hon.
'GeorgeS,, BWnh, Judge Of the United Starc>
Court, Tie +jttdgmcnt Crcdi.ors If \ G. Gar
lngton, Bankrupt, are required TO establish
their respective liens on oath. hcfo.cG. G
Jaeger, ESQ, Registrar, nt Ncwhcrry Court
House, on or before tho lst dny Of May, 4.
D., 1850. WM. i. NANCE,
April 7 IA 81 Assignee:
aB- .Ph@nix copy one ii c, md srnh
bill 10 "Hcrald Oflicc"
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Notice..
In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for the District of
South Carolina In Bankruptcy.
EX Parte f.. p. Lakc-In
the Matter of II. II. Kiuard- Bankrupt
Pursuant to IN ord y of said Court iu this
case, dated llth March, 1863, will sell,
for cash, ~ pnhlic auction, to tho highest
bidder, on the ninth (9th) day Of April,
a. d. 1860, Mt the plantation known as the
"Rich Hill Pncc" and the "Kerr Place."
the pcrSonnl property thereon respectively
seized, MS the property Of The said Bankrupt.
10y the United States Marshal, under order
OF said Court. dat d 9Th Janmry, 1869.
The property consists in part Of
10 or Is Bags Of Cotton.
21 head Of Horses 4 Mules,
Lot Hogs,
Cattle,
Provcndcr, Agricultural,
And Farming Implements,
Blacksmith and
Carpenter Tools.
&c., &c.
Sale TO commence nt 10 o'clock, Il. NJ.
!. =. VI. ErPING.
u. s. Marshal.
Per \. u. PIER,
Deputy Messenger.
March, II Ii 1t.
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TO PARENTS e. GUARDIANS,
DIR, THOS, Y. MOORE,

m0NM FAIL SlU&@MDNO
Is hnppy to inform his friends and the
public, that he is up asAin-be,lcr and
brighter than ever, after tho recent confa-
grafton. lie is prepared to perform all
manner Of operations connected with the
Dental profession, in the most scientific
manner lie desires particularly 10 call the
attention OF persons suffering from "Clclt
P"'a,c.' lie Gun remedy the evil and make
speech perfect. lie lns greater facilities
Tor making and administering Nitrous
Oxide Gus, than any one else In the Stu,e
Tech can positively be extracted " thout
pain, hy the nfe Of this Gas, when admins.
tered by scientific hands. :...
Persons wishing any work done will find
1t to their advantage 10 ,al Mt his Office,
over Mrssrs. Bryant & McGartcr's Book
store, Main Street, Columbia, i. C.
March n 3m. ..' -.
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foTE.-Wc would call the particular a,.
tention Of Our, friends to the above card
P. r. Toale hasa large Factory, and such
facilities rs cnable him to supply The best
work Of his own mako at low prices 4
Terylargc aud complete assor,m, mt always
OH hand at his Factory. IiORLBECK'S :
WHARF. NEAR NORTH EASTERN RAIL.
ROAD DEPOT, CHARLESTON, sc
n D-Ordcrs from The country solicited,
and strict attention paid to shipping i'll
Eood order. ''' :.
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court Of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina, jan.
Term. 1860 In tho matter Of William Hood,
9f f'Atboyllle, County : Bankrupt. Petition
for fill ahd final diSc6nrgo fiji Bankruptcy
;Ordered, that a hearing be had on the 3Oth
day. 6f April, 1909. ut Federal Court
House In Charleston, S. c.. and that all cred
itors, &c. Of said bankrupt appear at said
tIm6'and place, and shew cause. if any they
an.Wiiy the prayer Of tho petitioner should
not bo granted. And that tho 2nd and Ord
hsSSt,%gs Sng Of io Srea,,ors ,or Of s"d bankrupt
Heglsttariof 3ri Con. District, Sc, on 2Olh
day of April, 1860, ut 12 NJ.
by order Of tho Court tho end day Of
!..i 49,: DANIEL HORLBECK
~. .GIeTk + Djstrlct Court United. States,
April q - 2t, For South Carolina.
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IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT!
CASH SYSTEM!
. ard ~ PhiIIins

" ould respectfully notify their friends and tho nrb
lie in general that they have commenced Positiyeiv
the Cash Business. We are receiving n new on3
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
stock. - Jul
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fPuBLIc-No. si.I

An Act to authorize the transfer lands granted to the Union
Pacific Railway Company, eastern division between Denver
and the point Of its connection with
road to the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph
and 70 expedite the completion OF railroads Ia the
Territory OF Colorado. ' " WV
Be IL enacted bv the House Of M
the United states Of America in Congress That %
Union Pacific Railway Company, eastern DIVISION be- and NJ
hereby authorized To contract with the
and Telegraph Company corporation existing the
the Territory Of Colorado for the
ton and maintenance Of that part Of its line railroad
between Denver City it's
the Union Pacific railroad which point shall Cheyenne
and bed already graded by said
Telegraph Company said line,
said Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company per-
petua its right and depot grounds aud to
fer it all the rights aud PRIVILEGES subject to all the Obga
fions pertaining to said part Of its line.
sEc O. And further enacted That the said Union Pact
&c Railway Company division shall extend IL: railroad
telegraph connection at the city of Denver
sorm With that line herein authorized 70 be construct
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one New yWO-stOTy Double
House and Lot.

HOUSE and Lot.
on same ST. as No J. containing 60 #. front and i4O Fl
ueeP. ihe dwellings are now in course of erection,
aud Will be completed few weeks.
'.. No 3.
ONE SINGLE STORY HOUSE
one story aud ahalf situated OH Cummin' 5 street.
Lot 80 by 90 leet.
piece of Land for Building Lots, situated on
South and High sis.
A LOT AND STABLE,
situated on Union street. 80! by I4O deep.
No.6.
A HOUSE AND LOT.
situated at Duck Creek. Lot 50 by I4O feet
MOI.
a Lot OF ground at Duck Creek, containing about
Ihreeiourlhs of an acre. Suitable for Binding Lots
No. 8.
2GRANARIES, Lime Sheds and Wharf at Smvrno
Landing, containing about Acres. with cripple The
granarleS are The best at The LnudIng.
No..
A DOUBLE DWELLING and LOT, situated al
Landing. Lot contains acres, with cripple
No. TO-
TWO STORY SINGLE DWELLING and L(vT
situated at same place, containing about One Acre
cripple included Buildings story dwelling good
Orahary' Stable, and other out buildings.
No. u . .-,
A FARM OF l29 ACRES. situated in Duck Creek
Hundred about : miles from Smyrna known as The
''Connor Farm. OAe halt OF Farm in Whue Oak 'F,m.
pie and Peaches. mp
No. l2.
FARM OF 100 ACRES situated in West Mur
derkIli Hundred, about miles west of FELTON,. One
Story dwelling 40 by Is feet with porIlco lhe entIra
iengtn o.aoe' Carriage House, Crib, and a Large
u GGraharv, no" nearly Completed. Good Apple and
feach Orchard, (lOO0 trees OF lhe latrer( A bont /
the farm IN good White Oak TimheI-best IN tbo22
Sec"oh' Inc above properties are all in KentCo
NO.l3
A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING 35 ACRES.
adjoining the town OF Milton. Suitable for Bu,dng
Lots, or for fruit or truck land.
MOL
A TRACT OF LAND, containing As ACRES or
Nood ahd lumber Land, situated on the junction and
oFeaAwater Railroad, three miles from Georgetown.
No. Is
fRACT OF LAND. containing about Is Acres
situated on same line as No IA, miles from George
O"hi waere station Is to be built.
No. TO-
A TWO-STORY HOUSE and LOT. sitna,ed in
South Milton. Lot about 70 by 2UU feet Known as
he Daniel Curry Property"
No. II.
,, A HOUSE AND LOT, situated in North Milton-I
he house Is two stories aud the lot contains IaIfo
acre OF Land Known as the Captain Chfton Pro.
The above property is IN Sussex county.
No. Is.
TIE SCHOONER, Susie Il. Colt. fitted ont in Sen.
emher, GO, and earry60 tons in foot waller. RniIt
II delaware White Oak, and fastened with GaIyan.
Zed Iron. Wv" van
No. 10.
PAIRS OF MULES, and Wagon and Harness.
No. 90.
VESSEL NOW BUILDING at Smyrna Landino
WIN all the Material and Tools for carving on said
Inc above property will be sold low and on easv |
erms 10 SUIT purchasers. '
,.-.o. r. F. HASTINGS,
uec'o''n Smyrna, Kent Co., Del. !
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r Conpanya cOrtin lire railroad and telegram
I Iy,Sy y oy Nay Denver TO Chey ali tke
VI law Tor the operation OfSthe Union Pacific
t IS nrancneS and connections continuous line will
~ shall apply the the road from
heytnne had been by I-,inr
RAILWAY Company eastern divisions but noLnn her.
IorlZe the said division
III k me rates of tarif Tor the Denver Pacific Railway
S D. ana be further enacted That companies are
10 mortgage Il cir
road as herein defined for amount moi excpey ir @ t
uolars per me to enable them respectively To- bor
row money 10 construct and that each of said
panles shall receive patents the alternate sections of Land
OnS thelr respective lines of road herein defined in like
ne ana within the same limits is provided by in the
eastern dvisiOn Provided That neither of the comm niSs
r.n before mentioned shall be entitled subsidy in United
States bonds under the provisions of this act " 'NN
Approved March 3, 1863.
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House and Lot.

sl'ua.eu on south ST. in the Town Of Smyrna, Kent
county, STATE OF Delaware. The lot contains ONE
AORE. This Is one OF the most desirable residences
IN SAID town, aud where the subscriber now resides
II Is o1it III modern syle-compleIed last year-the
main building being stories, 80 by % feet, with
pack building 10 by 36 feet, stories There are two
IaIge water tanks and bath room, with verandahs
running the enIEe length of the back building and
every improvement desired
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Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL AESEg A n e. L. MEN,
MONDAY, OCT. 9Th, ISCs,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un.
til further noticc.t.IAll Trains Sundays
.nv,r,tti
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All persons indebted to the late firm of Phillips g.
FAIRIES hereby notified TO come 5orward inpno
dately and settle, as we want the money and nnm.t
have 1t. We hope those indebted TO the late firm
VIII G bear TT this ,ana in mind, and act accordingly.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-07
JUDICIARY.
OFFICE oF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL,

X
lWo clerks of class three one
in his Oice, twenty- five
ttlli.arS '''i'-' 'i'e
SAND dollars each eight THOUSAND d.,!ars. @' '""u
Or saitry OF one clerk. two thousand dOars
dred dollars. ' ' ''u9"IlhlA nun
namely: ''"'' ""heI@I'
FOR inHI labor furniture stationery. and miscellaneous
items ten thousand dollars. ~ ''o'ii@ile"uH
FOr purchase thu
Attorney General, one thousand dollars 0' u '"'
JUSTICES Of THE COURT OF Tuy ryrrpn
For salaries o the Ciuef Justice and six associate
fOrty-twO Thousand five hundred dollars. 'N''ieeS
FOR one associate Scp. nd dollars
For travelling OF the Judge assigned 70 Tho to
circuit Tor attending the
ed state, thousand dollars. @'-0 Sii'
FOR salaries Of the district United
hundred and six ty-tve thousand dollars. '' 'he
Of the chief
District OF Columbia associate
orphans court, nineteen thousand dollars. - ~
salary the % the decision
Court NJ the United states two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. ''"'u
For compensation of the district marsha fourteen thousand
eight hundred dollars.
SIC And he further enacted heads Of the sev
ea executive departments and they hereby directed IN
the opening the session Of beginning an
the Monday December number Of desks In
their departments the number clerks their sever
departments the number employed therein the pre-
ceding fiscal when employed and when discharged
the O compensation received by each
ton be made in the number OF clerks grade
Approved, March 3, 1863.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
Private Sale.

The subscriber wishing 10 close his business offers
at PnVate Sale, the following property, to. wit: