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srFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-PREACH-
ING may be expected in this Church To-MonEow
aloGHIsG, ut the usual hour, by the Rev. D x.
LAFAR. There will oe no service in the afternoon.
February 81
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TIE MARINERS CHURcH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church, Church street. to-
morrow, Sunday, at hal-past ten O'Clock in the
morning, ard haltpast three O'Clock III the after
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RUSIN ESs NOTICES.

The RUrLEDaE-sTREET EAKREy.-For good
bread of full We ght aud delicious mullins rolls. &c,
this 10 tho pince for It
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CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MonsISG at Half past Ten
o'clock-n the Ewes no at halspast Seven.
February 27
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February

Ca THE CELE3R TED ". $ G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN, pi t, sof aad "qna ad-w co 3
WIN & ca, >cir As..,. II ,l;cl III n OF the high
est Standing ack oS . ;aath IN. iuI's urc II, O.
has grclt medical properties We thcrcto"" place
the CLUB HOU L GlN hco the public wi h The
greatest conf lehco n' rnpr, ar1cuia v to liose
vino use it mud inlly, u an artic.e that only rr-
auires to be known t, be p' 'o,erly appreciated.
Sc ST. so per bottle SIS per case.
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ss SARATOGA "A" SPhING WATER.
Sara; oga, in the Stao of New York. is ono Of the
most remarkable mineral reservoirs upon the surf:ce
OF the globe. Within an area OF mile in diameter
are some Thirty mineral springs-no two of them
alike In some of tho waters. Chloride of Sodium
predominates; in others, Iodine, Magnesia, Sulphur
Cbalvbeate &c. The bene6ciil effects Of some Of
these w.ters, as medicinal agents, arc known
throughout tho civilized wo Id. Probably one hun
dred thousand persons visit these Springs annual J.
Many hundred thousand bottles of tho water are
Transported and consumed in the various localities
OF the country.
The SARATOGA "a" SPRING WATER ia pro-
ba'ly tho most effective mineral water found on
either continent 1t will De observed that 1t has ten
per cent greater mineral properties than tho cele-
brated congress Spring; tour tlmos that "f Baden.
Baden of Austria; ivo times that of ak 10 Chap lie
In PRUSSIA; twice that of Yichy In France; ncarly
three times greater than the renowned Settler Of
Germany; and eq Ially over tho Spas Of Bath Eng
land. and Kisssngen in Bavaria.
The reputation OF this watsr is basod upon its
Objects in diseases of tho stomach, liver, bowels
hidnoys and Spleen and acts with wonderful beno-
is III cases Of Chronic DySpctsi', Constipation
Gravel, Gout, Sc.ofua Cutan GUS Affections, Gene
al Le.targy Soreness, and Pros!ration OF the sys-
tan.
The value Of IMMORAL waters has bccn priced and
acknowledged by medical men since tho earliest
C vi lzllioI col bracd author ty Gays: "The vir-
tues OF mnera waters have been best shown in the
treatment OF obscure and chronic diseases"
Agcns Tor tho Saratoga ga" Spring Water.
JOHN F. HENRY,
No 81 Park Row, New York.
Sold in Charleston, c., by G. W. AIMAR, W.
A.. SRRINE, RAoUL & LYMAN, A. W. 6 KEL &
Co, ED. S. BURNHAM and Z. a. KELLtRS Il CO..
February 70 D&J tuthseoWSm0s
m
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es- ERRORS OF YoUTH.--A GENTLE
MAN who suffered FOR years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay. and all tho effects OF you hful In
discretion, will. for the sake OF suffering humanity
send free 70 all who need it, The receipt and dfrec-
lions Tor making the simple remedy by which he was
rurod Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis-
ers experience, eau do 30 by addressing. In perfect
confidence, JOHN 81 'o6DrN'
No q Cedar-strect, New York.
Fobrn,rv3 3lnos
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February 8

Hl- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.--IH1s
sp!eudld Hair Dye is the beet in the world; the
only tue aud perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
nstar,aneoua; no dissr- ointmcnt; no ridiculoua
tint; rcmcdies tho i'll esses OF bad dyes; inviso-
rate. and leaves the hair soft md beautiful black OF
brown >ud 10y All Druggists and PtrfuIt ers; ahd
PROPERLY applied 1T Bairilolor's Wig Factory. No
no,,,..,r,,.l My Y,,rt January
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Genhel Residence, No 1u5, East side Of 81
Philip, one door South of Morris street
HY 2. r, CAKES.

Will be sold, on TUESDAY. I'd March, at the Old
Postofire, at III o'clock,
That well I'll ished and gen eel IWO-AED-A.HlLF
STORY ,WELLING, No 1c6. east side st. Philip
street. containing lour upright and two attic rooms.
Largo pantry and dressing room, wide eLtry and
handsome stairs. 1De House measures Is by 40
tee Double pipZzas south and cast. Private stairs
On The premises is well finished two story kiohen,
besides largo ciste and we'll. The dwelling Is FUR.
nished with gas fixtures and bells throughout. Lot
measures So feet front and 11t feet in depth. me-
dine possession can be given.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers aud
stamps. February 26
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ngTO CONSU ADvER-
rlsLR, having been restored to herlth III a ieu
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lu. afecto tn3 tLat
dread disease Coasump ion, Is ANXIOUS to make
known to his fellow-sufi- erS the Ineaue Oi cue.
10 all VINO desireit Nc will sonl copy ol the pre-
scriptiou ued if:oo oil charger, w the 'lrrchons
for preparing and using tLo same WHOA they will
aud sure cure .or COnSu.nption. A-t,ma. Broncll-
tas &c. Th object of tho adv rti er ia 5nd,pg tIe
rrescr ion Is 10 Oencht til afflicted. and spr.a in.
formation which he oucciyos 10 oi vilaabie; and
he hopes every sufrr ~nI RS ii. rene ~ as it VIII
cost item nothing nd may owe 4 essing
Parties wishing The prcstrip,i III will plra,e ad-
dress Rv. DIV RI A WIL-ON
williamsburg Klaas Co .nIy New York
Eebrulry9 ;;nox
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go CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
OR PURE LTQUOS OF JUNIPER BERRIHS.--This
favorite brand of PURE LONDON cordial GIN
has stood the test OF time imitation, riracy. high
tariffs aud unfair petition, aud still eotoys con.
stantly increasing sac; showing that lrQo merit
does not always 90 urnpprecia,ed.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
Is offered to tue public parfeoly reliable speci-
f:in all cases Of Diseased 3ladder and Kidneys II
acts directly on those gans, with G.ro::nc and
speeainess, which render 1t invaluable 10 persons
snfering from Gravo Diabetes. Inl,med Bladder,
soanty and highJ J-coiored urine. and in all case
whpro IRON wuato Ter cause, hsolthiu! dIrctio Is
required.
Ladies subject to pain ul lnanatruatoo, can by the
use of CORDIAL GIN lev days previous to aud
during illness ob:aia grra, re ief In such instances
it should be taken with sugar aud warm wator
IS tonic and bevarIg, this GIN is unequacd, as
1t possesses none of tho heidlche pr pertio to b1
found IL those pois pS, now too frequently sold un
dor .be namos of Gln Brandy Wh'skey, &o.
JOnNI i. HENRY. solo Importer.
No. al Park Row. Now York
For saio In ch,restnn. south ca olind, by L. II.
KELIrR> & Co, RAOUL LYNAH, ". a.
SKNINE, G W tIIaR, ED. s. BvRNuAM aud a.
". ,ckLL l. co
Feb uary rs pAo tutisenA 3mps
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a8-THE EXiENr 10 W1Ivn HE ADUL-
ITERATION OF LiqucEs LII carried on IN uiis cou,-
trv III .Les It hc dI of the parsh ,scr 10 inve iii.
cato the merits N tac rticc ocrl f!r Sae. Il is u
well knswn fact that many vf the Br,nldius Wines.
&c. are manufactured rom roicu Extracts. Esstn-
til Oils and .lc1Iol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many inju iUus cfects.
lhs public Is Justly 50 ,'isious of nearly every
thing put up to- safe udcr Nh uainc Of Liquors, and
the tr.de has baen 5roIsal INTO diSrenu.u. ana in
order TO insuTr TO t1oso whp lesre Pure Article. it
is only necessary o7 US 10 say that we Import Direct
brandiss, Wine. aaj iius. and warrant them per-
feo ly pure 0li'iniiv i'm rortcd.
All Bottl I!q RS bolrinI the labels of W. >.
cORWIN & IO., can he relied upou as bein, pure
H1-Purchasors shouiI M i;o that the PA or Cep
over the cork is not broken. We piy for Bottles that
havo our labols on, Ons Dollar por dozon wuel re-
tur pI
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THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bors in the city at DOLLARS year in advance, OF
at FIFTEEN CENTS week. payable to the carriers.
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Charleston Typographical Union, at 2. Il.
Pythagorean Ledge at haifpast P. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.

LErTCH & BRUINS will sell at II O'CLOCK, OF
Frassr's South wharf the steamer Volunteer.
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Residence No 2 Drake s-street, at auction.
BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO

On TUESDAY. NTaroh Q, at II o'clock, will bo sold,
at The Old Postofh'e
The above WOODEN DWELLING, containing
four square looms, kitchen &C. Tho Lot high and
dry. measures 40l by i24 feet
Cond tion+-Unchal sh; balance In one aud
two years. SECURE as usual. Buildings to be tnsur-
ed and Obey assigned. Purchaser to pay Auc-
ioneers for papers and stamps
February 20 tus3
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GDALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM THE
establishment OF WM. S. 0oRWlN co, No. ais
Il ug.stryet; between Wentworth aad Bcaufaln, aro
OF tho PlRsT OF ALIrY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENULNR. This Is
on established fact.
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SpeflaI autlres.


IS oRDINATION.-MR. JULIAN A.
CRASE was ordained on Sunday afternoon, February
14sh, in Calvary Baptist Church, corner of Morris
and Smith streets, OF hafpast three o'clock P. n.
The first lesson was cad by Rev. <. Lawrence from
the tenth chapter Of st. Luke; opening prayer by
Rev DR.. Carr; ordination sermon by Rev. G. Small,
text sixteenth chapter of St. SarI, ii at the ff-
teen,h verse; ordination prayer by Rev. E. Law
renee; the ministerial charge by Rev. W. Carr: dox
o,ony by the choir; btnediotion ty tie Rev. Julian
A. Chase.
The entire service YVES marked with Christian So
1emnity and tn ew creditabls reflection on the Bap
list cause. -
Rev v. CARR, oFaa,n'ef o d ef1.
Rcv. Q. SMALL,
T. A. DAVIS. Church Clerk
February27 II
nTSOUrH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
CouPANY.-Ihs directors of this Company having
authorized tho increase of the CAPITAL STOCK,
parties wishing to subscribe can do so by applying
at tho Southwestern Railroad Bank. OF at the Office
of q. q. DELEON, No. a Broad.sreet.
February 2s GEO. s CAMERON. President.
30 NOTICE.-OFFIOE OF TIE CITY
ASSESSOR, CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, FEB
RUARY 25, 1so9-Notco is hereby given that this
Office will +, main open every day from the hours of
Nina A. NJ. TO Two P. II. Sunday e1ceptedl until
the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, for the receipt OF
Tax Ecturns OIL REAL ESTATE, BONDS, MORT
G.aEs, JUDaMEERs, and other investments Of
Whatever character.
All defaulters will be dealt with as tho Ordinance
directs. w. N. duudES, lily Assessor.
February &c
no. NoTICE.--ALL PARTIES HAVING
claims against steamer PLATO will render In their
bills on or before the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, or they
viii be dcbarred payment.
JNO. 81. MURRAY,
Febr,,ory Of Market Wharf.
ETJ. s, MARTIN tLArE GRUBER d
MaRrIN) will be pleased to see his friends and ous-
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In the District Court of the United States, fo,.
the District of South Cdrozina-Ln tie Aat-
tor of DR.. John May, Bankrupt-In Bank
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may make application by petition in writ.
ing to the. Supreme Court in session for
the county in which such highway is stu-
ated, and the petition, with citation for
that purpose, shall be ssryed on the cor
poration of the railroad so crossing such
highway, and tswn in which such crossing
is situated, at least twelve days before Tho
session of said court; and the court shall
appoint three disnterested freebolders to
be commissioners to inquire whether said
crossing is unsafe or dangerous to the
Etublic, and whether the same can be SO
made by changing the location or other
wise, as that said railroad may cross either
above or below the highway, or other
wise render such crossing saf for the
public. .-.. ..... ..... .a 80
see 2. TIE commissioners shall give
notice to the petitioners and the railroad
corporation interested, and the town III
which such crossing is situated, of the
time when they shall make inquiry ard
hear the parties and on the report or
such commissioners, the court shall have
full power TO order what shall be done,
and to make such further orders for or
against either the petitioners, the railroad
company or the town, and apportioh the
expenses and tax costs as shall be just be-
tween the said parties, and may issue ez.
ecution therefor, rI s4 rH -8em
Sec. 3. If in the opinion of the com,nis.
sioners the highway should be altered, the
commissioners shall proceed in the same
manner, have the same powers ard per.
form the same duties 2s commissioners Of
highways in laying out or altering such
highway. The parties interested shall have
the same right TO appear and resist the
acceptance Of the report, and be notified
of the proceedings, as IL the laying out
of highways by commissioners, and the
court shall proceed in the same manner
and have the same powers and duties as
upon reports or commissioners of highways,
and may order either party to complete
such highway to and from such crossisg,
when established, within such time as it
shall deem just, and may enforce all or
iers made under this act in the same man
ner as in the case of laying out, altering,
Or establishing highways
Approved Nov. 16, 1869.
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Approved Nov. Is, 1869.

? An act regulating mill and other dams.
1t is hereby enacted, dc:
Sec. /. The county court at any stated
term thereof, or the assistant judges of
the same at any time between the stated
terms thereof, Oh application made to
them in writing by any person or persons
owning mill or other property liable to
destruction or damage by the bteaking Of
a mill or reservoir dam Of on application
Of the mayor and aldermen eff any city or
the sclectmen Of any town in this State,
shall six days notice to the opposite par
ty having been given, aid the applicant
having given to the opposite party salts
factory security for the costs resulting
froiil the application, appoint committee
of three disintcrested, discreet men, who,
after notice to the parties, shall view and
thoroughly examine such dam.
Sec. 2. If in the Judgment of the COM
mittee SO appointed, such dam is insufil-
cient and unsafe, they shall determine
and direct What alterations, repairs or adj
ditions DIRE required to make it sufficient
and safe; and shall give written dlrec-
ton to the owner thereof to make such al
tcrations or repairs within such reasonable
time as said committee shall name in said
writing; and they shall make a record Of
their doings together with such direction
as they shali give in the town clerks Of
fee in tie town where such dam is located
which record shall be admissible, though
nst conclusive evidence 10 the trial Of any
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An act to amend chapter seventeen Of
the General Statutes, relating to births,
marriages and DEATHS" and for the bet
ter registration thereof,
IL is hereby enacted By the Genera! As.
ssmJly Of Tie State of Vermont !.
Sec. |. Section three Of chapter seven
teen of the General Statutes Is hereby a.
mended so as to read as follows:
Every justice of the peace minister OF
The gospel, and any and all other persons
who are authorized by law to solemnlze
the rite of marriage, whether IN the US
nal form or in the manner 6f The Society
of Friends, shall each and all of them re-
ouire to be placed in their hands, previous
TO the solennization Of such marriage rite,
a certificate, signed by b town or city
clerk of town or city Of this State, where
such marriage shall be solemnized, and
such certificate shall be in the form follow
ing, to-wit
State of Vermont,
Town of
Clerks Office, 10
The following first named person this
day applied for certificate of marriage
Clefk.
CERTIFICATE or MARRIAGE.
No !; a#t
i. Groom's full pame'
2. Place Of residences
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An act in addition to section nineteen of
chapter eighty-three of the General
Statutes, relating tc the reapprisal Of
real estate in certain cases.
ID is hereby enacted, DC.
Sec. /. Whenever it shall appear to the
listers Of any town Or gore in this State
that there has been . large depreciation
in the value Of any real estate In said
town or, gore by reason Of fire, food, or
other accident, they may appraise the
same, and make suitable deductions there
for, from the list Of Persons liable TO pay
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re.
ptaled.
Approved Nov. l6, 1859.
(Concluded merit week.)
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" N'u"pSi VI ih1iiioSVi
q. Place of birth,
I. Fathers name,
8. Mothers name,
8. Brides full name,
tmaiden name, If a widow
10. Place of residence,
IL. Age,
IL. Number of marriage,
IL. Place of birth,
IA. Fathers name.
l5' Mothers name,
The parties above named were Joined
in marriage at by me, this
day of A. DIS
Attest,
And it shall be the duty of such justice
OF the peace, minister, or other person au-
thorized by law to solemnize the marriage
rite, to receive such certificate from the
hands of the party by him to be joined in
matrimony, and complete the same by fill
ing any blank remaining therein when SO
received by him, and shall add the date
of marriage and his official signature
thereto, and shall return said certificate,
to the town or city clerks Office of the
town whence such certificate issued within
ten days thereafter; and every such per-
son who shall perform the ceremony of
marriage, in any case, without first requir-
ing and obtaining the certificate hereinbe.
fore described, or who shall neglect or re-
fuse to make such return in manner and
form hereinbefore provided, shall Bc liable
to fine Of not less than ten dollars for
each offense, to be recovered on the COM
plant Of grand juror Of yoch town OF
city and it shall be the duty Of such
grand juror, on a notification in writing
to him directed by such town OF
CITY clerk Of the town or city wke il
such neglect or refaal sh:l have
taken place, to prosecute all such cases
to eIec.
SIC. 2. Section four of chapter seven
teen Of the General Statutes is hereby sc
amended as to read as follows
The clerk Of each town or city shall
upon application of any per on to him
made for that purpose, issue to such per-
son marriage certificate, which shall b'
in the form prescribed in section ! of thi'
act, and at the time of the issue of sucl
certificate he shall make entry thereon o
the names of the parties to the marriage
in all cases and shall also enter sucl
other data as is required by said Sec. ]
to form part of the record of marriage
if then practicable, and shall at the same
time make record thereof in book pre-
pared for such purpose. For mablns
such certificate and record, town and cit,
clerks shall be entitled to receive the sun
of twenty-five cents, to be paid by TIN
party obtaining such certificate, whicl
sa d fee shall be in lieu Of the fee nov
paid by towns for the records OF marriage
IN town clerks: and it sl;al further b.
the duty of town Or city clerks, when suc'
certificates of any or them are returned
to his Office to complete his record so tha
it shall conform in all respects to the Ger
tifcates so returned to him.
Soc. 3. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. A. This act shall take effect tror
its passage.
7
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Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

iNGpbscriber, having retired from the firm
[NN' d X, g. Gilbert Of Montpelier, will
|1Anu' the practice Of Dentistry, in all its
FiAehes, at
h. moRRtsVtLLE,
[FNm good work will be furnished at reason
|,spncts, a; can be obtained anywhere in the
IA. Ard shall hereafter keep my office open
Eog tn, FIRST TIN DAYS OF EACH
.siii but shall be away from home more or
~, ,he remainder Of the time.
IsAtL the modern improvements, and o
@M entire satisfaction in all cases, or In
|FNIll be required.
II, ahHt r. q. GILBERT.
''rn'vills, Aug. 10th, 1869. s9H
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ssue involving his liability on account of

Issue involving his liability on account of
such dam.
Sec. 2. IF the OVER of dam thus ex-
Amined aud djudged to be unsafe, refuses
or neglects to make such alterations, ad-
ditions or repairs as said committee shall
order, said committee may cause such
dam, or such parts thereof as they ma,
deem necessary for the safety of property,
roads or bridges on the stream below, to
be removed at the expense Of the owner;
and after such removal no subsequent dam
shall be erected at sid point except in
compliance with the directions of said
committee.
Sec. 4. If when a dam is adjuged to be
unsafe under the provisions of this act,
the pond caused by such dam, is so filled
with water that the same cannot be re-
moved without damages to property on
helstream below, dEupon roticc, the own
er neglects to alter and make it safe, the
committee SO appointed shall forthwith al
ter and make the same safe at the expense
Of the owHer; and in their discretion
they may do this instead of removing the
same as provided in sec 3.
Sec, 5 If the committee adjudge such
dam safe and sufficient, and order no alter
alton of or addition to the same, then the
costs of the examination shall be paid by
the owner; otherwise the cost shall be
paid by the owner.
Sec. 6. Costs under the preceding Sec
tions shall be limited to five dollars per
day to be paid each of said judges, if they
make the appointment out of term time,
and five dollars per day to be paid each
of said committee for the time actually
spent under their appointmcnt-which
cost, together with the expense of any re,
moval or alteration which such committee
may make, may be recovered in an action
on the case in the name Of the party ap.
plying for euch alteration, or in the name
Of the owner if no alteration be ordered.
Sec, 7. The court of chancery shall have
jurisdiction in equity, and may compeI
the owner of any dam to make all altera
tions, additions and repairs which such
committee may order under this act anc
may make all necessary orders and DEGREES
to carry the directions Of such committed
into effect but all proceedings under thi'
act, whether at law or in equity, shall b.
had in the county where such dam is 10
{ Gated,
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. IS, 1869.
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An act in amendment Of chapter twenty.
four of the General Statutes, entitled
"Of laying out and disseminating high
ways aud bridges"
IL is here6g enacted, DC.
Sec 1, Section one, nineteen, forty
four, fifty-two, ffty-four, fifty-fvc, sixty
four, sixty-6ve, sixty-six and sixt7-seven
of chapter twenty-four of the General
Statutes, are so altered and fniendcd as
to authorize the selectmen of towns, and
the county and Supreme Courts, in pre-
ceeding under the provisions of said chap
ter, to order hills to be graded, and sur
faces to be graveled upon existing high.
ways, as well as upon new highways.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage. 10 a'''a. '3 niN' '' 10
Approved Nov IL, 1869. 79a.'