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We would call the attention of our
readers to the fact, that Mr. GEO.
FL. CoKNEIsoN, Agent of the Zclls'
Ammnniatcd Bone Super Phosphate,
has received large supply OF this
valuable fertilizer, which we can s.,ie-
ly recommend to our planters, hav-
ing the full endorsement of the great
Georgia Cotton planter and experiment
ter DIR. Z. NJ. Pendleton of Sparta, Geo.
See what he says in the December No.
OF the Souahern Cuitirator, page 3S1.
Out OF 10 commercial fertilizers, all O.
them pnt down at the rate of $40 per
acre, it was the second best, paying 94
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only 56 per cent aud Rhodes only 80 per
cent. We have also number of certifi-
Gates fISm Planters of our own State and
County, who have used it before, and
the Agents are prepared to furnish c~r-
tifcates from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it u trial and be convinced.
Jan 8 m2.
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srEEcH OF 4 FAcronY G1HL:-AtI

4
al w. n..-s-...l. - AZ a fi<iS
lins was introduced as Lowell factory
girl, OF Boston, and made speech which
did not fall very musical upon the ears
of some of the New England present.
She made comparison of the black
slaves of the South with che white facto-s
ry slaves OF the North, and declared that
the black Southern slaves of former days
knew nothing Of cruelty and tyranny
it was necessary 20 have been factory
girl in New England appreciate the
highest order of slaves, Miss Collins
expressed the opinion that while Con.
gress was comforting equal rights in
some SECTIONS it should turn it's atten.
tion to he factory operatives, aud pass
some laws for their advantage and bene.
fit The speech created quite sensa-
lion in Wsshingtou.--6i;aitiimore San.
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"Hc" ejaculated tipsy husband,
as he stumbled up stairs. facet" an-
swered his wife, completing the quota
ton, as he fell on the landing.
Three thiaes that never agree. Two
cats over one more mouse, two wives ia
one house, aud two lovers after one
young lady.
The execution of General Lubin aud
tho continued murder of Salnave's par
.is=ns, are reported from Hayti.
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To 2hsnge Contract Advertisements
notice must be given on Tuesday morn
ink. In A 4c

We have bceu requested to state that
in calling DIR. Thos. A. Elliott "thc first
fireman of Orangeburg," We have sons-
what ignored the claims of others OF our
oldeat citizens TO share this honor with
ihe honored Chief
just after the memorable fire in 1854,
the following gentlemen started the or
ganization Of u Fire Department, and
perssvcred until their idea was success,
viz :. DR.. ,Thos, A. Eli ,tt, Mcssrs. Har-
pin Riggs, d. Louis and Captains F. Fl.
w. Briggmann and Jos. Z. Harley.
These then, are 0rangeburg's first Fire
men.
Honor to whom honor is due |!
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TERRIBLE FIRE IN MAn4oN.-On
Monday night last, Feb. 2Sth, at halt
Yast III o'clock, the flames broke out in a
store occupied by H. CLARK, and sn spite
.of all.efforts to check the spread of the
'cOuHsgrGsion, IN the course of few
hours, no Iessthsn thirteen houses in the
business centre of the viglage, were co, :
sainsa.
The loss is estimated at from s25, 600
to S4e|e0a. One man, Mr.. Issman, was
burned 10 death.
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Circus !-On Tuesday next, Grady's
Circus will be here. This is first class
and large affair, and will, no doubt, re-
pay visit. Extensive preparations are
being made for the accommodation of the
men, women and horses, and we expect
to sec large and delighted, audience at
ITS exhibition. Remember the day and
come!
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LATEST QUOTATIONS.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, s. c., Z
Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No, % Broad Street.

DfNhot ave- ~ f''Ooh Dbctt.
March 4, 1870.
STATE SEcUnIrIEs-South Carolina, old,
s4@S6; do new, co.'s; do, rcgist'd stock,
ex int GI79.
CITY SEcuRITrEs-Augusta, Ga, Bonds,
@s4; Charleston, S. c. Stock, Tex or init
667; do. Fire Loan Bonds, @75; Co.
lumbia, S. c. Bonds, @T0.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Blue Ridge first mort
gage) 50@ Charleston and Savannah,
G0a Charlotte, eolumba and Augusta.
@90; Cheraw and Darlington, MSO;
Grcenville and Columbia, (lst morD 76G) ;
do, state guarantee) 64G Northeastern,
80 a. (; Savannah and Charleston, list
mort) GDS0; do, Estate guarantec) @}6S;
South Carolina, Gs3; do, 75; Spartan
burg and Union, 65i.
RAILROAD SToCKs-Charlottc, Columbia
and Augusta, @55; Greenvilc and Column
bia, 2G1 ; Northeastern, 7@8; Savannah
and Charleston, % f9 South Carolina,
(whole sharcs) GA; do, (half do) - (y
EXCHANGE, &c-Ncw York Sight, ! off par;
Gold, ll6@lls; Silver, 1lO@ll2.
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'THK GESsrs.--The census of the State,
sHadc in 1869, is published. In 1860
she total population of the State of all
colors and classes was 7o3.7os. ln
1869 II was 6Gl ,Oss showing decrease
during the last nine years of 42,6o9 in
habisanls.
TAassosal popuiuessa Of OrmgsSurg
Coupty ii 1860 was, 1895 in 1869 it
WIS ;26 an increase of / ,3O9 colored
inhabitants and Of 637 whites.
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Revsls the colorcd U. S. Seuator from
Mississippi has taken his seat in the
Senate. The Viee-President had to
restrain expressions of delight in the
galleries. After the adjournment the
crowd rushed enthusiastically around
him to congratulate and admire him.
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"A N ORDINANCES no DE.
IN .-TEi,T LII iEIT TR- n nINli fiR slPl,n

"A n ORDINANCE no DE.
IN TECT ILLICIT TRADING OF. BEEf
in the Corporate Limits of orangcburg Viz
lagc, S. c.:
SECTION 1. That from aud after the 5rh
day of July, 1869, each and eyory individual
Offering BEEF within the Corporate Limita
of Orangcburg Village. either for Barter os
Sale, shall bring with said Beef or Beevss.
the leads in good condition, which II .sd or
Heads shah be taken to tile Once uf rhe
Clerk of Council, where shall b. kept a Reg-
istratioa Book for the purpose of Reeordibg
therein. the Flesh Marks Ear Marks ana
other Marks pertaining 10 identify.
. SEc. ,. That said Marks and Identities
pertaining to each Head. az Recorded by The
Clerk. shall be prinG faeia evidence ia ques-
tion OF dispute.
SEC. 3. That each and every instance
of wilfaily neglect TO rcport the Markh
of each Bcef's Head to the Clerks Office
or shall leave the Corporate Limits
without Reporting the Marks, &c., as in
Section lst of this Ordinance is prescribed,
shall be considered Violation of this 0rdi-
nance, and the party so offending shall. for
each and every offencj. be fined ia the susa
of not less than oae (l) Dollar nor more
than Twenty (2Q Dellars, at the disereiion
of the Council.
Sgc., 4. The Informant of encl and every
offence shall he entitled TO half the Fines
collected; the other half TO GO 10 the bcnefs
of the Cooperation.
SIC. 5. That all Ordinances or part Of Or
5dinances contrary or repngnant 10 this il
hereby Repealed.
L. ). oLIvEEos, Clerk.
july 10 oam An
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During the last performance at the
theatre, in Savannah, last week, an ad-
mirer Of the actress who assumed the
leading part threw at her feet, not bo-
quet of flowers, bu. handsome set OF
fns.
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A Atciograph operator, WAC aad seat
n message to a Norwalk family to meet
an expected visitor at the depot with
the ahorse," blunderingly substituted
the word "hearre," and on tho arrival
of the train the visitor found that de-
sired vehicle awaiting to transport him
20 bis destination.
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The State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF oRANGEBURG.
In the Court of Probate.
Petition for Partition.
EK Pnrtc \
Thomas Williams. :

EI Pnrtc u
ct. ux. et nj.
1t tnppenring to my satisfaction that Thom-
as NJ. Williams, Lewis Williams and Law
renee Williams three OF the Defendants in
this case. reside without the Limits of this
State. On motion of Mcssrs DeTrevillc and
S'strupk for Petitioners, il is ordered That
that the said Thomas VI. Williams, Lewis
Williams and Lawrence Williams do, within
forty days from the publication of this order.
appear, plead, answer or deinur to said pcti-
tion or judgment, pro eonfrsso mill he entered
against them. THAD. C. ANDREWS.
February ., 1870. Judge of Probate.
feb 40
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B6r TO ALL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
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securing at once an AaENnY for the Best and
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/ GENUINE IMPORTED
NORW A.Y OATS.

SamIiies Sent Free ia Farnuers. ~ I !
E'RoaI 100 to 5l3O bushels grown 10 tl.s J
II acre, Weighs fren, 10 10 40 pounds to !,
the bushel. ~
This Oats has been grown on every variety
OF soil, aud in every State of the Union. with
the most perfect success =
HhegSrain is reyy large piYmb andhandsoga..
has q remarkable thin h;sk aud ripcns earlier
than the common varieties
The straw is bright clear, stout. AMI net
liable to lodge, is perfectly clear Of snss; aads
gror*s srom to s feet high.
We have both the White and Black Sor-
way, both the same price and equally pro-
ductive.
Weswil sead one qucrt of.he above Oats ts
any address post pad fos...............Si.ov 90
Two quarts, post paid. d.....................ss2U 90
One peck sent by express or freight. SO co
Half bushel, 20 pounds. .S6.eU
One bushcl 40 pounds. 500,
CAUTION. ReSS> We wish IL distinctly un-
derstood that this is not a light oats, weigh.
ing 2S 10 - lbs. raised in Se,y England, AMI
sold under the name of No,,vay. but inn ported
Seed, every bsshel guaranteed TO weigh q,
lbs, or the money rcfsnded.
n Samples of both kinds rent free for a three
cent stamp Also Circulars aud Testimonials
Address all orders TO-, \. T.. BOYER & Co., !
Parkesbars Chester Co., ~
Jan 20 y 37 asa
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Docks for Farmes~ and saoch

k)OOks eor FaraMeSSs and Stock
I'D BREEDERS.-Bound Volumes of the
AMERICAN STocK Journal for 1868 cauiain-
ing 38i large double column pages sent post
paid for................. .................Sl.5 so
Bound Volumes of the AMERICAN STOCK JorR-
NAL for 1869, containing 3Si pages, sent
post paid for 81. 90
The Dairymaos' Manual sent post paid
Ior.. .25cts.
The llorsemans Manual, sent post paid -
The Hog Breeders Manual - :. ..s
Ike Sheep Breeders Manual, .25
The Poultry Breeders Manual "" 20 -
The whole five Manuals sent post paid to one
address for......... 81. 90
Agents wanted to ;rhom liberal inducements
will be offered. Address
n. p. BOYER s Co Publishers.
Parkesburg, Chester CO., Pa.
jan 90 t.' 8m
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DIR. OLIVEROS'

DIN. OH V EROS'
TREsH GARDEN SEEDS SUCH AS
II Onion Sets, Cabbage, Turnips, Raddish,
Beet, Beans, Carrot, Celery, Collards Corn,
Cucumber, Egg Plant, Kohl Rabi, Leek, Let
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per. Satisfy, Quash, Spinach. Tomato, &c.
DIR. OLlVi RIOS respectfully calls the at
tention of the public to his VARIED and
WELL SELECTED Stock of MEDICINES
whice he warrants pure end reliable.
His loug experience in the dispensing and
com2ounding Of Medicines warrants him in
saying that oil those of his own manufacture
are guaranteed pure in every particular.
Il. j. OLIVEROS, NJ. D.,
jan Druggist and Pharmaceutist
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FLNOgO "a T..
sATuRDAY, MARoH s, 1870

THE oRANGEBURG NEWS rs
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED
IS oRANGEBURG COUNTY, AND
PAYS wEEELY VISITS TO
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
IN THE OUNTY.
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e66- Correspondents must bear in
Esind that in no case will we publish
communication unless the name of the
writer accompany it.
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lPECTAL.-sAll Legal Advcr-
- EASEMENTS must be PAID FOR in
ADVANCE, unless the OFFICERS from
whom IL comes win hold himself RESPONSE
BLK for II. ~ ~
oct l6 "
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ANOTHER GIANT STRIDE has been made in chemical
science. PHALoE's VTTALIA, OR sALvATIoN FOR THE
HAIR is an astonishing improvement all preparations
restoring the natural color of hair heretofore
known. II is pelluoid, COOLING Impd, inodorous, and
failing, and has sediment Sold By all druggists
and fancy goods dealers.
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THE DHUYvETTER Conference.-The sale
of this fine collection Of American and foreign
paintings will commence this evening at half
past seven o'clock, at the Art Gallery of B.
Scott, Jr., No. 1117 Chestnut street. Some of
the best artists of the French Belgian, Dussel-
dorf, and American schools are represented, and
the standard of excellence is much higher than
is usual in paintings offered at auction. This
will be a rare chance for those who wish to
secure works Of undoubted merit to adorn their
homes, and as the picture season is near It's
close 1t is not likely that such an opportunity
will offer again. MIR. D'Huyvetter is a
connoisseur of taste and experience, and
his acquaintance with the principal
artists on both sides of the Atlantic gives him
facilities for securing frst-rate pictures that few
collectors possess. Mr.. D'Huyvetter guaran-
tees that every painting in the collection is
original as represented, under forfeiture of ten
per cent. of the purchase money, and two
months time will be allowed for procuring the
proofs, the purchase money being deposited in
the hands of Jay Cooke & Co., subject to the
order of the auctioneer. The catalogue of the
paintings contains the names of some of the
best known and most popular works of the day,
and the pictures themselves are we'll worth in
spectiDg even by those who have no intention
of purchasing.
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SUITS.
CHAnEs STOKES, No. s2i ohesnut street.

Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the jeweller at No. s.
Second street, has of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
He has also on hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold out below COST preparatory to removal Those
who purchase at this store the time certain
to get the worth of their money.
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Singers FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalmenta.
o. Il. DAVIS, No. 80 Chestnut street.
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pany, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence No. sOI Noble street, on
Thursday morning. the 2ist instant, at 81 O'Clock.
WRTGHT.- the 10th instant, FRANK p. WRIGHT,
son OF Louisa s. and the late James A. Wright in the
18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends and those OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices, at the residence OF his mother, No 1874 N.
Eleventh street, on Tuesday evening at IN O'Clock.
Funeral on wednesday morning at O'Clock. To
proceed to Hartsyille.
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o. Il. DAVIS, No. 80 Chestnut street.
WANAMAKER Browns BOYS SUITS. SO UP.
Wanamaker d Broions Garibaldis and Bisplarks
WandDlaker dt Br0ioR's Business Suits, so up.
Wandmdker II BrOon's CheSterfelds.
WdndHdktr Cf Broion's Reto Styte Walking Goats.
Wdndmdker d BTouHs Dress Sacks.
Wunanlaker &c Brolon'S Light OUercodts.
WdnanidLer Cf BrOioH's Spring OUercOnts, Sc.
Wanamdker e BroioH's Black Suits, Sl7up.
JyandIaaker &c Broton's Melton Suits, $i6 tgp.
Vydndmaker d BrOnHs Youths Ches,erfeids.
Handmaker &c BrOWn's Youths Metropolitan Sacks.
Jyana1naker 6 BrOcn'S Black Dress ftInts, So mp.
Wdndmaker 6 BrOten's Black Dress Vest, 83 up.
Wdnamaker d Broon's CieTggmen's Suits.
YanaBdker 6 BrOirn's sin, faced Cheserfelds
Wdnamaker Ct BroUn'S Register Walking Goats.
RdnamGker f BrODn'S Pdetot Street Coats
Wanamaker d BrOlon's Harris Cashmere Suits.
VaudmdkeT E BrOtrn's Neo Style Boys JDcketS
Wanamaker 6 Bro,oi's Blue Sack Coats Sl0up.
WdndmdkeT 6 BTOon's EUeTy-day Pants, $3 up.
Wanamaker 6 BrOlon's SiUk-IniIed Suits.
Matchmaker 6 BroicR's Boys Dept first floor.
WdHanaher t BTou's Custom Department. the largest in
Philadelphia.
s. r. corner Sirth and Market
s. H. corner Sirth ard Market.
eW- OAK Hail.
Ca OAK Hai
rE- OAK Hail.
eE-CARD-snce last FAN we have secured the two
iron building equal in size to former building
making OAK HALL TWICE AS LARGE AS BE
FORE in order TO accommodate the great mass OF peo
pie who have become customers We invite all our
customers with their neighbors and friends, to
arly visit to mammoth buildings and TO in
0'' '0N' WANAMAKER BROWN,
OAK HALL
CLOTHING EsFA ABLISHMENT,
Nos. 532, 53i, and 636 MARKET Street,
and Nos. /, 3, ., ", and l3 g. SIXTH Street.
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DIED.

BoYoR.-MARTHA ANN BoYoE daughter OF John
and Mary Boyee, aged IS months.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock, from No BAL Front street.
above Pine.
JAMIsos .-on Fourth month, 18th instant, 1870
WILLIE F., son OF John and Deborah N. Jamson
aged year II months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral service Fourth
day evening, the goth instant at g. O'Clock, at the
res dence OF his parents No. Dos Wood street. To
proc eed to Quakertown on Fifth-day morning, the
2lst instant, In the O'Clock train.
LLoYD.-On the 18th instant, TTLLIE IRVING, only
daughter OF Hugh and Jeanette M. Lloyd, aged 8
years and month.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited TO attend the fuhera, from the resi-
dence OF her husband Darby, Delaware county, Pa,
on Thursday, April II, at O'Clock p M. lnterment
at Woodlands Cemetery.
MARTN.-0n the 10th instant, JAMES MARTIN, in
the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
Board OF Directors OF the Mechanics Insurance Com
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CITY s'TEH1S.

MEMS CLOTHING.
YoU1H's CLOTHING.
BoYL' CLOTHING.
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HAVING secured the services of the best workmen Nv
are prepared despatch all orders entrusted to with
promptness satisfactorily those favoring Car.
pets altered and put down, furniture reupholsered
covered and vanished, bedding overhauled furniture
slips cut and fitted. ALBERTsoN Co.,
No l435 OHEsNUr Street.
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u DEMOVAL-MRS. e. HENRY, MANUFAC-
III turer of LADIES' Cloaks and Mantiias, finding her
late location, No. is North Eighth street. inadequate
her largely increased business, has removed TO the
Sonthasst cornsr NJ iNTH snd RSs Saa. ~ ba ne
she now Offers In addition TO her stock Of Oloaks and
Mantias, choice invoice Of Paisley DhAWls, Lace
Points and bAeQues - emk
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YoU1Hs CLOTHING.
BoYL' CLOTHING.
NEW SPRING STYLES
ALL KINDS.
ALL SIZES.
BET TER IN STYLE MAKE AND THAN OTHER
STOCK OF READY MADE GARHIESTs IN PHILADELPHIA
Ph1CEs ALWAYS GUARANTEED LOWER THAN 1HE LOWEST
EIsEwHEBE.
u.r,v,v n,-r,rrr,y BENNETT Co.,
t,1 :, ~ 9 ,pt, s,r,,,.,,ra TOWER HALL
AA N h-'N SAN "Ai'A'' 5l8 MARKET STREET,
To OoNsUMPTHE.-Let those who languish under
the fatal severity of climate through pulmonary
complaint those who in decided
by despair There is safe and remedy at
hand, and easily tried. "Wbor'A Compound of God
Liver Oil and Lime" without possessing the very nause
ating flavor the oil used is endowed by
the phosphate of lime with healing property which
ders the oil douby efcacious Remarkable testimonials
efficacy be exhibited to those who desire to see
them. For sale by A. b. Wilbor Chemist No l66 Court
street, Boston.
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The Theatres.

Last night Mr.. Clarke made his first appear
ance in this city after an absence of five years.
The appearance was at Booths Theatre, and the
characters were '"Toodles' and "Major de
Boots" familiar names aud individualizations,
that were greeted with overwhelming applause.
Mr.. Clarke has been accustomed for many years
to large and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS audiences, but he
was somewhat bewildered with the cordiality of
last night. This was particularly evident in the
speech he made at the conclusion of the first
play, reverting briefly to his hard-earned success
abroad IN. B. He did not sag it was hard
earned), and expressing the happiness he felt at
being confronted with old faces. l cannot say
that he is any funnier now than when last saw
him. What the critics mean by saying that his
acting has gained in breadth and rotundity, l
confess don't know. That he peases after an
interval of years. those whom he pleased then,
is very good criterion, however, that he has
acquired greater felicity aud not remained at a
standstill
Next Friday night Matilda Heron is to appear
as "Medea" at the Bowery Theatre The lady
dees not commence an engagement there as
some of her enemies would be too glad ia
report, but simply acts for one night as com
memorative both of her first appearance there
eighteen years ago and of a benefit to be ten
dered one of her old friends, who commenced
the theatrical career with her-Gertrude Dawes
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MAR HE'D.

R-BITTER.-On the 4th instant, by the Rev.
John Chambers, GRohGE w. ErTER TO Miss EMMA
BITTER, all OF this city.
EvANs-SNETHEN.-O the 18th instant, by Rev.
W. @. Robinson, No. 252 Y. Thirteenth street, Mr..
w. ID. EVANS TO Miss ADELAIDE w. SKETHEN, OF this
city.
G. Robinson, No. 252 N. Thirteenth street, Mr..
HARRY JoNRs TO Miss MARY G. REIsER, OF this city.
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MORE NOVELTIES
FOR SPRING.

FOR SPRING.
THE NEW STYLE VEST FOR
GENTLEMEN.
ENGLISH PAHTALooNs,
new style
and an endless variety
of elegant Coatings.
full line of
BANNoCKBURNs for
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RUBBER DIVERSIONS BOOTS for Men, Women, and
Children be had at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture old stand. No. sOs Oheznut
street, lower side,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-19

DRY FKEr.-The most eaectual way OF guarding ones
health keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use OF India Rubber and the noe-
ment season is upon U.S. would advise readers to
buy the best quality, which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. 33 Chestnut street. south
side, Philadelphia.