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PICK EP FEN GE.
knowEss the Tsrre Haute Picket Pence
II ls cheap aud durable, and an ornamen
10 the place where Il stands, An orders
promptly attended 70.
Factory, Cor. Division and CaRai sts.,
EvkEsvILLz. IND.
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FANCY GOOD8I

TOYS, NOTIONS, MUSICAL WARES,
Sew Novelties, sc for the FRli trade
" hOlesals AID retail, at the old stant, No.
Main 81. ocls-sml s a. e.. PUSH &c.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

Great Social Evils and Ab1ses,
Which interfere with MARRIAGES. with
sure means of relief for the ErTfug ana
Unfortunate, diseased and dsbllitaIed
Sent IA sealed letter snVelopzs. free Of
charge. Address HOWARD SANITARY
A ID AS90 dIATfOs, No. 2 south Mini
ST., PhilsdeiPhiai Pa. a qusllsasnd
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u GAAOChs
THE BASIS OF OWL SOCIETY. -Essays ioi
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
OF Marriage, anu the evils ana dangers OF
lIbAcy; with sanitary help Tor the at.
Lainment OF mans true position IN LIE.
sent nee, M sealed envelopes. address
HOXAhIs NrsftCf Hos, fox ?, Fhita
d.. Ola, p tfein deW5iu
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RRTTTNG MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEX, on social
Evils and the propriety or improprfety of
getting married, with sanitary help for
those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD AssocIArIoH, Box p
Philadelphia. Pa. sepI9-dAw3no
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Employment for Al.

q Oh SALARY PER WEEK. and
srOO expenses, paid to A gents 20 sell
our new and useful discoveries Address
3. SWEET & CO, Marshall, Mich.
HTENg MEDICAL PAMPHE FL
AZ Seminal, Physical and Nervous De-
btl1ty. its effects and cure Prlce p cents.
Address SECRETARY, Museum OF Anat-
OlaY. 6iS BrOaaERaY. EaNR York
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Every One his Own U0cttr.
a private Instructor for 10 ArTIed persons
or Laose about 10 be msrrisi, EOtr male
and female, in everything cOEcerufLg the
physiology and relation OF our sexual
s. stem, and the production ana proven
ton 81 OnsprfDg, including al the new
discoveries never befBre given tn flIe Eng
lsE language D NJ M YOUNG a. -.
work. IL is written 10 plain language Tor
the general reader, and ~ illustrated With
numerous eu cravings. Ali young married
people, or those contem plating marriage,
and having the least tunpedtmen 10 Iaitr-
ried life, shOEld read this book. 1t dis
closes secrets thar every one should be
acquainted with; stu IL Is boob that
N uBt be locked up and not lie about the
house. II viii be sent TO any address on
receipt of nfty cants. Address DR. WA,
YOUNG, No. 4l6 spruce ST., above Fourth,
philadelphia. W0V22-Gnn
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Donlr Wastl Fime I'D Lab1r

By using up an o,d Ike Send 81 so TO
LIPP1NCOIT & BLACKWELL, Pittsburg,
Pa, and they will send at1p top Axe, Tx
pEessage paid. Hail q day lost IA grind
fuu win Tins ha ynd
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UAIb5u 0Lal51 MdEaIaI oHIUl
10 Y FAEAUE OF An ENuEHL00U-
etory decree rendered hv the Dlstris.a
Court Of the United states Tor the uIstr ief
OF Indiana Ia cause No. ,Gl2. fla adm Dr. aftr
against the GteaLub boat fDommnrciai 20 her
tackle furniture, &c, wherein William
knight and Others composing the crew
OF said steamboat urs MbeLnnFe. moon 4
cause Of subtraction OF vvaree civil AND
maritime, Will on wednesday, the mn
dag OF January q, ID. 1871, on board SASH
steam boat lying az the wharf 40 the port
OF Evansville, Ia said District, offer for
sale at public auction, TO the highest bid
der, the said steamboat "CommerciaI.f -
her boilers, engines, machinery. tackle
apparel furniture and boats.
BEN. GPOONEH, Marshal u. S..
BY v. 5 BfGELOW. Denutv
CHAs. BIZ. MARSH, Proctor FOR Llbeuanfs.
IndinnRpOlls, December 2l, IS70.
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5OMEIHIN9 E1R Y6kHB0Dl.

q
"a r 8GAALhl eAEE sEta1 FEEEalE. & Ea-
-. TON STORE, can be found, baaId6f
the largest anc best assorted stock 81
Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Medicine
Wines In the West, the following liTt of
SEECIALTIES:
GgponRea and Channels Skins
TSoMadeB and Toilet Powders.
EXTRACTS, CoIognes, and Toilet Waton
EGoudray' saohet Powders.
Tndla Rubber syringes and Breast Pump
h kinds or Combs and Hair Brushes
r aides ana eontlomena Pocket Boozs
FTyooth, Nail, and Flesh Brushes.
Tnk stands ana Match safes fos the
n pocket
WrNnglish, French, and American oiIet
fE1 Soaps.
q houlder Braces, Truases. and H.
~ ers.
Am Of the. above articles wli SOLD al
RkMEAf Der THE PLACE,
CORNER MATN AND SCION Sis.
is3 sm
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Tbe HeaIiru P0OL

y - ~ - = = = =
EE8sA Us FOR YOUNG MEN, Vho
"a have fallen into Vleious heblts, and
now desire a higher life, and bette
MANHOOD, with &c tain means OF relief
for the AFFLICTED. Eens in sealed letter en-
Telopes, 1Toe OF charge, Address, 10 '.
ARD ASSOCIATIONS. Box P, PaILADEI.-
a
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Cherry Pect0ral TrocI1es

Are periOr TO all others for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Bronchial and lung difficulties,
are exceedingly palatgoie, nave none OF
that naaseatIng horrible Cubeb taste. are
very soothing AMI act like a charm; MIN
tsterss Singers and public Speakers viii
md they are especially adapted TO the
voice. Sold by Druggists. Also
RUSHTO&'s5 IT. VI COD LIVER OIL.
for Consumption and ScrOfula; use no
other.
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a CARD.

a Clergyman, while residing in South
America as a missiOnsry, discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the Cure OF
Nervous " eakness, Early Decay. Diseases
OF the Urinary and Seminal gJrganR and
the whole train of disorders brought on
by paneful and vicious habits. Great
NUMBERS have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire 10 benefit
the an1leted anu unfortunate. viii send
me recipe for preparing 2ad using this
medicine N sealed envelope. to any one
Eho needs IL. FREE OF CHARGE, Address
Joseph L. ISAAE, station D. Bible
House, New York City.
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HELMBOLD'5
IF luid Extr ct
BUCHU

Is the great DIuretle, and is certain cure
fOrdiseases Ofthe Bladder, Kidneys.Gray
Dfopsy, Organic Weakness. Female Conn
plants. General Debility. and ali diseases
0, the Urinary Organs. whether existing
in Male or Female, from whatever cause
originating. and no matter OF how long
standing. 49,
II no freshmen. IS submitted to, Con-
sumption or Insanity NAV ensne. Our
nesh and blood are supported from these
sources. aud the health and happiness.
and that Of POsterity. depends ppon
prompt use OF a reliable remedy.
BelmboId's Extract Buchu, established
upward of nineteen years. prepared by
H II. HeImbOId,
Druggist, 59l broadway, New YORK, and
lc4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
PRIcE-s1.25 per bottle. or six bottles for
$3.50, delivered to any address. Sold by all
Druggists everywhere.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
A sixteen.page weekly. devoted TO Me-
CFTANICs, MANI FACTURES, INVENTION
CHEuIsTRY, ENGINE BRING, ARCHTrlCI
ruRE, and POPULAR SCIENCE. Fun OF
splendid Engravtngs. Terms 50 90 q year
Specimen number sent free.
ddress MURN a 90
dsel5-d& W3m 81 Park Row. NJ
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FER MOTH PATOsEs, TRRCKtEs

USE "PERRY'5 MOTH aHd FRECRLE
LOTION" the only Reliable and HafIn.
less Remedy for removing brown dtscSl.
oratiOus from the Face. Prepared Oy DR..
B. O. PERRY, 49 Bond Street. n. Z. Sold oy
Druggists everyRhere. aDrl -6m
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For Comedonee, Black-worms or 6rrbs
Ptmply EruptiOns and biotched disdgura.
tiOns on the face, Use PerFY's Comedone
and Pimple Remedy, Sold By 81 Drug
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1920 USE THE .HEGEEABLE 1Q7n

4 y
4OSVPUL HOEAREY RALSAM. s,lo ~
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,
consumption. Nothing -BstteT." CUFLER
BRos. a Co., Boston.
HPHAM'S DEPlLAB DIX row
~ DER.-Remoyes .superhuous hair in
hue minutes without injury to the skin.
sent by m all for 81 p.
UPHA AIS ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent parpxysms in nee
minutes and Effects speedy cure. Price 81
TIE J4PANEsE HALa STAIN
COlOrE the WHISPERS and hair a beautiful
BLACK or BROWN. Il consists OF only one
preparation. IS cents by mall eEszress
=. q. UEdA n NO. al Jayne street, PhilR-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by
all Druggists.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEHY-
Prizes caShed and information furnished
6y GEO. UPHAM, Providence. &. I.
4OE A WEEK sALARH!-Y Young
"a 81 men wanted as local and travel
Ing statesmen: Address with stamp X. III.
WALKER, "a Park Row, N. Z.
$50 A DAY, sure. LATFA & co, Pitt, >
burg, Pa
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PTWpLEa Og TUe FACE.

JOHN z. HENRY,
8 COLLEGE PLACE, NEW YORK,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
daoFa 5-Iu
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United staI8s MaT5haTg sac.

Attest: j. ID. HowrANn. t5ierir.
CHAs. II. MAHsTT Proctor FOR Tfheuaut.
declaG
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dress Ma ONIG PUB. CO. AL BrooEas
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

in Texas has been done under an
other charter and a. different
name. -.elsFa
publicly assert here that their
stock has no value that the
whole matter is a fraud, and that
the whole benefit to be derived
from the same is by a favored
few, who, like Gen. Fremont. can
afford to board at the Arlington
House and pay $4,000 per an
mum for the same.
And would further state that
the name of the writer Of this is
at the service of any one interest
ed in, the same-that he is a man
of property, and challenges any
contradiction of the facts asserted;
that all the statements made are
susceptible of proof. and will be
laid in due time before the Con-
gress of the United States. faSSr
e--zs - a,g,z =4--a ->s-sE GROI4.l
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

The Shaster, or Hindoo Bible,
forbids q woman to see dancing,
hear music, wear jewels, blacl1en
her eyebrows, eat dainty food, sit
at a window or view herself in a
mirror during the absence of her
husband; and allows him to di-
vorce her if she has no sons, in
jures his property, scolds him,
quarrels with another woman or
presumes to eat before he has
flushed his meal
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

ILLEGAL BoDIEs.-The Radical
press contend that the Georgia
Senators were not legally elected,
because the Georgia Legislature,
after the expulsion of negro mem
bers, was not a legal body. Do
they admit that the acts of Illegal
bodies are illegaI7a If SO, what
dc they say of the ratification of
the XVIII Amendment by Indi-
ana? What do they say of all
the notifications by Southern
States7 What do they say of the
acts Of Congress itself for the
last four years,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

Sir Walter Scott's old Edin-
burgh home -s sdear 80 North
Castle street," as he used to call
1.-THE house in which "Waverly''
was written, where he resided for
twenty-five years, and with which
he parted with such deep sorrow,
is now in part an attorneys Office
and in part a lodging-house.
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Will the Legislature Of Geor-.
gia adopt the XVIII xAmendment1

Will the Legislature Of Geor-
gia adopt the XVIII l&mendment1
Virginia has been defrau1esl, her
professions of Loyalty are detidcd,
and promises, on which her &C.
ton was based, are unfulflled.,
Other exactions are tobe imposAd.
Radicalism would take q bondsof
fate, overthrow all systems and
violate all pledges, actual an inn
piled, in dealing with 6outhesn
States. Insview of these facts, it
is possible that the Stato Of GeOr-
gia may be wholly uflmanage4bk.
The people have learned sthat
nothing is to =be gained ct tie
hands Of. Radica1ism by self
Iabasement, by kissing the rod
that smites, or by t1aat trucnIenca
which caused Democracy in Mis-
isissippi to robe itsef in the Geat-
off garments Of Repnblicaniern.
1T rests with Georgia to aocapt
or reject the XVIII AmendMent.
BY her action the fate OF thjs
in Legislation fnnays1sa
determined. Georgia may, fhetesa
negro suffrage on the whole ED-
ion, or extirpate the foul abomi-
nsstion. Bullock having recon-
vened his piebald Legislators, may
find it difficult to gather aqsosstm
when the, great issue smustsssl.o
determined. IF it-be possihlAs the
people of Georgia viii $upeiy
Fevatle the necessity Of becofnfng
responsible to the whole connety
for that thorough transfOrinAsSoa
of our system of govcrnnaentsin-
voived in the adoption sof .this
pending amendment. : ,.,,s..ssw
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

Earrings representing butter
flies, hoptoads, snails and birds of
paradise are both unique and
fashionable.
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MISSISSIPPI. - .. a ppoiNteR-
The first paragraph Of Gonxfal
Orders No. go, issued Dec. d,
from Headquarters Fourth. NH
Etary District, Department of Mis-
[sissippi," at jackson. reads tlas
I. The following named persona
are hereby appointedz TO otac0 In
Mississippi: 4&&f %ss4@ ssaS
James L.,Alcorn, Goveruor.z
James Lynoh, Secretary ofStaee,
vice Henry Mtlsgroye, whose res
|ignation is hereby accepted.
Henry Musgrove, Auditor of
Public Accounts, vice Thomas e.
Swami, whose resignation is,here-
by accepted. .s4..s.gs. 5xsss
Joshua s.. Morris, Attorney
General.
1T will be observed tlat Ridgley
@. Powers, Lieutenant Governor
elect, Wm. H. Yasser, Treasurer,
and Henry r.. Pease, Superia-
tendent of Public Education, are
left out. Why were not all seat
ed by ..orderf" ~.
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p TExAs.-It is understood that
the President will sustain Gen6r-
al Reynolds order for an election
in the two counties in Texas that
did not vote in the recent State
but leave the military
commander to make up tho OIL
cial result, and forward ito
Washington for submission to
Congress. The State is so much
in doubt that there is q lively
telegraphic inquiry from mem bers
of. both parties to know what the
official action of the President
will be. If the vote of these two
counties is counted, their result
will elect Hamilton (Conserva-
tive) for Governor, by about four
hundred majority; and if it is
thrown out, Davis will be elected
by about the same vote. . q
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Tnas,snt savsst,.enents nust - sssa ssr a.
Ss Charged double regular advertsaieS rss-s.
esherwiee ssdsss will be iassrssA . saA
NoffAetiFasS q seuaros ooaDAsds a sseA. bot tAsy
viii he ohAxeod - Wbole oquases N ovesy iDStaDae
advertisenento - - - gEp-
/. 81 P1ofsslosal sssss - psr asssn;s .s.aAe
= 49, - - ''. :. - .s,i ba1gs;sY SERfBE
7.gl~'- O. ~ Aexxf41,ss;; ;;sssss sg-s&
The fdllowise AHpats ssotsasAssissA - - ~
,'' -''.1' sssEs - Ezsss&E2&a
Tardrew 4 Co.. New Ycrk.
Wharton &CS;.....-.-.--.-...-.-.s New O.seons.
McIntyre q Co.. - ."
Frank Michanx.- --.---..-.....SSE
John anney,.
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Georgia.

named. Section second provides
that all persons belonging to the
Assem- bly,, besides taking an oath,
required by the constitution of
Georgia, shall make oath that he
has never held the office Of Sena-
tor or Representative in the Uni
ted States Congress, or been a
member Of the legislature Of any
State of the United States, nor
held any office created by law for
the administration of any general
law of a State, nor held any Office
in the military or naval service of
the United States and thereafter
engaged in insurrection or rebell-
ion against the United States, or
gave8aid and comfort to It's enc
mics, except in consequence of
direct physical force; also TO swear
that he has been relieved by act
of Congress of his disabilities, as
provided for by act of Congress.
:. Any one taking this oath false
'ly will be. visited with the pains
and penalties, upon conviction of
perjury. -@sE
Section fifth provides for the
punishment of persons who shall
prevent any persons who are
qualified from participating in
the proceedings of the Senate or
House Of Representatives. Sec
ition sixth is as follows: 2fs +
And be it further enacted, That
it is hereby declared that the ex-
=clusion Of any person3ora persons
elected. as, aforesaid, and being
otherwise qualified, from partici-
ipating in the proceedings of said
Senate or House of Represents
'tives upon the ground Of race,
color or previous condition OF
servitude, would be illegal and
revolutionary, and is hereby pro-
hibited.- .........-...-..s.,....,
- Section Z. And be It further
enacted, That upon the applicac
stion ofsthe Governor of Georgia,
the President of the United States
shall employ such military or ma
val forces of the United States AS
may be necessary to enforce and
execute the provisions of this act.
Section 8. And be it further
enacted, That the Legislature
shall ratify the XVIII amendment
proposed to the Constitution of
the United States, before Sena-
tors and Representatives from
Georgia are admitted to seats in
Congress. s- -
-. ..-HF
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HAVING determined to settle permanently
Ii in Monroe for the purpose of practicing
opposite the southeast corncr of the public
square, in the house lately occupied by the
Land Office, at all hours. My.family will live
IN the same building. Having had a very
large experience in all the different branches
Of my profess sion, the treating of children's
teeth and all the diseases of the teeth Of adults
and the extracting Of teeth and arranging ar
eihcial teeth; 1 feel justified in saying that
AN prepared to do anything in any department
al my profession as we'll as can be done any
S-r. N. F. McCRAW.
Jan. 9. 1869. nl6:tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

A boot-black stand in New
York hotel ia worth 81 dav.
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Miss Julia @. Addington has
lately been elected to an office, in
Iowa, which, the constitutions of
that State expressly determines
shall be filled by O ssmale." She
assumes it's duties under ipstruc-
tions from the Attorney General.
who decides that she is 'smale,n
The term, as used in the constits-
tien, he says, is merely a generic
one, and includes all sexes. -
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-08

B ,rnum does not grow in grace
as he grows Older He, seems to
be as great a rascal as ever. When
the Cardiff giant was dug up, Bir.
mum went to Syracuse and offered
to buy an interest in that sculp-
.tured swindle--they say he offer
ed fifty thousand dollars for a
quarter interest in it-but the
owners declined to sell. Where :
upon, Barnum ordered Of Otto, q
Syracuse sculptor, six plaster fac
SMILES of the giant, which were
speedily made, and are on exhibi-
ton In different cities,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31

The ACADEMY OF Music on SATURDAY NIGHT.
The double bill on Saturday night drew to the
Academy OF Music an audience large enough to
fill fairly every part of the house. The great fea-
ture of the evening was rne 'Paul Pry'' OF Mr..
Bishop, who made in that character one OF the
decided hits OF the season. Peas OF laughter
greeted his coming in and going out, and at the
end OF the play, loud cries for Eihop brought the
inimitable humorlst before the curtain. Mr..
Bishop is always fresh and new, his business is
marvellous, and taking him all in all, it will be
precious long time before Charleston sees his like
again. Miss Blanche Chapman as "Phebe," !" and
Miss Ella Chapman as "Eliza," played with their
accustomed spirit, and Mr.. Hastings, Colonel
Hardy,) gave capital rendering OF the role OF an
inconsequentla irascible, yet easily-fooled old
man. This was the first appearance OF MT.
Hastings in Charleston and he will prove, we are
sure, valuable addition to the company.
In "Kenilworth,r Mr.. Bishop out-did himself,
although We still think that his great powers are
shown to best advantage in unmiXed comedy.
Leicester blanche Chapmanl was bewilder-
ingly nice young man. The legs OF Mr.. Kennedy
fsTrevian,1 became absolutely fendish In their
contortions during his burlesque dancing. This
gentleman, by the way, is always up to his work,
and always does it well. "Yarney" was made
but little of, but the ''circus burlesquc" brought
down the house. The singing was very good
throughout The Chapmans,-"the tulips of the
stacen-were encored in "M' appari tutt' amor,'
and "Shoo Fly" was also encoret. AS VIC have
said before, the dresses in this piece border on
the gorgeous, what l''ere Is Of them, and the
scenery Is both pretty and appropriate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31

THE REGULAR C0MEDY.-Th Will
be pleased to learn that during the present week
Manager Ford will produce on the boards those
sterling comedies from Shakespeare and other
dramatic writer's that have always charmed the
rnblic The company has been increased by sew
eral effective actors who are thoroughly posted in
these plays. Bishop is as capitalin comedy as in
burlesque. with far better opportunity Of show
ing his powers, and the broad comicalties that
brought down the houses OF the past week will
now be succeeded by the regular comedies equally
as mirth provoking. Tonight we have Gold
smiths grand old comedy, "She Stoops to Con-
quer," five acts. This Is familiar to every thea
tire haouue, and will be rendered in superior
style by the present company. 1t has been many
long years since the Charleston public have wit
messed genuine comedy, and "She Stoops to
Conquern will certainly draw crowded house.
Shakespeare's "Comedy Of Errors'' is now In
preparation, and will be presented on an early
night. when Bishop will double himself and two
Dromios and two AItipholuses appear to the as
tonished audience.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-31

A NEW AND IMPROVED PAvEMENT.-The
Council Committee on Streets have now under
consideration the adoption OF new composition
for street and sidewalk paving, which bids fair to
excel anything OF this kind yet offered. 1t Is
known as the "vulcanite Cement" and Is equally
suitable for streets or sidewalks; has been in use
In Philadelphia and other Northern cities for some
time past, giving entire satisfaction, and just now
the Fairmont Park, in the city named, Is being
paved with it. 1t can be laid over cooole stones
bricks or any other surface, and In one hour be-
comes as hard Us granite, equally endurable, and
possesses the noiseless qualification of the Nichol
son pavement Our City Fathers, we are inform
ed, will have 1t tested at the great thoroughfare,
corner of Meeting and Broad streets, where the
incessant noise OF vehicles has frequently disturb
ed their quiet convocations. Dr. L. S. Flloert, o.
Philadelphia, is the proprietor and patentee Of
the yulcanite cement.