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SPECIAL Noutts.
A ISLANDER CONrRADICTxD.

CARD FROM LAWRENCE q. GoULDING.
Ny attention has been called to postal card circu-
lated by the Trow directory COMPANY stating that
portion OF GOuLDiNGs CITY DIRECTORY was can.
yatsed for IA April ana therefore coud NOT be relied
upon. ms statement utterly untrue, aud take this
OPP rtuu!ty ~ informing the puhc that the cinv1ss
for Ny DlECIORI was made IN May sill daill force
OF leS men-the largest force ever before
prectory anu was not completed until tue ISM OF
Ma., when II given 60 the printers have reliable
information that the Trow Company commenced tho
canvass for their Directory sevrra dsye before the Let
OF May with force Of ,niy 20 men, Besides, my
printers (ange, Little Coz engaged 100 skilful me-
ehanir. belonging 70 the Tlpogr ph'cal Ugion WHO
worked botn day and night On mi Directory The Trow
COMPANY uu the other hand had difference with the
Pruiers' UuiOn IN regard To sui Its members
fused to work for them TTOw, therefore, nccessi
tated TO employ un.klled mech luics tue majority of
them being BOlS and GIRLS. This acCounts for
lroN's delay ana will no douDt account for the many
edition.
II tins OLD MONOPOLY had but manifested tho
desire To meet the requirements OF tue puOc that
II now Goes u nirrrprcacut aud III align tn hOncst coin
petitOr 81 would have tuccerded III earn Tor Itself
better character than II seems to enjoy.
GOULDING'S CITY DIRECTORY viii be Issued
THIS NORM q, ana sod At tue re uerd lricr Of co.
LAMkkNCE q. GOULDIN0,
Proprietor and Publisher
OF Gouldlng's New lors CITY Directory,
49,, lSl, and 10 NASSAU At
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LAIGHT-BALDwfN.-At Milton, Mass, on Thurs.
day, MAY 25 at the Of George s. Cushing.
Eco. BY the Rev George Bennett Charles Laght, n.
d. OF tins city, 10 sarah d. daughter Of the late Ed
ward BALDWIN.
MAY Frs LFvENR AT the residence Of the brides
parents. the 2sth inst the Rev. Dr. ershon, Mr..
Aor.ham Mayers son Of Benjamin Il. MaJers, Eco, OF
III High st BrookBn TO Jeanne, daughter OF DenJs-
min Leycnc. q OF this city.
OGlLVIE-HACKETr.-O "wednesday. MAY II, 1870,
II the church Of tue RefornA ion BroOeyn by the
John q. Bacchus George L. Ogiiyie to Kate b. daugh-
ter Of the late Edward T. Hacaett oil OF brooklyn.
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rrrd lo.. .ales 1900 bale. closing at la esec for

vard lost sales 1890 bales closing at IL esec for
~ 11-32c. for September
suNDRIEs Naval stores were rather dull, but steady,
AZ 3lGJlfc for spirs turpentine. and f70Qf1SO for
eoim.n 10 good strained rosin Petroleum was quiet
hut about steady NJ essaSAfc for crude IN bulk,
aud ifi1c. for refined IN bills Ocean frciehs were
fairly aciive and generally VERY nrmi grain TO liver
pool by steam, Cd. o. ne provisions inCs5Oe ton
grain TO Londsn by sail, sa@SAd.. do. to Cork for
orders ~ ID qr DO to Stettin 7s. naphtha TO tho
United Kingdom, A. gl1l crude petroleum from Phila
lelphia TO havre, ~. whlskey was lower; sales 100
bols at ifasf 10 linseed sold to the extent Of
5000 bags Calcutta at 81 s5 gold, regular.
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To Depo.mors in the security saving. Bank.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-ST: Tue r.
ceyer VI the Security savings Bank declared div ideud
Of twenty hve per cent some two months slaee. |
heard yesterday that there something IKE one
depositOrs who had not called for and aso
that another dvdeni cannot be pld III III tne nrst Is
seItled up So would aGvise all those having accounts
with this ~ brng their boos IA, collect tt dN
dsn, and nave their books balanced, 50 that the he
eeiyeF may know Hvallabie tuuds he has TO
pa auotAer dividend with, and pay us 81 speedily,
80 ItIlNELANpER.
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SUPREME CoURT-CuAMBERs-N ~. "a, 100,
800 3G9 800 37O 371 379.
calendar.
kUPFKioR CoURr-SPECiAL IKRh-Nos. IA, ~.
CoURr or COMMON PLKAs-pdrt U,-Nos. 225e, 22bi,
e25 Z275. 2236 2277 225s, s.7a ESQ 22S3 $50 s2S
900 22g3 2g 29n7 22nS 2.Jp goo eaul. 2i09, 23u3
LOS 300 25u7 SOs, 23V0, 23Io s3li 23l4 23l5, 23ls,
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PoTTsvILLE May 3l.-Auother member OF the
Molly Mcguire band, john DOuohue, aias Yellow Jack
had preliminary he RUG this morning at Pottsvlo.
The principal witnessed against nm are from Phila
dephia detective agcucy, snd they propose TO show his
connection sin tue uurccr VI TONER james ~ Shen
Hndoah last year, ana Of imam Ihomas aud jessie
aud William Major near Mahanoy tly. lie was held
after the fact, aud u dcfaut VI 1900
bail MAS committed to PRISON to await IRA.
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WAsHiNGToN May 3l-'rhe President TO day
sent 10 he srna a.. nomination Of AfxAnacr r. Tut
ton % be Collector OF Customs iur the bsiret OF PA
gdcphia
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Steamship Rotterdam, Rotterdam, mdse. and pass
bteanshiD AlDemarle, Lewes. muse. and pass.
steamship Alsatia, Glasgow, indse and pass.
steamship Auguste Andre. Antwerp, mdse. and paaa.
steamship Columbus. Havana, mdsc. and pass
Snip Cornelius Gnnnell, London, mdse.
Bark Georgia, London, IN ballast.
AHOtne usual river an1 cDsstwise ve,set,
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MARINE INTELLI0ENoE. -,3-

uTrIATuRE ALHASAc-ruts DAv.
sun rscs... 30 sun SETS. "a Moon SETS. I 81
HIuH wArER-rHt~ DAY
SANDY Hook. a. Gov 1slana % 80 Hell Gate. 4 %
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The church and parsonage Of the African NJ.
f. Chnfeu IN Aiort-foVH, j., are Ia thr hanh- ui the
s rr.., ana Nu b. sod Oh MoAday next - satisfy a
lud.mcut Tor $500
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MU.FORp. Pa. MAY 3l.-Very destructive ARES
are r4 va. "a The mount between lHf lath tWtA'
anu Dc.lN .re tlYets ~ PIX county, Frrnsy aus.
ylAi amount II y-.L4Je timber has Deen destroyed
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8uslntss Notlt,s.

:, pr. G. w. Benson's Celery and Cha m omiIo
Pills are prepared expressly to cure hca
yous he adache dyspeptic headache neuralgia nervous
ntes, md tlecplcssuess, and viii any case Price
90 cents Once 100 SUrth Eutaw NJ baltimore, Nd.
JOHN +. HENRY Co. Agents, New YORK.
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One Man and Twenty.seven Horses harmed.

GENEVA, May 3l.-A Are broke out here at 2lO
A. Al. In he canal stables OF Il Knight when destroyed
them anG the Seneca House, ms &c. Two men we're
severely burned aud one man burned ~ death I~enY
seyen horses aud several hOgA were also burned lhe
iuse Il aDOut tl5,UOO.
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The process bv which MIX Of Mngnc.ia is
prepared enhances the medicinal virtues OF tue Magne
sia IA an apcricn tonic anu antacid for children.
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Remark n BILE succcsr.- effective new silk Elias
tic Truss, sold only by Elastic Truss Company, $50
Broadway, worn easy night aud day permanently cures
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This Ia the sea on ~ do H.. fake the great
bilious Teueay QuuAs Ilsn lea. irlcs ~ cenls-Aae
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Chrlstadoro's Hair Dye performs its. work
Instantly. safely. magnincenty Wholesale aud retail
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Buchan's Disiufcc,ing Soups Kill reaches,
bugs and all nsects-sure pop. Depot. So John st.
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Smiths New York Porter.

T. NJ. Stewart, the steam Carpet Cleaner.
S2o Seventh av. Send for circulars
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Act wisely aud examine. Pomeroy's 81 Elias.
tic Truss, ut 740 Broadway. before buJ any ether
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req. ,ryslted MIR. Bailey Yesterday. The
ceased millionaire Is striking aud could not but
~ h'ired 10 any one whe saw Mr., Stewart
uulWs M NE. lie Il Ike Mr. Stewart In bulld,
Hehh'l' aud voice, vs. we'll "a IN complexion aud
IVA 'f's 10, iu Lace, an I'M &c Of MN. The
EN'.i lell anfr mat II there was any alive Of
s'' stewart abput, this quiet looking old man
~ N'f hiif a. once addTes ed MN. Mr.. Bailey
.e.u.I WIN \. !. stew lrt = voice that he was
'oiNen h' biuod TO A. 4. stewart.
st"l"!teI JhlSe Hilton saya that Mr.. Stew
'a."vi mo .Iandtalher were only sons.
~, hi"1( Juups Hilton could hardly have
ss,l 1hal. lie knows better.
IL .IiDf Please to state your connection
WIZ 4, q. SlrWartf
NJ. l'lrl Nr. stewards grandfather, whose
pno "i' Ai'K nder Vas also N, Crane father
'"o' " ~ mother, MARY stewart. The state
~ ~ oi JNGse Hilton that A. . Stewart was
~ .p son ul Ne GandeT l. lrus.
a, ". u'l niarr"d 20 James Bailey, and
A." @ ~, I' ~ ~ StOneylOrd, county Of
'"' llel ha. Ny mother was t1cn living
NJ. '.l .,'rh I'd ga SluneYfurd, MS native
N W. ~ cred the Brush armN -- he
~ "'n h"-'n"ut II foo and my m ltner
h-. latH'rs 3, alexander stewart -
~. '"'h Vac NO StHl, Oh NV mother
?" glasgow. IN, iather al Inc lin being IA
~. DE- 100 Ih' IrAiI. lile nv mother
10, ~ " ih'tc ~ IS ffeq den, G Irr-,l ond-
il "eeh he and lhp etewarts at home in
e., o. A' an early aye, and, after a series
n.u ''.-' co.. .t,l, .,n lS3 mo ser Vcs Of
u '.i'f' Co., 500 Duun., .iari .nf por ~ ia
D. iur fEr1nr, lfOu Miguel.
$500, as lo.. "ho vrr.af. WIS very
~" A'-1ei had 1hs lnqalatton act up
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nAI-l.I,r CMIiRCu.

II IN Tug Y ITTWFT7TTVTIT NV "
cts Tor seats ON grand DtlcuuN or
reserved stats, IL For sale At
church Once, belh ~, And 0tu HN.
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8ti0iOas ylotlt,s.

NIOODN'S SERMONS and Prayer Meeting Ia
vi rcaI Dy a young preacher at AlhrOs Prayer aLu
lrlse Meetings, 1913 West 3dtn It. ,nkey lni N's.
lev. hymns, Win organ accompaniment ffliN7 ~
;,8O p NJ. All are welcome with books aud music
Please come earY. Ceuteuulai hymns before tue ser
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SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
100000
VIII be drawn on juno ., Prizes cashedi orders
filled, Information furnished Tree.
TAYLOR CO., bankers
No. II Wall IT,. w
, 1876-05-06
From tie Colonial Standard

Kingston was put under great excitement
on the nights of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday last by The occurrence o. several
bloody rows between the OOnatabulary and the
men Of the and West India Regiment s~ta,iOued
at Up-Park Camp. Even on Thursday and
Friday the excitement had but partially sue
oeeded and measures to prevent any fresh en-
counters had to be taken. Charges against
several of the soldiers who we're with difficult
ty captured, have been heard before the Police
Magistrate, who passed sentences Of imprison-
ment, with hard labour on some, and inflicted
fines upon others. There may yet be gravpr
charges against other soldiers, as two of the
Constables we're seriously injured and are nov
IL the Public Hospital,
Three things have been n lie evident t. us,
by these unfortunate ,srv..aiG namely,
first, the heads of the CuAsla5ulary are SUI
premely Indifferent to protection of the men,
secondly, that there Is great lack of authority
and discipline somewhere at Camp, and, third
ly, that there Is no efficient head TO watch
over the safely of Kingston. We have been
sleeping all along in happy security IN the
belief that We were under the protection. which
az British subjects and as we'll taxed citizens
we are entitled to, and we are now made aware
that the elements of disorder In the shape of a
f~eFocious and lawless ~soldiery smeulder in our
very midst, ready at any moment to burst out
With mad fairy, and that there exists no sufi-
cient power to divert the outbreak, or to sub.
due 1t should it come.
, 1876-05-06

sea ~ address Of well
come from the "iGz,rs. The Emperor,
however, has x sSed . strong desire
rlat he should be considered as a private
gentleman.
The Washington Ora 4 Jury vest, fIay
Indicted Ba5cock, with Harrirgton White
iy, and Miles, for safe burglary. In April,
1874, the District Attorney Harring o4's
safe was robbed to gaJ pa .ers connect j
with the frau Is By tn Washing on district
government Miss is c:,,4 " ! hav-
Ing cona1Itt4I The robbery by Wlutelg's
direcs 90, Whitley being The cajef Gov
eminent detective. Whitley ana Niles
now say that Harrington and Babcock got
them to DO H.. Miles is low IN Vermont
Penitrntiary Miles and Whitley are the
Governmsn MT witnesses. Harrington is
reported to have disappeared. Babcock
was yesterday released on $4,000 bail,
Ex-Governor Shepherd being ouo Of the
bondsmen.
There are $50, 900. 900 OF silver in the
Treasury and sub Treasures and enough
will be provided 10 redeem all the
fractional our.eacy as fast as it is
presen Ell.
, 1876-05-06

mannor, n question which It said would b
with il defamation and starvation" ough
be held responsible, If untoward resa..s
follow? No one can excuse or in any posi-
bic way, p%alliate the disgraceful and l'w
less acts that have been Ia.ely com
mitted, but VIZ say, they have no political
signifcetion, II sven they had a political
0Figin, then most a~8suredlY We say also, those
who have set al evil example Of violence
addition, and tpmult, are responsible tor the
consequences flowing from suoh acts 1t is
well known, and those who have FORGOTTEN
have only TO spend a little time IN looking
through the Newspapers published during or
JAMES WALKER's administration, aud it VIII
be seen, that as far back as 1868 he then IN
Termed the Secretary Of State that be found
great difficulty in REFRESHING the disturbances;
and that there had arisen IN the Island a sPl-
rt Of lawleGsnesB and disaffeotion which he
found considerable difficult in checking. That
the people went about from one Estate to ano-
Their, digging up provisions in large quantities.
The cause then given by Sir JAMES WALKER,
and as late as last year by the Editors OF the
West Indian, and Barbados I1mcs, for .his
dissffootion, and the uuwise action in mauy
sases of the Employers, since the lobougers have
refused 10 subscribe to their political opinions,
are the causes which doubtless produced the
disorders, which have been happily SO promptly
rspressed. It would not be prudent at this
moment to enter upon these questions. We
therefore abstain from oven publishing in our
columns, She articles above referred to but they
sre printed, and will be circulated in the mother
country only.
, 1876-05-06
THE UNITED STATES.

The Emperor of Brazil arrived at New
York on April Is in the steamer Helvetius.
The Emperor was received at the Lower
Bay by Secretaries, Fish, Taft, and
Robson, Admiral Rowan, and General
Hancock, who went to meet him in the
war steamer Alert. The Emperor decIin-
ed an invitation to go on board the Alert.
The Emperor was alse received by the
Brazilian Minister and Consult General.
, 1876-05-06
S G r A P S.

The p,o@action Of gold and silver in the
United States during 1875 was $80,8s9,2 37
(fI6, 50I,404). The silver amounted to
$~54,539,76t (911, l26,IlD, of which
more than $40, 0 1000 was produced in
Nevada. Of the $26, 349,479 les, 1915 1893
California produced Sic, 900, 900.
!. Frencbmou Learning tde English Ian
guago complained Of rho irreguIarity Of
the verb 30 "o' r,te present tense of
which SON wag ual written out for him
as follows I'll 80, th,u startest, he de-
parts, we make tracks, you cut sticks, they
skedodle."
, 1876-05-06

When the Alert returned to New York
s'e was saluted by the forts and vessels at
Choir, it being supposed that the En-
r was aboard, and the HeIvetius,
with the distinguished visitor, passed
unnoticed
The Emperor landed at the Steamers
Wha'f Brooklyn and was taken to tine
, 1876-05-06

England reviled, and sedltion of the most fla
grant character, freely uttered. From parish
to parish went these aroh-agitators, seeking to
inflse the virus of disaffection towards the
Sovereign, violence against her Representative.
and hatred Of the Government Of the Colony.
These meetings were persisted In, until the
mes, invited, urged,-aye, it -orn, even
paid By some Of the planters nd, AMI
, 1876-05-06
PR 0K M A

1LLE og Enhver der matte have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Kj6bmand og Planter john
Augustus Hill indkaIdes heryed med
6 Maaneders Varsel at anmelde Og
bevisliggj6re deres Krav for under
tegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den Iste Mai 1876.
c. SARAUW.
, 1876-05-06
WHAT HE DID WHEN He TRIED.

Long ago among the chorus singers of the
theatre OF Bergamo, Italy, was a poor tailor. who
modestly tried to use all his talents for the sup
port of himself and his mother. One day the
celebrated singer Nozari went 30 this tailor for
a pair of pansaloons. Noting tina: the poor
mans face was familiar. he made inquiries and
found ne belonged to the opera chorus.
, 1876-05-06

War A GENTLEMAN MAY DO, AND WAT
re MAY NOT Do.-He may carry a braoe Of
partridges, but not a leg Of mutton. He may
be seen in the omnibus-box at the opera, but
not Gu tbs box Of an omnibus. He may be
seen in a stall inside a theatre. but not at q
stall outside one. He may dust another per-
sons jacket. but mustn't brush his own.
He may kill a man in a duel, but he mustn't
eat peas with his knife. He may thrash =
eoalhsaver, but he mustn't ask twioo for soup.
He must pay his debts of honour, bnt he
needn't trouble himself about his tradesnen's
bills. BE may do anything, or anybody. in
fact, within the range of a gentlsman-go
through the Bankruptcy Court, or turn billiard
marker; but he must never on any account
carry a brown paper parcel, or appear in the
streets without a pair of gloves.
, 1876-05-06

"PoTAroEs,' said Pompey. a learned Caro-.
lima darkey, oonversing with aaother gemman
of colour, ais p baIaaaious, Z oJogicaI wege-
table, what grows al Underground, 'oept de
top, an dat bear r carnivorous flower at de
Bottom, Potatoes is berry good billed, aud
den dey am better roasted but if you can't
teal Do lard. ao beg way f all is fry BIN,
asCurientI'
, 1876-05-06

"Have you q good voice 90 asked Nosari.
"Not particularly" answere& che tailor ~
can hardly reach A."
"Let me hear" Nozsri, stepping to the piano.
"Commsnoe." :
The tailor commenced aud with difficulty
reached G..
"Now she A."
IL can not, sir"
Sing the A, unfortunate fellsw
,-'o q Great effort and the A was reached.
2 4 F. Mozart.
& + ny soul, L"
L try"
5 possible 70 exclaimed
And I tell you, my SOD,
..3.dlously, you will be she FIRST
ID ot Itay."
No2ari was net mistaken. The peer ehoristsE
became ahe celebrated Rubin.
MREDITORERNE j afgangne
lg Planter George FarrelIy og sf. =.
t~erIevende Enkes fRlleds Bo ammo
DIES ON at give Mode i en- Session der
afholdes Fredagen den 26de dennes
KI. l2 sIet midday for at tage Be-
stemmelse ON endelig Bortsalg af
Boets Eiendele.
Frederiksteds Skifterst, St. Croix
den Iste Mai 1876.
C. SARAUW.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-19
BEFORE TIE TELEGRAPH
an OIu lGNpress ri dcr's Recollecttohs
or His Performances In Equcstranism
[FroiH the New York Sun.]


Walter Lamb, of Jcrscy City. no.
an old man, was known to tho pub
lie before tho timo of tho tclcgrupl
aS an equestrian messenger. It
says: MY first experience in this
buHlncsa VAS i'll bringing, on horse
back, from Philadelphia to Jcrsc,
, City the kont'lcky lottery drawings
IN advance Of the regular dis.
patches. They were sent from
j jersey CITY to Now York by siunals.
IN 1911 match was m,Io for
$1,000 that l could not ride 800
miles i'll twenty. four ho.,Y.;.
Chaunccy Jaquins, the first Sheriff
Of Hudson County, and William
Paradise, now superintendent or the
Jersey City Hospital, were among
tho Jud;;cs The ride was on the
Beacon track, and in the funt I rode
thirty,two horses, changing frc.
qu"ntly. accomplished thc ride in
twenty-five hours and 1;fty.cight
mi:iutes, and then rodo another
hour to insure the bet.
"ln 1913 I WAS riding for ID. s.
Gregory, minagor OF tho Havana
!ottory. J. started from Wilmington
on horseback ut 5 y. ~, with the
drawings, had IL rolny of horses
every four miles, and arrived in
Jersey City the same night nt Lilo
u distance Of l2S miles, and mount
ing twcllty~scvcn horses, At the
same hour l left Wilmington the
mail cars left PhilalcIphia for
Jersey Gty At New Brunswick
once, Conductor Townsend stood on
the brilSo to take charge Of tho train,
aid asked me where L had passed the
train. J. told him L didn't know.
/ passed over tho ferry ut 1O:1l y.
M, with Conductor Townsend OF
TINT Same train.'
"ln 1912 and 1S43 T Expressed
tho news from New York TO Phila
dclphia for the steamships, and the
time allowed by contract WAS seven
hours for seventy six miles. About
1910 | carried tho ,Sun, Xe,rtlN
and Trid""c, with the foreign news
to the Philadelphia .LcIycr and
Pc""$y|"a"iom. Martin Van
l}urcns inauguration message I ran
in from Philadelphia to the Couricr
and EnY"ircr III seven hours, over
Il very heavy road.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-19
Thursday, April 10.
SENATE,

Joint resolution to authorize tho
COUNTY treasurer Of Charleston to
apply certain, unexpendpd moneys in
his haiids IT, thu paymeht of out
Btnildij.y claiins, rocslved it's third
reading, j'assod atid wns sent to tho
house.
joint fesolutlun authorizing the
state treastirer to- isBus to Charles
NJ. Schott, of the city Of Now York,
certain bohd ahd certificate Of
stock of the State of South Oarolib,.,
received it's third rentling, t5ussod
and ordered to be enrolled,
Bill to extend tho time for tho
commencement of the work OIL
tho Anderson, Aiken and Pert Royal
Railroad, received it's third reading,
passed and was sent to the house.
Concurrent resolution to request
and authorize the governor and
comptroller general to extend the
time for the enforcement Of penalties
on dcfn,lting taxpayers was adopt
cd
Adiourncl