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Athletic.

The Athletic Base Ball Club played their
opening ganel6n thelmorning Of the 4th or
July. Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, they didnOthave, asexpected, the
requisite number, but being desirous of full
filling the anpouncement, played the game
with But seven on side. The score, which
will show very well played game, stood
nr fAllnrrr.
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LOG SX5 III Il e Ws!
NJ GETTING Of tRS 6shtfaf CoIom N,

90 Neeling OF the CehtFaJ SGOnlnl 5teead
s.tThe Democratic Central Committee for
franklin county, appointed at the County
7 Convention held onrthe I'd inst, will meet
iat the office of the Probate Judge ttb?Timor-
row tsaturday), July ,5,,at2P. NJ, for the
purpose of organization, and. toctransact
such other business as may BE deemed nee
ee;sSSsryd or expedient. 4 A panetaal attend
ianee Of Ny all the me@bera isuearnestly frel
qQeSted. .ilnnlfa q Anns niled Ol 9mi1 9Iln
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AFourth of JnIYric.

Our Philosopher has been renewing his
Acquaintance with j. Rodman Drake, and
discourseth as follows:
"~hen Freedom from bsr mountain hight. d 2
UnfuIled her S0ndArdAo theaiF. d = - >
She grabbed the dusky son of night.
\ y Z, And set glorious niger there.
Then from its place at WashinEtown
She called her Freedmen's Bureau down,
cYT And gave into its mightgsFgEpTsH+O
- The god that rules the present day"
Z The.other cantos will be published when
they are nseaeaOQH SWIaGAg
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2 T.1IlcIaI ConveniIoni

The 5Delegates % The Judiciai CConveTnr-
tio1lw4il meet at the City Hail in Column
bhs, on Monday, July Both, at IL y o'clock
A. M, for the purpose of nominating a
Demooratic candFdate FOR Common Pleas
Judge iBfl this teiftl Judicial District. bu
BY 3Orderof the several Democratic cOuh.
ty Central Committees. 9no 20 hsoq4,9 ~ y "
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P0Iice,CnlInurt..I /.

, nBetore the Mayor Yesterday morning,
Philip Beck and Jacob Haynes, fofdrunk-
eapess, were each fined So and costs-Tpaid,
fWm. Trainor, for drunkenness ahdgdisor-
.defl5 conducts Yas,flned So and costs, and
comhhted.y 9di 10 9g1nEYha o9'sAsoas ,
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. Special Caution.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has be-
come so popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wins
lows. Please take notice that THE MRS.
WINsLOW OF THE SOOTHING SYRURP
rs Non c0ENEcTED.EITH ANY oTH4
fER ARTICLE. AN tpp&, d1&sSaAs i
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StOlen.

About two weeks since, fromtheipasture
of II. NJ. Neil, three miles from the city, a
gray Horse, square built aboutCl4 hands
high, havingIa lump on right hind leg.
Any person giving information will be
lfberally rewarded. ,,.. s.,y1oY A .AaooI
july6-3t JOHN WALSH.
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TIhe Sc. aPatrickys sch ool Picnic,

The picnic for the benefit Of the schools
connected with St, Patrick's Church, held
in the o. S. Arsenal grounds on the 4th
inst- was algrand success. There were
from two to three thousand persons pres
ent, and six or seven hundred children be-
sides. They had music and plenty Of lie
freshpents Oh the ground, and everything
passed of most pleasantly and agreeably.N
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DUCHMANN-0n Wednesday evening, July 4th,
lWnBUt T. yEsoME DUOHhANN, infant son OF Phebe
Ann and Philip Duchmann.
The funeral will take pace frVndthe residence of
sits parents on East south Street frs door East of
No JA this tFridAy) mohing,at half past ten
'fo'ciUck
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e@sDR. b. +. BERKLEY, having -returped to
the city, maybe consulted at bis office, on
North High street, nearly opposite Desh-
.lers Bank, atallhours during the day, when
not professionally engaged, jun7-dtf
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lIloy I. ,,,5 lsfosas ssodw 9snbH shi 10 eo1llni
y ,Ssgs1 sp agisisr 1ol sUsl iie 9iani2ilo 81 p
-ess sd1 to s3Gsb9osins sdi wonR PIX o,,,, is
.s, - n bluoW ed 5EdJ sggva s1s@ nansl9
Sli sa,,sgst y 5usosYsl1x5 10 eisooVba inajsA99 @
lesI1Sss hUsi-.-ss ot 5s2fs svRRln hrs si1oqmI 10
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,15gSg ,,,rnIov 81 .srs9y lem1of 81 bipo2 t1ls =
cns Ysgp ssiltnro9 n2sIoi loi ,s e'2 3sri Sni
4rd s7esy 10 m1eJ G 16i Ionsi TX s ss1do
~ y 1900 sdT bpg1f 70 hsnlsg9o ~ ,oDn. eDas
s.d s'rlmsnido sdj ngHolnl g1s,-s' ~ r9fitss
efi .gniIJlne9 10 9Yoi
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On the nihgt of the 4th, Gold Bracelet,
enameled black, to1which was attached a
gold, chain and green ball. The finder, by
leaving the same at Chas. G. Cox's cigar
store will be literally rewarded. Its
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been no nationality surrounding the pres
ent Congress. There has been no inter-
course between the representatives. OF the
two sections, producing mutual confidence
and respect.
In the language Of the distinguished
Lieutenant General ut iStQ be regretted
that at,this time there cannot be greater
commmgling between the citizens Of the
two seeLiDns, particularly Of those intrust-
ed with the Aaw-makiug power" This
state ol lhin9s should be removed at once
and forever. Therefore, topreseve the Na-
'ti0l.al Union, 70 yindicate the sufflciency Of
0uf admigable Conslitution,S to guard the
States fDom covert attempts to deprive
them oftheir true position@fn the Union,
and to bring together those who are un-
naturally severed, and for these great ma
tiOnal purposes only, we cordially approve
the call for National Union Convention
-tOubeuheld at the city OF Philadelphia on
the second Tuesday (the yl4th)I ofIAugnst
next, and indofse the principles therein
set forth. We therefore respectfully but
earnestly urge upon our fellow citizens in
each State and Terri ory and Congression-
al District in the, United dsStates, Ia the In
terest, ,ot, ,uniOnsabd IN a spirit Of harmony,
and with directireferenee TO the Jprinciples
CONTAINED In said call, to act promptly In
the selection of wise, moderate and con-
serYative men to represent them in said
Convention, to the eudlthAtian the States
shall at once be restored to their practical
relations to the sUnion, the Constitution be
m9iAtained, and peace bless thewhele eoun.
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NlotDER SIDE. IlA0 , !.
2 GTo1aena sn1pn. n
RUNS IN EACH INNINGS.

Ist I'd Sd 4,h 9TH eth 9Th sth 9th Totals
Younger. s i l44 g a "a 4
Scorer-J. n. Eldridge.
mpire-John Arnold, of the B. B. B. G,
r Time-2 h. 10 min. .nfK y iALie'
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~ ftNt
Z Address. Of Demo craft G, and ! Con.
= SseryIativr lem nDers pf CODgress.isf
To THE PEoPLE OF THE 1HNTED STATES: !: =
iaDangsrs threaten. q The Constitution, the
ltoitadefiof our liberties is directly assailed.
The fupure ID dark, unless the people will
come TO the rescue. In this hour of peril
y NATIONAL U1ionshOuld beIthe watchW0rd
t0f every true man. AS essential 10 N alton
{ aLDnion we must maintain unimpa aired the
rights the dignity aud che equality of
the IStates, including the right Of repre-
,isentation in CODgress and the exclusive,
right of each State to control its own
1 domestic concerns, subjeee only TO the
4 Constitution Of thei1S Uhited oI States ~
After alunifofm eonstru6ti0fP 6f the Con-,
istitutionfoT more than half q century, the
assumption of new andarbitfary powersih
I. the Federal Governments Ifs sabvefstve of
our system and destructive Of liberty. "A
free interchange Of opinion and kind. feel
ing hetReenitlee citizens of III the States Is
neoessarygto the prosperityiof the Unibn.-
IoAtpresent eleven States are excluded from
the nati6nal eobneilI For seven Ion ID onths'
the present C0ngfess has persistehtly denied
any right Of representation t0gthe people
Of those States. Laws affecting their bf gh-
est tand dearest inteTests nave been passed
uWltk0nt thgiR consent and in hdisfe gard Of
the fundamental principle of free govern
ment. This denial 1of representation has
been made to ap the members from q State,
although the State, In the alankiage Of the
}, ,,Rreeidents 4presents itself mot only In an
Attitude Df loyalty and harmony, but ia the
persons, Of Representatives whose loyalty
cannot be Questioned oundeT any exIsttng
taOVmiBlpie6bi OF legal testl,,s The Repre-
,sentativeg pf nearly qDerthirtbO the States
q not Be conS1lfed swith reference t0
! Stha great questions ofIthe ddyg There hssi
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Z 1oPlcnic at he soldiers, HoinesBIb

na 1oPlcnic atsthe ,SeldiPFs' HofhessIh
: bMeI accidentally heard that there wa, 4
Fourth July p9thie at Che STATE sSIdiets
,Hpmsspsa this eity. SPEECHES, %s nnder5i
IstOOdowefe made by PostmasteroG oGenefsl
sD9nnison, a Mr., Galloway GEM Geo. b.
Wright and Capt. sBrayton, Superintendent
Of the Home. hThey had q ahey dianerin
the Grove, aud the Home Band furnished
music for the OCCASION Itiwas, we tidder-
stand, avery pleasant affair, though. from
.what we have heard rather an exclusive
one,iAs regards invited guests dsIiBlliY 10
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Sherif's,SaI9ii
22rl 0 4

y Nicholas Hinderer Court of Common 's sos BIOS
Anna Doraetha Hindmer etal 81 AtfCounty Ohio. ~
~ Pynsv4sga 4i'3 P''5l;IlS sF&s eRBHa OF Z 2JOA
sale in the above case from said Court to me di-
recled will offer for sale at public auction, the r.
doorotthe Court House be SityOf Columbus M
Saturday, August 18th, A. D. 1885, 'iia'P @ ,i aso,t
oock p. M the owing real ea- 1l neuiI
tate quae in the city Of Coumbl and bounded 9ael oh
and described hs follows tow III i.Tetl19dn. ln8 POD
VpmnenciDg Friend street, south west corner ~ H5qa
of JohnJ Schines ot, conveyed said John iu2pd
Schillngs by A.. Cbittepden Snd WIFE BY deed Virgo
S $ ssS $ RMU2
thsnce north at tAhe is iS7K feet thence east
parable with the north line Of Friend street ak kasByU
eeti the west Of said Sch- WpH0S ~
ih eeto place OF which n so
eaidTeM eate the said William Henry Hndore 0uig
deceased held BY title bond from a. Ohenden To 71qs
RafneeN. assigned and transferred by said RAM
ssssls \ sS Hipa'la NlLIh ,2EAaALll
Held on the day Of sale onehird ia and RIsO
the balance in two years, with iDhresS from day cf
deferred payments to be secured by mortage on s
II SPfiStsr' StsSf fssS 90 600 : ElA
r. B. AISTsY GteS' ias q ditSWd aHo1d@9
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lBuckeye HOuse, CoInmbtis, o. -

Their motto-"Live and let live." The
best table in the city. Nice clean yroomss
good beds and lew bills Room for board
!ers,, Trylthe "Buckeye." 1t
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z 1.-THE latest style Of, Hoop Skirts can be
obtained in this city only at e. Reeds Hoop
Skirt Mandatory, Noe East Htaes etreSk
.saprl6-eodtf
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sTA0FonI MnFder,

.1a = We take the following from the Iadign-
dpohs Herald of the 4th inst,;i gsol JLlHIO.
.Ha . About half past nine o'clock last night a
man named Allen English was shot in the
doorway effg eealoOli1 on the corner OF
Washindt6 ton Ind Liberty streets, kept by. a
rFrencBnlan named Eugene Canard.c The
ball Iehtered the left side of the head, and
lodged under the skin just above'the right
ear English fell Immediately after being
shot, and expired in afewmoments, with
jolft speaking. Hetwas employed as a
brakesInan, on the Central road, and was
formerly "a s4Idierin the Fourteenth Indi-
ana.s His murderer is an Italian, sells; ors
tgrinder, whose name we could not learn
, de Immediately fled after firing the fatal
shot, land supeedPd, for the tinle az least
fin making fiis escape. a s he is well known,
however, it is not probable that he will
succeed Id Guiding the police for any con-
siderable length of time. .INai)
We could learn but little inregard to the
cireIi INSTANCES attending ,lher affair. The
eNitneAses Ito it,were uhhsually reticent,
and seemeh disinclinedsto talk about it. II
seems, however, that EpglishyCtFiG Italian;
and man named Henry, Nemyer, had
been together during the afternoon, and
that the Italian and, ,Nemyer hadqnarreled,
perhaps fought. The latter went of, armed
himself & and returned TO The saloonY- and in
attempting to Shoot NemyeG. killed Eng-
plish; who Is said to have been perfectly So
,bery and not in the least quarreisome.
5oaFhe remhipA pfthe nHrdersaWSn were
bruHgbB to this city, where relatives Of his
reside and We're 2yesterday Inferred IN
Green Lawn, Cemetery MBlEnghsh hea
been but few months employed on t6e
Columbus g Mdianapalis Central Railway.
He was onlyggtwehEx- x-rhfses years lofsage,
and WAS much esteemed by his friends and
acquaiptances!, He hfst ieplistedl In, the 18th
Indiana and afterwards IN Company C. Of
the l95th, Ohio, under command Of Captain
sAliis.Bio tua It.r,.,,,orr yii,dsls, sysa
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The NToTbVhly Stock ,Snles.

The July monthly stock ssaless,e on othe
grounds assigned for that purpOse1ino this
city; took placeiy yesterday y.iiWe visited the
grounds just at the, close 0f the sales. but
were tinablelto obtain adetaIIed account Of
them or tbegafeSaa Results, e Z y B55were IN
formed that no clerkfog repOrterahadibeen
employed to keep an account of the sales
We'think this isamatter thatthose special
ly9interested In these sales should see to, as
we. v 4 understand the keeping up, { otthese
sales, and mailing them successful, 1is an
affair Of ipriyateinterest, aswelI as of pub
1;o haraAt w -sumi TH0 s9n099Q " 's7tJ !,
'a We ven InlndisrstA6d thSt there was WA yesterday
quite atipe display 81 EistOck.5and that. the
amodntof ssleswasq quite large, though not
eaual to that ttheJ G1e sales; y, "a ~ e Tew
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( THERE will be q meeting Of the Beard of
Trade pt their Rooms, in Che APostoficei
B1ildihg, on Saturday, the 9TH inst, at two
p and It is hoped thatzaM the business
of Columbus who feel an interest In
establishing the Board Of fade as s. per-
mahent instituti6n In Colnmbt win be:
lpresent. 81 e =.
n IByorder, w. B. BRooKS
[ Got o. President.
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Turtle Soup -o,;sg Vg
" " Served up daily fr6m 10 *. M. TIL 4P.
NJ, at Wagner's Dining Hall. % t29-n
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.,ro,7 svis.or iliw ooaaisib uo1s si'f1o ~
,sssfbh .bsqqds yltgraclg Cd shooS baE 'Ao'''''''
.daGW q =
q .,pe,ia ,0fI SOD 3 - ,tber,rp
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.,..-tn n oval ni s1S od = "a snd eW
&, % sinan ,s9ijA4g myil s9il
liW m'i'lAN'' .sasn01isq Il9di 20 q hnsiFs
,,,,.,,n. O. dli2dst
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even nhA '''"-s 4aiGw h ma s4ia eniiai
10 o1ippai slelDoii1a1 1oa
.gOTNOlIl3 .ioq .da
DIDO ,siloqohiid ''aD'n "'' ~ d-lif-aysm
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wiz follow grand fancy dance, and after
that the farce Of Perfection, with Miss
Blanche Bradshaw:as Kate 0sBrien.
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me Ple6Ic a. sss1garcs GFoVs.

.iGOnf Ggft1Ah friends with many other
citizens 4 ,jssrp ~ pparsEcipahts, had none ofths
largest picnics Of the season ct Stewards
Grove on the Fourth. n ii was gotten up ID
rood style by Messrs.A As Wagner and g,
Boehmer, ana abd6dS SntI suceess, ccFrowhed
their efiortslto please, There were thOus.c
ahds of people, young and old gatheFed in
the Grnye; and good order yahd decorlm,
generally prevailed The Declaration Of
Independence was read ip German by Otto
Dresel, Esq, who also Delivered an address.
in the same languages appropriate to the.
day and the occasion. Hemmetsbach fur
nished splendid music, and the odancitlgi
fioorqwas kept ia, steady useaaAIl day.
crowded street oars were going to, ana Re-
turning from the GFogdIi1loM q aitsug 4
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MOhairs Mozambiques,
GEyrE 81 e r LIZ & GO.
janl9-eodly -julle gIWBH2 ,duUoD
Sherif's55 { Sale.

Il. - 3IpIOl9
Sheriff'so Sale.0 azAoIo eLiGA1
John RickettA l Court, Cfo ComnonnPeks of s'i @
Mary Ricketts, ct al) =, n Gin PsFtitOn9sI bnN ~ ,a
TN PURSUANCE OF ANOOR DER OF o.ool
sale in the above case from the said Court HCY
me directed, loer for sale At public Suctop NJ ~
nt the door Of the POr House ih ths OitH0f
Saturday, the 18th day of August A.D.sLo
1886,
At t2p'elock p. NJ. the following Described real es-
tae situate in franklin county, and State Of Ohio, nS
towit: - 80 rE 81 tNN HA RhN
Being part ~ the thirdC a. quArors Of besfrst ~ wv
ID township of the sixteenth (8) range OF the Uni
ted States Military La ds and being tven M 30
20, aiming hundred i've 65l acress
to be sold in twa equal parts, rs vthqG
Appraised at e35sper acre. As-
Terms Of Sale0ne third Of the purchase money Il ~
paid Of ssie. hird year and kl-A4o
sone-thtd IN two years with interest from day Of
sAe deferred payments to be secured by mortgage a34
01 PriSter's fees Sc 75.5g5K taa sb1c0 sgegI
IT WIELLAMTDOMI(sAN,T Sheriff. ~, .-aa,i1,or>
y H. B. ALBERY, Atty. tH % juy6Idlt&wd 5idgoa "
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b
! There was vsryElatr Audience at the
Atheaeumf last mighty The Imeib.dfafha Of
Antoine the Savage, with its. thrilling,
Isceaes, passed SGlhBely WithsAIk WIS
Thompson as the Savage, and Mr:Geo. C.
rydony NfrlH. H. Wood, Mr. d. Lacy,
Mr.. C. T. Smith, Miss Blanche Bradshaw,
Miss FaAnie'R Rrestik aha NJ A. Brad
shaw in other characters, It could not well
bel6therwise I han tEuthfdls and SIgofo6s-
ly rendered. OHIO ,aJaMTF'a0J
uA On W Wednesday evening, SO last night,
the acting dog Hector was tie great Attrac-
tion. At the close Of the drame, Mfs Thonp-
sonlatlI MA dog Hector were called before
the curtain with uprorioaus applsuse!s sss g
The after piece was, also Ven produced,
weundsrstapd tEiat Miss q NeOmtis dei Mar
guerittes has closed her engagement and
that hefplace wilr'be sfippiied by Miss
Fanny Prestige. whs hldsfrFc coI becomes d
decided favoritf. ggTYuH gBOg
Tonight will Represented for the first
time on our boards, the IHne edrama fromtfle
frenchI autitIed the.Bvserter and his Dogs,
in which MI. Thompson,. apds ,hiso acting
dogs, Hector and carlopyiIBspbeAtAA Then
/
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JOHNSON,

tuft ~ y
w. E. NIBLAcK, 2 40 RBYRRDYI JOHNSON, A
A. THORNTON, Il. A. HEN1R1CKs,s 81
MICHAEIy G. KERR, WM., WRIGHTsa ~ odT
G9iS. SHANKLIN, 2hI JAMES G GuTHRiF, oI9t
GARRETT DAVIS, ,H'I j., a. MCDquGALL,t
HsGRIDfR,l ID on WIN. RADFoRD, synl
THOMAS Il! NoELI,0 s. s. MARsHALL,, sso
iSAM'L ~ RANDALL MYER SfRouSE, ..ro
LEWIS W. Ross, as5 CHAs, SIrGREAyEs, 4
STBPHEN TABER,, 10 s. e. ASCpNA,isd I'D
). NJ HUMPHAEY,lGg p, N, HUBBELtc ift3n
JOHN HoGANsSnl 3" @. RITTER, ssoIad
B. M. B5YERGiq .9loA HxRptNG.' ,Sl, ~ L
iTEUNIs @. BERGEN, IA. j, GLossBRENNER,
CHARLES. Goob YEAR, =, r. " V,aWRIGAT, d,
CHAs. H.iWINFiELD, A. y, RoGERs, nsoniii
A. H.. OoFFRofH, yn5 a. McC cCnLLog
L. H. ROUSSEAU, ,'so IF. &c. EEBLoSD,edh I'M
PHILIP JOHNSON, w, e, FINcK,,,',y. ',y ad'
@. A ELDRIbGE,9 ail T. s. lTRniBLE. ,em
JdHNL J 1DAwsoNl ll sipSlS5 - nc njss,
WASHINGTON! j ulyi4 1865. 'bi ~! "a ~ 80 ~
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Oust issued from the Press Of 1feisfs. III.
A. BALDWIN & Co. Of 50 Cedar street,
! New York. Liberal Inducements offered
% The rikht man, Apply for fnlb particu-
Glars, and where ascopy of the work can be
seen, to 49,, j. H, RILEY &gGoS
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= - = ---,T Ch hnvadser Banted.s @
,os1 ! . ,1NantedIo a geAtlcnian ven scqualhted
with Merchants and Manu- lacturerA; in this:
city and vicinity, % canvasa for= - -.
Baldwin's Consolidate business Directory,
1HI OF THE THAHn. GREAT :c1TTEs,=. =.
E.-.... l,rnn . 60. l,fr NM =
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RIMITErTD.

CotuhBus &dNpIANAPoLIs CENTRALR. R, Co.,lb
.goiyIlsrO rOQ1UMBts, ONO, june o, ,1s6o 81
a -skhDIVIDEsNDoOFeT TWO AsD)A HALF
IN CRtl pA- cent incash, and ave fS) ped cent. in
stock free ~ Government tax has his day been de.
iclared. phyeble ~ ths g Che GpmnGny At Co
dnelbus OH % aud Atef Inly 10 h, ase81 81 q %
,oiThe transfer books " be closed june SOth. and
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- THE Sisters Of the late st. Mary's Acsd-,
envy, Spmerset, are now in the beautffdf
( and pleasantly situated College of St. JO.l
seph'S. yIn this BGilding there Il ample
iroonp ana accommodation for about, one
handEed boarding scholars. The grounds
around tare,spaciOus and delightful, af-
fording abundance Of room for healthfql
and & pleasing exercise. The Sisters hope
that before the lend of AugpsNthey may Be-
fully prepared to resume their duties Of
teaching, with renewed energy and zeal.
E1t4Bay bswelIto remark here, ttIat no Qps
was in the least ibjhfed BY the iate disds-
troiis fite.haa SR.R.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-06
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!, y EEIToRs STATESMAN :-sP lease publish The,
within resOlutian In the proceedings Of the
Franklin County Democratic Convention,
held atithe City Hall. Columbus, ,Jplg2
I 1855, bnl 1lBu 9nl LOI nVIs ~
BY order. ING, LIbbETyYC &
| SAhS"gN President.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23
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nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership herets
PHELPS Is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent
The undersigned e authorized to settle th- business Of u
ate firm will continue the same for bis own accounts
New. York, March %. 1856. HENRY Is. FhELrA
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