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NOTICE.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad

N~SSA'AAAS oAxo OVAuMDAd h6lllOaO
Company.
The State, e1 reldtione the Attornoy. General.
plaintiff, vs. tile Greenville and Columbis
Railread Company, defendant.
James q. Gibbes, James r. Prin1Ie and
others, PLAINTIFF, us. the GreenyiIle And
Columbia Railroad Company and others.
THE undersigned having, BY order OF hia
4 Honor Samuel W. Melton, Oircuit Jndoe
OF the Fifth Circuit, dated June lS. I83S.
been appointed Referee on the above stated
Gases, to ascertain and report, among other
thlngs, the amount of indebtsdness Of the
dreonvilie and Columbia Railroad COMPANY.
with authority by advertisement to require
an creditors to establish their respective de-
mende before him:
:, Notice 10 hereby given to all and sinpular
tne creditors OF the said Greenville and Co
!nmbla Railroad Company. whether holdiLR
bonds OF the fret mortgage, bonds or certif,
S Sates OF indebtedness guaranteed by the
state, bonds or certificates of indebtedness
OF the second mortgage, non. mortgage bonds,
or claims OF any other character, to present
and establish their respective claims before
the undersigned, ss Referee, at bis Office in
Columbia, South Carolina, on or before the
hrst day Of October next, at which time his
report on suoh claims viii be made up and
submitted to the Court In the said cases.
JOHN g. GREEN, Referee.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Juno 49, 1872
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Ice is fifteen cents pound in Ocala.
Fla, and the citizens of that place are
firm believers in hereafter for ice deal.
ers, where no ice can come without a
special permit from Thad. Stevens.
whom it is rumored is now second in
command down there.>
An insane asylum at Troy, has a
smell theatre attached. where amateurs
give performances.
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Rose Cordial.

A CABMINATIvE BALSAM for the onra q,
"A Diarrh0a. Dysentery, Bowel Complaint.
a;u,t psins, 8. Cramps, g. Oholera, Cholera Morbus,
ous Headache, Wind in the stomach. I Hyste. %
Tics. Fatntinge, Low Spirits. Melancholy. For
!ntants, ono Of the best soothing medicines
for Teething, Belly. ache. Looseness of Bowels,
;no;Se ;SSuaness. hestlessness, and ell complaints
HEINITHH'S
June 10 Family Medicine Store.
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Patterson's Cleaveland Mineral

"Pi2uBsS U6HE 0U6IDy.
Ftfty-seuen Miles Wes. of Charlotte. ~ O.
2hsrfy Miles North Of YorkuiQe, S. c.,
and Four Ahes South of
Shelby, N. C.
WTHITE SULPHUR and CHALYBEATE
w WATER. The Hotel will be open for
the reception OF visitors on JUNE Is. Pas
sengers coming on the Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Railroad will be met by hacks
at Cherryville. Terms reasonable.
W. G. PATTERSON,
Juno ~ Proprietor
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The editor of the Paris (Ky.) Citizen
has interviewed Hon. James b. Beck.
who returned from Washington a day or
two since. upon the political situation.
and is entirely satisfied with his views.
"He regards any other course than the
support OF the nominees Of the Cincin.
natl Convention az out of the question
and the height of political folly" There
is hardly Democrat of any prominence
whatsoever in Kentucky, who does not
hold the same opinion as does Mr.. Beck,
Public sentiment is all one way in the
State.
KENTUoKY's FIRST CoLoRsD JURY
A negro named John Wagner, who was
stabbed by another negro. named VIM.
Reynolds, HAY Goth, died at the Marine
Hospital, Louisville, KY, on the 28th.
The coroner summoned a jury of ne
groes, the first OF the kind ever formed
in Kentucky, and they rendered YER
dict against Reynolds.
Hereafter the Charleston Republicnn
will be issued every afternoon. While it
advocates opposition to Grant in its edi-
rorials, it has lowered tho names of the
Cincinnati nominees.
The first peaches of tho season were
shipped from Aiken on Friday, by Mr..
James Purvis. There was only one boz.
however.
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The fat contributor is about to start
newspaper in Cincinnati. He saws:
1T is not unusual Tor people about to
start newspapers, to inform the public
in a semi-apologetio way, that they have
discovered void in newspaperdom
which they propose to fill. They leave
it to be inferred that they wonId not
thus madly prance into the uncertain
field OF journalism did they not distinctly
see this void, and had they not unbound.
ed confidence i'll their ability to fill the
yawning 9 chasm. And they fill it, too,
not unfrequently, and we hear no more
OF them or the void either. We do not
profess to have discovered one of those
voids.. In fact, we don't care whether
there is void or not. Instead of hunt
ing up we intend to go to work and make
place for newspaper, and strive to
establish it there on the basis of public
confidence and appreciation.
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PENDLEToN. George Fl. Pendleton is
not now taking much part in politics.
His law business, which is very large,
absorbs all his time. He has, however,
been consulted by the Democratic lead
ers OF Ohio, over whom he wields great
influence. and Mr.. Pendleton is under
stood to have advised them to send O
delegation to Baltimore that will endorse
Greeley and Brown. He thinks Mr..
Greeley rather an ill-favored pill for the
Democracy to swallow, but believes that
his endorsement is the best thing that
can be done under the circumstances.
AS to split at Baltimore, Mr.. Pendle-
ton does not believe that there will be
any. Such on occurrence would be
sheer folly. I have ascertained from q
source not to be discredited that Mr..
Pendleton will shortly sail for Europe to
join his family, which is now travelling
on the continent, and that it is not pro-
bable he will return in timo to partici-
pate in the Presidential campaign.
New York Herald Cincinnati Letter.
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The Masonic Promenade Concert
a OYENTiSED for last night will be oonti-
II, hueo IO-N1dhT, at cooper & Taylor's
haH; 3. B. THOMPSON
chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
vuue - IL
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IMPORTANT TO SRdAR DEALERS.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue will
address q circular letter to collectors and
segar makers. informing them that Con-
gress has made it felony to use coun.
terfeit customs revenue stamps. and that
the penalty il a fine of 500 and not ex-
ceeding 81, 1000 and six months. or not
more than three years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. This class of stamps
is used to make it appear that domestic
segars were imported.
On Friday night, as the down train on
the South Carolina Railroad was passing
through Orangeburg. Sam. Mitchell,
alias July, a oolored dwarf, while at
tempting to jump upon the train, fell
upon the track. and had his right leg
crushed, and the toes of his left foot
badly mashed by the car wheels. july
had just got out of the penitentiary.
A difficulty occurred in Augusta. Ga.
on Saturday last, between several coIored
hands employed on the enlargement of
the canal, which resulted in the death of
q man named johnson by another named
Alfred Calhoun. On the same day. q
boat on the canal sunk and drowned an
other colored men-name unknown.
You cannot wear anything this season
that will not be called stylish, provided
1t has ruffies enough to make you look
like demoralized rag-baby, and is
bunohed together sufficiently to look as
ii you were wearing your whole ward
robe at once.
The colored men OF Vicksburg, Miss..
are very indignant because those who
decorated the graves of the Federal
soldiers at the National Cemetery the
other day. failed to adorn also the graves
of the colored soldiers,
An Iowa man couldn't see his wife die:
not that he didn't enjoy the sight, but
ne reared that she would exact promise
he will re-"wive."
1t may be authoritatively stated that
there is absolutely no foundation for the
report that Princess Nellie Grant has be-
come engaged to Scottish lord.
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Auction Sales.
Notice to uanitalists.

Notice to Capitalists.
Sale Of City Of Columbia Seue, Der cent. Bond..
OFFIoE CITY TREASURY.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., June 10, 1872.
to authority delegated by re-
II, IL, soi3sion, ADOPTED by tho City Council, I
July Il, 1872, ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty
THOUSAND DOLLARS CITY OF COf,T1M..
BnA, BlA SEVEN PER CENTUM TWENTY YEARS
bUNDs. SAID bonds will be Of the denomi-
OF the sale to be used for the erection of the
new City Hall. new Market, and other public
improvements. '
The right is reserved to dispose OF a part OF
the said bonds in lots or in whole. aa the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
Any further information desired cal be- oh
tanned by addressing CHAS. BARNUM.
June 20 City Treasury, Columbia. 8. @.
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Dividend No. 8.
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OR

COLUMBIA, 8. O., JUNE %, 1872.
A a meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
~ this Bank on tho 18th instant, DIVI-
DEND OF FIVE PER CENT. on the Canital
Stock OF this Bank was leclal ed, payable to
the Stockholders. on and after July /. ont
OF OF the profits for the six months ending June
and City taxes.
The taxes paid during the current six
months amount to $7,7S31l, being over two
ana one:half per cent. on the Capital Stock of
tn9 bank: L. d. CHILDS. President
q. GUL1cK, Cashier. June % IS
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The WonKMEN OF BERLIN. -.Eve-
since the Franco Prussian war. the work-
men of Berlin have been in a state of
discomfort. All the necessities of life
provisions. clothing, house rents-at the
return OF peace, trebled in cost. It was
the cause OF America over again. with
this difference. that the wages paid to
the artisan and laborer in America in
creased to some extent with the inorease
OF prices for commodities, while in Ger
many they remained very nearly at the
same standard. Troubles at Berlin have
occurred heretofore. and been quieted,
but by recent advices, are again feared.
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Great Reduction off Prioa.I

Great Reduction of Prices!
0RR THE fine CARRIAGE Stoct oo-
9k9H8azc ner Assembly and Lady streets
wili be on sale for few days at a large ere. re.
9uction from usual prices or it's actual Ta,ue.
for considerable time will cause the above
proposition to be fully carried out.
June 70 W. K. GREENFIELD.
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Grafton.

VIE ANNUAL GRAFTON before the CIari-
delivered by Hon. JOHN e. BACON. Of EDGE. 20
aeid' Int IN the University Chapel, THIS tues
aay} EVENING, at haif-past O'Clock. The
Puoilo ls respectfully invited to attend.
j. QUlTMAN MARSHALL.
President Clariosophic Society.
+. G. GRAYDoN. Secretary. Jnne 95'1
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GREENyILLE & COLUMBIA r. co.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 10. 1879.
kNOh the accommodation of persons who
n desire to attend the Commencement Ell
ercises OF the above named institutions.
hound Trip Tickets for one fret class fare
lows: 90 AVA
Sale Of Tickets for walhalla to commence
IHURSDAY, June 20, and continue until
iUESDAY, the 25th: inclusive. good to return
until TUESDAY, July 2, inclusive.
For Columbia, to commence MONDAY.
June 9s "a, and continue until FRIDAY, the
DAY, July I, inclusive.
wFnsPSmM FG5 PS3nsld's; due west.) to commence
THURSDAY, the 18th. inclusive, good to re-
turn 1I until MONDAY, the 18th. inclusive.
Agents will Issue ordinary Tickets. mark
ing them "Return." which will be taken mn
by Conductors and Return Checks substi-
tuteo. THOS. DODAMEAD,
:. General Superintendent.
T. BARTLETT. General Ticket Agent.
June 20 mwS
weekly until last issue previous to 18th prox.
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Found.

Found,
A BLACK double.shanked STUD. with /.
~ gold initial; The owner can have il bv
June Is
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commencement Exercises Of Newberry
College, at Walhalla, South Caro-.
lima University, at Columbia,
and Erskine College and
Due West Female Col
lege. at Due West.
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Fruit Jars.

NNHE best in market. comprising all the
Il good qualities OF FRUIT JARS. for sale hv
June 70 LORICK Il LOWRANCE.
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WIZ uoW pEOCeeQ Win the Du6lnoaB ut
Geneva in accordance with the spirit of
the treaty.
PRoy1DENoE. R. l., June 2t.-The
Stillwell wooler mill. at Smithfeld, was
burned to-day; loss $35O.OOO.
NEW HAVEN. June 24.-At the labor
meeting on the commons, last night,
5000 persons were present. But little
enthusiasm, except on the part OF the
speakers.
New YORK. June 24.-The new Ger.
man Roman Catholic Church of st.
Jonn tne Baptist was dedicated, to-day,
by Archbishop MoOloskey, assisted by
blshop 1ngnatious Persico, OF Savannah,
ana bisnop McG2uada, of Rochester.
Several Catholic societies Joined in the
ceremonies.
The morning papers say since the be.
ginning of the strike, eight weeks aDo 90
95,OOO men have participated; OF these,
still unemployed, 10000 resumed on the
old system.
Olmstead declines the candidaoy OF
Vice-P President, rendered him hy the
supplemental Fifth Avenue conference.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The National Di-
vision OF the Sons Of Temperance
adopted the resolution on the subject OF
admitting colored people to the Grand
Divisions, subject to review and control
az tho next annual session. 81. 8. Bell,
OF Louisiana, was elected ri. W. O.
:. NEW LONDON. June 24.-The steam
ilghter Wallace exploded, to-day; two
killed, one fatally soalded and five badly
scalded.
NEW YORK. june 24-Evening. The
naroers OF ZOO shops struck this morn
ing 1or redaoed hours of labor, from
O'CLOCK IN the morning to at night,
Win one hour for dinner. 1900 shops
acceued to the demands Of tile men i'm.
mediateiy. The other shops still hold
ont Ihe strikers receive assistance
from the Eight Hour League. The
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A.-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. life insurance npanes and who do desire
eurrudcr thcir policies by absolute sale borrow
oe der value OF their policies by applying ut 81 Lib
erv street Advances made on other securities
A --BOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, PRICES REDUCED
III .. B MARTINEZ 4 Co. Bankers
1OWaiI street, box 4,Ge5 Posi- once, New York.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPRBME COURT.
City and County Of New York
ROBERT NJ. sPILLER, Plaintiff,
against

JAMES l.. HAWKINS and the NORTH AMERICAN LTPE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants
Summons Tor Relief
To the defendants above named aud each OF them
You are hereby summoned and required 20 answer the
compliant in this aclion which win DO fled " the occ
the Clerk oil the city and county Of New York. ana 10
serve copy your answer 20 tine said complaint on the
subscribers al their oce 40 Broadway, IN the city Of
New York within twenty days alter the service o this
summons on YOU exclusive the day Of such srrvice
nd II ~ fa 10 answer the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action viii apply 70
the Court TOT the relief deman nded in the cumplaInL
WILSON WALLIS, rlainfis Attorneys
Dated NRw YoRx, May 2, 1T2
The complaint In this ton filed m the once Of the
Clerk the city and county Of New YORK, on the oh day
WILSON wALLIa Plaintiffs Attorneys
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, SC.
.. HVHSES- CAHH1A6HS, NsOs -,
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON VAN TASSEIL,
Ofilce and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
no. liz and III hDssF Gas9 ATar!HS sTa sfshn NEAR 9Th Av
SALES rfES $SSshs s'ls ,SSSSH14sEs
CATALOGUE EtSF nGEiP 4FS sD SALE AT
TEAM soRKrr uDssEs y SresoGK, *, HANDS HIGH
@ % ina sgs rand q
'eHSf M saxSL9 ssf Harness
nas s an Ss snG ,Sa
ssSSES azhs 4 q3GR ssEHo 9HRFe n sso.A w
S's Sse Ts
sxbp oRs H Is
old has been used exceptby present owner; Is
Mcii bred very sysh broken to all gais under sad
p SStTsns SSGfH aSRss. sR ,s HANDS YEARS OLD;
eier; free and stylish driver, and an family
e T.. S0%R o,sI,., KIND
SFSE S S&fSs @ asB y BFSslSE sIS5 y1A RysPH
true in all harness. free nom vices good driver and an
%ND sArr
nfM SAck N9 Ns9STsT hSS f oLp KIND
and all harness from vice good raveler
S $s $
%nss refy sS stylish
BAY MARE, rs HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND AND
true In all harness; free from vice. free driver and
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME
Close Coach, sixseat Rockaway, top and top Pony
ao @eahsT @S saSs
UOTION SALE or FOUR FINE HORSES, FINE
N top and open WAGONS, single aud double HARNESS,
&C., formerly owned by prominent Tammany polt-
eian who has left the state
ON WEDNESDAY lto-morrow1, JULY "A, AT 10 SHARP.
AT STABLE 43 GREAT JONES STREET,
elegant Team Of handsome brown Kentucky bred Horses
elegant aud game drivers without vice. trick fault or
bcmish fear no locomotive anything else; ill travel
Il miles hour with style and can trot l5 gait,
together or single an elegant coach family Or road
an extra Stylish rich safe, desirable and atrratve team
Extra handsome bay Geldins, 15t high, years Old
sired by Magma Charta; brought here late by
horse, and can be driven by lady with safety ars
nothing; without vice. trick or fault, can beat 6J 70
wagon and promises to rank No. Il warranted sound and
kind
Also one Of the handsomest trotting Horses in New
York beautiful dark bay about Is hands high old
sired by Patchen, dam by May Days. raied et Mount
Holly, and when years old showed IA; has never been
on track since but used exclusively for road purposes
wagon better than 40; Is steady and honest fine
pany horse, with amabe qualities and fine disposition;
elegant driver without vice trick fne pole horse, as
well single warranted sound and kind This Is OF
the finest horses for gentlemans private driving
offered and Is also valuable for track purposes.
Double HARNESS. two sets of single Harness. but little
used, all by Dunscomb; two Wagons, top and open, by
Brewster.
Ths stock Is worthy OF special attention, and will be
sold the highest bidder without limits reservation.
Full particulars at sale. STOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION.
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TONY wANTED-MUST BE IA HANDS HIGH, WELL
L. broken to single and double harness, and in every
way ut tor limid lady to drive Address NJ P Herald
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

! LN0R SALE-STOUT BUILT CANADIAN HORSE,
IL sound and kind, years old IS hands high, heavy
name and tail; ioretop express Wagon aud Harness
cheap. tor want Of S7 West Fortyfourth street.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPART.
IN nership heretofore existing between Bailey Cole;
by mutual consent dissolved on the Sd day Of
June, 19f2 Edward A. Coleman being duly authorized to
settle the affairs OF the late firm, and collect all oustand
ing debts OF the same.
NHw YORK. July y 1872. WILLIAM A. nAILEY
T. A. COLEMAN.
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SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE,
N BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY TUESDAN JULY y,
AT lOts O'CLOCK PROMPT

AT STABLE NO 8 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTI0NEER,
Of Elegant and high bred Horses fine Carriages and Har
Blankets Sheets Robes &c the property o gen
teman who sells account Of his being called away to
attend 10 and take charge OF large contract
Including the fast and YOUNG bay troiing Horse Judge
In Kentucky. lie shighy bred ne symmetry, boodlike,
stylish fine and Ture gated; Is honest, and genuine
young trotters and has record made III public, but
owner thinks that he trot better than2 40 He
track. lie IL warranted sound and kind.
Extra handsome fine aud high bred Pay Gelding,
1s3 high, old; sired by Manbrino Chief, dam
by Lexington; raised by Colonel Ale Sander in Kenncky
nc Is OF the finest and best bred horses in the State
Is very SPEEDY; fine driver; extra pole horse: hne
beat three minutes day of SALE and warranted sound
and kind; this horse drives well with the bay horse
above: in fact make first class family road team
will he sold separately on together
A fine brown Coupe or Family Horse, Is l5ls hands
high. years cid fine styled good gated; Is speedy
and well behaved and warranted sound and kind.
Fine thoroughbred chestnut Saddle Mare, sired by
Alcxandcr'S Abdalah dam Lady HaSpravo: raised in
Covington Ky is perfect model OF grace and beauty;
is as has plenty of courage and warranted sound and
kind.
Also Wagons and Harness. Blankets Sheets Nets Robes
DC.
NB.-sToCK ON EXHIBITION AT STABLE AT ALL
TIMES PREVIOUS TO SALE.
JENKINS 4 DUFF, AUCTIONEER9,
OFFICE I40l BROADWAY,
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MILLINERY AND DnEssMAKING.

MAIsON WALTON, So, BROADWAY, ABOVE UNION
lW eQiinre.-Importers OF Paris Bonncts aud Egiish
Round Hats from tho ieang housoa Also tho Victor the
hat u the season
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CECOND HAND COACHES FROM $50 UP-NEW AND
- second ha md light and business Wagons will be sold
prices suit the times ut BARTON BOYLE'S Nos.
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A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL BLACK
~ Horse 5x hands high years OLD has i"c style aud
action; good under saddle aud IN all harness wpfrnnicd
sound and Kind be bought -oui for much lees Than
his value. Apply at Now York Stables u and ~ East
Twcutr eighth street.
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0NO PUBLISIiERS.--A PRACTICAL PRINTER, OWN.
i ing u considerable quantity OF type, will print
weekly monthly paper pamphlet at very low rates.
Address :. r., box l30 Herald Office
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DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

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SITUATIONS SWANTED-MALES-TwELST w PAGE-Fourth
SPECIAL NOTICBs-FIRsr PAcE-Frst and second col
sPoRTiNG-DoGs, BIRDS. &C-Fmsr PAoE-second
SUMMEK REsoRTs-sxooKD PAoE-second column
THE TRADES-ELEvEkrn PACE-Sixth column.
THE TURF--FIIsr PACE-Second column.
10 LET FOX BUSINESS PUHPOSES-SEcoND PAGE-
Second column.
TRAVELLERS 0UIDE-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE--Third column. 49,
WANTED TO PURCHASE-sEcOwD PAGE-Fiith column
NES1CHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
a. TO LET-SeCOND PACs-rhird coinmn.
YACHTS, 6TEAMBOATS, &c.--Finsr PAck-Fourth col
umn