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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22

DOR SALE, AT OHICORA MINING
IL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANIES MINES,
5 miles rom Charleston, one mile from Northeast
ern Railroad:
ONE STEAM ENGINE, IS inch diameter cylln.
der, 70 inch stroke Engine; shaft 8 inches In diam
eter, with fy.wheel 8 Ieet diameter; solid rim az
by 8 inches, and one 9 feet pulley, n inch face
turned; Judsou's governor, pumps, &C., complete,
all In good order.
OLe Tubular Boiler, with 81 3-inch tubes, 10 feet
long; crate bars; smoke stack, 81 feet long, steam
and water pipes complete.
One Patent Upright heater, 8 feet high, 8 feet
diameter.
The above will be sold as q whole or separately.
One 4 inch diam ter metal Shaft, turned, 81 fleet
long, coupled with pedestals, DC. On this shaft are
two 6-Ieet pulleys. is inch Iace. two fleet pulleys,
Ia inch face, and one 24.feet pulley, 10 inch face;
pulleys turned on face.
Two pair 6 feet diameter French Burr Stones,
with Spindles, patent Erush, &c, complete, driven
by a 8 feet beVel mortiCe wheel.
" Urushers for Phosphate Rock, complete;
one entirely new, with gearing for driving same.
One 4.inch shaft, 20 feet long, coupled and
turned.
One Wire Rope, X inch diameter, about 100 feet
long.
One Rubber Belt, 191i inches wide, go feet. ,ong.
One Single Screw Phosphate Rock Wsshel COM
plete, In good order.
There is q tram read from the works to the
Northeastern Railroad, and suitable cars, which
will enable the to remove the machinery
with facility.
For terms, &C., apply to
J. NJ. EAsON & BRO,
octl6.tuths8 charleston, 8. o.
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Cost ann 4onr6.

r OST YESTERDAY, A BUNDLE OF
Ia Tax Receipts and other papers OF the late
Ansel Delessiine. The finder Will please return
the same to this ONCE. oct22-l&
EOUND, CRYSTALIZED III o B
10 HOUND CANDY,n at U0HEE'3 MEDICAL
DEPOT, under Pavilion Hotel. oct22-l'
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9eming Marbines.
Bus,ness Qar1s.

A @ A r D.
/ would respectfully inform my friends that I
have resumed business at No. rs Vendue Range.
PETER MAUQUEEN,
Provision and Produce Commission Merchant.
OctlQ-tuthslmo
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC:
OPENING OF THE SEASON,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, 90.
TOBER 23D AND OATH.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
BY THE PoMEROY sNEDAIR sEXTETT CLUB,
(0F BosToN.r

Prominent Artists Miss VIOLA POMEROY, the
charming Conualto. conceded to have the purest,
sweetest aud most powerful voice in America.
4. 8. GLOVER, Tenor Absolute Of the Richings's
Opera Troupe. The Sned ,ir sexlett Club. CHEY-
ALlER L. sNEDAIR, Conductor, Composer and
Solo elarionetist, from the Italian Opera, Paris,
having received fourteen Medals and decorations
from the Musical Institutions Of France. Germany
and Italy. Signor X. REBECHINI, only success.
ful rival Of Paganini. Les treres Cornu-AL
BERT AND L0UIS-tne youngest .Violinfsts In
Old Masters. Mons. A. sHNEIDDER, Solo Flutist.
from Milan, recognized as the Paganlni OF Fiut'
ISIS. E. BILLHARDT, Solo Bass Player. II. MA
Rus EOKERT, French Horn Soloiht, the only
Ami, Violin sololst, one Of the Oldest Inssrumen:
tslists living, originally OF the Jenny Lind and
P~arepa-Roaa Troupes. O.E. BR0NTE, Accom-
PIANIST. LOUIS SNEDAIR, Conductor.
Admission to Orchestra and Dress Circle, 81 80;
no extra charge fur Reserved Seats. Family
circle and Gallery, SO cents. octl7-6
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WANTED, A GOOD JOURNEYMAN
w BAHBkR. A steady man preferred. APP
ply 10 O. z. NESBIT, No. 1O2 Market street.
oct22.lh
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
wv wash for q small family. Apply, between
IL and l O'Clock, with recommendations, at NO.
les Calhoun street, between King and Meeting.
oct22!2p
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DULL POND PLANTATION FOB SALE.
I'D The above named PLANTATION, situated
IN Barnwen County, I'VE miles from araham's
turnout, on the south Carolina Railroad, is offer.
ed for sale. 1t contains seven hundred and nfty
acres, two hundred and 1fty acres OF which are
good clay Cotton Land. There are also upon the
premises q nne DWELLING, containing SIX
rooms, together with houses for the accomlnoda-
ton Of twenty laborerI, Gin House, Screw, Barns,
stables, &c, all In good order. The place ID per.
lectly healthy, with an abundance OF nne cool
water. For terms, apply TO REEDER &DAVlSi
Charleston, 8. u, Or TO Dr.. W. Il. hAGoOD,
Blackville, sc. 0ctl
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WANTED, a GIRL TO COOK AND Do
w homework. Apply at No. 81 Cumberland
street, near Meeting street. 0CtII2
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ERIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, KNIGHTS
IL OF PYTHIAS.-Attend Regular Meeting at
Pythiaa Hall, THIS EVENING at nal. past O'CLOCK.
BY order w. O. ]. U. RIPLEY, ". T. =.
npf1n
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WANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE. AP-
wv PLY at No. n. Boil street, third house
west OF Kutledge, south side, at IL O'Clock. Ref
erences required. octZZ-l|
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mo RENT, A TWO STORY HOUSE
No. 4S Cannon street, near Smith, contain.
Ing six square rooms, " story Kitchen, stables
and outUuildings, all complete. Apply On Inc
premises, oCGz1-s-
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WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COM
w PANY.-Astend the Regular monthly
Meeting Of your Company THIS kVsNINa, at 7
O'Clock precisely.
BY order. o. 4. sOHWlNd,
oct22 Secretary.
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HOoK WANTED, AT No. GO HASEI
street oct22Is

WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w OHILD's NURSE, by q respectable young
woman; would do chamberwOrk or sewing. "A.
dress B., News ONCE. oct22l+
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WANTED, A COOK. APPLY AT
w northwest corner King and Morris streets.
uCC2I.2s
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Meetit1gs.

ORANGE LODGE, No. IA, A. F., M
" An Extra. Communication OF tnls Looge
dates for the F. o. and N. II. Degree VIII please.
attend. By order ". N. JN0. B. Y
oct22 secretary.
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mo RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
DENOE No. Q umeh0use street. Apply to J.
FRASER sATHEWEs, No. SO Broad street. J
OcC2l.mWfS4
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
II SPIhIrS OF THE WORLD. TIE TREAS.
UnE HOUSE OF AMERICA. q GREAT BOOK
Of THE YEAR. Agents report sales or % 10 100
copies In q few hours or days. Prospectus free.
Address J. W.. G00DSPEED, New York, chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, New Orleans.
octl-3mO8D&W
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WANTED, ALL TO GO TO "WHITE'S"
w for their Furniture and save 20 per cent.
We went there and was surprised 10 SEQ 30 much
Furniture at such low prices. His STOCK @. Vers Q
space Of about twenty thousand square feet.
OcLb
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS IN large or sman quaint lea.
Price 80 EMF PEk HUNDRED. Apply at IN.
arlcrt OF II NEWS. mRvIe
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WTANTED, A MAN SERVANT, TO
walt on q small family. Liberal wages
paid q competent person. recommendation re-
quired. octZz
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CURvIvoRS Observation-Disclosures
- an Extra Meeting at OhaIleston Library
Rooms THIS DAY, at O'Clock r: A.;
oct22 secretary.
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Boar1ina.

4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN
n BOARD, with pleasant Room, upon reason
ABLE terms, at No. ii Broad street, on the south
side, between Meeting and King streets. Io.ctl6
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EOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
E ]. HENRY OTJEN, son Of the late Henry
Utjen, for Seventy-nve Dollars. Will BIO sold at Q
discount at MENKEI& NULLER'S. aug27
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WANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENTS
wv suitable for 9 family OF three, with con.
renience for Housekeeping. Address ]. y. D.,
Box l2S F, O. octH
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DrnGs; ghemlrals, ~.

WAN DEUsENs WORM CONNECTIONS
" made Of Pure Sentonine)
Pleasant, reliable and enectuali has stood the
test OF many years.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
DR.. b. BAER. No. l8l Meeting street.
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EOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIX
TURES OF the well known Cigar Store OF
'. Goettlng. 1876 King street. Also q lot OF "a ey
IGEONS, oct21.2"
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DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
Horses or Mules will md It to their advan-
tage to call at HOGAN d CO.'S Stables, No. 6ue
King street, before purchasing elsewhere.
OCLQ Wfml0 D&OS
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&c Rent.

TOR RENT, PORTION OF A HOUSE IN
the western part OF the city, consisting OF
four rooms, with double piazzas. Apply at The
Southern Express once. octZz.a
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yKTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A CO4PE.
wv TENT Bookkeeper in D Factors ONCE.
Addres Box 1913, with references and salary.
Ocl9~
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WANTED. A. COMPETENT BUTLER,
also Chambermaid, one that is q good
washer and ironer. ACCOMMODATIONS required:
Apply at No. 8 81. Philip street, opposte Normsi
School. octZE-I~
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NOTILLION CLUB.-THE ANNUAL
~ Meeting will be held at the South carolina
Rnll FRIDAY EVENING, the 10Th lnstsnt. sat Z
O'Clock. EDWIN I. FhoSI,
oct22.4 Secretary and Treasurer.
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EOR SALE, A FIRST-RATE Able
JIG WILLIE PLANTATION, containing about
Property formerly Of General Aug ustus n. Smith,
now OF his widow. For terms and particulars,
apply TO JOEL .. PERRIN, Esq, OF Apbeyile, or
to WARDLAW d CAREW, Charleston.
oct6.atutnlmo
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"OW Is THAT FOB HIGH p
u Beautiful CRANBERR1Es, two quarts for
70 cents. Where? IL must be at KLElN'S. NO.
S39 King street. And II bis health gets better,
you will ind extra nns Fruit this season, aud at
greatly reduced pricea. Csnartes only a; fine
singers. oot22-l'
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WANTED; FOR THE WINTER, BY AN
w English family, 3 furnished house or part
of same, Address G., NEWS office. oCt2l-2f
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WANTED, & STEADY WOMAN OR
w girl to cook and wash for q small family
Apply at No. 293 East Bay to-day. octZ2.l"
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EOR SALE, TWENTY HORSE POWER
Stationary ENGINE AND BOILER, In fair
order. Price, $500. Also, q lot OF SHAFTlNG,
LEY q 90, aug22 thstu
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Darls.

WANTED, A SMART GIRL TO BE
w useful about the house; one that can
sleep on the premises. Apply In Amherst street,
one door from Nassau street. oct22-l"
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for 9ale.

EOR SALE, AT THE SUBSCRIBERS
STABLES. Queen street. q lot OF extra-fne
Horses and Mules. P. WEST. ocr22-i~
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MULES, HORSES AND MARES AT
lyl- r. OAKMAN'S STABLE. IS Church street,
near Broad, just arrived, ana for sale on time.
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
Il No. 1914 King street, recently occupied by
fUnSYTHE, M0OOMB d 90. The stor- ID neatly
shelved, and with Counters and Gas Fixtures VIII
FORsYTHE, MCOOMB& CO., corner King street
and Burns lane. 0ct1-tnth8
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

 three hundred dollars, according to the natlre of theA Aofbnes, If tlla disaretion of the court which sun may be recovered in any proper action, before any court hay in jurisdiction thereof.
 Sec. l5O. The state's attornies for the counties in which said institutions are res pectively located, on the complaint of any of the officers aforesaid, shall prosecute for all violations ofthe two preceding sections
 CHAPTER xv.
 Of the repeal of existing statutes concern E ing education.
 Sec. 151. The foregoing statutes, as re- vised and reported to this general assem- ply, together Awith such amendments to the same add ditional acts. relating to the subject of education as have been or shall be adopted at the present session, 10 be revised by said committee and incor- pOrated i'll the foregoing revision, shall on and after the first day of September, 1872, be the statute laws of this state, i'll lieu of the existing statutes relating to educa- tion, and the sixteenth title of the general statutes, of 1866, entitled 'an act concern ing education," and all acts amendatory or additional to the same, and sections torty-three, forty-four. forty-seven, fifty six, fifty-seven, fifty eight, and fifty nine, of chapter iy. of the thirteenth of the general statutes of 1866, and chapters cxv and cxxiii. of the public acts of 1869. and chapter fifty two of the public acts of 1871. shall be repealed on after said first day of September. 1872.
 Sec. 152. Said repeal shall not impair or affect any vested rights, privileges, immu- mites, or offices; or any suit or action, civil or criminal, pending at the date when said repeal Is to take effect or re vive any act previously repealed and all matters, civil or criminal, commenced by virtue of any of the statutes SO repealed may be prosecuted to final effect in the same manner as if this act had not been passed, unless it shall be otherwise spec tally provided by law; nor shall any offence committed, or any penalty or for feiture incurred, under any statute repeal ed by this act, be affected by said repeal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

NEW YORK, CORK, & LIVERPOOL,
 NEW AND 'FULL-POWERED STEAMSHIPS THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD. OCEANIC, CELTIC, REPUBtfC, ATT.ANTIC,
 BALTIC. ADRlATIC, MAJESTIC.
 ,0O0 tens burden-3,pOO h.p. each.
 Sailing from New York on satardays, from Lir- erpool on Thursdays, and Cork Harbor the day following. 's. v ..1 From White Star Dock, Payonia Ferry, Jersey City. 51. o. .-..s ssI4l' ~ 4 Passenger accommodations (for all classes) unfivalled, combining a ftss $ r,ss-
 SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT,
 Saloons, state-rooms, smoking-room, and bath rooms in midship section, where least motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany RATES-Saloon, $50 gold. Steerage, $8O cur rency to London, Liverpool. Glasgow, London derry, and Bristol. Those wishing to send for friends from the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $3S currency.
 Passengers booked to or from all parts of America. Paris, Hamburg, Norway. Sweden, In- dia Australia, China, etc. .5s t..', sae.. sas'ss s1 Drafts from Ef upwards tI ., ---=.s ,- i For inspection of plans and other inSoI mation, apply to J. H. Sparks. agent, No. l9 Bfoadwsy, ,, Ally G. EATON JONES. Litchasld. Ct.
 AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATIENTS.
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CHAPTER TX. Of high schools.

Sec. 92 In addition to the schools re- quired by the twenty third section of this act, towns shall have power to establish and maintain schools of @ higher. grade within their limits. and for such purpose to purchase receive and hold any real and personal property, and to convey the same to build and repair school hovses ; to lay taxes for the purposes herein nam ed; and to make contracts and adopt all lawful regulations and means for the man agement of such schools.
 Sec. 93. Such town may, at it's annual meeting, or at any meeting specially warn ed for that purpose, choose, by ballot, & committee of not more than five residents of the town, who shall have all the pow CTS, and discharge all the duties, in rela- ton to such schools, as are by law impos- ed upon district committees, in relation to district schools.
 Sec. 94. Whenever any town shall fail to elect committee. as provided In the preceding section the board of school wis itors of such town shall appoint a commit tee, who shall have the powers and dis charge the duties provided in said section
 Sec. 95. Whenever any town shall main tain any school of high grade as above provided, the board of school visitors of such town shall prescribe rules and rsgu- lations for the admission of scholars into such schools, and for the studies books, and classification of the same; and shall examine all candidates for teachers in such school, and shall give to those persons, with whose moral character, and literary attainments. and ability to teach, they are satisfied, certificate, setting forth the branches they are found capable of teaching; and shall visit such school at least twice during each term; and may re- yoke the certificate of any teacher. at any time, for the causes provided in the for tieth section of this act.
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committee by them appointed; nor shall any teacher be entitled to draw, any DOT ton of his wages, 50 far as the same is paid out of any public money appropriat- ed by law to schools. unless he can pro- duce such certificate dated previous to the opening of his school.
 Sec. 98. The teacher of every public school shall keep and fill up the school register provided by the state, in the man ner and form required by the state. board of education; and at the close of each term deliver the same to the school visit ors; and no teacher shall be entitled to receive any pay until such register shall have been so filled out and delivered.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

] to be completed next after the time. of having such taxes. as the district shall di-' rect and no deduction or abatement shall be made on acconnt of the indebtedness Of the owner of any real estate so taxed, unless both the debtor and the creditor belong to said. district, and the debt is
 secured by mortgage of real estate situ- ated therein.
 Sec. 122. Whenever real estate. situated in one district, is so assessed and entered m the grand list. in common with other estate situated out of said district, that there IS no distinct and separate value put by the assessors upon the part lying in sad district, then said district may call
 on one or more of the assessors, for the time being, of the town in which said property Is situated, to assess, and they shail, on such application, assess the val l ue Of that part of said estate which lies l III said district. and return the same to the clerk of said town; and notice of sach assessment, and of the meeting of the assessors and selectmen hereafter men
 shall be given by the district committee Tn the same way as a notice for school
 meeting; and at the end of fifteen days
 after said assessment has been returned
 as aforesaid, and assessors and selectmen shall meet in such place as said district
 committee shall designate in such notice,
 and shall have the same power, in relation
 to such list, as the board of relief has in
 relation to such list of towns and when
 such list shall be perfected by said asses sors and selectmen, the same shall be lodged with the town clerk and said assessment shall be the rule of taxation for said estate, by said district, for the year ensuing and said assessors shall be paid by said district 8 reasonable com pensation for their servicas
 Sec. 123. Whenever there Is real estate situated in any district. which has not been put into the assessment list of the town; Or where there are polls in any district, liable to taxation. which have not been entered Ill said assessment list :: such district may call on one or more of the time being, of the town in which such Iomision has occurred, who shall assess Athe value Of such real estate, and make a Hist of said polls, and add such property and polls to the list of the district. Sec. 124. Whenever district lays tax Ion the town list last completed, and any real estate has been sold and conveyed, or has m any way changed ownership be- tween the first day of October next pre- iceding and the time of laying said tax. such district may call out one or more of the assessors, for the time being, of the town in which such sale, conveyance or change of propertyha occurred. who shall assess the value of said real estate to the
 owners the same at the time of laying said
 tax, and deduct the same from the list of the person in whose name it stood on the
 assessment list of the town.
 See. 125 The assessors. in nerfornning
 duties mentioned in the two preceding
 sections, shall proceed in the manner pre-
 scribed for assessing real estate in the one
 hundred and twenty-second section Of this
 eot
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CHAPTER xI. Of teachers.

Sec. sl. No teacher shalI be employed m any school, receiving any portion of it's support from the public money. until he nas received a certificate of examinat;on apa appr9patiqp, signed by a majority of
 the board of school visitors, os by ali the
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
CHAPTER x. Of school libraries.

Sec 96. The treasurer of the state. up
 on the order of the secretary of the board
 of education, shall pay over the sum of ten dollars out of any moneys that may be in the treasury to every school district, and to every town maintaining high school, which shall raise by tax or other wise like sum for the same purpose, to establish within such district, or for the use of such high school. a school library, and to procure philosophical and chemic- al apparatus; and the further sum of five dollars annually, upon a like order, to the said districts or towns upon condition that they shall have raised like sum for the current year, for the purposes afore- said, and if the nnmberof scholars in act- ual attendance in the public school or schools of any district, or in any high school, exceeds one hundeed,. there are be drawn an amount equal to that above for every hundred, or frac- tional part of hundred scholars. in ex- cess of the first hundred. The selection of all books and apparatus to be purchas- ed shall be made or approved by theboard of school visitors; and they shall also pre- scribe the rules for their management, use and safe keeping.
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Pennington Savings Bank

II HIS old and well established Bank has Sur plus Fund of more than -F
 SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, which serves as & guarantee to Depositors from loss Interest at the rate of Six per cent free of all taxes, has been paid on Deposits for the last eighteen years; New deposits are put upon In- terest the first day of ey cry month. All loans are made under the supervision of an efficient Board of Directors: Amount of Funds, March l, 1872, $i, ,36O.s75. Business hours, from to IF, a. m.. and from 2 to 6p. m.
 SAMUEL s. COWLES, Treasurer.