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DIRECTOR OF TIE PENlTESTIARY.-.Th Gov
crnor has appointed Mr.. George Barsamin
director OF the penitcntiary Uice Henry J,
Smith, deceased.
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a RcportorjaE Spy Among MI. Gree
lows Visitors.

New York, July 25.--'fhe Tribune give
notice that aS the Times has Il reporter wht
conceals his calling i'll order to make note o
private conversations among MIR. Greeley:
Saturday visitors at Chappaqua, Mr.. Greeley
will not entertain visitors after this week.
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POLICEMAN ArPoISTED.-The Board of Po.
lice Commissioners has appointed Mr.. George
Fox policeman, and he has qualified and
been assigned to duty III the Second Ward
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SrEcIAl CoURT or ArrEALs.-ThiS court
WAS in session yesterday but transacted DO
business of public interest.
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The total coinage of gold at the branch
mint at San Francisco during the last tisca
year was nearly $1s,OO0,0Qo; silver coinage
$1,000.
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Music Mt Riverside Park this evening. Dolly
Warden line OF boats will leave Eighth street ever!
ialf-hour from TO 7:3o P. NJ. Buy your tickets oi
the Dolly Warden.
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LADIES, a visit to AEM1sTEAD, 0Oa Main street
will satisfy you that he Is selling his laces. trim
mIngs, handkerchlefs and parasols at great reduc
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f-3,, 'nr amendment Of ihc Hon. John i. Lewis,
, "'" 9,a"s s'aa0r, to the bankrupt law bus beer
.u''pu'' ny Congress- The baukrup, law NOW AS
'i'ei, cAe'nrls t.G0 iu'InnEcy, S20iO in lard or
r. '"a .sDr property IN" St ,ic exemption Of 1860.
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NORTH BRITISH
AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND 5sssBSfitesf. 6. 3

f,anfta,. SuQeccoo In gold tn ne t,I'ea
states "yes ST 100000; deposttd With Irras,iief q
asyinc sea.,l appointesi agents % the ahoYe-nansa
comnans, WE arc prepared 10 isslc It's
loo ar damage by IRE on buildings, sl
,rersonal properly OF all kinds on the uosl nsesal
los Loses equItshy adjusted aud promptly PAID
=. - 40. 1Ola Main sisees.
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Now Is TIE TIME.-Eow IL the time 10 invest in
clothing. E. d. SPENCE i son have marked down
their prices,
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WANTED. to purchase Sheaf Oats, In large O
small quantities. Apply ut our stables in Rockett'
or at our Office. 1922 Cary street. SToHRS Il Co.
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vol. XLIIl.
FRIDAY

sn~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS or TIE CITY.
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,,,,,.,-ysriE riEEEET GIVEN THAT ON
-n t,.t,u, nhof hrine The last Saturday IN
''N ~, ,slnrk A. NJ. the Township k'ari VIII
.~ At The Ck 'cc t"r the tra"s,rts.i m SAC s,,," %.
f,- c.urra!y and particularly ,nr ,nS St, ,,.,
'"- ,I, ,,,,t wears accounts with til" pt'r"c"t'
" , ,sT IN, several districts of thiS f"",i>hi''
49, ', .ur, .I the NNrr>,rr ri Tie i,.'r /, .iSo W.
~. l'T, ,,,,r.:,i ROlb MhikENNlF,
.r'.i' - t,rrL Ia NaY,ua Township.
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PARIS, July 25.-Tlmee Communists, con
yictcd of participation in the massacre OF
hostages, were shot at Satory this morning
one Of the condemned when brought to the
place of execution shouted, " 4 bas Ia Con,
m,,ne.n The other two cried, Ttre Ia
Commune," i'm their last moments
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l'N'uEI"N' .,5,s.1S-@sss,,:,.
't'NsII~iu\ TO WEST fnlN .'!s:tS. =
''>''' - 81 ~tTAKI i"l"'E, / .. o. T., an"
Nn%E h; hgE", ia + i r. 'S'1ns; ,r iSusc iyE
'' t't it,,l "r music will cnlivcn the "cra~ipn
,,r,r.rmrn, have been ,nnhc for ncr>"ns t" en-, n,
~ ~ -i,. attractions "f The place. Tickets cnn 'r
r,t-ni.e ot the Committee "r ~ Inc "'i'" W" '''
q. .> morning ihr ::'h s,c
Jfrkr.. fer gentlemen. ..''.-.''''.'''9l '"
..,.,i. ;rr ir,'',, auh children; ;......;-. ~
ga ~ |" 2I-.tt
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'rHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE:
i Miller Agricultural Foundation In fhe Unitef.
sity of Virginia will proceed, on The EIGHTEENTH
or SEPTEMBER next, 10 DoiniDaie l.RaEES;-
CULTURE (IncludIng Natural History, to he
elected by the Board OF Visitors. The e,nollnents
of tile profess0Yslip will be salary OF Sgecn house.
rent $500 and the tuition fees of fine school 20 tho
amount of $1,000, slcnld they reach that ssi.l.
ti0i,s and testimonials 70 CHARLES S.YENABfiE.i
chairman of the Faculty. r. o., University OF
Virginia. X; 1. Y. LIN,
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BE sure to get your clothing at the right place-E
B. SPENCE & SoN'S-l3Oo Main street.
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Underwear at L. u. SPENCE Il oS's, 1903 Mail
ctr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, July 25-Toacco-Salcs, lis hogs
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All kinds of summer wear at l.. Is. SPENCE i
Sons, 1909 Main street.
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ESoAElESS ShRDiNES in half boxes
the hcs, t>h ,,nt up In Francrfor sale M ,iftv
~ isi hail hoA hy A. PIX/JNI, JR.,
s07 Broad street.
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Down with The prices, at +. Z. SrESCE & IONS
fashionable clothing establishment.
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Everybody goes 10 Riverside Park to cool of afte
the heat of the day. Music this evening.
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National Democratic Ccmn1sttccE Head
quarters. "a
NEw YoRf, July a5.--I'he headquarters Of
tue National Democratic Committee ut the
spingster House, were opened to-day for
business.
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.EUUSssTIayaY,.

WEsEEYsAE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
iltira annual sesslen September 1871 VIZ
LIAM A. HARRIS, rrosideRi, viii az able ccryo
OF twenfy teachers and officers. TfHH this NO CO..
ltase for young ladies' ranks higher. SEIENt e;
sfid idLITERATuREar are taught by gradsates Of cur
fiiat universities and colleges. FRENCH 1sy o.
native master MUSI IG by SIX professors aud teas6
ers, among fhbIn are two Of se most
niid cultivated singers and teachers Of vocal music
i the south Thisfs Be OF tho ithicst rifHittS
In tile world. Pupils WHO como here with feeble
constitutions eills and clintatai dtscases, arc en-
tirely restored.
Buildings and grounds arr elegant. scenery srr-
passingy grand and beautiful, making fk ue of the
ioyecst college homes In the Union. "a
Over one hundred y0ung ladies, rs boarding pupils,
attend tlis school from fifteen southern Ss;ites
From Judge John N. Heudren, M. a., University
OF Virginia. 80
tcgufd the Wesleyan Female Institute as one of
tile very best and most attractive schools In tho
State. ..f Z. y
gaiversity os Sirginia.s
Young ti,,ics committed TO the care OF Professor
Harris viii enjoy advantages OIL moral and Htciec-
I. From Bishop r. NJ Marvin. d. ID ~
The Wesleyan Female Institute fs an n0nor 10.
tire church. Instruction Is thorough M ciasses
stand high. The most talented professors are eni-
ployed. The school b very prosperous, ana oc-
serves to be so. . Eg go
TERMS ron THE ENTIRE CoLLEGIaTE YEaR.-
Board and tuition In the collegiate courses Ssf9.
Music and other extras moderate.
Fur catalogue of ffty-four PAGES, address
REV. w. N. HARRIS.
4x-a -a
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DIsPATcH Or
rlcE, Wednesday, July %: S \. NJ, So de-
grccs; L. NJ, SO degrees; Z. NJ, IS de-
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July 25, 1879.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 2ot 1872.
I'M rises ....... 4:57 Moon rises. If:li
,ln sct4........... 7:c3 High tide... ?:at
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

! AAlBLER SMITH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE A
SpEClALTY.
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'''f'' No. . MARSHALL HALL, CORNER BASH
AND TfSTIt STREETS,
RICHMOND VA
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Disastrous ConflRSrafiOn--Dest
Of the Erie Railroad Shops at Jersey
Gty-.Estimated Loss 81, 500, ,O00-.1,lO0
Pers5ns Thrown Ont of Employment,

New YORK. July 24:-Fhe shotts Of the
Erie road in Brooklyn were btrned this eve
ming. Loss, s5Oo,0O0; insurance. 100000.
4 fireman was killed BY filling walls: Five
hundred persons are thrown out Of employ
mcnt this morning.
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ST. NIARY'S HIGH SCHOOL. FOR
~ BOYS, will be open again on the FIRST MON
DAY IN SEPTEMBER. This wcll-known ilsti-
tution Is conducted by the Benedictine Fathers OF
st. NIarys church, and affords to Catholic parents
and Wards Thoroughly instructed In a the CUSTOM
ary branches of coitpletc commercial and classi-
cal course of st,alea. Special care Is given TO be-
ginners. and paramount attention paid 10 rensious
instruction Of all cIsscs.
The sctiunl.rooms are rchtted, and all due care
will be taken to render this iIistitutiop.fne
worthy of tle patronage 6f y Catholic community.
TERMS: s. per month, to be paid In advance.
For particulars apply To
is l7-lm corner Fourth and Marshall streets.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUNTON, VA.

The ACADEMIC TERM of this institution be-
gIns the MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER aud closes the
corresponding time The following June
This is the largest iirst-cass institution IN VII
niiT teachcrs; the Euslist course more cS tensye
.lpl li'ornngh than c!sewhcle found In female
schools. ..,s ~,
Advantages for iIiustc and languages cannot ne
Surpassed Seven InIIeic tc,chers-four instrumental
and three vocal-.trc constantly employed whose
reputation hlS extended wherever the schoos 10
knowii. 80, r.,,,,
A resident french govcruess and native French
gentleman teach the pupils to speak the as
we'll as read and write Ii.
The buildings. for comfort, elegance, ana c0nfc-.
uirl,ce. are unsurpassed by any In The State
For full particulars, apply To
~ o-aoJom Principal.
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Printing Office for Sale.
a PROFITABLE LNXESTAfENT

L.
NVHE subscriber, being desirous of giving
il his undivided attention to the Book and
stationery Business, in which he has re-
GENTLY engaged, offers for sale the NOUN
TAINEER PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
The business OF tho offioe Is unusually
large for an up-country Printing Establish.
mont, and the material is all in good working
order, much of it being almost new. The
optht consists OF Cylinder Press, bed 2s by
with Self e-Inking Machine; Gordon Gard and
Biu-head Press; l Standing Preas, with
Boards; 1 Paper Trimming Machine; Miter-
ing Machine, Lead and Rule Cutters; q good
quantity OF Body Type; over seventy fonts Of
JOB Type; Borders, Cuts, Curves, Rules, so.
TO good printer, wishing to obtain q foot
hold IN an improving location, this is pecu.
1erly favorable opportunity. 1t also affords
handsome inducement for the profitable in
vestment OF capital and labor in literary
pursuit by one not acquainted with the me.
ohanical operation of the busiue -s.
Price and terms made known on applica-
ton. Address G.. E. ELFORD,
sept If e3 GreeQvill0. 4. @.
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THn SoYnRE1aNs AND WE 1.tii JEsuus..-. Jl,lIi c..

fry .. 49, .ss.
IHE SovRREIGNs AND TIE JEsUTTs.
cable telegram, of the 18th met, conveys
the intelligence that tho Emperors of
Germany, Austria and Russia have COM
bined to advise the Pope to abandon che
Jesuits. The report needs confirmation,
though it is said that one of the objects
OF the meeting. which was originally pro.
posed between the Emperor Of Germany
and Austria, was to devise o mutual sys.
tenn OF procedure in opposition to the
Rope, whose designs both of those sove-
relgns considered it to their interest to
resist. Tho Gear was an accession to the
meeting. and his policy toward the
Poles. who are mostly Roman Catholics,
is not liberal.
BEWARE. public in general are
cautioned to look ont for the spurious
article put up in imitation of and as sub
stltutes for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Buy only from respectable druggists,
and see that it is put ap in square pack
ages and has the signatures of A. @
Simmons and J. 81. Zeilin &c Co., on it's
side; all others are frauds upon the pub
lie. Beware! s14
Eli Cox, an esteemed citizen of Spar
tenburg County, died OF his home near
Woodruff's, on the 9th instant He was
eighty-two years old.
Ex-senator John P. Hale, of New
Hampshire, years ago distinguished as
an Abolitionist in Congress, is out against
Greeley for the Presidency. 81
A double-headed snake twelve inches
long, Of the variety known aa the ground
rattlesnake, was captared in Colleton
County, n few days ago.
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Notice.
OYrIcR BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
CoLuABIA. q. o., September 6, 1872.
H9AaTaols sns 70 are GTs9Tested to snOmit
hiohland County, on or before the 18th DAY
OF October next. Said building is to contain
offices for CLERK Of Court, Sheriff, Commits
and Coroner.
Cost not to exceed $50, 600.
The Commissioners reserve tho right to re-.
1ect any or all plans submitted.
John q. BRYANT, Chairman,
URIAH PONTEE,
j. J. GOODWIN,
Sept 10t Commissioners.
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@pec1a1 Mot1ces.

On Marriags.-Happy relief for Youne
Mon from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impetliments
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
iuent. New and remarkable remedies. Books
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IL 9mo
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Fall and Winter Stock.

&c HAVING recently returned from New
IA York, am prepared to exhibit one OF the
most ohoioe and select Stock OF Goods
-AAever offered in this market. It ftembraces
Fine English, French and American
Casaimeres, g
soOTOH TWKEDS, DO, an elegant line of
Yestings, and large stock OF the celebr atsd
Star Shirt. My customers and the public
generally are invited to call and examine.
Sept IA limo J. +. ETSENMANN
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For Sale.

A PLANTATION in Sumter County, known
"a as the Bradford Springs Plaoe. It con
tains 7o3 aores OF land, fifteen miles from
Sumter @. 81. and about the same distance
from Camden. For particulars and terms,
applyko Aessgs. BLANDIN0 & RICHARDSON
Attorneys at Law, Sumter @. II. Sept
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Wanted.

WTE will pay good per centage, with
wv secure oollatersls, to any one who has
MONEY that they wish to loan on time. ,Ap-
ply to SEIBELS d EZELL.
Sept 1916 Brokers.
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'.THE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is THE BLooD."-
This being the fact, it is very obvious that
when the blood becomes corrupted the whole
nystem becomes corrupt also. 10 relieve this,
the true policy undoubtedly is to direct the
remedy to the source OF the disease. It is in
this manner that DR.. TUFTS sarsaparilIa and
Queen's Delight aots. It's specific effect is on
the blood; 1t puriaes 1t, vtalizes it, aud expels
al distemper from the system.
Being free from violent minerals, it is adapt
ed to general uso. Tho old and young may
use 1t; the most delicate female. at any time,
may take 1t; the week and enfacbled will be
strengthened by it; the tender infant, who
may have inherited disease, will 10 cured by
For Syphilis, and all it's trains of evils, it is
q sure antidote.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are mild and gentle
purEative, possessing the peculiar merit Of
acting as powerful agent In relieving oongee-
tive or torpid liver. They have no equal.
Or: TUFTS Hair Dye is the beat in use.
sept ~ 1871
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There was man in our town,
And he was wondrous wise,
He had a pain from ear to ear,
Another botween his eyes;
Ana when he saw he had Catarrh,
With all his might and main
Hc purchased Sage's Remedy
And has his health again.
It is sold by druggists everywhere.
The HORSE AND HIS RIDER 1t was a happy
day for horse and his ridor when the MUsTAS0
L1NIMENT was introduced as a cure for tho
external diseases and injuries OF both. In
the stable. the barn and the household this
wonderful emollient is equally useful. II a
horse ID spawned, or foundered or harness
CALLED, or afflicted with any other of the
many superficial ills that equine flesh is heir
to, the iiniment effects a speedy cure, and it
is equally efficacious when applied to draught
oxen or cows suffering from outward swell
lngs. strains. or hurts Of any description. As
an application for bruises. cuts, burns, rheu-
matism, stiff joints, sprains, neuralgia, ear
ache and toothaohe, It takes precedence for
all other tropical remedies, and Is, therefore,
an article OF prime necessity in families.
~ tt3
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For Ren

The Doctors Recommend seegers Beer
TN.preferenoe to London Porter and Scotch |
Ale. Why? They know it is unadultera al ed
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To Rent,

To Rent.
4zx TO an approved tenant, will rent the
E|ii3 "Walker House," situated on Upper
4EA Boundary street. Apply to
Sspt 20 r. O'NEALE. JR.
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Valuable Rsal Estate for Bale.

v0uaDi6 H3aI KStato f0r BaIe.
OFFER for sale my FARM, consisting OF
Il about 1913 acres, situated just outside of
oity limito, on both sides OF Charlotte Rail
road: The place contains comfortable
Dwelling and fine Out-buildings. and for q
Grain and Truck Farm cannot be surpassed.
This property, from Its nearness to the oity,
and its facilities for advancement and i'm.
provement. is very desirable.
Aug 70 limo JAMES r. BLACK
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For Rent.
AA STORE-ROOM, corner of Main and
EMB Laurel stroets, now occupied by J. 8.
Chambers. Possession given im,nedi-
ately. Apply to ARTHUR Il BOONE.
sept ID No. Law Ranre
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A Valuable Tract of Land For Sale.

A Valuable Tract of Land For Sale.
TIM B subscriber offers for sale his PI.ANTA-
u TION, neAr Abbsville Court House, part
OF 1t within the corporate limits Of the town.
It contains $50 acres Of land, seventy.fve OF
which ts good oreok botton. On II 10 com.
Portable Dwelling House, Gin House, and all
scuppernong Grapes Of aeveh acres, in full
bearing, With . Stone House, Collar, and ali
appliances for making wine. and flne colleo-
ton OF Fruit Trees. 3. h. BOWIE,
Sept Abbeville @. HSO
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Cotton Gin.
I FOBTY-SAW C,)I,TON GIN. with CON.
4 DBNaER. manufactured by horace l..
Emory. ~ good as new. having bs.n only
used few weeks. Will be sold at a sacrificc.
by JOHN AONEW T. Rim
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COLUMBIA SEPTEMBER 2 1872 VOL WI
Female Seminary.

Female Seminary.
THE seventh year OF my School
AEA will commence on TUESDAY, 90.
s4ll t4#&E tober l, and continue nine months,
VS divided into two equal sessions OF
W3V four and half months each, ter
minating on 14th February and
90th juno, 1878. Pupilsreceived and charged
by the session. All the branches of sub
stantial and fashionable education taught ac-
cording to the most improved systems.
Drawing and Painting by lady, well-known
artistic Of this city. Singing taught to the
whole school without extra charge.
A class Of boys will be taught in the alter
moons, in English, Classics and Math em atics.
Apply at corner Pickens and Taylor streets.
Sept 13 ft6 W. MULLER
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For Hale.

For Hale.
a,s THB HOUSE and LOT, on Piokens
"a street. belonging to the Estate Of Mrs.
&kta. Zimmerman, deceased.
Sept 8 RDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor.
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For Rent.
- sT0RR-ROOM. Exchange House
@ Building. Main street, recently OCT upied
4aA@. by F. Cardarelli. Apply to
Arthur BOONE, No. Law Range.
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TO Rent.

TO Rent.
~ THB two.story HOUSE, on Plain
M street, between Bull and Marion. Apply
!z11kA to II. d W. O. SWAFFIELD,
Sept IL
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-13
The Township Elections,

Trustees, II. Curtis, D. Van
Epps. a. n. Parke
Cierk, J. Hamp Scheverell
Treasurer, b. f. Luther;
assessor, 5. Olinstead
Consta6tes, a. L. Ellington, Edward Philips.
HARTsGRovE.-Trustees, Ben. Norris, Chas.
Warner, Charles Gladding
Cierk, L. W. Hunt;
Treasurer, Nelson Griswold
AsSessOr, y. S. Davis
Constabtes l. J. Marsh, j. p. Hoxhorn.
GEYEvA-Trustees, A. p. johnson, Anson
Smith, A. W. Ward
Clerk, b. Brett;
Treasurer, II. B. Stevens
Assessor, g. A. Fuller;
Cohstd6les, &. Bartholomew, VI. l.. Fitch.
Trustees, S. c. Wilson, c. S.
Mcintosh, L. Wiswell
Cterk. A. p. Cook
Treasurer, B. b. Austin
Assessor, L. ID. Gleason
ConstnbIes, Samuel Rawson, Franklin Nye
Justice Pease, Z. j. Adams.
PLYMOUTH ELECTION - Clerk-Wm. Mann.
IruStees-Asa l.. Case, l.. b. Hoffman, Geo.
Jones. ---
1redsurer-Randall Seymour.
assessor W. Manp.
CoHstdble-S. M Harper Er. -..