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E5ag%Es.G WANTS.

y N \!En. caurcha>. sunday schools. aud
!, ...,.,:,r: associations 20 know that ;he S"r-
- -.rf rruTsc =. tlarIns WIN ms
,.:.Np =. !.>IIN M! MECH HANltAL b!C-
;. ..s .i!, 1. us,tHiuci Oh reasonable terms Ad-
-..... -. ta.r lsuA 80. Manchester. ap 9-lt
II. AN!En. To CLOSE OF within the
" ..I' .:.cyu DAYS 30 GOLD WATCHES.
,.... q s.u'. COED CHAINS. RINGS. BUT
8. 49,: H.. =! N.rl heavy ) Sarascolu cases.
. u... ..v-uiA,y">: al OF which viii sell III
g. .,,...... j" J~-:rr 10 close Them Uu al the
.....,' ....>.tr G.:- 10 GcA!iAe M5Acy advanced.
: \. Ni>->rt:. it'> LOAN OFFICE,
MI. ..r:,.l.i,f -. ~. UaGer Exchange Hotel
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:. .. MI,I. Z FARM about twof;s
s.. '-.gs. Ul'!lfn9ud. With ah"rt so IL
. .. ...'. ..ul. ,ol. aud buildings gooo. Kent
,...":... :, a....I. Possession ~ once. Apply
: :. l.. AppEH>ON.
--. Peal re;:iiC Agent.
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3. RENT. TWO ROOMS. one fur A.
..-..! >,y...- iyr-. suitable for :. gen sEs.:s
'... t.,.T Ipi iaIt STREET.
..r near Franklin street.
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rHOICE GUSPOWDER and OOLONG
TSt iIi;rstBER PICKLES by The barrel or
gallon. All Ut low prices. ~ n,,pNvp
.r73, 424 Sixth street near Gay.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS:

4. GOLDBACK, j.. eEAg, Sh',
OF Richmond. Va. iurmeriyol 1otaohssIis' q.
.rFHE VIRGINIA MATCH COMPANY
arc manufacturing through q process known
o,Slv to themselves the best PAELOR BATCH in
the country, which they eer to The trade as home
enterprise Spend your money HERE, and thereby
help to build up home manufactures.
A. GDLDBhCk & CO. .
eEfner Thirty-drst and Main, 5 Oh and 31o o3 Main
nIfd Cary streets, Eichm0nL va. 40 3-eoa3n
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OF SPRING GOODS.
NH rs
GROCERIES, dc.
TEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.

NEW GUUUS AT ULU ThIOEo'
Having opened new GROCERY ,.da, AND 5s,Sssn COZ,
s;ajn and Franklin. would be pie,se to serve my
friends and the public who may, wish to bny hrss-
c,sss goods In my Iine, consisting O. rL9Uh, eAs
Enr.sSrS RHOoNS, BUCKETS, &C., CANNED
FRUIT, and other goods found In first class gro
ccrS store call Is solicited. ,,,,o
ap S-1w fR CD. ~. Ml-L-H ---
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DRIME lot Orange county (Va.) CgkED
L HAMS, r,rs
h3ieSa'' "A' j. F. MEREDITH.
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FUST RECEIVED

VUST RECEIVED
- prime lot OF
VIRGINIA HANS and JOLES;
PEACH BLOW IRISH POTATOES, for table
uso ,t .TGATEWOODE,
71v Second and Grace streets.
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1,.,\,.n. tn PURCHASES comfortable
II ..-.r...N,, ot al vt five rooil> with
-. ...r aa, aInrr than foUr squares from
r.,t-. TrnHS streets: or Will exchange
....-.. ,..r gar e the bCst streets ncar the
So .- =. . ,rs rr.y'iou viii. price 10 \. Is.
t'.vrt.. l-I9 ErarStiu street.
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,;-A<t;.>. EtNE THOUSAND DOL
= NJ ,I..t,th!A tpNSnL hoN bS. IN eN.
... ..- -" excellent real estate IN full
....-ul y,r;,,ia stra.ilr 10 advance in
.s..-. .. &!IN, NTISkE, care u. l.. APP
~ .. ...-.... ,...a:. aa 6-ot
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,,-,\stp.H SITUATION a> CLERK,
u ..r man who writes good ha2G and
ii ss~I ct;y references. Salary no
:, ..-... e., IS74 Ti$pGtch Office.
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DEFINED SUGARS.

Bradish johnson & Sons superlor, p ,rc h4Rp' AZ
EPhINED "a" aud AZ" WHITE sUGAks'
u.remeycr's y f XTRA CO.. and YELLOW,
LOAF. GRANULhTED, and 0WDEHEln.
= good assortment now receiY Ing ana LOT saie y!
mn IANfSTotl ~ -nNtstsI-.-
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,,,\.ll.n. = GOOD COOK without in
II '' '-..rs. Mas; come well recommended
.Nrl street. Sc;wccn Mar halt and
....- 300 - ap S-2ts
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WEDDING AND YISiT}NG-CARLS
w b.sutiul, at ,Re Dispatch Printing House.
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Fifty dozen more of those cheap HOSE at 1Oc.
ar JULIUS SYCLES,
.s.- 4lS Hroad street.
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CALT! SALT! SALT!!!
DIRECT IMPORTATION FBoN-LIVERPooL.
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,,-,\yEO. immediately, at Locust Dale
u ny. : single gentleman {" TEACH
GERMAN. Applicants will give
'.,. ~ ... .' M >ta;g salary. AddrcSS
:r.''" f.GNEDpN,.ksiis.an station.
tulp,pcc coUaiyiNa.
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Cheap CAsSIMERES for men's and boys' wear at
JULIUS sYCLE'S
4l5 Broad street.
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Some more of those cheap HANDKERCHIEFS
at 12ac. at JULIUS Sf CLk'S,
41S Broad street
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gountrn propcrtn to fet.
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKE1

NEw-YORK. Thursday Sept. 8, 1874.
Horse dealers report the market unchanged
in any essential particular. The only description OF
stock in which the market gives evidence Of increasing
vitality is prime truck horses of heavy weight and great
power which sell at good prices. The demand for light
driving and carriage horses is moderate and prices
weak.
Tomorrow friday Sept. auctions of horses, car
riages harness. &C. Will held usual at the follow
ing Auction Marts:
BY Mr.. Arch Johnston in Thirteenthst near Uniyer-
sity place. at 10 a. IN.
BY Messrs Van Tassell & Kearney In East Thirteenth
ST. between Broadway and FOurth-aye. at II a. M.
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yss;:!s'Ig I l:.!.l:lI

"a ,vsr ana MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
nisestoa Genera DEBILITY and Loss Of Appetite in.
- Tor "a purity BY the Food Journal AthaI hn
,i"..sn NJ D. went~0rh L. Scott, ESQ.,, y &. = = A. L.
, r. A. Sold NJ Groceu oilnen ant Chems'' IA '"s'
IL. Al p. each. Beware o limitations Prepared bV
l.ssss EnfAs&
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Muslral 3nstrumetIs
european Advertisements

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
l. The Most Delicious and Cheapest s,Rce IN the WorG
Warranted and Tree ron lBuous agel.nL,
G72192 BOTTLES SOLD IN oSB MONTH AUGUST iSfzl
sale led In the history Of sauces N
Sold BY Grocer Druggists Onen bottles AZ o. - SUI ~
Trade MArkwloW Pattern Plate bssars 81 'n M
Manufacturers: G00DAll, bACkhUUee q W,
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5ituations UGnieo-- MGles

Miscellaneous.
FIREMAN and USEFUL MANA Swiss
young would hotel restaurant 10 the at
Useful farnsh good reference
COUNTRY. Can be ODELLs SWISS BUREAU, lOJ
West 34tk-st corner Broadway Inquire tor u
USEFUL MANLY a Swede, aged 20 years
- speaks English; who Of horses and cattle
milk do gardening aud work. welt recommended Call
al CARPENrERS. 1873 Vest llthst, cor shave
USEFUL MANA young man who speaks
hard anything good references ssbu
honesty &c Inquire for j. ~ al ODbLLS AGENCf lO9 Wess
3tihst.
USEFUL MANA French young man would
~ ks place himself the city and either
gentemans gardening horses,
also farming Apply at 0DELLS AGENCY IO9 West 3Ihst'
corner Broadway.
Useful young man (Chinamau) with four
~ Jesr active, capable for every kind work
good waiter aud generally
useful Can be the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU l3o
bth-are. above lOthst
Useful YOUNG MAN, Scotch--Wife I'M
u deuds butter milking sc good washer fDd roner.
and general homework willing To be generally useful cut oosor
little object have good references and be at the
Protestant HOMB BUREAU 1873 6th-Aye. above lOthst
WANTED.-The Young Mems Christian
Association ami all business In the F
country BOokkeeper Cashiers, ktrT Crs
ssemen CoDy Porer &C. to Apply the fseniYhird-
corner P1urha ave.
NANTED.-By man aud wife as COACH
IRONBR do HOUSEWORK. both understand their business
ieciy willing and obng make themselves useful wages not 50
object permanent place Apply at PEI IOn COS
b45 6have.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gin Real C:siaic for Sale.
NETWORK CITY.

DOTTOM DOLLAR, S16,O0O.-Ihe beautiful
DWELLING northwest corner OF
y-rngtor Foets Is beyond question he preiesi ute
nobody Object he proe providing Tie mouse
Otherwise su. Apply 10 : FITZPATRICK. lOJ9 5daye.
IOTTAGE and full LOT % by 1922, nth
y St near Parkave $500; easy terms This street Is
opleteiv 6uis- All paid; better safer place Tor
yoaf funds 5 KILPAT2ICK, 1908 Th.rl.ave.
TOR SALE-The large first-cass brown-stOne
fout HOUSE No l. 2lst-st jthave Apply az lO3
Fult0n-sL OfPErER A. a. JACKSON
TOR SALE.-The brOwn-stone HOUSE, with
Il LOT Is q. 6nxlQ2 n, No 40 Bss Rig ueh-st' near
F,urbsve newly painted throughout and n excellent condition
Inquire on premises Of LATHAM BROTHERS - Beekmanst
IF You have funds not safely invested, buy
Masou-sve AID build trsicAss AmeTican
Pitts" Thv paw eadiv viii exchange
Ior other property s EILPATRICK, l.OO9 rLir1ave.
SS nnn 10 PER CENT on mortgage for
81 OsNByOs or YEAR: full LOT G LeIngtousve
AZ s1ce street THIS corner vii b. valuable the future
y kILPATRICK. 1908 5d-lve
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Thursday. Sept 8. 1874
AT the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day Z. A.
Lawrence q Co. sold by order Of the Supreme Court,
under direction OF Edward D. Gale, referee, the four
story Nova Scotia house and lot 20xlO05 north
side OF Fifyffth St. 50 feet east OF Lexingon-aye fer
$4,000 The purchaser was plaintiff in suit.
The sales announced by James NJ. Miller, a. j
gleecker and Dingee Porter * Co. were all adjourned
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK CITY.
smesst Cherry and Batavia-sts, 2JIl2O er
eept par taEen for opening New Cham -
~
2eh.st No asa Wet +4i6 " Of Jh-ave, 2O1JoS bOOO
9gih-s 81 u 9th-svc 1A6H9SJ 65JO
48Ls 50 u 3i-aye 2JKlOUj suJO
64th-si 10 Of MaloA-aTe 2OHle1 ......... 93OVO
S5th-st - Il LsXngtonave bl11lOZ%'''s' dSUOO
90 Of layc 1lOK-f o. -tOOO
li2tht. 2264 Of Aye0ae A. j 9Ell1 ....... $1,000
5th.' No. y ,s ~ aIi line 500 I'M 1000
l44thst e. It itlock-sve. 2JxlOO, Spnnghurst 490
=. ~ yyhI,er-.va SpuuEhurSt.. 400
Avenne 8 eOu Of 3i-,t 2jNl33 Foriham..... 5OO
Areune A. . 20 Of 3i 2Jxl3@ Foriham oOO
and Ls.aTceare anu LocuslaYe
OO-lOO acres Upper % wv
" 2j3 l4thSt. ZiN 4tVOU
uECORDED
Broaav , 10, t a3o 'hl I'o ~ SO 500
9dave 30 year iron II +OJ O'''' 'V
6Asye. "a +Otht years per year''''' oOOO
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Ocean Steamers


W-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT M, NAL
N LIyR-Tbe srtclAss STEAMSHIPS will sail ever TUESDAY
D from Pier 49, foot Of ceiArsil TOT Havana ''N
C0LuMBus. r. c. Reed TrBsDai sepemSSs
sRRscESf CRY T S .ruksDAi September .s, ~
For freight passage Savas .ys'"; S@
q. McKsIIrz Agent II n.y.n.
NATIONAL LINE.
Pro. Pier, 4. ed g, q; Nv Ry,S
rUR orEKy sent at II m SPAIN -. sept 10 at 10 m
ENGLAND sept ~ a. 90 Pm n,tF ~
cpvvcy r,or,. ron LoNpg sArURDAY sept s. at II
Ga0r pd ra,Ts ,s go spa sd Rs PUsd U%
Liverpool at the lowest rates APpU al we u HURST Manager
BrosowaJ =, J" - =
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF. ,,n c,,,p ,xys
~ THR SOUTH WALES ATANTlc sTEA yns1RT STEAM
SHIPS vii sAl IRON Pennsylvania Railroad hAr 'eiSo ~ -
follow SEPTEMBER ls
GLAMoRuAS ;,,s nom Al pars
United states s0d Canada to ports Bristol Channel and a" ~
Te @smap. bu expressly for the trade are provided WIZ "
the attest hSp srs S1J na
rrs, Cabin SIS second CABIN 700 sas
c5 s sg Drafts for 81 ana
For further PARTICULAR csrG at the companTs o va
1D0e' ch'~Oe'' ADO ID Archibald BAXTER Co. AssnA
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. v,,
" THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0 syaE CALLING
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN sBW YORK AND HAWKE 'A"-'0
Al o vessels On tins fvo1te Continent eeins
as Nm,
WASHINGTON Lache,nez.. .sAIIhDAt' sep'
WILLIE PARIS. Danre .-.....SA
PRREIRE surnon 9 9oOer II
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD uOeiuing "inei .,-
First CABIN. ..S25 Second. lhrl''.''''''''"
EXCURSION tickets reduced rates .., - R,risn
travellers line both transit o nnsu
rav ana the crossing the Channe besides Ahs ~
trouble and expense - ,,.r-v,,, A., =. sh Rrasdu.,
DED STAR LINE.-AppOlnted to carry the
IL Belgian anu United States mails
The following steamers appointed to sail
p, pbt.selpbia Prom New-York. -
90 II
II SNIIlhBLAND
FROM ANTWERP. -
For Philadelphia. For Ne"- iors. -. II
NEDERL AMI. September
PRICES or PASSAGE IN CURRENCY. an
First $50 second cabin
Serase tickets 70 ami IRON al points, al Tue o"'
sr Il provided carries surgeon ana sie"Afls
through Tickets through Bills Ladng issued between an PROM
For passage rates freight other Information apply to
GEO. ". OLTON, ACr., - Brpal-si, NeW-ioIk
JOHN MCDuSALD, PasengrI Agent,
Battery Psee Hew-fork
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General AZ 'nts
3UT Naiuu-si.. Philadelphia
r WONDER BECKE General ETopean Agent, Aa-E-ro
STATE LINE
70 GLASGOW BELFAST. LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY &c
STATE OF PENASlLFANIA.... W Ej'LaDAi' SEQ
STATE cP Nevada. " ~ I.2DAl 'P- -
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Bruoklnn Real Gslale tor Sale.

COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE or to LET !;
~ prce - 500 or rent 500 monthly seth Fourh-ave, be-
ThitYeyenth and ThghtLsts Brookyn rooms
marble maues NlLhINS IO3 "sterst
nor SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
A Piueapp.e-stFrame aud house lot, lrtO
40 81 50 NsssaustPreme dive Augsi lot 44KlOO
200 and 26S RahngtOnstframe dwelling; lot, 4OKtD
l7g and 1917 WlowsL-orr and basem9n BIZ houses
No. AZ WiioughbvsL-3 story bnck house lot 251lOO.
No. 81 Hicks-s;-3-s'orr brick house; lot, 23xl 100
NJ. los RemsensL-3-sOry buck house lot. 2JHlOO.
W F. COOK. 23j Wlshingt0H-st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARtYlNG THh
UNITED STATES MAIL.
ynW AND FULLPOWERXD STEAMSHIPS -
SATURDAYS ron Liverpool on THURS
DAYS. ca u-g At Cork HarUo- earb
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. September .. 40 Ou p L.
BALTIC SATURDAY. September II I 800 D. IL
BRirANN!C. SATURDAY sept l5. Al lI+uJ a. n
CELTIC. sATURDAf Sept. 20. at 5'uu "a
OCEANIC. SATURDAY October 3 al lL:Oo q n.
Fronth DOES. Per o. Norm aver
Passenger accommodations al case u1ITalr cin1aAs
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
bathrooms IN mlsno
all arTaTie's' accon'an'
KATES-saoon $50 god Tickets $40. gold Seerags
for fTens tho OLD NounI
can row OMAN stee-lge prepaid certificates l los
Of America A@-hDuis
CHINA
Drafts rom 1 uDwar.
Information ~ e i0nhAFf
snces- No ~ r. j. tOkllo, AZ INK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Amusemr..s.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n ITALIAN OPERA
Messrs MAURICE and MAX srRAKOsCH respectfully
that all preliminary
SEASON OF ITALIAN OPERA.
beginning NJ the Academy Of Muse
MONDAf, sRPT D.
Full particulars NEW ENGAGEMENTS effected NHW CON-
POSITIONS produced TIE complete REPERTOIRE VIII
ocay public SUNDAY the
Al.o pamphlet, u vach b. had
Office Of the Acaiemy Of Muse Will b. mailed u a.
Boz one opens FOR subscr p,ons MONDAY Scot naAm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
XNAITER AND UsEFuL.-A French yOun

w man 4. WAITER either W. private family. hotel esau'
r,ut eau furnish rcelent Gfepce sil moderate wages Can
b. ODELLs PRgSCH BUREAU 100 West 3tsh-st corner
Bfoa1EAy. Inquire ioT C. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Coachren
TOACHNAN. GARDENER, Nc.-By SINAI

y Young coore man ry rferences Is very Desirable
trsy good able % ea,s 9i j o, D., G
try. PRUrBsiANT HOME BUREAU loo o."
ave- above lOtl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Waters.

TAITER.-Wanted, n situation by first
w waiter. thoroughly unierstAnls his business IN y, ~
5raBcbe Address H. y Tribune Up IOWA Ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Porters

DTTl z NTW T-NLF y
i Eoui pos PORTER in store hotel o. emes .
rg 20 make himself generally useful; furnish good ny e
Will moderate Can b. seen uhu uH al oDS'H .
AGENCY. 100 West 3iLL-sL. corner Broadway.
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5iiuatlous Uanteo-- maies.

yVANTED-A position - BCOhhEEFEh,
w COLLECTOR &C. where integrity and snct appne9ton 10
business viii insure Address J. l. L. Box ~ OO'Sl
Tribune OLace 81 l. West J2i-st
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Seamstresses.

ladies Undertaking, Muslin, LacewOrk,
Ruaucs &c. up order BY expert sEAnSIREss and
LACE HAND, Al her own house. on moderate terms 9to o'hae
fancy store.
C,EAMSIRESS or NL-RSE and SEA MISTRESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04

u WORK add wife aged 50 IeAis %
and take Of horses DIVE
mia and other sork shout place sr
good washer ami can 10 n.a sol As car
mill male baef &c. ca. AZ cAaPkSrkA5. us We" LIN
~ cor. giAsvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
VARDENER.-A German Protestant man I

" understands plata ana fancy gues nos
p grlpere LAYING lawns pruning graiung e $50 's-
has reference CITY ~ country hoefae
sges Apply At ODELLs GERMAN BUREAU. 1913 "es SiIh'
corner Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04

NALLACks .,..,,.,,
W Propnstor aid Mauager.......Mr LESTER WALLACK
Doors omen at7;3O commence p.
REAPPEAkANCR,
Of he eminent comedian,
Sir j. L. TOOLb,
who vii continue bis series of Representations.
EYERY EVENING DURING rHB WEEK,
will be presented Poolss famous thea-sct Comeiy OF
PAUL
PRY.
PAUL J. l. ic'hn
Will 4 on COmedy.Drama enntled
OPP THE LINE.
HARRY COKE ibis rgual chArace ......hr j. l. IooLh
Only paul Pry Matinee sAturiay At 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04

ROOTH's THEATER. FOURTH WEEK.
~ ~ POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS
Of Dion Bouccsults ani absorbing of
BELLE LAMAR,
in which NJ JOHN MCCULLOUGH and Mss x RANDOLPH
sumo the p1nc pal part.
MONDAY sept Z revival u he sublime tragedy VENICE PRE-
SERVED TOMORROW Saturday 1880 LAST Belle LANAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Gardeners

CARDENER-By n Swedish Protestant man,
VI aged 2S years speaks fair English and can 10 l p's o.
GARDENING vegetables dowers greenhouse aperes ru' &c was
the business sweden nl srve 40 .ss ~
h. Il recommendation Gail CAHPkNrERs, Us west Il
ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Miscellaneous.

4 MAN and WIFE and USEFUL LITTLE
y GiRL Of Man gardener sill charge q farm sc
if chmh-rna nurse general honssk soker 6e CIV OF
tr, rsees -asoahe; have gooi Al the PROT
RSTAST HOME Bt REAU 80 Gih-Are, above lOtb-s.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-03
SAYBROOK.

Editor Telegraph The Congregational
Sunday School held sort of festival last
Friday evening, consisting of singing and
other exercises. An admission was charg-
ed, and the receipts amounted to $2sr
which goes TO the benefit of their library.
Horace johnson was arrested by the U,
S. Marshal on Tuesday, charged with
breaking open cars on the L. S. & N. 5
railroad and stealing therefrom goods
to the amount of S4O0 or $500. He was
taken before ESQ. Fisher of Ashtabula
and held under $500 bail for his appear
auce next Saturday for examination. 1t
is supposed that he has accomplices and
the officers are on their track.
Bro. w. H. Brown and brother G. W.
Burdick had a dispute about some cord
wood on brother Browns land, and broth
er Brown denied that brother Burdick
had any more wood that belonged to
brother Burdick, on brother Browns
premises; whereupon brother Burdick at
tempted to peel the bark off certain
beech tree with brother Browns boots
while brother Burdick held him by the
coat collar Settled by an appeal to Esq
Simonds.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-03
ROME.

Friend Reed The last days of this
closing year has been more than eventful
with US in Rome.
On the 2lst inst, we followed TO the
grave, Mr.. John Crowell-one of the early
settlers of this town, and now, to-day,
Mrs. Julia Lee has just passed away. Her
funeral services will be held on Saturday,
the 3rd prox., at 10, A. NJ, at the house
and at II clock at the church.
The revival meetings in progress in the
Presbyterian church, are being successful
beyond all tbst we had faith to expect at
the first The meetings conducted by Rev.
Il. n. Wells have been attended with
wonderful solemniiy, and under the sound
and searching preaching of that dear
brother. many have been awakened, and
at this writing. we think there are not less
than fifty hopeful conversions, aud many
others are still inquring. Our audiences
are large and fill our church to its utmost
capacity, and yet the meetings are attend
ed with stiffness almost painful Broth
er Wells expects to close his services here
next Sabbath. Yours, F.M.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-03

village. Our predecessor, however, had
the advantage of US, as he was on the first
floor, while we are on the second Mr.
Hall was then an employe in the office, as
was also JOHN H CAMP, now of St Paul.
Mr.. ThaYer was editor and proprietor, and
the first number was of the same size that
it has been up to the present one. The
Sentinel was published at this time in Ash
tabula, and then as now, Ashtabula was
blessed with two weekly journals. The
Sentinel was edited by J. a. GIDDNGs, OF
jefferson; the office was ON the opposite
side Of the street-over the store now oc-
cupied by L. W SMITH 6 SoN. Both pa
pers were Wing, but while one was after
the GIddings school, the other, the Tele-
graph, was less distinctive and ultra on
the slavery subject. So we see that his
tory not only repeats itself, but printing
offices Sometimes repeat themselves in the
change of their locations.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-03
KINGsVILLE,

Editor Telegraph Our "Merry Christ
mas has come and gone again, and we
have quite vivid recollections of scenes
connected Herewith. ~ In
Christmas eve, the Baptist church and
society got up very nice exhibition at
their church, consisting of astronomical
and other views, aided by magic lantern
fully explained by Rev, Hough and
Prof ]. P Treat. A large crowd were
out and all were highly entertained The
event of the evening, however, was the
surprise given Mr. Hough in donation of
currency to to the amount of near $165.
This was the tenth anniversary of like
event-as he very happily announced, with
many heartfelt thanks. There were also
many of the friends and patrons of Rev.
Hickok and family, at the Presbyterian
parsonage that evening-the regular
church social having been appointed
there. Refreshments were served, the
proceeds OF which were presented to Mrs.
Hickok-who, in her usual quiet way
spoke of the love she had for this people,
and the evidence afforded of Its reciproci-
tY, tor which she was grateful.
The wee. small hours of Christmas morn
were upon US, and in the interval of leav-
ing for home, on the part of many, the
greeting-"W Wish you Merry Christmas"
was making vocal the very air, and may
the chambers of our souls re-echo the sal
utation from this time on through the
year.
Last Saturday evening, the installation
of the officers elect of Orion Lodge No.
353 of F. 6 A. NJ, took place at Masonic
Hall, conducted by D. T. Richmond, w.
NJ. Rev. ]. B. Grover, of KelloggsVille,
being present, made a prayer, followed
by some appropriate, earnest and eloquent
remarks, adding much to the interest and
profit of the occasion, after which re-
freshments were served, and with the hall
very near full, they could not be other
wise than social. Thus passed the even
ing G.