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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-22


AID FOR WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVER-
sITY.-The Philadelphia Times states that q
movement has, been organized in connection
with the Centennial celebration for the pur-
pose OF increasing the endowment OF Wash
ington, and Lee University, at Lexington,
Va. (which was founded by George WASH
inpton and presided over for several years
.by General Robert E. Leel by contribu'
sions from all parts Of the country as cen.
tennial offerings or expressions OF goodwill
towards the school, as well as to serve the
important purpose OF strengthening the
cause of education where strength is sadly
needed. I'm furtherance Of this object a
meeting will be held in Philadelphia on the M
men. Republicans and Democrats, having
cordially united in the call. Among the
prominent gentlemen interested in the move
ment are Ex-Governor Curtin, Franklin b.
Gowen, Chief-Justice Waite, Senator Ran
dolph, Of New Jersey; Hon. Charles Fran
els Adams, Senator Bayard, Congressman
Hoar. Pierce, and Banks, OF Massachusetts,; !;
Judge Black. William M. Eyarts, Senator
Thnrman, and others Of equal .promiDe
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CONTRACT .AwARDED.-Messrs. HI. L. Pc
louze & Son, type-founders OF this city, have
been awarded the contract for furnishing
the Government Printing Office at Wash
ington with brass rules.
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HOUR CHASGED.-At meeting Of the
members Of the Corn and Flour Exchange
held yesterday at 10 O'Clock, Mr.. George S.
Palmer, vice president, in the chair, the
hour for sales to commence was fixed at 10
A. NJ. instead Of 81 as at present.
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Mayors Court. There was but one case
before this tribunal yesterday that OF Eliza
Simms, charged with slandering and abusing
Maria Coleman. Eliza was admonished and
bound over to keep the peace in the sum OF.
r,enn X ~ !. i I.
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FROM COLEMAN 4 RoGERe,s PHARAAcY,1f 1f6
uest Baltimore street, Baltimore, March I, 1879:
The increasing demand for CoLDEN's LIEBIQH
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoR-
AroR Is sure evidence OF Its succesa We arc eaiy
receiving testimonials of highly complimentary
cfn
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4 HERnAH BosCHEN e BROTHER are selling tseaf
,arae stock Of TRUNKS, vALtsEs, &C.. very oH
prices to make room fer fa and winter boots be9
and 5l1 Broad atrcet. y
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poro cLern and other styles Of dress sosdas q
LEVY BROTHERS.. s 8.
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OuALFIED.-Mr. f. H.; MCGUIRE qualified
Yesterday as notary public before the Hus-
fings Court.
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VISITORS TO THE CENTENNIAL may save
much trouble and annoyance with their
baggage by ayailing themselves Of the offer
of the Southern Express Company in
another column.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Iableour given at Nmnally's Hall
on Wednesday evening, aud again on last
evening, proved highly successful In every.
respect. In our notice given yesterday we
could not give names and particulars. We
give now q resume Of the performance.
Messrs. David Pulliam and Henry Owens
as Brutus and Cassius, gave o scene from
the tragedy Of Julius Caesar admirably.
Mr.. Incognito gave q most excellent
tableau Of an artist painting a young lady,
in costume; and, as a sequel, the artist ad-
miring the work of his pencil.
Occurring twenty years ago" was admi-
rably represented by Mr.. Miller and Miss
Minnie Deaton. This was followed by
Occurring now-a-day, by Mr.. David Pull
liam and Miss Sue jackson; and the con-
trast was so well and SO eptionably
shown that the audience was fairly carried
away.
Next came charade representing q
fashionable wife and husband in tete-d-
tete quarrel. The principal characters were
sustained by Mr.. David Pulliam and Miss
Florence Monteiro, assisted by Miss jackson
and Mr.. Miller. ~
Then there was charade spiritedly con-
Quoted by Misses Alice and Florence Mon
teiro.
The whole concluded with a charming
pantomime by Miss Monteiro, Mr.. Puiliia an m,
and Mr.. Owens.
Both entertainments were well attended,
and we are gratifed to know that the re
turns will probably fill up the efficiency in
the church building fund.
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THIRTY different styles OF note paper, incindini
NIL the novelties. at LEVY BRoTHERs.
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Repairs Completed. The repairs to the
city station-house, necessitated by the at
tempt of prisoners to escape on Wednesday
morning, were completed last evening, and
the cells are now as secure as ever before.
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sit BASEBALL. "a match game Of baseball
viii be played on Monday evening on The
Reservoir grounds, back Of Hollywood, be-
tween the well known clubs the Virginia
and AtIantics. This game is to decide the
championship OF the city, and Will com
IIence at ~ e'cloek.
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/ sanEAr BARGAINS In all kinds Of dry goods Q
Iryy ;BRorHERs,. 80. sss u
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NEW dress goods at LEVY. RaorHERs'. 4.

CHARLOTTESVILLE and other good makes OF g
oassimere at LEVY BROTHERS.
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DRUGs. mEDIcINEs. e.
THE GREAT REMEDY.

TyHE GREAT REMEDY.
DIR. .D,ARMsTADTs
ANTLDYsPEPTIC DROPS
are working wonders In cases OF
SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
HEMORRHOlDS and
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
arising from DYSPEPSIA. by restoring the stomach
to its normal condition and keeping the OoHeds
omen. Price, 75c. Sold by all druggists.
,eis11?sE ~ = RIO. ARMISTEAD, Manufacturer,
ss IA g26 Min street, Richmond. Va.
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NEW patterns Tycoon reps at LEVY BROTHERS

FEW SUITS left at LEVY BROTHERS, to b
closed out at very low figures.
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sIprERs, TiEs, BUsKIass &C., cheap at - 10
scHEa,s, SOC and 5I1 Broad street.
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REcoLLEcT. Levy HaerHRns' prices for dry
Goods are always the loHest. S3s s5s:
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CPoNGEs
! FOR BATHING.
FoR CARRIAGES,
FOR STATES,
FOR SURGEONS.

Afull and fine assortment Of all kinds snd quatt-
ties.
OucDREssED cHAMoIs SKINS, all direa
from the importers For sale wholesale and retail bz
.33.. PURCELL, LADD q co.
Is. II g f7s DrugxiSts.
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GOOD BARGAINS in ladies' linen suits at Levy
BROTHERS.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND
| GUARDIANS!
vorS1, Df. CIlANTAL ACADEMY OF TIE
VISITATION.
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents in quest of tirSt-class school for their
1.,,"l,,rrs vii! do well TO Investigate the claims OF
~. Ir,r.rn.Ht OF female education MOUNT DE
|ygINT Al ranks pre-erninently high. Great atten,
,i"n {, given 20 perfect the pupils In writing and
j,amred il i hclanguage OF their recreation hours.
The purity of accent and correctness Of pronncis-
,,'i", nf surprise to the native Partisan. The re-
TnSn for the superiority in music IS so widespread
ns ~ have made this Academy almost national one:
Wnl-ST DE CHANTAL TO the sensible parent Is
;y influence exercised TO form the pupils to views
sItd habits OF economy, and to render them really
r.crcai and useful women OF society IN after years
limnncity of dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united to the e5ceedingly moderaIs a
M ,rns, secure 70 this school rs large and desirable
,Strouagc In the future as 1t has enjoyed In the
past. , tor , nrosnoc,rs IN
,hn prrctress of Mount dc Chantal Academy Of the
VISITATION. near Wheeling, W.. Va. 1-SM
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THB WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
warm; at night it was cooler and threaten
ing.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, CO;
9 A. NJ, II; noon, 50; 5 p. NJ, "a; P.
NJ, 6S; midnight, e..
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DEPsINE PoRCI. (Englishl

DEPSINE PORCI. Englishl
BoUDALTs, PEPslN. II s
sCHEFFER's sACCHARATED PEPsN,
HAWLEY's AMERICAN PEPsIN,
LIQUID PEPsN, Il )
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPsIN,
Is WINE OF PEPsIN, y
LACTOPEPTlNE, &C., SC.
For sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist.
au so corner Broad and Ninth streets,
a T MEADE Il BAKERS 9.sss
Z N !s5s m DRUGSTORE:s
RATHING and TOILET sPONGES;
BaTH-BRUSHES and sPONGErBAGS; y
for BED-SOkESii S
AIR-PILLOWS for rTRAYELLERS;;s -, -,
PTRE EKUBBER. CLOTH for INFANTS' TOtLfsft
ESGIisH TOILET CARBOLIC SOAP;
PACKERSf TAR SOAP;
JUNIPER TAR SOAP ..-,...
GREEN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE;
HIMROD'6 ASTHMA REMEDYsI
ER,SPOCKET 1NHALER: -
TMPROYED STEAM ATO6fZERS;
TMPORTED tCOLiCGNE-WAgEhsE ~
COI0GNE-SPRAY AT0MIZERSi
EfASTIC STOCKlSGSf for WEAK JOINTS;5 ~
LBDOMINAIi SUPP PORTERS;; w
1!HOCOLATE with EXTRACT OE BEEk s..s &
VALENTINES MEATH ICE and GLYCERkSk;
and all new preparations sold by ~ z
i. an a5 ----.5- -- .stG.S 9l9 Main street.
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DINGWOOD FEMALE SCHOOL will
reopen on 1lTn SEPTEMBER. For circulars con-
tanning terms, apply 10 Miss j. A. MILL1GAS.
sc slim
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pICHMOND COLLEGE,
IL RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

and closes June 2l,1S77. The College embraces
eighl selslrate schools-viz, Latin. Greek, Modern
Languages, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemls-
Try, ana Philosophy, supplied by corps OF seven
LoIessors. The past session was eninentIy success
;ui; anu leaves the institution In excellent working
ofder It's situation buildings apparatus, and inter.
esl-oearing endowment enable 1t TO dispense liberal
"ueaIi0n on terms unusually moderate. ..13 Z.
=, AfESsES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
aariculation and tuition in any three schools$ 90
fusi, light, washing, and board in mess clubs,
llo
8IOS
VI Dy boarding at College Hotel instead Of
$ZSO
sof Catalogues giving full Information, apply TO
ffAkKE RYLhND, 913 Main street, or address
fae B. PURYEAR,
-V l3-tSe25 Chairman Of Faculty.
M SS JUDK1NS will receive, at 8l3 east
~ Marshall street, FIFTEEN YOUNG LADIES
inc educational year beginning October 2, 1876.
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IBy telesrsph3

by VeteSI0ph.J
NEW YORK, September al --At nine min
utes to 3 3o'clock on Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember oath, 50, 600 pounds OF pisexplosiyes,
packed in the mine beneath the rocks Of
Hell Gate will be fired. The tide win at that
moment be at its highest, and It is thought
the river will be less crowded by vessels on
their way out into the Sound than at any
other time. /.
There will be q perceptible shaking OF the
windows of the houses In sAstoria at the
time OF thsfexploaion. After the finishing
OF the prsning on Saturday morning the
shaft and galleries will be flooded quietly sby
means of syphon, so as 10 avoid the dan.
ger Of a Irennture explosio lon, which might R
Be the result Of the sudden entrance q tne
mass os water overhead. This operation 81
fiaoding ,fili f3nish tho dificult ana long
continasl pFeps iions Tor q blast.
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FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND MUSIC.
Miss A. T. DANIEL wishes to form 4 class o.
'"'''' ENGLISH. FRENCH, and MUSIC,
q, her residence, No. los NORTH SEVENTH
STREET. sc 1o-EM
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GENERAL NEwToN's REASONS FOR EXPECTING
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY-REsULT
OF EXPERIMENTS MADE-How THE EXPLo-
SIvEs ARE DIVIDED UP--A POSTPoNEMEET
FOR FEW DAYS.
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MIR. CHARLES POINDEXTER, A. B.,
4'I will open his school, Ninth and Marshall
streets. on the 25Tu INSTANT. Number limited
10 iteen Circulars TO be had at the bookstores or
by addressing as above, sc 19-lw*
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Mrs. SUSAN REED WILL RESUME
lNl the duties OF her SCHOOL on WEDNESDAY,
September Goth, ut her residence, corner Twenty
eighth aui Broad streets Sc 1855
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,,,ur MISSES BENTLEY WILL RE-
mrrS THEIR SCHOOL ON THE FIRSTnON
r,y,r ,cto.c, AT No. 20S east Main street, lately
ncrapicd by Mr.. W. II. Powers. Unit, then, apply
~ ,nr,r pr,cnt residence, No. 31A east Grace street.
~ '''" scl1-eod3wh
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rFHE EXERCISES OF MISS TAZE-
L WELLS SCHOOL will nc resumed on MON.
DAY the I'd of October For terms and all other DE-
sired information apply at her residence, No. III
Grace street. sc 1l-eOQlm"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14

-iEeAThesfa from Eri6 to Philadelphia
ana return win be sic. 10; if you go by
Nsy, YFapd rstuya the saFe WAY, Fill
AS6D 5laEs llOAls. ~ z h ycd g6by New
York anl vstt1sl direct It viii Be but one
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14

Eds. Tsl.-Our old friend and veteran
merchant, C. A. B. Pratt, is again on
hand, having bought out the stock Of c,
d. Snow. The doors that have been closed
for few weeks are again, therefore, open,
and the goods are being run of st very low
prices. The stock win be kept duly replen-
ished. MIR. Prstt's reputation is sufficient
ly fresh in mind to induce many to well
come him back again to his old place of
trade.
]. E. Brady, the well-known itinerant
merchant, who picks up all the payer rags,
and supplies the whole region round about
with tin, glass ware and notions, is again
upon the road with five large wagons. His
head quarters are at Orwell, and his large
stock of goods are stored in the building in
which is Stones Opera Hall. Each two
weeks, trip brings return of his mensge
rie, fully loaded.
We regret to say that AnsOn Russell, a
respected citizen of this place, has sold his
farm near the railroad, and proposes to
move to Bloomfield.
Butter is moving. Graham & ROwley
have in two days taken in 1,20O pounds,
for which 80 cents was paid for the most
of it. To-day, it has dropped down to %
cents. The stream is setting in that diree-
ton now, and butter and eggs find ready
sale.
Zera Parker wishes to say to your numer-
Gus readers and the public, that he has
centennial calf, that weighed when drop
ped III pounds. Any one who can beat it,
may speak.
The SentiaeI notices jefferson horse,
claimed to be superior to all Others. Horse
men in this region think that little steep.
While they admit that he may be as good
as, they are not ready to allow that he is
superior to all others.
Rev. Mr.. Babbitt preached in Brooklyn
N. W., of Orwell-on Tuesday evening,
with good attendance. Stated pereaching
every two weeks will be continued through
the summer. HIG.
Orwell, April, IA, 1876.
Our Correspondent says the preaching is in
Plymouth Church, which is designation
somewhat equivocal, nowadays. We rath-
er prefer to spare the feelings of our readers
in that locality.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
sAYBROOK.

It looks little more like spring now thar
it did ten days ago; farmers are plowinG
and sowing oats; the roads are dry, ant
the clay roads in particular are not so dnstl
as they were week ago.
There is not much going on here that car
be classed as news, still everybody is a
busy as they are mind to be, some NOV
ing of families from one house to another
some buying and selling, and it all goes tt
make up the sum of human activity and
human life.
Lyman Curtiss has bought house and
lot Of one-half acre of George Kiedle, few
rods north of the P. o., for $72O.
The annual election Of officers Of both
the Congregational and Methodist Sabbath
Schools have been held, and the names Civ
en- below:
In the Cong1 school, W. S. Harris, Super
intendent; Miss Ellen Hatch Assistant
Charles Skinner Secretary and Treasurer.
We think in this school the Superintendent
acts as Librarian.
In the Methodist school, Smith Walker
is Superintendent; Rev. G. Dunmire, As
sistsnt; W. K. Wilkinson, Secretary; Miss
R. E. Smith, Treasurer; James Brockett,
Librarian; d. b, Walker Chorister; Mary
Sherman, Organist. Book Committee.
c. Wright, G. E. Walker, Joseph Wright.
Quarterly meeting at the N. E. Church
on Sunday. Elder Osborne preached to a
crowded house and administered the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper on Sunday eve
ming.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society was held at the
NJ E. Church, on Sunday at P. N.
April 18th, 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
The third quartHEly meeting Of Lenox
circuit NJ. E. Church, meets at Cherry VAL
ley, April 18th and 10th. Rev. r. Crane, Of
Rock Greek, Is expected to ofieiate p Hlace
~ ger: - &1BH

.-Cspt. .Chepey,,Qf the harbor lights bit
, his taper fos the first this season, at the
end of the west pier, on Saturday night
last. This change Of location Of the light,
our sailors should bear ia mind.
9T2Hsss fbs ilssials 81 Jshs Wsedsz ct
the Opera House, others were given
by the same lady-at East Village, on Sun
day evening, and at the Harbor on Mon
day evening..u;;ttll,,-o ,-oo,l atfsddapee.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14

Dr.. D. S. HALL is expected home about
the last Of the present month.
( MAYOR TALcOrr and lady returned from
New York last Saturday evening.
Nh. 7. C. CARLISLE, Of Saginaw, ha.
been spending few days with his friends
here. lo
Mr.. K. M'KExzIE returned from hii
Southern trip last week, greatly improved
in health. i't
Mr.. NJ. W. GRAHAM, recently employed
in the American Express Co.'S Office al
Cleveland, has gone to. Toledo tot take po
sition in the same company's Office in that
city, raH B.slpa . s
Albert M'KNIGHr, adopted son of Mr.,
]. D. Hubert, expects to leave in the
course of week or two, for residence in
Lawrence, Mass, where he win take place
in the mercantile establishment of Mr..
Rowe -son-in-law Of Mr.. Hubert.
GEoReE JOHNSON, SON of VIM. B., Of
Plymouth, has taken place in the Office
Of Hall Bros. for the purpose of looking in
to the arcane of law. q George has steadi-
ness, thoroughness and integrity of pur-
pose, and viii not be likely to fall far be-
low his ultimate aim, whether it be bar OF
bench.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
From theReporter.

EIOAn TIE EScpOAbOAs
Conneaut is now to have mill for man.
ufacturing land plaster and bone dust.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr.. Oliver
Hazeltine, while engaged in cleaning out
fence corners with bush scythe, had the
misfortune to cut his right foot erossways
from the little toe, inficting severe and
painful. wound. I'm
Mrs. William Robinson, of East Con-
neaut, while hanging out clothes on
Thursday last, fell and expired before any
one could go to her assistance. She was
fifty-fcur years Of age, and the cause Of her
death is supposed to be heart disease.
The hatchet has been buried and the Tel
egrapb and Nescs smoke the pipe Of peace.
The editor of the Telegraph heard the edi-
tor Of the Neacs sing at recent concert
and was charmed with the limberness Of
his voice. So they made up.-SentiHeI.
Couldn't help It'll such voice you never
heard. That Of Brown the oysterman, al
ways fixed our admiration, but Brown
amt anywhere.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
A.htabuIa marEet.
DIED.

SNTTH-In this village Sth inst, very sudden
ly, Harvey Smith. aged 50 years.
Being an Odd Fellow, the funeral was
largely attended by that Orderfrom Jefferson,
Geneva and Madison as well as Ashtabula.
These distant friend were treated to refresh
ments by Western Reserve Chapter at the
Ashtabula House.
CoLLINs-In this place, Sth inst, of paralysis.
James s. Collins, aged IS year.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
AsHrABULA COUNTY NEWS
FEOx OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
KNOXVILLE.

Eds. Tsl.-For the better accommoda-
ton of the public, the public rehearsal Of
the Choral Union last evening, the Presby-
terian church was substituted for the Town
Hall. The church was well filed, and the
entertainment highly pleasing and credita-
ble By vote, request was made that the
performance be repeated, with admission
fee, on Friday evening of this week.
The severe illness of Mr.. Chas, Landfear
with lung fever, brings the sympathetic
feelings of our people into free exercise.
Kingsville, April IS, 1876. G.
Iate-condeused.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14

A drawing Of the Booth St. High Bridge
ison exhibition in the window of Hall,
stevenson &'Nettleton's store. Although
there has been no figuring Of the expense
of the structure, it Is estimated that the
cost will be- AabeGt SS5,O0O. There is
good reason for thinking the requisite
amount will be subscribed. and the bridge
be built at an early day.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
To Consumpuves.

The advertiser, retired physician, having
providentially discovered while medical
missionary in Southern Asia, a very simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Asthma, BronehIt-
is, Catarrh. and all throat andlung affections.
also positive and radical specific for Nerv-
Gus Complaints, feels It his duty to make it
known 70 his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive he will cheerfuily send, (free Of
cbargeD 70 all who desire 1t, the recipe for
useing, this providentially discovered RENE
dy. Those who wish to avail themselves Of the
benefits OF this discovery without cost, can
do so by return mail, by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper,
bR. CHARLES p. MARSHAL.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14

Alta meeting Of Alert Hook and Ladder
Co., last Monday evening. the following
officers were elected; Foreman, S. Rich
monde 1stAssistsat,sD. H,lD6Boiss secre-
tsry, 3. Herman; TfeasussrsS 8. W. Allen.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-14
ohanga ar Trneon IhalN .HRr

= nIIFlI E-I IIFF !t9'FII I
/ On Mbhaay, April 18th, the new time
table takes effect on the Ashtabula, Youngs-
town 8 Pittsburgh R. R. Passenger trains
Nos. 3 and are to be discontinued for the
present, but No 1, running north, will ar
rive at the Centre st. depot at 1:16, p. M,
and No. 2, running south, at 7:45 a. m.
The Warren accommodation will Be cen
tin6eA IS heretefnre. ll ] AIIl0il !